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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-21
ASHLAND NEWS NOTES
[snccial ,n ~ n,es.r,isnn.nh,

Especial 10 The Times -Dispatch.l
Ashland, Va. February ga cha p
ter of inc United Daughters OF the
Confederacy - being formed Tor Han
over county. Those who are eligible
and wish TO Join arc applying to
Mesdanes 4. Is. Smithey and W. D.
Cardweli for blanks Oh which 10 file
their application for membership.
Congressman Il. w. saunders viii
address tho Washington Literary So
ciety OF Kandolph- Macon College IN
the college chapel on Washington's
Birthday. While in Ashland Mir. Saun-
ders VII be the guest OF Professor ANA
Mrs. X. E. Smithcy
Miss Marjorie Fikcr has left for Oh
church, where she has been elected
o teacher in the High School.
Frank Vaughan. OF Lexington, Ky,
is spending several days with his
mother. Mrs. J. y. Vaughan, at PAS
sedena."
Mrs $ r. Carter and children. who
have ben visiting Mrs Richard Lee
in sumter. c. for several months. has
returned home.
Miss I.ucilc rettit. of Palmyra, /.
the guest OF Mrs. 5. e. Hatcher.
Mrs John Segar has returned TO her
home al Lewiston after n visit TO he9
sister. Mrs. Nat Lancaster
Girls Chencry viii leave This week
for Portland. Ore. where lie is enga Ecd
in business.
t;arl"tl Wcisigcr. OF washinrton,
spent tho week end with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. irwin Weisiger, at Ken
wood.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-21
FL|MFLAM GAME
WORKED ONWOMEN
Trouble Starts When Pupils Find
Both Their Teachers
Gone.
[spce.sl,o The r,me,. p!spe.es. ]

Norfolk. Va. February 33.-what has every
appearance OF being new a!mhan, game
b. which $50 Norfolk women. many OF them
socially prominent were mulcied OF about,
!5to in three weeks. has come 10 lishi.
Monday afternoon fifteen twenty formsr
students OF Two women. who posed as teach-
erh OF the china painting ami burning art,
coinpls! ned TO the police becauSc their uuou-
dam teachers had left the city without COM
plotting the course OF instruction.
About TOUR weeks ago Two weii-drossad
women opened studio. protesting TO teach
transfers on china and porcelain Buyiug
once in instruments, they opened up for
business on January a. and soon attracted
q number OF students by Inserting small
advertisements in tho newspapers Thcy
promised to teach the art OF making
transfers on china and porcelain free, and
men 10 buy from the students by the dozen
pieces all work completed by them in an
artistic and sa!abe manner NJ scheduled
prices posted in the Office OF the school
pieces o. china and porcelain caught the
women. More than one OF them had yislons
OF pin money gained through the china
transforming work. and they applied for
enro!ineE; by the scores each one having
!" on Joining and then buying the china
and transfers from the ptopretors o. the
Bu, when the time came Tor the students
| 10 reaize on the work completed In an ar
. ti:tc ana sa!ah!e manner they we're told,
: mes had spoiled the transfers and china ON
which ;hc transfers were made and tha, tho
product was worthless
SATURDAY the trouble started when num-
Der % tAs students when TO tho Offices ana
found tile teachers 6orc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-21
CHESTNUT TREE BLIGHT

,iarr!sburs Pa. February 20.-'rb,
iH.Lt state congress called by Pcuns,i.
,nh'a Tor Tree discussion OF IN, I,,..,
i, ,ihs OF checking the chestnut tn.
Gt'hHt' winch ~ destroying, ,nillions -,
uoiin ,IA worth o! valuab bic trees ~.
i"nilf opened st the StGtc CupitoI Ia
49, WIN an address hy Governor Tcu.r
an" N"o sessions were held nj ,yhlr,
raPcrs ncal!ng with all Sides OF In.
'ioii OF the control. were prc.
scented The Governor who caIiad ~.
uonitlence, urged his auditors TO adoD,
II r!an that would suit all OF tho STARE
ana not only prevent turtlar spread Of
me dlachst hut cHterminate IL To.
morrow, after more papers OF tho us
ptHtS .! Inc aituation brought abou,
~ the raNages %! the blight propo.
silonS Tor Joint action wili be Dis.
representatives, OF score OF Sta,.,
ana OF II number OF associations d.
voted TO conservation and OF com.
"ILclai interests were in Attendance
" u :. Pearson. former .sccrc.sr ~
OF Agriculture or New York. was 80.
!ectnd az chairman, and T. w Beas!ey,
AlhiEIand and :. y Dttwiler. Pcnnsy
Nahla. as secretaries. Representative.
81 Cuinecticut. Delaware. Maryland
;Tew Jrrssy' New York. Massachusetts
Iennessee. ONO. Rhode Island Vir-
ginia, West Virginia. Alaban,a and oth.
States
Chairman Pearson named a commit
zee on resolutions which included
among others: Virginia. George A.
Kerr George Il. iSaezcli; West Viz.
tinla, J 81. Glddings: North Carolina,
H. i. fulton; Tennessee, J. W. FisneE.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-21
MANDoT BEsrs MouIu.
New Orleans Fighter Excrts ,iimseIr
Only In 1,So tounds

New Orleans. February 5V.-Gordon
Mandot. OF this city, was given an
unanimous newspaper decision OF Pal
Moore, OF Philadelphia. in teu-rouai
pout here this afternoon. Mandot was
forced TO extend himself in the seventh
and eighth rounds.
ne ngnting was fast from the sec
9hd round, an even round TO the finish.
Mooro was accorded the third round
py wide margin. Ma ndot came back
strong IN the fourth, clipping Moore
the race and nose. raising u large
pump Over Noore's left eye which
vas vas almost closed at the end of The
The NTH was about even. Mandot
fLLshed Moore in the sixth. boring in to
the stomach In the seventh Moore
same hack strong. with terrific body
bI9ws and left hooks to the jaw
Moore jabhcd Mandot eight times in
the stomach in the eighth without a
nin.h.
me tenth brought them together in
cllncn, Mandot breaking out, clipping
M0ore in tile stomach and face repeat :
ediy without return. Mandot was in
much the better condition at the end
o1 the fight.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-21
GARDNER TO BOX
LOCAL CHAMP ION
Washington Lightweight Match
ed With Jack Lew Before Vir-
ginia Athletic Club.

Secretary Frank MoTano. OF the Virginia
Athletic Club, has arranged IA great psosEa;n
for the next fncc;!ng 0: that organization 10
he's on Tuesday night. beginning at s:.5
O'Clock The feature even; viii DE s,j-
round 80 between Charles Gardner. OF Wash
irstoa. and lack Lew. the local boy. Gard
ner :, tho las, meeting Won popular de-
sis'oH over Yo'ns sailor
% the prelrninar'es the foar-round con-
fcst Between Stoyen Jackson and Nose Jas
per. two dark skinned hesv Gs. should be
Che best Young Armstrong and Charles
Davis. also hesvcs. will spar four rounds
Two scraprers. with but one sles each. are
also on the card while Il be., fight between
TGCce members of the ebony clan should To
amusing. \ wrestling match and battle
royal Will complete the entertainment APP
s,lieants for membership should Apply 10 the
socTetari, 60 East Broad Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-21
RECEPTION RENDERED
VISITING DELEGATES
Washington NntionnI Memorial As.o-
chhfian VIII Meet In second
Annunl ScssIomTo-Dny.
lopeciaI 10 The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

toptclal.to The Times Dispatch.
Alexandria. Va. February 2O-AIany
OF the delegates who will attend the
second annual meeting OF the Wash
ihston National Memorial Association,
The object Of which is TO build u Ma
soilc tempt" in AlcNandria to the
memory oi ashington. arrived here
.Hl9 a!te'Ho"u ana Tonight the visit :
iilG ucicSat"s and guests were rendered
q f"cep'l9l, AT TIL" Masonic Hall mir
lY-iiv" dclcs3,t.s rcpr,,scii,int. that
/ dncc when tho rdvcl falls to call tile
hsscin"li@" "a order at $50 o'clock to-
morrow in"rliin.
INC hrlii"Tutious of the association
Eili hc pr,aidrl over by Thomas J.
SnEr"ck president OF the association.
lo-horIrw night au address viii lt,.
iiiauc nE Representative &. G. Carlin on
! the proposed temple
lhurshay the business session OF the
asS"!,hti"n viii md shortly before !;
vcipck In the Iftcrnoou. whcir Prcsi-
dtht Taft viii 1rrivc aud, accompanied
u! me ,delcsau ana officers of Alex
| nhIrla W ashinNtrn iodSc OF Masons,
make ril@rima.c 10 Mount Vernon.
wh"n wrcath VIII be placed ON WASH
inston's tomb
~ night IT, annual banquet OF Alex
anufla- Washington Lodge Of Masuns
VIII be held and noted speakers viii
make addresses
The board Of managers and stan OF
me AlcNandria Hospital have under
: S9nsidcrhtioi an offer OF two and one
/ lilt acres 81 land, offered by the
! ne"rSr Washington Monument Asso-
iinn: located ut George Washington
larh' ipf IN. proposed Now hospiia
/ ny COMMITTEES OF the STAFF of the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-21
ADJUSTMENTS
icndcmy--"Thc Spring Maid"
itiJou-"Eust Lynne"
@.Thc spring Maid, To-Nirht


European methods of stage humor
ore added TO the rollicking fun OF the
Niennesc operetta. "Thc Spring Maid"
In tn burlesquc OF the handkcrchicfs
scene from "othello," at the hands OF
the strolllns players I'm the opera. The
def touches and elimination even to
single phrase of all that is not
laughter compelling has been re-
Ininder to theatre goers during the
long run of the work In the New
Y FORK OF the exquisite fooling. of the
London GRicty productions of two de-
oades ago, and those of the early Gil
bert and sullivan offerings.
The Spring Maid" will be seen at
the Academy tonight and Thursday
and Thursday matinee, with all the
vail of scenery and fine singing COM
paay which has been provided by
y rba and Luescher, producers of the
play.
"rhc Wall Street Giri.r
Seas are now on sale for the en-
Eagement of Blanche Ring. at the
Academy Friday and Saturday. with
matinee on Saturday, Miss Ring is
APPEARING this season in a new musical
comedy, The Wall Street Girl" which
has met with much approval in every
oity she has thus far visited The
newspaper critics proclaim It TO be the
N ST marked success OF her career.
among Miss Rings song hits are
Decdle-Dum-D 'I Want q Reg
ular Man" 81 should Have Been Born
Boy" Daddy" and THE Indian
Rag"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-21
BAR CONFEDERATE STATUE
senator Hcyhurn's Attack ON south
Cnuscs Scpntc Ia FIGHT Shy OF Incrcnnc.

senator Hcyhurn's Attack on south
muses. senate To Flight Shy Of increase.
Washington. February 2o-Thc Sen
ate io-da! made crectual use Of the
Stcphenson election case 10 prevent
consideration OF tho bill authorizing
the erection of Confederate monu-
ment N the National Military Park, ct
Nicksburg. Misc.
The bill occupied second place on
IN senate business calendar, and Sem
ator Williams. of mississippi, was pre-
pared 10 move consideration. Since the
sharp till OF ten days ago, between
senators Williams and Hepburn over
that measure number OF Senators
nave lett that too much sectional feel
ing had been displayed 10 permit II To
COME up again.
The Stephenson case supplied the
only available material for obstruc-
tion No Senator desired to speak
on IT,. but the voluminous reports were
called into play and their reading oc-
cnpied almost the entire session, and
WAS 1T concluded when the Senate
adjourned. Senator Williams accept cd
The situation phllosophically
Mr Hepburn will call up the Sep
henson case tomorrow ia tn. hope OF
getting IA day named for vote
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-21
Regulation of Nursrr, Stack
fSnnrial ~ 1'Ia

~, go 90! " ~ Iiihts-iplspdtct1.l
ashington, February e0.-A sub.
committee of the House Committc.
on Agriculture to-day hogan work ON
bin to regulate tn. Importation and
transportation Of nursery stock. II 1.
Proposed To appoint II Federal hort
culture commission. and to Civ. This
commission fun power and IthOritv Ia
Snch stock into the United Statcs
II ia not generally known h,t IL
- e Tact That the Uuitcd states l.
the only country ~ :hc civilized world
y iiich has not {; strict Federal law ON
the subject Of the admission of nurse.
~ stock. and the bars has 50 long
hcei down in this country that in nlanv
states diseased stock has proved v,ry
damaging to tic interests Of nursery.
mon and others.
Congressman Lamb. OF Virginia,
chairman Of tie Committee on Agri.
culture. said to-day. speaking Of whut
this subcommittee would probably do
~ Is fact that We get most OF uui
nursery stock from France, and tina,
much OF the imported stun is in bad
condition. Just what this has amount.
cd to in 81 loss i'll dollars and cent.
IL difficult to state. but | would cStI.
mate that ii runs mp into the thou
sands every year.
IF we can get this law passed
AGAINST the importation of diseased
stock hereafter that large amounts
Will he saved, and, at the same. time
tho planting of poor aud worthless
stun VIII be done away with
we have lcGisiatc.! against the IN.
portation of almost everything els,
that ought to be kept out of the United
vent tho coming. in or diseased nursery
stock
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-21
SIX stockIng. tn Como lIi.h

Washington. February 2p.--'Thc WaS :
and Means Committee OF the House in
tends to try 10 make the wcarers OF
silk stockings and other expensive i'm,
ported clothing Ike UP for the duties
that the government would lose by
free sugar.
Sugar on the free list would keep
about $60,00o.o00 a year out OF the
Treasury. On Saturday the committee
viii consider taking the duty off sugar
and putting it on stockings and other
fancy things.
Chairman Underwood says a sugar
bin Will be reported ~ . few weeks
though its terms have not been agreed
upon. How to raise the revenue which
VIII be lost has put the committee
in Il Qua ndary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-21
MARTIN TO PRESS
0 OMNIBUS BILL
1t Carries S2Ie,ooo to Pay Viz
ginians for Losses During
Civil War.

WASHINGTON, d. . r.hrI,
senator Martin Is preparing. 10 III.
Sharss OF the omnibus war Claims Hi
W ne senatc This bill carries item,s
~. III amount of $4,000 for the peo-
nom been trouble In getting 1T nassea
=! me House, but the dangers ha,,
oeen encountered In the senate. We'll.
derstood that Senator Martin Wi, Va
~ thins possible TO get IT through,
ms Is done the money ,hms A.
rtoi,rlated would become almost I'M.
Hncuiatciy available. and tho i,eonl,. -,
Virginia. paid for property dostroy,i
" .ncral soldiers during tho Ciyii
Mar and Tor use and occupatIon 81
''-ie T. II. McG
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-21
FOR PARCELS POST
Domcstic Rntc of 4. Cents WIFE
EIcNen-pnmnd MeIght Limit.

DOmcstic Kate of 1. Cents WIFE
EIcven-Pound Weight Limit.
Washington, February 2O.-Dcmo.
cratic members Of the House Commit
fees on Post Offices and Post Roads
have agreed TO incorporate In the APP
preparation bill provisions for the Is
tublishmcnt OF general parcels post
system They also have agreed upon
Il general domestic rate OF IL cents
and maximum package Of eleven
pounds. This 10 the present interna-
uonal parcels post rate. They would
also provide for rural parcels post.
the rate TO be 5 cents for one pound
and cents for each additional pound.
The provisions will be Incorporated
in the bill to be reported TO the Iiousc
some tinc next week. but the actual
working of the provisions has not
been framed. The decision was reach
Cd after long considerati ton Of the sub
ject, some Democratic members advo.
eating system OF parcels post zones
IN which would prevail different ratcs.
This was finally passed by and the
international rate ordered recommend
ed for general routes and the limit
graded for rural routes II WAS re-
ported tonight that some Republican
members of the committee would ap-
prove the recommendations. anu that
the bill would pass the House. The
parcels post light has been on IN Con-
grcss for years
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-21
GENERAL YOUNG
NAMES SPONSORS
Bellies Who Will Represent
Army of Tennessee at
Macon.

MacoH Ga. February ao--oeneraI Bennct,
Yonns. commanding the Army OF Tennessee
United Confederate Veterans ;oduy named
the sponsor, ;he ma!a % honor and the
nation OF honor tor rho army during the
COMING reunion. which Is to be held a, Ma
con in May.
Mics l;esina Ramoo. q. Marietta. Ga. is
named sponsor Tor tho army Miss winai.
Brown OF Lakeland. Fla. IS named maid Of
Ala. Is named mntrou Of honor
The Army OF Tennessee comprises tho
States OF Alabama. Florida ken,ucky
n.o'Sih' Louisiana. Mississippi ana Tenncs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-21
/ eace Briefs Indicate
Vlctoryfor NewportNe

p""n IN Newport News the pro-
pie Interested In buSebuiI are Ger
'hin thnt Secretary John II. Farrell
oi the NntiOnnI Bnard of Arbitru-
ZION, Is going 10 decide that New
port News In part of the NirginIn
League, formed under the decision
az thnf body rendered nftcr the
meeting In Lynrhbur,:, when Rich
m"h", h!nchburG aud DnuviIIc on
posing the recollection Of &. It, VIII
''Hrs a. president uf The ori:npikn-
zion. h"itcd the meeting. upou nd
wee ~ DR.. j. IL. Carson sent ns
h"d'ni"r. nnh FORMED ~ rival icnruc,
securing protection Tor fb. CITIES of
SUFFOLK and Newport News.
y" definite news I'm. been re-
ccNrd by W. u. bradley. owner of
'hr H"hh"nd club. whosc advisory
counsel ". ~. srnds. accompanied
u? the corresponding secretary of
me ne" lcnEue. VIII" happens 80 ir
" local sporting writer. nnh there
t"rc unbiased, wrnt 10 Auburn. \.
10 I" sec Secretary John 10. I'nrrrII
IN thr interest Of Newport News
Telephone conversation last
ni%ht proved that the local mu--
nate, who il Interested only bc,.nusc
he feels thnt Newport News hns
hreh badly treated. knows nothing
OF what has been done by tb{. iron
man Of Auburn. BEING Interested
purely from "a spirit Of fafr plar.
hr scuf his advisory counsel md
ihr sc'fetnr. of the whole League,
{" rsr"u-c the cause uf NcupOrf
News. He is also OF the opinion
TINT the decision cannot In amy .,:>
inthlidntc the claims Of aurfo!I,
ana fetcrsiinrs. aud applies o,l1.
To H"hn"lc Which city VIII lie
hnstch Ii Farrell decide. n tho
rnrntnr opln.nn seems to indicate.
"" h"n>n'i feel TINT SUFFOLK rront-
rh projections nj fhc same dine New
mort News WINS granted protection.
~ hri"g badly trrnfrd AZ Nil. Ills
"nlni"r ~ TINT She uitimntr end ur
thc fruuhi" VIII hr an cIuht-cI,,n
lcnHn", with Sun"ii. ana ,;oauoI>c
both :,Iimi:i"d.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-21
Alleged MunDEnnn CAUGHT.
Man Wanted In North CnrolinH Ar
rested In Florldn.
Especial to The Times-DispatcI

ISrcGlaI 10 ne IImes- DlspAtch
Raleigh, \. c.. February 90.-N cws
has been received that Will Mcintyre
is under arrest at Tampa, Fla being
held for the North Carolina authori-
ties. He is the Rutherford county
moonshincr, who is charged with hay
inc murdered and robbed three men
In his neiehborhood at different times.
and burned their bodies IN tho furnace
of his dstillery. TO hide the crime. The
men disappeared from the community,
and long afterwards human bones
were found in ashes that had been
thrown out from the still furnace
There is $500 reward for him by the
state.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-21
Vaughun-Robcrtson.
Wins From Pnlncc
Ipnm

The Times Dispatch and Palace
leans met for The third time yestcr-
day afternoon. and this time II was
Tho Times dispatch that came out
victorious winning TWO out OF three,
oy total pins, 2.T3i, to 2.I04. 1t was
the pin game OF PA" Sutterlin. who
was substituted for Blair, that had
much To do with the result as he
shot ESQ in the second game.
Richardson rolled in place of Made
for the Palace team Thorpe and Nc
tnrland rolled in good form for Palace,
totaling 5I5 and GAL, respectively The
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-21
TWO INJURED BY
TRUNK PLOSION
Cspeoial 10 The Tlmes-p!spstch. ]

Erlstol Va. Fcbruary 20-Meuyre deta
were. received here o-nighi OF the eMplosIo
o. Z trunk ~ Norton this afternoon, which
resulted II seEions.injur!es to RaggageInas-
'e! Snl!i. s! the Louisville and Nashville
Railway. ana In less serious injuries 70 the
hasSage agent az Norton The trunk. which
h4a been checked A. .appalachia, Va was
carried past IT'S destination. which VAS
iSlacEwooe. ana while being unnaded 10 he
returned "a Blackwood exploded with loud
report The trunk contained Il quantity OF
tome high explosive, probably dynamite
y could rot DO learned to-nich; whether
H. explosion had 81. o-.sin in en- Internal
machine design
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-21
Army ana Navy reception.

Washington, February 20 The
army and navy reception, the last OF
punctuatc Washington social sea
son. was given tonight by the FRESH
dent and Mrs. Taft. The number OF
invitations exceeded those for any
MIR Tafts administration a.orc than
500 persons attended
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-21
IS OFFERED
TO NE VI LEAGUE
lsncc!al to rho Timcs-l,isnc,c

Suffolk, Va February Gothic man
@Eemcnt OF the Suffolk baseball park
To- day offered the free use of the
park for training purposes to Prcsid ent
states League Club, or to any other
club OF the United States League The
prorer was prompted by public letter
O.. in which he said one OF tho United
States Leagues clubs may desire 10
train in Suffolk
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-21
knhIek KnecI,s ont nclnnr,

atlanta, Ca. February 20--M Kubiek. Of
rAiiade!ph!a Snocked Soldier De-
OF scheduled teH-round boat before the
Cate city Ath!ctie Club here Tonight;
icii swing 10 the Jaw. followed ~ a
ritn' nhpeFcui- n0ortd Delaney for The count
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-21

man TO drink In order to raise reve
nue. would you?" demanded Mr.. Nann.
1t rs expected that the bill will draw
lew Republican progressive votes when
1t passes the House tomorrow. be-
cause OF the admitted increases in
many Items
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-21
Bowling

INC Viewpoints were defeated In their
regular schedule series with the cook
PRINTING Company ut the Newport last
night Cooks team was greatly
strenEthened by the addition OF two
ne" payers. Jennings and Richardson.
who made u very cretiitablc showinu
materially assisting In winning the
contest. Wade rolled high score
21o-also hiSh total--6li-tov the Sc
ries. The score:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-21

,,-I'1l,I VIII 10 7 sIt TIIItN, LISIT TEI,l
Washington, y. G., February rolf
he efforts of Senator Martin are size
cossful sljO,000 will bc carried in his
Years fortificntions bin cor the pur-
pose OF acquiring lands ut Cape Henry
The War department is back Of this
proposition, and has given its indorsc-
mont. These lands have already been
surveyed BY the government aud en-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-21
Poggcnburg WINS Cbnunion.,,i,

'sew YORK. February 2D--J. Ferdinand Por-
Esann:s. Of New York. won tile International
a. I, -: oalf-lne bniia;d champions hip
"a nc tournament which closed hero TO-
msht by defeating Charles i. Conblin or
chlSaEo' iC' points to III In the maj came
ohk'in ""n second place In tho tournament.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-21
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

speclai 10 The Times -Dispntchl
AleHa ndria, Va, February 20.-Miss
MARY |, Sh"chH, Of Washington. and
''c"rSc II. Eeuch"rt. Of this city. wcr"
married ~ ~ "'clock this morning at
~ 'iary'F Catholic Church. The ccrc-
m"mF Was performed hy Rev H.. ~.
M"'iA' t"l!"N!M- Tic ,s,,,i,E,ng Nj, and
MRS. Hou"h"rt icft fu. j Northern
BRIDAL ly.u.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-21
s1.25O,OOO Goes Tn i'm smol,c

bombay, Fcbruury 9U.-Thirtv thou-
Sahd bales of cotton were destroyed
by fire which broke out in one of Inc
DIG ware houses i'll this city at noon
The damage is estimated at sl.25o,-
II the largest loser
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Drug Irac,Ic.

The Vaughan Robertson tear sprnnS
a surprise on the owens & Minor ag
Sregation last n Eht by winning two
out o. three games on the Newport
alleys. The score:
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brace an area OF about 500 acres /,
- proposed 10 acquire them eItbrr
Wy purchate or condemnation, and to
nsc tnem for further aiding the forti.
hcations OF the United States
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