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scientifically tempered knives and
rasarS with photo handles. We show
Won how 10 make money. Write to-
CUTLERY CO. Dept 24i, Canton,
Ohio.
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0NaraAre ana Hoomers Mmnted--Eood
iMSSsnS ssss Rast Broaa 1srsst 81 {
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PARK, SIX ROOMS, BATH,
ETC; FIFTY FEET FRONT. PRICE.
ss.T5o. EASY TERMS. j. A. con-
NELLY g. CO.
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FOR SALE

TO MAKE WAY FOR OUR NEW
FOUNTAIN. WE WILL SELL OUR
PRESENT ONE AT A SACRIFICE
SEE It's EARLY TOMORROW
GRANT DRUG co. TWELFTH AND
MAIN STREETS
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Mr. and Mrs. G. d. PeaseIey and Family
desire to express to their friends
their sincere appreciation of the
many courtesies and syrnpathies ex-
tended to them during their recent
afTliction.
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For Snle--sIx Cylinder, Forty Horse
power. five passenger automobile. In
perfect condition. 1850; will demon
strate. Address NAT, care vir-
gfnian-
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100 Feet on Mulberry Street. In a
most desirable locations at o bar
gain. See us at once.
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Samo1ef .Big Four" and Nuts and
fruits can't be beat. Ask for them.
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Help Wanted-Male

Wantesi---Men to Learn Barber Trade,
few weeks Fef@isess; II staaAy positions
for competent graduates; wonderful
demand for BARRIERS Free catalogue.
RICHMOND BARBER CULdsEGE IL.
Richmond. Va ~
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Statesmen,

Weaid You Take steady Jab START
INF right away, earning sS1.0G a
week with chance Of promotion to
position OF district manager at three
thousand dellars Yearly No expert
enca, required Ny line is snappy.
seif-seliefs that make and hold Gus
toners Need seventy five more
statesmen. ~ yen want TO make big
money quick write me today Il. NJ
DAVIS, 1873 Davis Block. Chicago.
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You Don't Have to walk u 0ur Store
when you want Peerless Cleanser and
Polisher. Just call your grocer or
your druggist. They send 1t and
give you Your money hack If YOU
are not pleased. yAUGHAN'S.
Madison fe4
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STUART AVENUE. SIX ROOM
DWELLING. HOT WATER HEAT,
NEWLY PAPERED. PRICE, s4.T5e
i. A. CONNOLLY g. CO.
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1oI North PIum street, Bath, RAm9oF
iatrobe; $3.50 year.
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Legal Notices.

VIRGINIA.. IN THE Law A1lESS
k Risnir1 sopH THE 81 s Hi n ba S
MARCH, 1918.
George Johnson. ......s... .pfainll
VS.. s58sxS sSs S%s
Dixie Johnson. ..,.......... .Defend14&
In Chaucery. S8ss& &sS
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Real Estate for Sale

Eor sale nv THE vrncavTa REAL
nv ~, 80 49,. 49,.
10y rass NaiH street
w. io Ms,. m pa 49, s r.,
erty. Estapiisned business, "A good
ppp ,s, Z, y secure Z suod payins
pusit'sss' ierfi1s easy
r...s.. W. e--,-.--.
Lion, ~ %Sies, On SAT Ane, IN y
,nose oesilaofe SUBURBS around
niefisii"na.
- .,x
eou Fe sa Nsir Iscs ss IN Sapia-
shiaieihs seseioh. Chiy sNo per
~.
AVu rec. On NnsDrTF street IN
most uesiraoie iocaioh' al u par
gam. pee hs a. ohce-
i,
car hne ana bTook roaa. nice hedge
qua sHauy sfoss nis 90 n'ce
iocasioh iof . nome a. q oarssaih'
~.
m west End. on car nnei not water
Iea1s two patns. VII niahe y so ,',s.
nome or safe investment ehts
Fe,seV eacii
1"e1se ' -. ss, .sfuse Asehue D s1.l.
foiisss ~ Wcss Hetae', one saus,iS =. i t''
sN Iins I'd - uMoou Asoois, nv VIC"
'er aeat. ohls SotSVo sash'
avenue, near Gfnter Park. This is
n nice lof and will make a good To-
ea'ioi' Aoi iioiiie
Nice Little suburban HoHe--Flse-
iet sax r s,i ho ,,w, Is
to'f ~. o'iy s"o qna. 80
rom the car iihe' one iare TO RICH
Nice Home ON West Main Street: Nine
room, all modern conveniences: 40
ioot 'front.' WIN traoe IoI soou
us al once.
-
New BRICK Home. IN west f4hd IN
iatrobe heat. A great bargain for
'e'
ST.. rraxa a~onnn Horne. Ton
NICE fioSd avenue HuIe. @
,i,a hor,e ar q pood investment
-
NICE centrally bocaseu bFiek nonr'
ten rooms. modern conyeniences.
This will make nice home or a
coed investment. See us atsonce
sMs1-u a pourEnER
rA,ra st~.~s s~w,fm
sata.n a ssys,syn fra,ra hause
1Ss.a.,e h.th ranga ana cas- Rental
sasa = y,a,. v.aar ISr,na sesg1i
POI ------ -
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sslcsncopie Everywhere Win, wish ia
Z HAatlys xpaesaltIHs are doing hettar
than others. A postal Will bring all
Particulars. "A. LOWELL. MFG. CO..
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NEW LOT
ElondiBe FIeor Stain just Received;
sorry we could not supply you
earlier; 40 cents quart; same old
price. Phone Madison tNa. VAU-
CHAINS. opposite Cohen Co.
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For Rent
HOUSES. .;3S
1925 winder street, Three Moensf

7.1i5S
HOUSES.
1925 winder street, TAree Moonsef
year.
eis south RandeIpA street. rive nss
$3.50 year. u 53a
1oa Lady Street. Foar Rss-st ~
z412 yenabie Street six issSmss
year
s21o-14-ie west Moore street g5s
rooms each, hot and cold wAfSE&
1870 year. s9s,SS
10, Worth PLAN street. B.th. Ra.s
iatrobe; $3.50 year.
2707 West MsIa street. seven Ro1snes
bath; $3.50 year.
3oA West Main street, Eight Roenu6s
bath: $3.50 year. Ma
2oa North Mulberry. street. Nine R0sn6
modern. new; $3.50 year.
25le kensinxton Avenue. Eight ROonn4B
bath, range, latrobe; s4se year.
COS North Tenth street, Ten Roosaa
bath. latrobe; $3.50 year.
Sf0e Stuart Avenue, Nine Rooms, Dat1s
hot water heat. com htnation hxtuFeesS
FLATS. sssss
Tod West Clay street, Lower Flat, Fo44
rooms, bath: $3.50 year.
7os-A west Clay street, Upper F1ax,
four rooms, bath: $3.50 year
| Gas East Main street, Third Flat, Thsee
rooms; $3.50 year. III
Nos. and IL. Lower Flats, RSbinsen
street, between Main and Cary
streets. four rooms, bath, gas ranket
1925 year.
Nos. S. !, II and Is. Upper Flats, Resan@
streets, five rooms. bath, gas ranges
S24o year.
IA South Davis Avenue. Upper Fist
Ave rooms: $40 year.
70 south Davis Avenue. Upper E1a1s
Ave rooms; S240 year.
zoos West Grace street. Upper Apar1s
ment, eight rooms. bath, hot wAtAf
heat. seven closets. $685. year.
STORES OR OFFICES.
1870 West Broad Street. Store -
dwelling, six rooms: $500 year.
100 North Seventh street. sforn @
office; $1,000 year.
Richmand Trust ard Saxin2n c..
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENFt
| 1903 e. Main St. @. A. Hawkfne. Mxfs
Dright. sunny. Well Heated Rsen. ~
private family. every cDnvenlencAss
flnes location: one minute from cAfa:
eight minutes from First and Bro14s
streets. All home cooking and ~
two young men. Phone Madisca
3242-J.
A spIendss Brick store, Two FIooxss
best Loo don. Main street. Chase Citys
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-09

HaHdk~rchfefs, Dress Goods. Carleton
made $500 one afternoon. Mrs Hos-
worth s2@6t tn TIVE days Free
samples Credit. stamp brings par
ticuiars. FEEEPoHT MFG. Co. rs
Main street. Brooklyn. n. r.
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z412 yensbie street. six Reomss -
year. SIS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-09

One Heav5 Draught Horse. Six Years
old; one small horse and one mule
one one horse farm wagon and har-
ness. one extra fine fresh COW, Jersey.
Apply No. 10 South Morris.
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Agents

SEX. AN a NO. i
SELLER. $3.50 TO $500 FOR AN
HOURS HESTLINts. SEND soc
FOR SAMPLE AND START TO
WORK. THE rLsfS COMPANY 9gs
f. ST. n. W. WASHINGTON. n c.,
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Ios Lady street, Foar Rssnss 1t1
year. za a8f
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Wsnted--Graduate Nur~e Wishes to
4 give massage. Address Mig. care
xirginian.
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PARK AVENUE t17oO BLoCK). EIGHT
ROOMS. HOT WATER HEAT. DE-
TACHED. PRICE, $500. j. A.
CONNOLLY s. co.
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zoa North Mulberry street. Nine HOen6Ge
modern. new; $42g year.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-09

Samosef Chocolate Contains More Mn,
centerpieces than any other choco.
iates made. Try them.
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FOR sALE---pRICE, $500.

9h Acres Of Land. Good yIhree- Room
house and optbuiidings. three miles
southwest OF Ashland, two miles from
Must be sold within thirty days.
Apply to O. p. WALSH, Ala West
Marshall. Richmond. Va.
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Personal

$50 REWARD FOR ANY INFoRMA-
TON CONCERNING THE WHERE
ABOUTs or MR., HENRY ERIEI.
WHO LEFT HIS HOME. 25nl KEN
FEBRUARY 22n $50 r. NJ, $50 RE-
WARD WILL he PAID. CALL
MONROE 4s1. OR NOTIFY THE
ABOVE ADDRESS.
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eis south RandeIpA street. Five nssI
$3.50 year,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-09

A bargain i'm Park Avenue Home.
Eight rooms. modern. Price, $4,000.
Sec as at once.
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For Sale
WHY PAYf

Fancy Prices for Typewriter Ribbons.
Stop il now; we viii send one dozen
Typewriter Ribbons, for any make
typewriter, for SIS. These ribbons are
guaranteed. SO do III now. SOUTH
ERS OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. 20
North Seventh street, Richmond. Va.
Phone Madison 4s0s.
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2707 West MaIn street. Seven H0n1nes
bath; $3.50 year.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-09

$50 Week Selling Guaranteed Hesf-
cry Tor men. women and children,
Guaranteed toe last four mon ths
s without holes. Latest q and baat
agents proposition. THOMAS MFv1
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Lady NJ Culture and LadyIIke Address.
able. salary sf7.1o weekly and per-
manent II suitable; middle-aEsd lady
preferred. Address Z-9S, care yir-
giniau.
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3oA West Main street, Eight Rosap
bath; s3se year. ssA
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WEST GRACE STREET f2eo0 BLoCK).
NINE ROOMS DETACHED, TWO
BATHS. PRICE, $500 J. A. con-
NELLY & Co
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south Harrfson street, Two Sfx-Roana
frame honses. Rental, $3.50 per year.
Price, $4,000.
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WEST GRACE STREET. EAST OF
COLLEGE, TEN ROOMS. HOT WA
TER HEAT. PRICE, $4,000 J. A..
CONNOLLY & CO.
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HANOVER AVENUE DWELLING,
EIGHT ROOMS. HOT WATER HEAT,
DETACHED. PRICE. $1,000. j. A.
CONNOLLY a co.
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Rubber Tire Work. 5sa
Automobiie Repaixinm and ReRaln11n1S
Established 1870 Phone Ma1. x41U
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mahogany case, exquisite tone Has
been used for demonstration pur-
poses only, In excellent condition,
Easy terms CRAFTS REMOVAL
SALE, III East Broad
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For sale BY THE. VIRGINIA REAL
Ty co, 72e East Main street.
Phone, Monroe fe45
Nice Nine. Room Brick Store Prop
erty. Established business. A good
opportunity to secure a good paying
business. Terms easy
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-09

Nake Btw Momey Settling Our New
gold letters for office windows. store
fronts. and glass signs. any one can
put them ON. Write today for free
samples and full particulars.
METALLIC SIGN LETTER co. 400
North Clark street. Chicago.
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Sf6G Stuart Avenue, Nine Rooms, Uatne
s4S0 year.
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$ees---New 1915 Piano. Fine Tone.
mahogany case Of artistic design
and guaranteed construction. Your
own terms. CRAFTS REMOVAL
SALE, I2l East Broad
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FURNITURE.
Your Credit In Good Al REAMs. NAy
LEY q co. a0S West Broad.
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GINTER PARK. NEW RESIDENCE,
EIGHT ROOMS. HOT WATER HEAT.
BEAUTIFULLY DESIGNED. PRICE,
sS75e r. A CONNOLLY & co.
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406-40S North Fifth Street,
Carriage and Waxon Repafnting -
repairing,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-09

A Sp1endts Brick store, Two Ulcers
best loo don. Main street. Chase CITY
Va. town of 2,80o. and excellent sur
y rounding country. LHfGIUS GRE
CORY. Executor, Estate William Gill;
more. Chase City. Va
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A Big Bargain. Eight Room Brick
residence. in best section Of Church
fiIl. This Is your chance TO secure
home. Price, only $4,000. Terms
attractive. ~
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We Can Interest You In Anything II
the vehicle or harness lire.
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SMITH A ROHLEDER.
Iss4 North Seventh street.

Grove Avenue. Eight Rooms and bath,
brick house, Rental. SASo per year.
Price ST25n.
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0ne One-Horse Wawon, Used One Month
and half, $50: original price, 1850.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-09

Seven Room House In Highland Park,
large lot, in number orie condition.
Good location, on car line. Con-
venient to church. school. etc
4 Price, 5000. $3.50 cash, balance
ike rent.
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r. A. GREEN a COMPANY. Real Es-
tate, No. "a North Seventh street,
second floor, entrance on Franklin
street
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A Few Doors from Washington Park,
on Decatur street, comfortable
home Of six rooms.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-09

woodland Heights, Lots ON Thirty
first tstst) street. below the mar
ket price of anything else on this
street A bargain at the price ask
ed. Must be sold quick.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-09

Ninety three tD3) Feet ON Spring HIN
street, Woodland Heights. Cheap
to quick buyer.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-09

100 North Seventh Street. Storm
office: 81 900 year.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-09

one Phsetcn Rubber-Tir~a with Har.
ness. SIS,
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Miscellaneous

Waxing Floors, LAYING Carpets nsUA
mattings, washing windows; satfA-
faction guaranteed. Phone Monroe
sf20. WILLIAM JOHNSON.
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Modern Up.To-Date Residence. Floyd
avenue. Eight rooms. large lot
Below market value. Terms at
tractive. This liz an exceptional OPP
portunity to buy nice residence.
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Nos. and II. Lower Flats, RabfnDoU
street. between Main and CARY
streets. four rooms, bath, gas ranEet
S225 year SSN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-23
POLE AVERTS DISASTER
Two in Auto That Nearly Falls
Into Railway Cut.

4 telegraph pole prevented an automo-
bile from falling into the Jersey City cut
OK the Central Railroad Of New Jersey
Yesterday morning, and saved two men
from death besides averting the possible
wrecking of train.
Walter Kahre, OF Brooklyn owner OF
the car, was at the wheel, and Theodore
Welnboldt Of No. 1872 West 3lst street
Bayonne, was with him when the affair
took place. Kahre was driving his ma
chine along the Boulevard when 1t
skidded and crashed through the wooden
fence at the end OF kearny avenue. IT
would have gone OFF the embankment into
the cut twenty-five feet below If II had
not bumped into a telegraph pole The
pole stood fast and held the machine by
one of the wedged rear wheels, while the
bulk OF the auto was hanging over the
cut
The two occupants OF the car crawled to
safety. escaping with but few bruises.
Din ectly afterward a train sped past the
Bia,t.
The automobile was lifted from It's
vsIilous position W a wrecking car.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-23
KALIL'S TO OPEN AGAIN
Recognized Company to Start
Business on Saturday.

Kalirs restaurant is soon 10 reopen. AZ
the result Of decision by Justice Len
man. IN the Supreme Court, in the case
Of Davis against the Merchants EN-
change National Bank and Halirs Cater
Ing COMPANY The Kali company prior
to 1912 borrowed $500 from the bank. In
March 1912 the financial situation Of the
restaurant became acute. Seth y. Robin
son. the Legal adviser of the bank, under
took u adjust affairs.
Tho president OF the restaurant COM
pauy was dcposcd. The new corporation.
known as Kalil's Catering Company, was
formed. and a proposition was made To
the bank that it should foroclose its
lien on the assets of the corporation and
then transfer these 10 4 corporation
which should give to the bank the same
security it then held together with all is
stock.
This ARRANGEMENT was approved by JUS
tice Lehman The reorganized company
will start business on Saturday. with TIE
original owner. g. II. Kali. I'm command
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-23
FOYE ADMITS SWINDlE
New York Bank Clerk Obtained
100000 by Forgery.

Philadelphia. Dec. 22-Jamcs +. Foge,
formerly a clerk In the employ Of the
Farmers Loan and Trust Company, OF
New York city. pleaded guilty IN tho
Criminal Court here to-day To four bills
a. Indictment charging him with fraud
ul.ni.y making written instruments ard
utterlrg and publishing them. and also
with obtaining 10000 by false pretance
from the brokerage firm Of Charles 7.
Brown 4 CO.. Of Philadelphia. Sentence
Wds deferred.
Last NORTH Foye obtained about S9o.-
Or BOZ i,aus from Philadelphia banking
concerns on forged stock certificates. All
~. money has been recovered except
$, 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-23
WYMAN OUT OF HARVARD
His Resignation as Law School
Professor Accepted.

Cambridge. Mass. Dec 1.-The resigna-
ton Of Professor Bruce Wyman from the
faculty Of the Harvard Law School was
accented to-day by the president and fell
lows of Harvard College.
Professor Wyman rendered his resigna-
ton Saturday. explaining that he was
prompted by desire TO relieve the law
school from embarrassment due TO his
connection with the New York, New
Faven 4 Hartford Railroad
Under examination before the Public
Service Commission last week Professor
Wvman. who has written and lectured
frequently on transportation affairs.
stated that he had received from the for
mer management OF the New Haven road
a salary for legal services.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-23
GARRISON GIVES
ARMY GRIEVANCE
Secretary's Praise of Marines
Regarded as a Reflection on
the Infantry.
From The Tribune Eurc1uI

" GSili5 TON, ptttulutI --'
INFANTRY OFFICERS NGGRIENED.
Officers OF the 10th Infantry. stationed
in the Panama Canal Zone, are sorely
aSSrioved over the uucomplmontary ailu-
sions which the Secretary Of War made,
by implication. 20 the regular troops un-
der their command. Secretary Garrison
on his return trom trip of INSPECTION To
Panama. save out "a statement which
praised highly the marines stationed on
the zone. and is said To have been SO
impressed with the efficiency Of the bat
TALON of marines at Camp Elliott that
he directed General Wood. chief Of stan
Of the army, to send out To- ali command
ing officers of posts a statement showing
the methods pursued i'm bringing the ma
riue command 20 its present fine condi-
ton.
1t so happens that within mile from
Camp Elliott is stationed the 10Th Rcgi-
ment of Infantry. The officers Of that
regiment believe that Secretary Garrison
i'm making the comparison which tn,
army thinks is to it,. disparagement'
failed % take into account. certain con
ditions which ne should have observed
before he iutmated that the army could
take lessons from the marines.
1t is pointed out that the 10Th Infantry
has been in the field for forty DAYS dur-
ing the dry season and In that time has
explored and mapped nearly 300 squar"
miles Of previously unknown country q
that the regiment has just completed "A
schedule OF garrison instruction, includ-
ing marches. signalling. etc, ana inc
solution Of problems in jungle warfare
all of this being in addition to formal
drill work.
As FOR the officers. it is asserted that
they have worked out 4 series of prop
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-23

leave or absence. 90 his regiment FOR,
Bliss.
Lieutenant g. LOOMS. detached Oh. 20 II
ptLota. ir the Maryland as first Lieutenant.
Ii,uteuuu. JOHN bDNNES. detached 1i. ou
,'an commando fth Division. 2" aic On
pan commander lsi Division. Atlantic Wet.
Lieutenant 1unior GRADE Il. !. GROSS. ot
tarucl romWsud tn TruStuu. 20 on" J'NSc
af. orite general. Nav Depar'uicrf. ..-..,.
Lieutenant 1unior srHdci EDWIN GUTHRIE.
detached the WhlppIc, TO Command tie
I.Iaut,ran' Junior srade, r. " Triton. do
cached tho South Dakota. 10 the "hrpl'.
Ensign EEE COCHRAN. detached Tho
south Dakota 30 temporary dd'F tn'
Frsisr NNruNN b. CHASE. detached G-oat
.kos: 90 the Georgia
-usisn q. o. nov ELL detached "r'A'
Lakes. 20 tlr Minnesota.
Ensign y \ l. ZENOR detached Pa.ihr 70
serve feet % tho hllarf.
Fr,ig1 WHITLEY PERKINS,. detached OBJ"
South Dakota. 70 the Denver
Ensisn =. u. CULIN. detached rho south Da-
hota. 20 fsmuora1 duly tho luiropll. o.,
Eussns no. rFAFF ", g, Hi.NlN =. ~ :,
bNtGTITEy detached the south Dakota 'o
temporary dIty tho Cleveland
Gunner =. T. 'LAIfEN. detached navy Nard.
Trg,f sound. fo temporary duts tive hhan'
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPs These
movements Of navX vessels have been re-
ported
ARRIVED
I.. ~ r.s Raleigh. ~ san Eias MeNi'o.
be. .t-Tur tss.iu. 80 bff l"E.Is's. W
Delaware. o.. vermont, The ~ouomH and g.,
Lebanon st Norfolk rsfI. the Eagle ara
the ozark - Guantanam'. the california
~ San Diego
10. --Tlr ohio 40 'Harl.stnn. g G.. me
birmingham. ~ -. Thomas. -. W. ]. M"
polritu q, Toft-au-rfinec. The Annapol-
90 Acapulco. 'rs Rainbow 90 shanghai. ne
pittsburgh e. Tuuulousmro. th" Nh''.ns
AMI trs chester ~ Tamp.rn
SAILED
I.. es--Thr ozark. from Guantanamo f"f
ismu'on Road. me orion from HAMPTON
Roads Tor Boston. fh, Wheeling from Vera
cruz f.r Tampiro
I-. % Tho Dolphin. from r.r'-au-Priu'c '"r
Santiago d, cuba. tho p'tfel. from iu"i"
pfsf. Dor santiago do cuba. the Justin from
SAN Tfau.fsro fpr san Diego
Jhr Jason Will leave Hampton Roads Doe
,arnl... 20 Or Guantanamo to deliver a osfs"
uf .ys.
m, Nr,,HuFa will l'g,c Hampton Roads f"'
po.. Arthur on January Instead ~ Deem
h"r ).
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-23
CAT AND RAT TREE CROWD
Animal, with Prey, Causes
Scare in Railway Station.

= small boy caused much excitement
yesterday ir tine waiting room Of the Erie
Railroads jersey city station. The depot
cat caught lig water rat and after a
battle succeeded in fastening its Jaws on
the back al the rats neck. The cat was
hauling IA, prize toward the waiting
room when the boy appeared. II was
near the waiting room and the lad aided
the cats progress by stealthily holding
tho door ajar.
Ns the cat entered the room there was
2 scream. then chorus of screams, while
women and children. and some men,
clamlcred on top Of the seats
Employees 81 the company FASTENED 10
tine room and slowly piloted the cat 10
the back yard. In this way calm was
- stored.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-23
Club Book!<eeper Released.

Peter \ French formerly hookkcepeF
a. the Republican club. was released
upon suspended sentence Yesterday by
Judg, Mulqucen In General Sessions. lie
pleaded guilty OF forgery II was AL
legged ne changed entries In his books to
conceal dcfalCationS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-23

not true cancers. and to some deeper
living tumors Of bone. etc. which are not
very MALIGNANT