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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-08
No Strong Arm work.
RAILWAY STATEMENT
proportion OF Expenses OF Chcsapealxe
and Ohio In Growing

showing a gain OF per cent. in
sIoss operating revenues and an IN
crease e Of per cent in proportion or
expenses 10 gross revenue as com
pared with the same month in IN,
pr eceding year the statement of reve-
hues and expenses of the Chesapeako
ana ana, OHIO lines for February. 1911, has
INST been issued The Increase in
probably means a loss when it Ia
considered that the 1911 figures IN
oiude the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
me freight revenue shows decrease
OF s3s,6ol 90. or per cent, while the
passenger has grown s37.541 or 10
per cent. The total operating revenue
i aor Febru .aS iaI1; was s2,4oe,1a51s
from Sl.551.36751 In 1910 to sl.s92.-
66a.16 in 1911. growth OF sl41.297. Ga.
or per cent. The proportion of OK
pcnses to gross revenues in 1911 is
1913 per cent, while In 1910 is was 65
In the eight months from July /.
dslo. to February %, 1911, the net
operating revenue decreased s66S.228
Or per cent. while the surplus fell
from s4.1S3.5?3.13 to s2,574.So1.99. or IS
per cent !ET'llH' - -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-08
STRONG ARM MAN
MERELY LOOKEDON
Light Committee Had Stormy
Session, at Which Everybody
Talked at Once.

Confusion and discord reigned su
preme In the special meeting OF the
Committee on Light last night over
the question brought IN by Council
man Seaton. who holds that the city
can save $4,000 annually by owning
and operating Its gas lighting system
Instead OF putting /, out by contract.
az at present
Mr. Scaton. who is not a member OF
inc o committen. was on hand with his
figures. He told how the lights OF Bal
iimorc were run at Il cost Of sloSs
each according TO his plan. while those
OF this city. BY the terms OF the old
Lighting Company are costing 1880
pending an acceptance or the 1911 bid
ior one year when the company. agrees
to furnish them at sI3 ana give a GO
cents rebate from January l. when the
old contract expired. Finally over
INC earnest rs, protest Of Councilman Jo-
seph r. Powers, the motion Of Coun-
Gilman Workman that subcommittee
OF three. with the Superintendent OF
the Gas Works. be appointed 10 In
Snstisat. The purchase OF lights IS tho
Was passed Conncilmen SAUNDERS
work. man and liobson were apnointcd
on the committee and directed to re-
port 10 me committee on April %
All rnikcd nj Once
Previous 10 arriving At this conciu-
sion SO, i wns At times more than the
Frequently several members or the
committee wcr- talking Mt once and
the sound OF the gavci was like tho
dropping OF a pin on the committee
Then. too, Mr., Grimes had 10 PASS
unon nearly every parlinmentary rule.
Flnally. In chaos OF motions amend
ments and substitutes. the chairman
stated 10 tho bcliigerent members that
he proposed to run the COMMITTEES. AMI
that any member vas at liberty To APP
peal IL he SO desired. and then aornn-
thlng definite was reached so far as
this meeting went
Councilman Rogers tried hard to get
,he committee TO take ur. Che bid OF
the American Street Lighting Com
pany. which was recommitted from tho
last meeting OF the Council but he
WAS overruled, Mr.. Powers. who fought
with great tenacity. as a last resort
rosc Just before the vote was taken
on the Workman motion and asked
dra mat!cally what they were going TO
90 when tho lights went out explain
Ing that there was nothing TO prevent
the American Street lighting Com
pnnH from disseminating service as i,
was not now hound BY contract or
the City Attorney had ruled that both
the city and the lighting COMPANY
were bound to give sixty DAYS notice
before such step could be taken Mr.
and was not satisfied when 1. was not
forthcoming. Other members OF tho
tngly.
No Strong Arm Work.
warned by the previous meeting.
SerBea nj -nt-Arms Ruskell was present
nht therc was never any necessity to
90 tho strong arm act. A represented
I'VE OF the American Street lighting
company was there and wanted 10
say something. but there was never
a look In for him Also. Chairman John
). Lynch Of the Electricity Committee.
onered suggestions, but he was In
formed that the committee was amnlv
able 70 attend to its own business, Mr
Lynch smiled and said In an under
zone mat he cav no evidence Of II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-08
MANY APPLES SHIPPED
Stunrts Draft Citizens show MaEni-
tutlc Of Their Induxtry.

Commissioner OF Agriculture * Diner
acknowledges that the people Of
Stuart's Draft, In the Valley OF Viz
ginia. have the goods on him Re-
Gently. while farmers institute was
in progress there. he made the state
ment, based on information given him
by citizen. that sixty carloads OF
apples had been shipped from that
point during the past season. This
was not done In his speech, but TO
some individuals Mr.. Koincr using 1t
as comnendatory of the community
The remark has cost him an expla-
nation. Citizens Immediately started
an Investigation. believing that the
truth had been but half told, and Sc
cured statistics from the railway com
pany. AS n result. three-paEe letter
arrived Mt the Department Of Agri-
culture yesterday morning.
The figures show that instead OF
sixty carloads of apples. no less than
200 were shipped from Stuart's Draft
during the season, comprising 10000
barrels. In addition. there were ESQ
cars OF hay, 100 of lumber. 300 of nour
and feed and forty Of corn and oats
In addition. there was n request that
this information be printed In The
Times Dispatch FOR the information or
all the people of the state. so that
they might know the magnitude OF the
apple industry In Virginia. and at
Stuarts Draft In particular.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-08
YALE GRADUATES
HAVE BIG NIGH I
Virginia Organization Formed,
and Greetings Come From
President Taft.

Yale graduates In Virginia held their
initial meeting and banquet In the
Commonwealth Club last night. and
took steps for the organization of a
Yale alumni association. Distin gnished
company was present. among tho visi-
tors being the Rev Arson Phelps
Stokes. Jr., secretary Of Yale Univer-
sity.
short business meeting was held.
and the following officers were elected:
Charles r Foster, president. and Will
liam Todd secretary-trcasurer.
The principal address was delivered
by Mr.. stokes. whose effort was an ex-
preston of Yalc's policy to become n
national university, drawing men from
MI sections OF the country. He gave
to the latest developments In the diff
ferent departments Mt Yale.
ADDRESSES were made also ny Pro-
fessor Dickcy. representing Harvard,
and Evans Lindsay. representing
plcasantries were INDUCED in in re-
gard to the athletic relations among
the three institutions Prince
ton and Yale.
DR.. II 3. Frisscll responded to the
toast .'I1ducation," referring TO the
work Of the great educational institu-
prssa ,eTt a P'esde9 Tae Tat svo aeS
much applause. Yale songs were sung
and campus characters were discussed.
G, r. Foster acted as toastmaster. Lee
McClung treasurer Of the United
ings from the Bankers Association
banquet.
Among those present were the Rev.
a. F. Hale, RuEus Parks. Ir.. 4. Y.
William Todd r. r. Lassiter. Evans
Lindsay. f. w Farley c. r. Foster.
+. II. Kenyon ana Richard Armstrong.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-08
CAUGHT STEALING
PLUG I 0 BAG CO
creery Watched in Factory, Then
Arrested, After Which His
House Was Searched.

After having been watched from a
convenient peep hole w j. Creery,
white man about fifty years old, was
arrested late yesterday afternoon OH
suspicion Of having stolen Il quantity
OF tobacco from the Larus Tobacco
Factory.
crcery was watched by Detective
Sergeant Wiley. who arrested him a
rev minutes after he had left the
building. AS he placed his hands on
Crecry's shoulders. Sergeant Wiley
also touched the mans pockets and
bacco. each weighing nineteen ounces
"Wha did you do this for?" asked
the detective. as he exhibited tho al
legged stolen tobacco. Creery wilted
lie had nothing to say, except to beg
that search warrant be not sworn
out TO give the officer the privilege or
searching his house. He gave full per-
mission. and. in company with Detec-
tive Sergeant kellam. Sergeant Wiley
went to Crcery's home. and. following
directions given~~iy the latter found
tobacco hidden beneath bed. In all
there were ten plugs and several boxes
OF expensive smoking tobacco
Crccry has been employed by the
1.arus Tobacco Factory for some time
Stealing has been noticed. and sus-
piclon fastened on Creery. lie was
watched. and tobacco was found on his
person He said afterwards that he
had supplied himself with government
tags with which to stamp the supply
no obtained. II Is felony to sell to-
bacco which does not carry n gov
eminent stamp,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-08
OPPOSE OPEN SESSIONS
poiice Board VIII Still Exert Prcrogative OF
I.-.- Meeting In Secret

Police Commissioner James A Rrz6lcv
II hnrkddy night offered q resolution IN the
fIaeetinS Of the Board of Police Com mission
ers NroVioinr for open sessions. al witch
ftne public would he admitted. Mr. Bradley
.ss supported |only l.: Commissioner Gin
MEL. and on 'ht' strenuous objections Of Tie
rtAeF members OF the board The resolution
vas tabled
AZ matter of fact, under an old ruling.
tne public has right TO attend all meet
.hss 81 me board which arc not declared 10
i4 Al the time IN executive session. Eut NO
+ Attet1pt mas ever been made TO exert the
( 5IItyAfze The members OF the board are
S> eetf1 oy the Council and IN" board Is a ere
tEiloa q mat body 30 especial privileges
We ever granted It. yet It is the only de-
"a tHe1r IN the city govcrnmcnt which In
iSsTlsbty meets IN secret session
i = y p-oba bic that the resolution will bo
fSEHh from The table and tho nsht for open
leessInr. De reAeNed i n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-08
POLICE COURT CASES
j. W. Iandrnm PROVES GOOD chnrncter =

L. w. I.antrum Proves Good Character and
Is Dismissed of Serious Charge
&. NJ. Coleman. white. charged with ca =
ry!ng q concealed razor was DISCHARGED YES
trrdhy in loicc Court
l.. W Ilandruni. charged with receiving
stolen china and tableware. valued at 81 80
from G. q Alley. was dismissed lie proved
q GOOD charactnr and that the alleged stolen
property taken home by Two small chi.
dion,
FitzhuGh Morton. coorcd. charged with
reckless driving. was fined :.c
Matte Price cniorcd was Oncd 600 /. nj
paced under $!c5 security for n!ncI, days on
a charge OF running an obiectonablc rrsor,
a. II. East clay street. and I.izzininc Mon
cure. tried on the Same charge was nned 81
ava placed under 300 security for twcnt,
days -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-08
SAYS SHE OWNS RICHMOND
fxIhanstive Title Examination Requested nv
<heFOkec China nj

claim 20 the PROPERTY on which tho CITY
-. lifhInond stands Was Med yestcrday In
" c!erk's ohice 81 the CHANGER: cour; IN
tthe form Of eiJer from Mrs Eier (,ndd
| - Clerk Savil!e ars. Cudd writes from
iE- T. D. No. !, Cheroi,ee. & g.:
I 70 nc clerk OF The court a, Richmond Va:
Dear Sir,--You please look over tho rec.
! e'os OF real cssiate in the registers Office
enn md out i There has any land ever be-
{lBeiohe-. for the las, hundred Years and IL,
| me know have bin ,olde by my parents
Fhet inc land WHARF Richmond is on thai,
- vas lief; for the Scay and Rcicher h.trs
And am one OF the Seay Iiei-s enclosc
b you two-ssnt STAMP for you 70 reply back
10 NEE 10 LEI NEE hear from YOU Please
aocress your letter to Mrs Ellcr Cudd"
Maio! Saville has not set begun the
nea'ch OF the records requested lie thinks
"A dozen or 80 clerks might accomplish I, In
hall dozen years. but the description ~
tht !and and clallramis is snnlnxSh at .nnn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-08
LEAVES BLUES BAND
Musician Colnvifn Gets Discbnrrc To- ~,

'h"eir'an Colavifn Gets discharge for BusI-
: ness Reasons
. IN thr heeis OF tho award OF the contract
,h n richmond Light Infantry niues. Raj.
r nmon Chief Musician Philip Colavita has
,ehrch from the organization. He cavo hus
moss as his reason Tor leaving Tho ba,,aiia
a :. m mas neen granted his discharge by Major
NJ Eolav'ta has given much Of his lin.
to building up the Blues Rand ana 10 . ..ie
,n h., credit for his faithful work. His de
c's'oh 10 leave II is, therefore, the cause or
State Committee to Meet "
\ meeting OF tho executive commute,
ne FARMERS Educational and Co-Opera,t,'a
Lnion Of America. Virginia division ptii Ia
nr'u nj inc Lexington Hotel next Tresda,
n nv, ana "Wednesday. The State bodv MOI
In this city In February 100 i'ct
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-08
SET FREE, THEN ARRESTED
Warrant Served on Donovan RS Tie Yefb
~. -l.. - STATE I,euifcntInrr =

:.
just as he walked out Of the penitentiarv
yesterday morning, after serving a two-year
term for forgery, Daniel Donovan was re-
arrested on the same charge and is being
feld for the authorities OF Buffalo ~ Y He
was locked up in the First District station
70 await the arrival OF an officer from New
York III -
Donovan came to the penitentiary when
ne was convicted of forging tho name OF
william Harmon TO check for $40 He was
said TO have been n good prisoner and prob-
ably would have been paro!cd after serving
MS first year had not the charges from Buff
falo been preferred against him.
lie formerly Il railroad detective ana
is said TO have been at one time employed
By the New York Central system
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-08
DondS Missing.

Because o number Of the court clerks
OF Virginia have failed to send IN the
bonds OF commissioners Of the revenue.
ms required by law, the Auditor of
Public Accounts has sent out letters
calling attention 10 the omission. The
bonds from one or more commissioners
from forty-five OF the 100 counties
and cities were missing. making n
total Of about seventy five bonds. The
Auditor is forbidden to do business
with commissioner until a copy Of
his bond has been n1cd.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-08
KENNEY INDICTED
fienrico Man Must Answer In Court 70,
--L Serinnk (lIInrre

an Indictment was brought in the IIcnrico
county circuit Court yesterday against c. II.
htnhcN. young white man, who is charged
%ith attempting 10 assault Florence Russell
ttn-ychr-oid girl The case Will not he
tried until tho next term Of court.
iirhry Brown, coloTed. Was Indicted OF rs
snnlt ana battery and housebreaking. Ue
piehdsu sitttl before Judge Scott who re.
served MS decision. The charge agains,
bE"" y was That no bea, Philip Coleman a
coiored man, more than eighty Years Of Arc
70 inscnslb!'.ty aud then. with the aid OF
anoiher negro broke open and ransacked
me house. Ills confession, II Is cxpcctcd vii
lead 10 the urres, and conviction Of tho
members OF a gang of thieves which hn.
been operating In the ncIghborhood of Gier
! lion for time.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-08
Building Permit.

building and repair permits wer. i..ysd
yesterday as foiows:
Harry n l-awder, 70 repair a frame dwell
Eng north side Of Eleventh Strec, hct,raen
Railroad and Senmes sircrts, wa.h!rgion
Ward 70 cost $50
", G. Anderson. guardian % j. ". Ain.
son. 10 repair brick Office and storo shI ma
East Main Street. TO cos; 1850
Rudolnhus Hanks. 10 reI'air q frame dwel-
l'ng. lioi semmes Avenue. Washington ward.
20 cost s5;s
s;raus. Gunst & COMPANY 10 repair ,wo
b-ick stores sos-slo Eas, Main street. % COS,
Mrs. 4. s winston. to rcpar ! ,r,,,a
ewe!!ing, 20 North Strawberry street, "a
cost $50 - ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-08
eIceting. wen Attended.

The series OF meetings for farmers
on the Norfolk and Western will end
this afternoon Commissioner Of Agri-
culture koiner, who Inns been with the
party. has returned to the city. The
crowds were large IN every instance,
reaching 500 and 900 at some points.
During the coming week Il specia!
train will be run between Richmond
and washington. which Will end the
long series Of Institutes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-08
Frank Rowe Missing.

Frank Rowe. nine years old. was reported
yesterday as missing from his home at o24
North Twentieth street. He is of light com
picxion. has red haiI and brown eyes A
scar Is to be seen on Ills upper lip. The last
heard Of the boy was that he took tho fast
train from Newport News for Richmond on
April l. Ills family and friends are much
worried about his continued absence
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-08
No New. or Texn. Trim.

No Information has as yet been re-
ccived by the Adjutant General a to
the number and rank OF the second de-
tail Of officers to be sent to the ma
nouevre camp at San Antonio Texas.
Presumah bly,. the detail Will leave Rich
mond on April Is. At the time the first
order was received 1t was the under
standing that more than were ordered
out in that nstancc--five--wo he
called for next time, Many Of the Vir-
ginians are still anxious to go To the
front for the training which they will
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-08
Gives lin posItinn.

After stay of only few weeks
in Virginia, p. w. Guse. Inspector OF
Crcameries for this State. has given
UP the position and returned to his
home at Madison. WIS. AFR. Guse told
Dairy and Food Commissioner w. D.
Saunders that he liked the outlook for
development OF the Industry in this
state. but that personal interests de-
manded his return to Wisconsin.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-08
JIM KEYS CONVICTED
Negro who Shot Policeman Tate to Go In
HcnitentiMrN for Thirtecn Xcars

Penitentinry for Thirteen Years
jim KEYS. the negro who shot Policeman
thte on inc hlsht OF December "a. 1910 whi!c
me latter was pa'rollinS ia keou Ward was
y ca Yesterday IN the Hastings Court aad
vas convicted. HE jury bringing IN a YER
aitt OF zen years in the pententiary. On
hlso i"uhd guilty. and three additional years
~ me peni,~ltiary was given him l, was
n,:.iiln CHIceI ihts Was attempting 10 arres.
KEYS for ATTEMPTED robbery that Tho nor ro
ih'd End wounded the policeman
Albert Harris. VINO was alleged To have
acquitted 49, vas
1eo!ss Russell, colored, charged with at.
! Aensptsd, Ioo9eIys was .acoultied, ].
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-08
.Anu Eanf1ired

p a. Sledd, OF 1916 Beverly Street an en-
pioye Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Company. was seriously injured yesterday
when Jack lever he working flew ,lp
and struck him in tho face. His lower Jaw
was broken, and tha fracture ia regarded as
serious. lie was attended by DR.. Truman.
or tho city ambulance corps. and was after
wards taken to the William Byrd Hospital
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-08
Cnyc-In Repaired.

The cavc-in In the Capitol Square is
being repaired by the putting in OF
n new sewer and abandoning the old
one, which became choked up. entirely
Colonel Richardson yesterday put in
above and running to another sewer n
little lower down. The hole will be
filed at once and the walk rclaid
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-08
r. r. AS annual Meeting.

Post A OF the Travellers Protective Asso-
citation viii hold Its annual meeting to-
might at o'clock. Reports for the year Will
be read and officers elected. Vice-Presdcnt
T.. NJ. CarrinEton and Business Manager w.
7. Dabney, Of the Chamber of Commerce.
VIII be present q: the meeting and urge the
post 10 indorsc the proposed Richmond
Northern Neck Railroad.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-08
. SAVED NECK; BROKE KNEE
Tom Greerc. Colored. Thourht "a WI,
DUNN Trnck. md Lie .Iumna.i FL -. 80" ".'u

=
Jump Track, and lilo ,Jumned Fir. '"'i
frlshtencd because the car he was ridinr
s"HScd from Side to side and seemed cynre.
I.ioHeht ready 10 jump the tracks, Tor,
rTeere. coiored last night thought 10 ,awn
ms neck ny jumping from the car as II yont
aniouSh me Fulton yards OF the c,hesapeakc
aho ONO hallway. He saved his neck HI,
n nIoke ms knee cap. He suffered also mnnv
bruises and regrets. Or Truman. OF the civ
broken knee cap. Grecre viii attens >, h
regrets in the Retreat for The Sicif Wv
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-08
Goes IN nnttni,on stoT

Rudolph Sicgcl has been appointed by
major + W. Bowlcs to the position OF bat
talon OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF tho Uluea
itatthhon on the non mmissioned stan or
tho major commanding. The place has been
practically vacant for some time since G
G. Boisschu lett the organizations
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-08
1,odn EIrst seroean,

Sergeant James b. Fuller has been made
first sergeant Of Company a. Richmond
Blues by appointment OF Captain T. r. Nc
Dowe He succeeds r. II. Hicks who was
recently elected SECOND ueutenank
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-08
Finish Trial Tn-Da,

Z Trial OF the suit OF Rei;man johnson &
iCompany acainrt the shelby Vinegar Com.
,pany for alleged breach OF contract ,yss no
gun yesterday in the Initial states C!rcui,
Court for The Eastern Distr!c, Of virginia
itrguinent was 'leard. but Was No, com
rieted, and court vas adjourned to 10 o'clocl
Fhis morning
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-08
f:nes 10 BaIfi1nnre


George n. Johnston, Of Alexandria, rho
has been In Richmond since last November
lett Yesterday for Gundry's sanatorium near
Baltimore, Nd. 10 remain there until his
health Is re-established.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-08

ca, -n.y i'akcr, coiored. OF Ila West Leigh
street. ruarreled with her HUSBAND, yar,ar,o,
mo1nlnR' she said. ans the world was dark
' h Eionmy- When her despondency beco me
nil"ted IN water. Fortunately the dIlution
was sun icient to ward off death until the ar
iiVal OF ". thurman. of the city Ambulance
corps. and he saved her
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-08
judgement Ae,,inst Colorcd Ioir

Judgment was entered Yesterday in tn
Law and Equity Court In the case of l.. n
Edmunds against the Colored State Fair as
ISOLATION FOR sS225
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-08
Judgcn VIII Trnde.

The Governor yesterday designated
Judge Waller r. Staples, OF the Cor
poration Court of Roanoke. and Judge
first Circuit. to hold court for zach
other, to try cases In which each feels
he is incompetent to sit.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-08
Meet To-Nlyh,

The Clay ward ActiycB win meet ia niob,
al s.lo NJ Monroe Han. II Is expected thai
some matters Of public loca! intcres, WIN be
J w Aog iMSeusalon,> -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-08
Suif InsiIt,,ta.I

sun was brought yesterday in tho Law
and Equity Court by Miles Standish anI
tlmore and Ohio Railway (,omnonv n, co:
claimed for goods lost in transit.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-08

Private D. a. shnfer OF Company b. Rich
mond Light Infantry Blues, has been honor
ably discharged from the battalion for bus
jnecs reasons.