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The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-07-04

senator John W. Kern. of Indiana
was today elected chairman of the
resolutions committee of the Dem
Ocratic National Convention after
William Jennings Bryan had de-
Clincd to accept the post.
When the subcommittee. esDc-
ciaIly appointed for the purpose.
offered the craftsmanship to Mr..
Bryan, he addressed the commit
tee. declining TO accept the post.
~ do not wish TO bind myself
TO this committee i'm this way."
ne said. lit may be that / will
desire to present n minority re-
port In that case 1 should wish
I" be free 10 do SO. I thank you.
gentlemen. who wish me to faI.c
The place, but ( feel that / should
decline.
II place before soI the name
OF John w. 7, ern. and Dut him i'm
nomination for chairman.
TILLAiAN TAKEN I'LL.
The nomination of Senator
hern was accepted by the reso-
lutionS committee and ne was
chosen chairman.
Shortly after the committee
convened Senator Ben TiIlman- of
south Carolina, was taken i'll. He
mas been i'll for some time, but
IL was believed his condition was
not so serious as to bar him from
taking part i'm the shaping of the
platform.
Il. j. Walsh, of Montana, was
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-20
TWOACCOUNTANTS
GET CERTIFICATES
Six Fail in State Examination.
Identity Of Fortunate Ones
Unknown

The annual examination Of app!s-
cants for license 70 practice in Wiz
ginia rs certified public accountants
was concluded last night. Three days
were consumed IN the work.
Eight persons took the examina.io
As usual the names Of the parties were
not attached TO their papers. but were
placed in sealed envelopes and nlcd
with Colonel John W. Richardson. Reg
lister Of the Land once. The members
Of the state Board OF Accountancy do
not know who 10 the au;hcr OF any
paper before them
only two OF the eight applicants were
found worthy Of receiving the degree
OF certified pubiS accountant. Who
they are - unknown. since the board
did not complete ifs work until late
last night. long after Colonel Richard
son had gone 10 hts home and TO rest
tn -eIopes are In his Once ~ the
CapstoL
Members q the state Board of Ae-
eounssncy present were ". ?. Hilton.
president. Of EosfoIk; ". Mex. Evans.
secretary, OF Richmond and 0eoege
Mann, Of Lynchbuys.
Major Evans believes that the estsb-
Hshmess Of this. rigid exaBsuatseo
has sAvsrsissa virginia sccsuassaD
threuesous the e0swsSy. saA hoD ereos.
"a . aeWs,d for sAsfr servses0 - ~
son may uss TIE Settsfs C =. A. -
csssn % bs . esrss1s1 aec0uasoet -
snas Oenso Wssbsue Hev1ug peDU9 -
OQouneo0 ~ ~ - 1891
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-20
WELCOME SERVICE

Grace Street Baptist to Honor Its New
Pastor To-Day.
In honor Of the new pastor. the rev.
Lloyd T. Wilson. D. D.. who comes to
All the pulpit Of the Grace Street Bap-
fist. Church. members Of the congre-
cation have arranged a welcome ser
vice this afternoon at o'clock. DR..
Wilson, who will all the vacancy
caused by the resignation Of the Rev.
David N. Ramsey. D. D.. resigned q
charge in Newport News for the Rich
mond pulpit. DR.. Ramsey is now pres
ident Of Greenville Female College Al
Greenvifle. S. C.. The Grace Street
Baptist Church has been without a
pastor for more than a year.
The program of the welcome service
follows: Doxology. invocation. Scrip
ture reading by the Rev. w. C. James.
D. D.: selection by the choir: address
of welcome on behalf OF the church.
by DR.. r. w. Boatwright: hymn; adj
dress Of welcome on behalf of other
denominations. by Rev. F. T. McFaden.
D. D.: selection by the choir: address
on behalf Of Baptists. by the Rev. Ry-
land Knight. D. -: hymn; address by
pastor. the Rev. Lloyd T. Wilson. D. D.
benediction by the Rev. w. l. Ball
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-20
ARMENIAN GIRL
FINALLY PLACED
Travellers Aid Called In Inter
prefers to Find Out Where
She Wanted to Go.

The Travellers Aid met with a per-
picking proposition the other day.
when a foreign girl apparently of
Arm .nian extraction, was brought into
the v. W. c. \. Office 1t Fifth and
Grace streets b. q police ossicer. She
could understsnJ 10 English. and In
response TO all questions gave only a
shake Of H.. head. When the assist
ance Of an Armenian fruit-vcndsr vas
secured the ~ obieu was stiil rs great.
for The Travellers Aid could rot then
secure the Information from the
wou,J-Sc interpreter. whose English
bafsied all comprehension. Further at
temD;s At interpretation Brought In
several oth.r people. whose tnssrest
ard eventual comprehension Of the
problem resulted ~ . solution and put
the eis. in touch with her brother. to
join whom she had usvsIc1 from
sprine HsI. Mass.
Haviag ealy the saAsesA n y. d.
Ne. Msia S. upoa w1;ch - boos
sheir euveottgasicas. the q ~ eo0.
su0el several heurs. bus tie ssighs
snsle which nIuM1as1 ths SIRE faso
when the fr1eRd. whom her br0shss
ssns fer nss. ssrsvs1, Was. suoessas
cQ1psnssssea 81 she 49, - lobs
0Os - ~ 0eoo3& 80 tUoeDoo -
0uonoUnugD - - 1ovUoU1 ~ -
49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-20
TO GET CITY WATER
OraiDanee Granting II to wOod1an
Heights SlgneA BY Mayor.

OrdiDanee Granting II to Woodland
Heights signed BY Mayor.
Among a batch of small ordinances
signed yesterday by Mayor Ainslfe wa.
one which will give woodland Height.
city water. This new suburb. which
lies between Forest Hill and Swans
boro. will have TO tap the city main
at the extreme end OF Hull Street
Another ordinance connected with
the city water system. sanctioned the
award OF contract to Chewning q
Payne for a $4,000 twenty-'nch main
from the north to the south shore OF
the James River. This main will lead
from the City Reservoir to the end OF
the old Manchester water system on
the south bank Of the river. Pro-
vision for the enlargement OF the Fire
Departemnt by one engineman was
made in another ordinance.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-20
HAND GOVERNORS
An OYSTER ROAST
Executives VIII Be Entertained
With National Guard
Association.

An the state executives who attend
ne Conference OF Governors which viii
- held In Richmond the FIRST week
An December will be taken to Cape
Henry and given an oyster roast With
sbe Governors there will be the MEM
Aers Of the National Guard Associa-
Zion Of the United States. which viii
be In session in Norfolk on December
.. and
.,djusnt General W. W. Sale. who u
general chairman Of tie eoEsmi;..e q"
enscr,stunept for the association. has
made the arrangements for THIS ssae
erin. Il 10 expected that all the GOV.
arnops viii 20. Among them win be the
0cvprpor and Mrs. Nilsson and their
daughters.
ACTING spon the suggestion made ss
- military conference heiA here last
3ueeday, the soIlowtng have been sp-
Doans~A as delegates from Virginia 70
- xasiousi Guard Assocjasios, wtsh
half v0se each:
1r,es1ssr.ospesal c. c. VAUGHAN Js-
Cs0oWeI = q Lseay. csscasl ". ,. Per-
-. Ceoooes r 3. 0o01wyn, hsuseeeas.
Cusooel 70 lane Stern, Laeutenans.Ces.
- r. 4. crssghm OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
q = INNER. Major z ". DSwSee 1aJos
Z. g Wsgshsm, MAJOR 6 L Wssgee
- AlSusane.0sassal = . Asesones
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-20
STUDENT CONFERENCE
Annual Meeting OF Y. n. @. A. worI
efS 1t Washingt0n and Lee.

Annual Meeting Of r. n. G. A. Work
ers 1t Washingten and Lee.
The annual Student Conference OF
Virginia, under the auspices Of the
State committee Of the Young Mems
Christian Association, VIII be held
at Washington and Lee University.
Lexington. October 81 to November 3.
The main purpose Of the conference
il to train leaders for association
work in Bible study, missionary activi-
ties and social service.
It Is expected that all OF the col
leges and preparatory schools In the
State will be represented by delega-
lions Of students.
Among the speakers will be DR..
Charles W. Kent Of the University Of
virginia: Dr.. Henry Louis Smith.
president Of Washington and Lee Uni
versity: Harrison 8. Elliott. of the
international committee Y. NJ. c. A:
s. A. Ackley. State secretary. and II.
7. Baker, boys secretary OF virginia
There will be a game Of football on
Saturday afternoon. November ;, be-
tween washington and Lee and David
son College teams.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-20
TUCKER TO Open
CAMP A|GN HERE
Will Address Democratic Rally
ut Auditorium Wednes-
day Night.

One Of the two big rallies Of the
presidential campaign in Richmond
will take place at the city Auditorium
wednesday night. when an address VIII
be delivered 10Y former CONGRESSMAN
Harry St George Tucker. OF RockoridSs.
Party spirit and interest in the con-
test, together with Mr.. fuckers popu-
larity and ability as speaker. ats
expected to combine to get out = DIG
crowd
A band will do its best to help enter
tain those who come out
Inasmuch as the meeting il BEING
held by the Democratic City Commit
tee, i, Is probable that Chairman Mica
NJ Martin will introduce Mr.. Tucker.
This is in the hands OF the special
campaign committee. OF which Dr.
Charles v. CarrinxtOn 10 chairman
the other members being E. w. Evans
and Willis l. Puliiam.
The other general rally Will be held
at the City Auditorium on the night OF
October 81. The speakers Will %
Henry c. Stuart, Of Russell. and Judge
r. T. w. Duke. of Charlottesville.
Judge Duke u one Of the presidential
electors at-larSe for Virginia
Other smaller meetings may be held
II the arrangements can be maze. II
is possible that former Governor A J.
Montague. Democratic nominee Tor
Congress in this district, will make
an address In Washington Square the
night OF November 2. under the aus
pices of the Southside Democratic
Club. A meeting Is also wanted by
the East End Citizens Association OF
Jefferson Ward.
Republicans in Richmond remain
ouiescent. Proaresstves are active.
Democrats. as . rule. are quiet and
confident
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-20
CHAMBER Dinner
TO Be BIG AFFAIR
Replies to Invitations Indicate
Record Attendance for Tues
day Night Union Feed.

Replies received yesterday In ae-
Acknowledgement Of inviSatons to the
Chamber Of Commerce dinner sche-
Anled for next Tuesday night at the
jefferson Hotel indicate that every In.
Austry- and profession will be repre-
scented The outlook IL that q record
gathering Of Richmond business men
Will meet around the banquet board
20 register kicks Against municipal
Ills and to take counsel with each
other upon plans for commercial and
municipal advaEcement
While the business note viii be prom
inent. II viii not be permitted to over
burden the occasion It ID natural for
representative business men in con-
eomings ana their remedies. and a
number Of good suggestions are ex-
pected to arise from the informal con-
ference. The evening. however. will
be chiefly one Of good fellowship, 6e-
signed to bring into closer understand
1ng SAs diverse business elements
which make up the membership Of the
Chamber Of Commerce.
Cha1beF Re9nests Replies.
In a memorandum issued yesterday
the chamber asked that all firms that
have received invitations advise the
committee Immediately the name of
their representatives, In order tnst
adequate provisions may be made.
Each arm will have the privilege OF
designating one representative to at
tend the dinner. number OF replies
ere yet to come in.
Festivities will begin At 1880 o'clock
and will last late into the hight.
there Will b plenty Of time for a
fun menu. and those who can speak
VIII be given . chance President
Carripgton viii preside and will pre-
sent for short speeches various oni-
exrs of the chamber. who will outline
n the membership some OF the devei-
cement plans under immediate esn-
a1ders1ion.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-20

Alex. staples. q coiored youth. was
e esssssss tim s', vita s.es,,ns 81 from
X. L Holland.
ENAMEL stuart cclored. was arrest
ed bv Pztro1man Sims for reckless
driving.
william Redd was arreeteo ~ Pa
fusjng 20 move when crdere1 70 % SO.
Say Ne Seos - -.
Harry sims. cclored. Wa efrested
last nigh: on q warrant charging him
With astempting 60 shoot yoDo9 Yeuu-
sJeroy. also colored. SfR0 y oet1 %
I've flrpd upON rauasIsr0y % 4UUo-
80 81 SAoge , 0egoU0
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-20
MARKETS
ARE NOT CLEAN
Complaint From Housewives
Will Be Investigated by
Mayor Ainslie.

In response to persistent complaint
from Housewives. Mayor Ainsiie Will
call upon the Market Committee and
the Health Department to look into
the charge that the two city markets
are not only unclean, but food dis
played for sale there 10 unscreened
The positive assertion has been made
to the Mayor that the markets were
in bad condition. and never have been
thoroughly cleaned.
The complaints are so serious that
Mayor Ainslie il determined to sift
the matter to the bottom. and IL con-
sequent Investigation suStains the
charges. there will be trouble in store
for those responsible for conditions
Women shoppers declare that private
markets put the city markets to shame
for cleanliness, aud that there IL a
shameful. lack Of care in the handling
OF food in the two puolic establish
menfD.
In answer to the charge that both
markets are unscreened. and that the
edtb,es are constantly exposed to con-
tamination from swarms OF flies. the
Mayor said that the city already has
an ordinance ordering all food dis
played for sale to be screened from
May ] TO November 1. and that this
complaint Is q matter for the Health
and Police Departments TO settle. This
screen ordinance IL partially enforced
by the police in stores and small priv
ate markets, but seemingly the two
public markets have been overlooked.
The Mayor said yesterday that he
would call a conference OF the Market
Committee and the Health DEPARTING ut
the first OF this week In order to get
first hand Information on the subject
He has heard the housewives side Of
the question presented in no doubtful
manner, and now desires &c hear from
the Market Committee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-20
MEMORABLE DAY.:
|. At YORKTOWN
Anniversary of Surrender
CORVALLIS Appropriately
Observed.

Yorktown, Va. October 1.-THE one
hundred and thirty -tirst anniversary
Of the surrender o. Lord CORVALLIS
to General as.ington and Gen.
era Lafayette ., YORKTOWN on
October -. ls.i. watch surrender
brought an end 10 the War OF the
Revolution. was celebrated to-day al
this historic old town on the York
River. vndsi the auspices VI the YORK
town historical society OF the United
states.
The United States participated by
sending the gunDoat NaShsiiie and q
battalion Of coast artillery with q
band from Fort Monroe. The soldiers.
sailors and marines paraded the
streets, after winch the program was
carried cut At tho site Of the York
town monument. erected by the gov
eminent upon the hundredtn anniver.
sary OF the surrender.
Major Henry Reed Hatfield. presi.
dent OF the Historical Society. presided
and delivered the opening address The
invocation was spoken by the Rev.
Georgs w. Dame.
Other speakers were Hon. Claude A.
Swanson, United states Senator from
Virginia. and DIR. L. w. Skies, Of Wake
Forest College. N. c.
An interesting number was the read
ug by Tench F. TiiShman. Of ths
Nary Of Colonel Tench T.lghman.
3eorae Washington's aide-de-c camp.
sept during the seigs OF Yorktown. and
Giving rare details Of the historic
.vent
The Virginia Society Of the Sons Of
he American Revolution. which has
aided In making the day a memorable
me. was represented by Judge l.
- Lewis. General Charles j. Anderson.
arthur B. Clarke and George e.
Crawford. Of Richmond. and other
prominent members. The Yorktown
Historical Society arranged the Aro-
gram for the occasion.
large crowd was present from all
parts Of the country. coming on special
steamers. yachts. automobiles, as well
As primitive conveyances Of the sur
rounding country.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-20
Gi1ord-WtllSans,

In the presence OF a large number
of relatives and friends OF the bride
and groom Ellis n Clifford and Miss
Annie H. williams. both OF Richmond,
were married at the Paramount Ave.
nue. Methodist parsonage last We'd
nesday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. Rev.
J. T. Sewell oficiating-
The bride Is the daughter of MI
q nd Mrs J. r williams. Of Littlepage
Street She wore a travelling suit. ana
was attended BIZ her sister MISS Helen
williams. TIE couple left Immediately
for q bridal tour Including Baltimore
Washington. Philadelphia and otner
Northern cities.
The groom Is the son OF Mrs sailIe
NJ Clifford and the late george W.
Clifford. OF Henrico County.
Mr ana Mrs. clifford will De at nome
to their friends after November l.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-20
EXAMINES LETTERS

Coun~ea fer Colswes BrsWninG Looks lnes
Ballot SltuattOn.
c. V Meredith. representing Colonel James
Rrovn,ne called At the Office OF the Sec
refary OF the Commonwealth yesterday IN
regard 10 the action Of that officer In de-
ching 10 receive the Official notice OF candf-
d.cy Of Colonel Browning for Congress Mr..
Wer. dita saw the correspondence on the sub
jecc
Colonel Browning. who - the Progressive
candidate sor Congress In the Sixth District
expects 70 have rubber stamps NJ each pre-
cince 20 be used by voters in Inserting his
name on the Official bols0G.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-20
SWITCHING CASE
| COMES Up AGAIN
Will Be Argued in Washingtou
Before Commerce Commits
sion Wednesday.

Argument in the case Of the E4e1s
mond Chamber OF Commerce agaln0o
six railroads entering the city. grow.
ing out Of the. refusal Of the roads -
absorb certain switching chargeA YIN
begin next Wednesday in Washingtoo
before the Interstate Commerce. Com
mission. The traffic bureau Of the
Chamber Of Commerce. in the name e
which the bill Of complaint was nlo4
will be represented at the hearing ~
Attorney W. J. Glasgow. Jr.. Of Phiis
adelphia.
The case was formally opened Il
Richmond last May. with the examina.
ton Of number Of witnesses be1ere
Examiner Boyle. of the Commerce
Court. The hearing which was held In
the United States District Court room,
brought out much evidence tenAinG -
show that several roads named In the
bill OF complaint violated the spirit a
the interstate commerce act. by imDoa-
ing In Richmond certain charges 1o4
switching which were not levied b2
them in other cities where similar COM
petitive conditions exist.
Says Local Business suRers.
In the chambers bill or eomplainA
1t IL charged that Richmond manu-,
4dItuierS anu SnlppeTe are Qo001c3pDo0
BY reason of the Absorption OF the OBJ
fashionable charges by the railroads.
in cities located In the Same general
held Of competition. Thus Il In
claimed. Norfolk. Memphis. Cincinnati
and other markets catering to the
Southern neld are given an unfair "a.
vantage over Richmond
The specific complaint il that ne
local roads impose an extra charge or
~ per car for switching freight from
one road to another, except in the case
where such freight IL destined for
points at which the receiving road 10
In competition with the road desig-
mated By the shipper. Thus an indus-
try located In Richm ond on . sidins
Of the Richmond. Fredericksburg ana
Potomac Railroad Is taxed BY that road
s: per car for transferring 70 the
tracks Of the Southern Railway sucA
freight as 10 destined, for example, 20
Charlotte. N. c., n0ncompetitive poinl
as regards the two roads.
Prior to 1910 this charge was Az
sorbed by all local roads. The COM
plant Is that the II ilure to impose .
similar tax in cities In competition
with Richmond has the effect Of rails.
ing the freight rates from, this city
and thus handicaps local shippera
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-20
NO NEW TYPHOID CASES

SItustieu at Blackstone Fsmnle Inst1tues Il
ImprovInE.
DR.. Allen W. Freeman. Assistant State
Health Commissioner. returned yesterday
from Blackstone. where he went to investt.
gate cases Of typhoid fever in the Black
stone Female Institute. Up TO the time he
LEI, no new cases had developed, and no
serious results were feared from the six I'M
der treatment
a probable cause, which Will appear in the
report While other cases may dayeIop from
the same Infection . new epread Is not ex-
pected. since the probable cause no longer
exists and the patients viii; Be sseregated.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-20

OoIv ccrrpsrativeiy small numcer y.
courr,, committee meetings are scheduled
for th.. week The following meet:Hss ase
O. tire calendar: Committee o. HstW o. th>
Fco- Snndsv nis:,: ar O'Clock: suecomm!s-
e. CT Streets Monday afternoon at O'Clock:
Finance Committee. GTuesisy n:sht At
O'Clock: Committee on Streets. "Wednesday
a.gss AT O'clock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-20

Captain j. Z. Graves. commandant % Lee
Camp So,die-s Home. yesterday forwarded
70 G. P Crane. Of the Democratic National
Committee Chicago Office. hts cheek Cor SO
for tire campaign fund. This ia'' Gays Cap
tain Graves. more money than an able 90
a chance 20 contribute TO Progressive Demo-
crscy with . clean campaign Pres. tbs
Fight"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-20
Many Labor Law violsfisas

Many Labor Law NloAffeoe CosSee-
Fifty-two warrants against persons charseo
., Nor.olk with violations o< labor laws
n.re heen sworn out by J. B. Clinedinsf,
in.neetor for the State Bureau Of Labor
They include breaches Of the Law resardine
a. e.rsnc. the ten-hcur law. the child
i.nor law sanitary laws ana the act re-
curing seat. for female employees The cases
arr Sc. for Thursday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-20
DR.. ALDERMAN ACCEPTS
WIN LenA AID 60 r. ~. C. A. Won
ThrouEhOut virEinia.

IDIOUB0OUt WILMA.
At the semiannusl meeting Of the
State executive committee Of the
Young Mems Christian Association,
held in this city on October 10. DR.. Ed
win A Alderman. president Of the
University Of Virginia. was elected
tn the membership Of that body. The
committee has just received DR.. Al
derman's acceptance. and he thus be-
comes a member Of the body Of men
who are at the head Of the 7. NJ c.
4 work in Virginia
Or. AlderD ans acceptance IS an In
dication Of the strong appeal the
State committees progressive pro-
gram is making to men OF affairs
throughout the State.
With clearly defined plans for bring
ing all existing association work in
the state to its maximum efficiency,
and. further, by introducing this spe-
cial work for men and boys into the
rural and Industrial sections. where
none has heretofore existed. IL has
been declared by experts that Wiz
sinia has the most aggressive general
program OF any State at the present
time.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-20
HELD FOR GRAND JURY


Capital CvS0e Agno0Se GeS9.
As a result Of a hearing before Maj
.st-a.c T. J. Puryear ~ Henrico Court
house yesterday. Bud Debero. ccie-cd.
better known as Turkey vas held
for the grsad jury. charged with at
tempting a capital offence against
Miss Louise Dreavcs on last Tuesday
night Harvey Temple. who was the
frst negro arrested on the charge. and
Wesley holmes. Clifton Brown and
Robert smith. three NEGROES. suspectsd
OF Implication IN the crime. were re-
leased from custody.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-20

A petition In voluntary bankruptcy
was died yesterday in the United States
District Court by Samuel l. Gray. a
jeweler OF Blackstone. Nottoway
County The schedule shows liabi titles
Of ss.s103c, with assets amounting to
S5,1s5.14.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-20
Patrol In Comnua.sas..

Patrol In Commssaen-
The new automobile police patrol. wh3eh
has been in temporary service IN the 6ecoad
District. was last night placed In commits.
sion in the First District, where 1t viii -.
main permanently.