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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-07
SOON TO DECIDE
UPON BUILDING
Board of Directors of Chamber
Of Commerce Will Have
Final Say.

meeting of the board OF directors
OF the Chamber OF Commerce will be
called within n fow days for the pur-
pose OF ratifying tho tentative plans
for The construction OF new build
Ing at ;he corner OF Sixth and MAR,
Streets. President T. VI. Darlington.
OF the chamber. VINO is also Interested
in permanent exhibit building for
the manufacturers OF Richmond, ha-
not determined just when he will call
the meeting The property. known az
tho old Y. NJ G. a Building. mas al
ready becn purchased.
Al the meeting of the board Of d.rec
tors It viii DO determined Just wha:
tho building IS to cost. and bids will
be asked from tho leading architects
IN Richmond and elsewhere. II Is IN
derstood among those more or less
familiar with the plans OF the cham
Der. that tho action OF tho board OF
directors wifi be largely perfunctory,
as, IN the main. tacit agreement har
been reached tx the chamber viii
unite with the manufacturers for tn.
purpose OF putting up q building which
Will DC credit both 70 the chamber
aud the manufacturer
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-07
SUPREME COURT
HEARS MANY CASES
Writ of Error Granted in Chan.
Gerry Suit From Campbell
County.

The following cases nave been ar
gued in the Virginia Supreme Court OF
Appeals:
Smith, treasurer. against Bell ana
others argued by II. r. Hicks and Wal
ter H. Taylor for appellant and by y.
II Green and ]. l. Iefries for appcliees.
and submitted,
Lowell and others against Jameson
and others, argued and submitted
Commonwealth against Bass, argued
by Attorney-General Williams for the
appellant, and by Leith s. Brcmmer
for appellee. ana submitted
Armstrong against the Common
wealth, argued by p. H. Shackeliord
for the appellant and Attorney en-
erhl Williams for the appellee, and sub
mitted.
against the Southern Railway Company,
appealed from the State Corporation
Commission. passed by 10 the Novcm-
Der term.
United States OF America against the
William II. TriGg Co, argued By L. l..
Lewis. United States District Attorney,
for the appellant. and by Eppa Hunton
for the appellee. and submitted
Next casos in call: Steiglcdcr and
son against Allen the Dime Deposit
nnd Discount Bark, OF Scranton, against
Wcstcott and others Bowe and others
against scott and others; HOLIDAY
against Kane.
An appeal and supersedeas was al
lowed Yesterday IN the case of Grace
D. Morris, an infant. who sues through
lohn Morris as next friend, from the
circuit Court Of Campbell! county in a
chancery cause pending under the short
style OF Bernard and others AGAINST
bernard. involving tluc to certain land
IN Campbell county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-07
ESCAPES FROM POLICE
Youthful Prisoner Makes IIasty Exit from
Headquarters


For tho second time IN rhor, whi.
Harry B!cKpG. eighteen ycafs old. pro-
rouueca ,ncotr;gio.n oy mis- 'ather. mas
capped from the police. Yesterday lie made
toctiycs McHahou at headquarters
Detective Bolton found The youth IN
Broad street pooi-roon. and intsnicd IN
prefer charge Of Violating the ordinance
prOhiNitirs minors from! entering runh re-
sorts nEnin,, him. lie conducted tic pr.s-
oner 70 headquarters FOR the purpose ot call.
ing the patrol wagon from the sceoud s,a-
ton.
HicxoG wss given SEA, ac.- ,Ae cYie.r.
aud when he heard the cali for the whsou
nc noltcc, slu:nInius the door - the oatcc
Nehint him. ard scooted into the lobby
o. Tie City Hall ard dashed DOM the east
stem into Eleventh street ana dow Brpaf.
disaprenr'ng to an alley Behind TIC Memo
rial Hospital.
u i' NOT anticipated that there Ill he
much difficulty IN again capturing hin
II is understood that 81 ~ the w.sl ~ 80,
father that nc 90 sea; % me Er,o-rratar,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-07
EARL BARNES TO SPEAK
| To Discuss Child development ut Richmond
Collcgc-Public Invited.

To Discuss Child development ut Richmond
Colcgc-Public Invited.
An unusually hno series o: leciuTei 'ret
10 the Richmond public, wit be delivered
tonight, Friday night and Saturday morn
ing by Earl Barnes. eminent psychologist.
IN the chape, o: Richmond College The
subjects % The lectures VIII DO. respectively.
THE Education OF pur Lower Nerve
Cnters OF tho Formation o, Ha5its", the
bcvelopIncnt % the Sense Of Truth" and
The Family az shaping Inhucnce
Hcais OF study, continued examination o.,
Thousands o: children and natural pserho
logical bent qualify Hr. Harnos :or dts
russion of the subjects. Ills time, since r.
was professor OF enucation IN Leland stan
ford univorEity. has been given solely to
scientific investigation OF tho child under
al conditipn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-07
Emil, OF Quorum.

The subcommittee OF the Committee on
Streets. 70 which was referred the appii-
alton or the Richmond aud iicnrico rail
way Company for a lighting franchise. failed
of Il quorum last night, only Cha irina n
Adams and Mr., Don L:avy answering 10
their names when the roll Was called after
waiting more than half hour Reprcsen-
thtlvcs both of tho Richmond and Iicnrico
ma the Virginia Railway and Power COM
phnisa were present.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-07
COUNTY Mnrringc Licrnp..

The following -,arriace licenses ,vcr,
ISSUED yesiorday by Clerk S. p. Wnd-
an "f the lienrico county Circiiil
Court
HnDulcn Vance Hooker and r,so
phiuc Theresa liar bough.
Alfred Jenkins and Edith doodle.
Al the contracting parties are raei-
dents OF Ucnrico
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-07
N0RTHSIDE MEETING


The Norths!de and Social Democrat
y S!un VIII mold nm open meeting in
IA rnity HAN on Friday night. on
which occasion Jacob UmIauf vii ey.
pain the duties OF tho new RoaI.l or
c cTis. and nc relations that viii
o MI DclweeM II and tho City Council
"isnt Of local govcrnment
mere VIII be other speakers who
Wi,t discuss topics OF interest to the
y cordial welcome is extended To ,hn
Sitizens TO attend this meeting ana
necome familiar with the affairs ~
city governments
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-07
Civ In Darkness.

Electric lights over large portion o. the
city were cut of for fifteen minutes last
night just before 70 O'clock by accident
at the municipal electric plant. Night Eore-
man Bradford said Sigh; mishap had
neccssitatsd shutting down for n few min
utes and that the damage would DO slight.
lie added tha; It was not due to weather
conditions. hut TO mishap that ia liable
10 OCCUR in electrical machinery at any
tin
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-07
John MnrshnH House.

III Tho Times Dispatch of yesterday
the statement was made in regard TO
the John Marshall house that the AS
sociatiun for the Preservation of Nir-
glnia Antiquities hnd receive $40 10
be used toward purchasing the house
The fact is that the $40 was given to
be used in the restoration of the house
and not for purchase, tho house hav-
ing been given the association by the
CITY OF Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-07
CONVICT LABOR BEST
I1lEhway Commi,sloncr Snys Prisoners Make
Best Road Iuildcrt.

Not only is cnnfct labor on roads called
efficient but characterized a. the pcs, pos
'iblc, IN the annual report o! f. ST Julien
wil'un. state Highway Commlssiouer. when
has Jus: been armed out ~ the Public
Printer. Tho volume I, promscly liiustrUt-
cd with pictures OF eonvir, road camps and
graphic illustrations V, roads IN every de-
Srcc o. condition. Il 81 also supplemented
with a map. which shows the section. OF
virginia Ia which ruad Improvement; is talk
ing place
\ feature o. the report is tho announce.
ment that niHeieSI counties Q. the state
have UP "a this tirnc voted cond .>s.es o, "a
total o. $500 q. IN, Improvement o.
hlEhways
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-07

m" Ordinance, Charter ana Reform
committee has been called TO meet To-.
h!sht AZ o'clock To consider n larry
mmmiher OF pending ordinances aud res
"iutlons' including ID number Of pcti
IONS for increases in salary 4 nai;
Won 10Y a stable permit has been 'nled
Mith The committee by IL \. Siuw"rs
- erect stable on Jefferson street,
Tween canal aid the Richmond
E'deilcksburg and Potomac EnilTnni
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-07
sInnAy WIN IIs hnirr

Charged with knitting Paul care ,
fulton negro, Jonn jefferson, ,lsn col.
orcd. was arrested yesterday afternoon
~ CONT! Officers Sydaor and Seay.
Siont.i' Gardner for the sum OF Sam
IL, vii hc. Tried Friday morning ut IA
o'clock before Magistrate Purycar il,
ihc iIcHrico county courthouse
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-07
Allegc Nons,lprort.

Frank Baughan. twenty-four years old. q
mouldcr was arrested yesterday on
onurgc Of refusing 10 support his wife and
child. lie VIII he given hearing this
morning IN Police Court.
BENJAMIN Patterson. coorod, forty-threo
ycnrs old. also arrested charge
o, nonsupport.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-07
Cnt, Cnm,nI1inr j. cnllol 4

Shtl IHan Mics " .isrriu has called
IIleelug ~ inc t.ir Dc'uDrgatic COM
mitleo Tor io-liHr'pw nikht 10 TX the
dEie Tor the spriuE ur.r!ar,. 10Y mann
6crs % tho Council ana Na.n- C,,hs,
business Of lmportauct n H.. 49,,
III Klchmond viii come l,efor, ~
mGotiug
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-07
lNSUlTEO WHITE WOMAN
Negro Who Called Up Ladies' Over
Phone Sent 10 .Inu mud EIncd

George Bell, colored, was tined 500
and costs and placed under $500 bond
FOR twelve months yesterday morNins
In Police Court, when he was convicted
OF using Improper language over tho
telephonetto white women Many al.
Ery husbands testified against the
negro. who Went TO Jail In default Of
the bond. Judge Crutchiicld from the
bench expressed MS opinion that Rich
mond IS not the place for such scoun-
drel
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-07
Guy Marriage IIccn,c,.

. Iiir following marriage licenses w.r.
Sranted yesterday IN The ONCE or ~.
CLERK 81 the Hastings Court.
Cass - Bruce and Iclla J<oous Vtu.
iis 0akley ana Alma T. iicdgpeth, both
OF Rocky Mount. n. O..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-07
Seek NIissinE Woman

The police are now searching for
Mrs. Elnora Hanos, thirty-four years
old. OF s36 Darlington Street who
was yesterday reported TO be missing
from her home.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-12-23
VICE ROY Of
INDIA WOUNDED
At DELHI TODAY
WAS INJURED BY A BOMB WHICH
WAS THROWN DURING GREAT
ELEPHANT PROCESSION.
(By Associated Press.) }

Delhi, India, Dec. 23.-LOrd Har-
d;nge, vicerOy of India. was wound
cd, one attendant was killed and an
other seriously injured by a bomb
hurled from the house top as the
rarty entered the new capital at Del
III. in state, today. The entry was
the last of the ceremonies in cOnnec-
ticn with the transfer of the capital
from Calcutta. a large gathering Of
troops. officials and Punjab chiefs,
were present to welcome the party.
The bomb was thrown as the splen-
did elephant procession was passing
through the street to Durbar camp.
An examination showed that Lord
Iiardinge had only slightly in
jured shoulder. Lady Hardinge, who
was with him, escaped unharmed.
The ceremonies were Interrupted
only a short time. Sir Guy Fleetwood
Wilson, financial member, taking the
NicerOy's place.
The bomb thrOwer has not yet
been arrested. A reward of apprOxi-
mately $4,000 has been offered for
his capture.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-12-23
LECTURED
TO FARMERS CLUB
Frof. Watson, Of State Experiment
Station, Gave Most Instructive
Talks to Growers.

The Lakeland Farmers club met
al the home Of +. j. Julian last Sat
u"day. about seventy five persons be-
ing present
Prof. J. r. Watson, of Gainesville,
came according to announcement
and deliverc" two very instructive
lectures. .bject was "Insects
and Insecticides" divided under two
heads-"Vegctable Insects" which
was the theme for the morning talk.
and Citrus Fruit Insects" which
were discussed in the afternoon.
These talks were highly interest
ing and instructive, and it is u great
pity that any one who had the Op-
rOrtunity of hearing them should
have neglected to do SO. The infOr-
r!atiOn and suggestions which came
from the speaker were of great prac-
tical value, and were highly appre-
ciated by the farmers and growers
present.
As usual splendid dinner was
spread, to which all did full Justice.
:! short business session was held for
the purpose of reading and apprOv-
ing the minutes of the November
wccting, appointing some standing
committees, and accepting the invi-
tation of Col w. ii. Clifford to meet
~, his home Jan. is, 1913. This next
meeting is set apart as Ladies' day,
and will therefore be fraught With
unusual interest.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-12-23
SAFETY DEVICE FOR
TRAINS THAT LOOKS GOOD.

Toronto. Can. Dec. 23.-The
Grand Trunk railway has adopted a
device invented by Superintendent j.
Coleman, of the car department at
Point St. Charles. Montreal, for pre-
venting the telescoping Of passenger
cars. 1t consists Of centrifugal
lock in the center plate Of the car
to make the body of the car and the
truck on which it rides solid unit
as far as practical. As the body OF
the car at present merely rests upon
the trucks, uncOnnected except by a
twO-inch center pin. when the mo-
ticn of the car is suddenly arrested
the car readily leaves the trucks and
strikes the car ahead. 1t is claimed
that by making a rigid connection
between the car body and the truck
the brake force will act equally on
both.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-12-23
BRYAN AND TRAMMELL
HERE FOR CAAUTAUQUA
World Famed Orator and Statesman,
and Florida's First Citizen, Will
B on Program.

c. Rucker Adams, superintendent
CT the Lakeland Chautauqua, is very
happy over the satisfactory way in
which everything is shaping up for
the Chautauqua. which will this
year undoubtedly far eclipse its pre-
vious splendid successes.
This morning he received advices
from two distinguished gentlemen
insuring their presence and aid In
lending interest to the program.
Hon. w. ]. Bryan wired from New
York positive confirmation of the ar
rangement whereby he is to become
= feature of this great entertain
ment; and an acceptance was also re-
ceived from Hon. Park Trammell OF
en- invitation to be present and de-
liver an address, which will be par
ticularly appreciated by his thou
sands of friends and admirers in this
section.
Many other stellar attractions
have been arranged for, and the
Chautauqua, in it's own splendid au-
d;torium will this year even more
than heretofore. prove an institution
which Lakeland citizens may well be
proud of. and which will be a great
asset, both moral and commercial,
To the city.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-12-23
PEACE NEGOTIATIONS
STILL UNDERWAY
(By Associated Press }

London, Dec. 23-The peace con-
ference resumed this afternoon, aft
et further relaxation of the interna-
tiOnal tension, by Austr0-Hungary
informing the powers she considered
the Balkan difficulties approaching a
satisfactory conclusion. This, she
says. is the result of Servia's apollo
gizing for her treatment of their
consul at Prisisrend; also, her ac-
ceptance of the proposed arrange
ments for port facilities on the
Adriatic, without territorial possess
sion.
ENJOYS adjourned after meeting
of little over an hour, to meet again
Saturday morning. The Turkish
delegates did not insist today on
revictualling Adrianople.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-12-23
ANOTHER STORY THAT BRYAN
WILL BE IN CABINET.

Washington. Dec. 23.-Some Of
the most intimate friends of William
J. Bryan in Congress were authority
tonight for the statement that the
Colonel has informed them that if
President-elect Wilson offers him
the State portfolio in his cabinet,
as 1t is expected he will do. he will
accept it. The Colonel is said to
take the position that inasmuch as
he has been fighting for many years
fer progressive policies and legisla-
ton it would be unbecoming to re-
fuse to serve in the cabinet of a pro-
sressive president and man whom
ne assisted in being nominated and
to whom he gave his cordial support
during the campaign. The Colonel
also holds, it is said, that 1t is up
to him to contribute as much as he
is able. if invited, to the success of
the Wilson administration under the
circumstances.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-12-23
uNIoNT0WN TOO TOUGH
FOR THAT COP

Pittsburg. Pa, Dec. 23.-Rathcr
than remain on the rOlice force at
VniontOwn. Pa. PatrOlman Harry
Woods, 2S years old. today shot and
Killed himself at his home. His fa-
thcr, ., years old, was talking with
Woods at the time. For more than a
month Woods has sought to get other
work. declaring he disliked his du-
ties as a guardian of the law. His
efforts had proved fruitless and he
said last night that If he did not get
a position he had applied for he
would commit suicide
Today he ascertained the job had
fccn filled lie went home and. aft
tr talking with his father for sew
cral minutes, shot himself
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-12-23
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE

Gainesville, Dec. 23.-The very
successful Four weeks Short Course
which began November 25th. closed
on the goth of December. Four OF
the students enrolled for the short
course are boys who won scho-
arships for growing big yields
of corn. The course covers the fol-
lowing subjects: Agricultural En-
sineering, Soil Physics, Field Crops,
Crop Judging, Fertilizers, Farm
Chemistry. Farm Bacteriology, Plant
Propagation, Citrus Culture, Citrus
Diseases and Insects, Trucking, Cal
tie, Horses, Feeds and Feeding, aud
nairying. All the men enrolled are
very enthusiastic and are taking ad-
vantage of the splendid course of-
fered.
The Florida Live Stock Conycn
tiOn Is holding its first session at the
College of Agriculture this week
having just been organized. Much
interest is being stimulated in the
Live Stock Industry and plans are
being formulated for the eradica-
tion of the Texas-Fever Tick in this
State.
The National Corn Association
will establish an Exposition School
for prize winners to begin on Mon
cay, January 9th, 1918, the OPEN
ing day Of the National Corn Expo
sition in Columbia, s. C. The Expo
sition will continue through the sth
Of February.
The two boys in each county Corn
Growing Club winning first ard sec-
ond places will be eligible. There
fore 1t will be a great honor for any
boy to represent his county. The
faculty Of the Corn School will con-
sist Of Agricultural experts from all
parts of the country who ~il! be at
the Exposition in charge Of the en-
hibits.
Over one thousand (1000) boys
are expected from all over the South.
Every provision for their care and
comfort is being made, including the
best medical attention. Professor j.
j. Vernon will be there.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-12-23
CHRISTMAS EXERCISES
AT LUTHERAN CHURCH.

The Christmas exercises of the
Sunday school of the Grace Evengel-
ical Lutheran church will be held
at the church on Tuesday evening,
lee. "a, at Z o'clock. The following
program has been arranged for the
children and a splendid tree will of
course be the main feature. Miss Al
field has been drilling the children
and a well rendered program is as
sured:
Song-A Song the World is Singing.
IIymn-O Little Town, by Sunday
School.
Song-Nazareth.
Recitation-A Christmas Carol, by
Sadie Kleusmeyer.
Solo-Holy Night, by Maude Alfield.
Exercises-The Stars, by five little
girls.
Carol-Luther's Cradle Hymn, by
Sunday School.
observation-disclosures, by Otto Cars.
tens.
SOng-Where Is He Born.
Recitation-The Wondrous Night, by
Anna Carsten.
Scng-Just Song at Midnight.
Address
Songs-Silent Night and Holy Night
page 66 in the Sunday school book
SOng-The Lords Prayer.
Benediction.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-12-23
NEARLY HALF MILLION FOR
RED CROSS CHRISTMAS SEALS

New York, Dec. 23.-Thc sale of
Fed Cross Christmas seals through
cut the United States this season will
bring between 100000 and $780,
900 to aid in the fight against tu-
berculosis, according to reports re-
ceived here today from all over the
United States by the National As
ISOLATION for the study and preven-
tion of tuberculosis. More than 100,-
100000 seals have been distributed
for the campaign among 100000
agents. This years sales, 1t is ex-
pected, will surpass those Of last
year by from SS,O00,000 to 15,000.-
900 seals.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-12-23
BOYS CORN CLUB SCHOOL.

A Boys Corn Club School will be
held at Columbia, $. G., at the time
of the meeting of the National Corn
Show, January 27th, to February
Sth, 1913. Two boys from every
county in the Southern States are
eligible to attend. More than 1000
Logs are expected. Arrangements
have been made for caring for tho
boys in every way, even to the best
medical attention. The boys will be
assembled in groups of 20 and placed
directly under a man charged with
their care
Reduced rates have been secured:
Jacksonville to Columbia and re-
turn, 1855.
Lake Butler to Columbia and re-
turn, $ll2O.
Lake city to Columbia and re-
turn. $3.50.
Madison to Columbia aud re-
turn, $lO.O5.
Pensacola to Columbia and re-
turn, $l5.35.
River Junction to Columbia and
return, $l2.2O.
Trilby to Columbia and return,
$l4.6O.
The expenses after arriving in
Columbia will not exceed $12.OO for
everything. 1t would be an easy
matter to raise the small amount
necessary to send one or two boys
from each county. Almost every cit.
izen would contribute.
The school will be conducted un.
der the auspices of the exposition
and the United States Agricultural
Department authorities. The schoo
will be one of instruction and pleas
ure. The State Agent of the Boys
and Girls Clubs will be there ant
look after the Florida boys.
Every county in Florida having a
Boys Corn Club should be represent
ed at this great gathering of boy.
from all over the South.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-12-23
FAMOUS BATTERY HIKES FROM
NEW ORLEANS TO WASHINGTON

New Orleans, Dec. 23.-To be
present at the inauguration of Wood
roy, Wilson as president, Battery Z
of the Washington artillery of New
Orleans will march all the way from
here to Washington, d. &. The COM
lany. one of the Oldest military or
canizatiOns in the South, will make
the start on Jan. 6, and is expected
to spend most of the fifty-seven days
Intervening between then and March
! on the hike.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-12-23
PARDON TO CAPTAIN OF
STEAMER GENERAL SLOCUM

Washington, Dee. 23. The presi.
dent has granted a pardon to Capt
William H. Van Schaick, who COM
nanded the steamboat General Slc-
rnm, which burned in 1904 in East
River, off New York, resulting in the
loss of .O3O lives, mostly women and
children. Tho pardon becomes effec-
tive Christmas day.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-12-23
INAUGURATION TAKES
PLACE |N.PENS|0N BLDG.
(Ry Associated Press.)

Washington, Dec. 23.-Politics Is
to have small place in the personnel
of the committee to have charge Of
the arrangements for the inaugura-
ton of Woodrow Wilson. The chair
rlcn of twcnty-siX committees will
lc named today by Chairman Eustis
AZ the meeting yesterday it was de-
cided to ask Congress for permission
TO use the pension building and also
tor permission to quarter visiting
troops in the halls of the public
buildings.