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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-11-20
WATERWAYS To
Be CONTROLLED
By GOVERNMENT
THIS WAS PRACTICALLY ASSURED
BY T0DAY'S
EVENIS
Pinchot's Rerort. Looking to This
End, Will Be
Adonted
(By Associated Press,

WASHINGTON, Nov. 20.-Victory
for the adyocates Of strict federal
control Of water power grants is vir-
tually assured today in the National
Conservation Con ,ress as it appears
certain that the minority renort Of
the watorpower committee which is
fathercd by Clifford Pinchot, will be
adoptGl. At the convention next year
the delegates will give their whole
time to forestry and water power
matters.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-11-20
.DR. RUNYAu TO
ESTABLISH ShN|IhR|UM

The City Council met in rccular
session last night and among other
matters coming before that body was
a proposition from Dr.. Runyan, ask
ing tie city what concessions would
be granted q sanatorium which he
expects to establish on his property
on North Tennessee avenue 1t is DR..
Runyan's purpose to aid eight or ten
rooms to his home, making house Of
about twenty rooms, which he would
fit up for a first class sanatorium.
The official minutes of the meeting
follow:
Lakeland, Fla. Nov. 10, 1913.
Rcgular session of the City Coun-
ell with Mcssrs. Mum, Pillans. Pope.
| Mer:lenhall and Higgins present.
Minutes of Nov. 5, and l3 were
read and respectively approved.
Proposition of DR.. Runyan ct al d.
to establish sanatorium was sub
mitted, same was referred to spe-
cial committee of Pope. Mendenhall
and higgins for conference with pro-
motors ard report at next session of
the Council.
Petition of w. J. Rcddick for re-
lief for loss of horse was denied.
Building permit to erect steel ga,
ra"e on lot &c" block 16. Munn's
survey, was granted to W. T. Over
! street.
Petition of the civic denartment of
the Woman's Club for li"hts and wa.
ter on the Woodland property of John
Patterson, between Florida avenue
and Lake Morton to be used as a
resting place and playground, was re-
fcrred to TIE public Improvement and
cemetery committee with power to
act.
Petition of O. M. Eaton ct al. for
5000 appropriation for the cclebra-
! tion Of the thirtieth anniversary of
the birth Of the city to be held on
Jan I. l914, was on motion Granted
Petition Of i. w. Coins to erect a
tent on lot "K", block of Munn's
survey, was denied.
! A special committee Of Messrs
Mum, Haynes and Pillans was ap
pointed to draft ordinance coverin
sewer connections, etc.
Bill of NJ. J. Malloy for s56 fol
Lemon street curb destroyed, was de-
nioH.
The following bills were ordered
paid: r. r. Sullivan, $1i, and the
Lakeland Hardware and Plumbing
Co., $4.15.
On motion Council adjourned tC
meet in fHiourred session at 7:3C
p. m. on FRIDAY. Nov. q, 1913.
II. l.. SWATTS, City Clerk.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-11-20
ASK INCREASE OF 1919
PER CENT IN WAGES
(By Associated Press,

Fall River, Mass, Nov 20.-A
letter from the textile council de-
manding 1912 per cent ware In
crease for cotton mill operators was
received hy the Manufacturers Asso-
citation TODAY, the demand of increase
to be effective on Dec. They ask a
reply by Dec. /. About seventy five
corporations ard one hundred mills
In the Manufacturers Association are
opposed to the Increase. II will az
feet thirty thousand operators.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-11-20
(By Associated Press

|tlanta. Ga, Nov. 20. .--Reli"tous
les of Georgia are planning a
|e-wide fight against ragtime
ces, suggestive plays and extreme
es of women's dress. The Bap-
convention today at Gainesville
the Episcopal convention at
pc voted on resolutions naming a
mission 70 wage the campaign,
the Presbyterians a fortnight
advocated the movement. 1t
be taken before the North Geor-
conference of Methodists at Al
[on, and the W. c. T. U. at
nbridge this week.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-11-20
DeP{CTSGOOD
bRHUER1A'S
| ELIMINATION
|MAY BE BROUGHT ABOUT
TROUGH INFLUENCE OF
| FOREIGN POWERS
Id Wires United States to Pro
|tect Her Oil Interests in
Mexico
,y associated Press.)

BY associated Press.)
,ico City, Nov. 20.-lt is re-
here as possible that Huerta
4 brou ght to the point OF elimi-
through the efforts of the for
lowers supporting the United
as soon as the new Congress
s his acts.
message which Huerta Will
to congress this evening ex'
why he dissolved the recent
sss and jailed the representa-
He says the house invaded
rovince of the president to aid
ebels and dissolution was the
hing he could do.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-11-20
PRESIDENT MAKTS
~. =? SEVERAL NOMINATIONS

= VBy FbSUCIdItu IIcSo'
Washington, Nov. 20. The presi-
dent today sent the following nomi-
nations to the Senate: lewis N.
Haskell of South Carolina consul to
Relgrfde. Servia; Douglas ,'ensins, OF
South Carolina, consul 20 R'~' Rus
sia: julius D. Drehe- c' Sonth Caro-
I;ne consul II Ca0afs' so ~ NJ.
pindell. OF Illinois. ambassador to
Russia.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-11-20
REPORT ON The
CURRENCY BILL
IS SD|V|DEO
DEMOCRATS WILL OFFER ONE
REPORT; REPUBLICANS
THE OTHER
This Was the Decision Today Of OPP
posing Factions; Will Be Re-
ported Saturday
(By Associated Press.)

Washinston, Nov. THE ad-
ministration currency till will be re-
ported to the Senate Saturday BY tie
banking committee. The opposing
fa( tions today agreed to submit a di.
vided report. One will be signed by
Chairman Owens and other admins.
tration Democrats. The sccorl will
be signed by Senator Hitchcock and
five Republicans.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-11-20
DEEDS F11FD FOR
RECORD IN POLK COUNTY
Furnished by Security Abstract and
Title Co, Barlow, Fla.)

No~"mhcr 1o, 1913
NJ. y. Wilson 10 I. C.. Holhrook
Thompson & Bryant to II. H..
Sloan.
F. r. OhlinGer to Geo. II. Al
field.
A. Perry TO 'lon2o p. McNullen
4. H., Brantley to r. w. A. Dun
can.
r. NJ. Carter to R. w. a. Dun
can.
G. r. Easom to Thompson & Nc
Lain.
Sam r. Smith to r. p. McLain,
Bowman Realty Co, to R. 3. Nc,
Lain.
Florida Development Co. to Frank
Marvin.
J. W. ChiIes TO tnna ". Chiles.
]. A. Williams to F. Duelle.
A. J. Holworthy to Marion Merri-
man.
Geo S. Smith to Mrs. Jane Short.
C. NJ. Weeks to Cora G. Clayton.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-11-20
THE LITTLE MILLIONAIRE

IN early engagement here that is
certain to prove highly interesting to
oil lovers of the better thines In the
line of theatrical offering is the ap'
nearance of Bert Leigh and Hazele
puryess In Geo. l.. Cohan's new mu-
s,ca, farce. "The Little Millionaire"
Auditorium Saturday.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-11-20
WRECK ON SOUTHERN
INJURIES SEVERAL
(By Associated Press,

Columbia, s. c., Nov. 90. One
person was seriously hurt and five
others slightly injured in a collision
this morning at Parton, s. c., be-
tween rassenger trains on the South
crn Railway. Seriously hurt, +. A .
Lloyd, not expected to live: address
not known. Among the slightly in
inred are l.. G.. Fannn", Sally, S.
c., ad Mrs. NJ. F. Mayer, Sandy
Springs, s. C..
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-11-20

A number Of new cement sidewalks
are being laid In Lake City. The work
win consume about two months time
to complete the contract.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-11-20

The letter now eoing ont Is to mo-
tify those making shipments to pro
vide for the collections of the assess
ments and their remittance upon
call.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-11-20
NEW MANAGER FOR FLORIDA
GROWERS & SLIPPERS LEAGUE

The executive committee Of the
Florida Growers and Shippers
League which has had the work Of
or anization in hand is sending out
the following letter to the shippers
arH press of the State:
Your committee appointed last
spring on organization of the Florida
Growers and Shippers League, has
secured for MANAGER the man we
need. A man we all know and trust.
Mr. Lloyd s. Tenny
He arrives January |. 1t is ~ to
every one of us to back him up with
| loyal and financial support 1t has
taken lon" time and a ooc'l deal Of
| work to hrin" this about, hut we felt
that it was better to move slowly and
be sure of our man.
Further organization will take
place early in January. In the mean
time the fifty cents rer car must be
collected to provide means to carry
on this work.
j, G. Chase
II. c. Schrader
1T. V. Moore
j. s. TAYLOR
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-11-20

me State board OF ortometrt5ts
In Brooksville last week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-27
Another zine Performance.

by its performance Of "rrilby" last
night the Lucille La Verne Company
not only maintained. but even raised,
the very high standard that ii had set
the week before in Tho LILY for
emitting, for the moment, mention OF
the two visitors, the star and the fea
tured actor--the company. rs q whole.
gave more nearly complete satisfac-
ton than it had given before during the
entire season.
Lucille La Verne. to the delight OF
her many admirers. returned to the
cast and was heartily welcomed upon
her entrance IN the character .; Mime
Wizard. u part we'll suited to her, which
she played in her best manner
Percivaj Aylmer was peculiarly
boyish and appealing Little BilIce. ris-
ing 10 his heavier scenes with fervor
though occasionally playing with i'm
sufficient voice to put all of his lines
ever.
That fine actor Frederick Beane
who may be counted upon to play ad-
mraoly every character from that of
servant TO that Of grand duke. was
unctuously humorous as the Rev
Thomas Bagot. while Eda Won Buelow
was easy ana effective as Little Bill
lees mother.
William Bulfour has not yet had his
opportunity to play the sort OF comedy
for which he is very apparently suited.
but Frank Conways performance OF
the Laird was extremely good. With
All excellent and wcll-s,etained burr.
hc played the kindly. awkward scot
consistently and conVincinrly
Douglas Bromston's "Xou Xou" was
also the best work that he has done
during the season HIS change from
almost unnttlNsible speech In the
first act to dlsainctly accented but clear
English In the Ih4rd"was cleverly exc
cuted. And Herbert Curtis again
proved himself a very competent actor
by his performance Of Gocko, both as
to acting end makeup
Coming then back 10 the star and
the featured actor
Nance c'Neil, looking the part o,
Trilby, made Trilby live. love and suf-
fer before the huShed audience. IL
The LILY" she spoke very torrent OF
lines. sweeping Mi before nor. in
"Trllby." shc conveys many things BY
her slences. Her tense restraint and
utter st.llneFs in themselves are full
OF meaning
And when she does speak. whether
she cries her MILK below or only
means over the Photograph OF the dead
Svengali, her orean-toued voice plays
upon the emotions. After hearing her
speak or pitifuily try to sing, il is
easy 70 imagine that l-itolN might have
told Meyerbeer that she had the most
wonderful voice I'm Europe And she
uses IL amazingly When she is under
tho hYpnotc Influence 81 SvepRali she
speaks IN a dead monotone. weird anC
hardly human or laughs with an empti-
ness that is quite as lifeless and when
she 80 Trilby. not Ia SvcngaH. She
carcsses with her mere tones
Forget that Du Nlaurlcr drew sven.
gall q tail man and be cortcnt to adj
inire the actor !N Alfred Hickman rc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-27
STUDENTS TO GET
DIPLOMAS TONIGHT
Medical College of Virginia Finals
in City Auditorium-New
College Thursday.

The graduating exercises OF the
Medical College OF Virginia viii be held
tonight IN the city Auditorium. when
the Rev. Walter Russell Bowie. rector
or ST Paul's Episcopal Church, Will
deliver the address TO the members OF
tho class Of 1918, and the diploma
VIII be presented. Yesterday was de-
voted almost exclusively to clinics and
demonstrations in the Memorial Hos
pital, although the adjunct faculty
smoker last night in the college build
ing was made more OF an occasion than
usual. Peculiar feeling was apparent
at the smoker because OF tho fact that
IL was the las, evening OF the faculty
OF this Institution a at present con-
stituied.
At 20 o'clock this morning the TWEEN
ty-hfth annual meeting OF the Alumni
Society Will be held Tho merger OF
the two medical colleges will come in
Tor general discussion. It is expected
as IT gives the old grads their first
opportunity to express an opinion in
the matter. At o'clock will come n
luncheon ut the college, and ut $50
o'clock this evening. the exercises in
the CITY Auditorium. The banquet OF
the senior class at u o'clock in the
Commonwealth club Will complete the
exercises.
University College.
For the graduates OF the University
college of Medicine yesterday was
quiet, their exercises beginning in
earnest on Thursday Yesterday after
noon the seniors presented themselves
at the college for their gowns and
mortar boards. The graduates of the
three departments will have luncheon
Thursday noon at the Hermitage Golf
Club.
In ~ Y.nl !,
night at the graduating EXERCISES I'm tho
Academy of Music will be delivered bv
DR.. benjamin X. Hayes, OF oxford. n
G., although the address Of President
Stuart Mcclure IS expected to be OF
particular interest. as 1t will be his
last public appearance as head OF tn,
University College OF Medicine.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-27
GOES TO DISCUSS
PROBLEM OF TAXES
E. L. Travis Accepts Invitation
of Subcommittee of Legisla-
tive Commission.
Especial TO The Times Dispatch. ]

Raleigh. ~. C.. May Pc. l.. Travis. chair
man of tho North Carolina Corporation Com
mission. has gone 10 Greensboro 10 attend a
meeting of the subcommittee on taxation OF
the legislative commission ON constitutional
amendments in session there, l.. j. Justice
chairman. Chairman Travis went In re
Spouse TO an invitation from Chairman .fus
t!ce of the coirrnttee OH taxation, for the
members OF the Corporation Commission. as
State Tax Commissioners, TO attend and give
OF their views. chairman Tr9NSs will present
especially tho idea OF so amending the Con
quirsment for uniform al Snlorem taxation,
so that the state Will have tho right TO
OF taxation To different classes OF property.
This Is said to he a change in which the
Is sesp~eialiy nteres;eG 1t IS one too that
may play an importent part IN bringing
that IS on with the railroads.
pr ". {. Horton who Was found I'm an un-
conscious condition in his office late Satur,
change In his condition through sunday. is
reported improved to-day However. he is
The Stotc Department or Education is nd
yised that san agreed statement of facts
ha: beeu submitted to Judge. Fcushee on
which no s. to pass on the big contest al
Andrews. Cherokee County involving the
personnel Of the public school board. 1t IS
q contest over Tho 1shuuI members OF the
board. The state Is Que 70 pay To tho board
s5o6 Tor annual inainteuavce OF the public
high school there hut payment cannot he
,vsn IL richtful custodian \Statc Superin-
made f.d a tip 10 andrews last week in an I'M
successful attempt. 20 sstiee tho row. :,
DEPUTY Commissioner Of Insurance T. NJ.
Jordan Is spending a few DAYS at Biltmore
iuycstr,tinE the fire there last week that
derbiit estate ana caused tho death OF
number Of horses This is the second burn
II Is believed that both 'ires were % tncendi-
o. w '-'..'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-27

Don't put on any longer, but get
started on the road to health to-day.
The Quaker Remedies can be obtained
at Tragle's drug store. Gray is there
from y. NJ. to p. NJ Call ana have
a talk with him; Il costs you nothing.
and If YOU suffer with rheumatism. ca .
tarrh, kidney. liver. stomach. bladder
or blood troubles, indigestion. consti-
patton, start to-day; get well The
quaker Herb Extract wsll ORC you the
s'iinc as IL has cured hundreds of
others. If YOU cannot call. order by
mail on receipt OF the price they will
he Gent to you by exprcss Quaker
Herb Extract, 100. or three for ESQ;
Oh OF Balm, soc; Salve for old Sores
l'ilcs. Iicmorrhoids. Csc: Cough syrup.
25c Gray prepays express charges on
orders OF $500 or over. Send post
once or express money orders Gray
wants any person afflicted with a tape
worm TO call and got bottle free.
cray proves what lo says ADVERTISE
mcnt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-27
LOCAL OPTION PETITION
Judge Receives Document and VIII
Order LnuOr Election In July.

Judge Robert q. Southall yesterday
granted permission for local option
election to be held in Manchester Mag
isterial District, In which Swansboro Is
located, in answer to petitions present
cd to him at tho Chesterfield Circuit
Court. Only sixty seven names were
required for an election, but over $50
signatures OF qualified voters of Swans
boro and the county were on the pa
pers.
J. y. Tanner represented the liquor
people nj the hearing, while r. j. Pet
tigrew, who was tho organizer OF the
movement for an election presented
the cause OF tho dry faction. Judge
Southall did not set the day Of the
election, but said 1t would be held in
July.
\ strong sentiment has been stirred
up against the four saloons OF swans
hOro. From now on public meetings
and services In all Swansboro churches
VIII be held by the "drys" for the pur-
pose OF securing voters in the coming
election.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-27
SAMUEL GOMPE:RS
IS VERY SICK MAN
Famous Labor Leader in Critical
Condition at Atlantic
CITY.
ISpecial 10 Thc Times.Dlsnntch !


Washington May 2G-News that
samuel Gompers. president of the
American Federation of Labor. is i'm a
critical condition in Atlantic CITY
caused stir in labor circles here to-
night While it was known that
Gompers has been i'll for several weeks.
he was believed TO be almost recoy-
cred
Word received to-nieh, states INA,
he has suffered relapse. and that
ms condition is critical
pr : Allen, his physician. will
lcaNc mere early tomorrow morning
IN answer TO telephone call asking
nlm Ia hurry to the bedside Of tho
q leading specialist ~
Dr Allen said that nc did not know
Iiqs' now seriously III Gompcrs is. but
ms condition undoubtedly is serioIis
re sad his message was to the Eject
mat MIR. Gompcrs suffered II rclnnse
sunday ana his condition is much
worse to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-27
WOMEN STORM MUSEUM
Yearly Cnuse Hiot I'm Effort to Sec
Wedding GiftH.

Nearly Cnuse Riot I'm Effort TO Sec
Wedding GiftR.
t"pcciai cable TO The Times Dispatch
Berlin. May ga crowd OF / n ana
"syHch cndcoHoring To get n glimpse
81 me wedding gifts sent to the
= h!Sol daughter, nearly created n
riot to-day when they attempted to
storm the doors OF the art museum
Whcrc The royal gifts were on exhjbi-
non Tho police had been ordered to
thnn only few persons ut limo
nut the crowd outside greg 20 fast
,hht INC street was damned for Il con-
siderable distance and body of
mounted police were rushed to the SPOT
on their arrival they formed Gordon
IN front Of the doors and held back
tue curious women. After waiting for
many hours under tho fierce sun many
OF the women became hysterical and
screamed and shook their fists at the
si"lid policemen. Late In the after
noon the gifts were removed but n
large number of the women still lin
gercd about the museum.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-27
OBITUARY
aIrs. Amelia Ne,..,,s.

cabiegram was received from Ber
nm .'eflnahy, yesterday, announcing
mo death of Mrs. Amelia Newman
after short illness from pneumontn
She had been abroad for the past tn'o
years with her sister. Mrs BETTE Sol
omon and had toured most OF the ,,r,,,.
cipal places in Europe. and exDectcI
TO return to this country in October
Mrs. Newman was the widow OF Never
Newman. and sister of Charles. Isnac
ana Moses Thalh!mer. OF this city, and
Jacob Thalhimer and Mrs Bette SOL
omon Of New York. She leaves onn
daughter. Mrs. Harry Simon. Of Brook
lyn, n. y
Funeral of Mr. Arnheim.
The remains Of William NJ Arnhein,
who met his death in an accident et
Tarboro. y. c.. on sunday evening. ar
rived in Richmond last night and were
taken to tho residence of his brother
in-lnw. NJ l.. Bloomberg, 2227-A Nvest
Grace Street. ~ delegation OF citizens
from Tarboro and also from Concord
Lodge, No. 56. a f. & A. NJ, accom-.
panied the body. The funeral services
VIII be conducted at the Hebrew Gene
terry Chapel this afternoon at $50
o'clock by DIR. r. n. Calisch Mr. Arm
helm is survived by his wife who was
Miss Lille Rosendorf. formerly of this
city. and by three children. his mother
two brothers and three sisters.
g.. Lee lIcnifec.
Especial to The Times Dispatch
Rocky Mount, Va May &c. Leo
Menifee, sixty three years old died at
his home suddenly this afternoon. havs
isg suffered n heart attack. He was
sitting on his porch when stricken.
and lived but a few minutes. Although
Il physician was near and was with
Mr.. Menifee few minutes after he
was stricken. the doctor was unable
to save him. Mr.. Menifee was n ma
tive of Franklin County, and had been
here for twenty years. Before entering
business here he was Il travelling
salesman. He is survived by one daugh-
ter and three sons.
james w. Finiscey.
Alexandria. Va. May 2G.-James w.
Finiscey, fifty nine years old. who
lived west of the Episcopal Theologi-
cal Seminary Fairfax County. died
yesterday. Two sons and three daugh-
tiers survive.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-27
KERN IS CURED
OF TUBERCULOSIS
He Admits Having Used Serum
Now Under Investiga-
ton.
Especial to The rimesD,.r.,c,

special to The Times Dispatch.1
ton Of MaIy 2SIhs intrSdSc
SsSals !SSSfiS S ssanS eGr
Teaied the fact that Senator Kern.
oentocratio leader of the upper house
WIS treated with the serum in 1906.
said afterward:
aiter several physicians had dag
to a sanatorium at Asheviiie. N. G..
and renaiued there four and half
months: l was absolutely cured. and
with me, who have since completely
recovered. Some cases were far adj
The, sanatorium uses vaccine made
rom tuberculosis germs taken from
i nboro 5o ana guinea pigs. It has large
poSed 's Severn 1nege In whiSh are en-
Eists. The doctors Injected the serum
IN my my arm once or twice q. day. I
injected me it myself. ! am very sorry
that the matter was mentioned by
Senator OVerman."
senator overman did not speak of it
until after Senator Gallinger had in
terrupted him to say that the govern
ment had been asked to investigate all
this chiefly because a member of this
house was cured by It," replied the
then tsked the name of the senator
| In bis resolution Senator Overman
stated that the head OF the sanatorium
came to Washington about n month
tary OF the he Navy Daniel" Daniels. VT" That Com OH
cial sent DIR. F.. r. Stitt, n professor
in the Naval Medical School. to Ashe-
vile to Investigate the serum. The
expert spent "a week there, and after
examining the institutions record for
the last tweSty years. reported TO Sur
eeon General, C. +. stokes that the
remedy. i'm his opinion. had proved
every claim made for It, The Navy
Department was furnished with some
OF the serum, and tests are being
conducted at various governmental
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-27
ROAD COMEDIES
RATE OF | CENT
Now, If 1t Will Build Spur Track.
Virginia Beach Will Get
Encampment.

Staunton. Va. May 26-Adjutant-
General Sale. the chief quartermaster.
ana the colonies of the Virginia rcgl-
nents composing the military board.
Vere engaged all day in conferences
WIN w. W. CroXton. representing the
NoI'olk ana Southern Railway. over
terms FOR transportation TO the pro-
posed State cncarnpment at Virrin,o
Beach The road has conceded a rate
OF cent mile a passenger and $50
pounds of baggage free. The board
accepted the offer provided the road
VIII put in spur track to the carnp.
CroNton would not conccdc this but
LETT tonight for Richmond to meet
l'rcsident Hin of the road. there Tues
u8N morning for conference. after
WhIch he viii telegraph 10 the board
me decision arrived at by President
lily II hc makes The concession tho
camp viii 20 20 Virginia Beach. Stairr
ION is making catering offers IL the
.1mp fails to 70 TO Virginia Beach