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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1914-09-25
souLE BUSINESS COLLEGE, NEW ORLEANS,

HIGHEST Grade and Most Practical
Courses in Business, in Shorthand and
in English. Best Equipments, Un.
eGuaIed Facilities. Complete College
Bank. Only School with Actual stosN
and Actual Money, in which students
keep the books and balance cash.
Personal instruction.
3tronage. Graduates in general deAand
fEo soULE B. SONS, New Orleans, La.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1914-09-25
No. SiX-SiXtY-SiX

This is prescription prepared especially
for MALARIA or CHILlS g. FEVER.
Five or six doses will break any case, and
if taken then as tonic the Fever will moi
return. II acts on the liver better than
CalomeI and does not grippe or sicken. 2o'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-24
CHARTERS ISSUED

The following charters were issued
yesterday by tho state Corporation
Commissions
Graduate Nurses Association Of VIZ.
sinia, Richmond. Mutual: no stock
Miss Celia Brian, president, Danvill.:
Miss Agnes d. Randolph. secretary,
Richmond
conz;an,lnople Social club. Inc.
Richmond Mutual: no stock. Toros
CRANES. president; Jim Ballabanis
sccretary-hoth of Richmond.
inc Slusscr Telephone Company,
SOU. {. y crumpacicr, president;
Eiack sburE Capital stock $500 10
w. - SlusseT. secretary-both OF
Motor Service Corporation. Rjch.
mona. Capital stock 5000 To- to $1,000 1000
John II Farmer. president; Lcith s.
fr"in0"r. Vice president; + G. Hurch
seCrctary-all Of Richmond
l'rakc-ionuSon. Inc, Norfolk Can't
tai stock: $1,000 To $1,000 H. r
Drake. president; X. Riley Johnson,
secretary. Norfolk.
. iianlL OF MENDOZA. Inc. Mendoza
Capital stock: 10000 j. : Dorion.
president. liiltous; V. {. Barker, sec,
Beach Capital stock $4,000 TO 1000.
James :. Groves. president. Niexam.
Norfolk.
The culpeper Memorial Association.
tuIp"pcr. Mutual. no stock Mrs w
W Ch"lf. president; Miss Rettic ones.
sccrctary-hoth OF Culpcpcr.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-24
POWER HAS PASSED
FROM RAILROAD CONTROL

New York, March 23.-J. p Turner.
president 81 tho Nandalia Railroad
company. one ofthc largest subsidiaries
az the PENNSYLVANIA. declares, In the
annual report that the power OF ham
dlns inc"eas "a Expenditures has passed
ont OF The control of railroad onlcIais.
owing 10 tho arbitration of wage oues-
NonS ana thu Increased burdens placed
on TIA" roads 10y State and Federal
legislation
"Th' decreasing return on property
investment ina road and eq,,ipn, en-, =
says MIR Turner, is Indicated by tho
results of 'h' operations of your com
ItuN since Organization in 1905. its
'lrst year. the return was 5.G3 per cent
on the property Investment. in 1912
u had declined 20 5.i3 per cent. ana in
1918 10 4.o3 per cent
In common with other railroads of
me country, your company has suf-
Tered by being deprived of the power
TO inoke on its own initiative. ucces-
S"rE advances in rates 10 meet the in
creased burdens which have been
placed upon IT, and by the prolonged
ana stu! indefinite period involved in
dcc!dins whether tho company VIII be
permitted 10 make advances that are
deemed essential This situation rem
GERS II linpracticahle 10 max. any com
rrehensive provision for the future
ana nccessitates acting only from day
10 d1S, ~ conditions arise
Net income Of the road decreasca
s">3'2i There WAS $7sS.32S carried
20 81 plus. against <Sfl.2il in 1912
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-24
LOCATED ny WIRELESS;
CAUGHT by ll.ROpIt

>tSpeGial TO The Times Dispatch
Ncw York. March 23.-Loc:.tcd bv
wireless and captured by lying bon,
owned " John H. Rockcfelier's son :
IN lnw-ihat is what happened - Iohu
Giiltord West Indian negro, accused
ceiNed by tho Aero Club Tonight.
New York society woman a, the
Royal Palm Hotel, at Miami Fla had
been robbed OF valuable brooch C;uil-
iord; who had been employed at tho
hotcl, was seen spending good dca! Of
money. He Disappeared By wireless
hr was located on board the steam h p
Miami. bound Cor Nassau
The Miami was twcnty-onc miles
out Harold f. McCormIck's hydro.
plane. Edith, operated by Charles q
Wilmer, was put in pursuit The Elith
holds six passengers. Detective Schade
Hoppcu aboard. within an hour they
were alongside the Miami The sea
was calm the negro offered no re-
Sls lance ana he was given a free ride
The Edith is named after Mr. Rookie
iciri5 daughter. whose husband owns
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-24

D"HNillc. VA. March -l,nuyiII..S
oldest resident died here this nit.rnoo,l.
Shc was Mrs Katherine France. and
snc di"d AT the home OF her son-lr-l.,y
): II. Schoolucld. on Main street Mrs
france. before her marriage. was Miss
hhthcrinc Penn. member Of on. or
iatTick countE's best known families
she was horn on January 10 ISIS. ana
lived IN Patrick County until 1899. when
she was married TO Captain II .
Airs. France WAS the mother OF tw.ivo
children mtg grandchildren. and twelve
great -YrhHdChildren She Joined tho
Methodist church seventy years ago.
ana throughout her long Years was
closely identified with church work ana
laudlblc enterprises
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-24
DEATHS

BRANTON at Eastwood =.
stanton, Va. SUNDAY night. March
%. ALLEN CAPERTON BRAXTON.
funerh! service viii be held ut
Staunton this morning ut $50.
me int"rmcnt will be at Hollywood,
tnn's late residence. No. 1923 West
fTanklin street. Richmond. at II A.
NJ WEDNESDAY, March %.
WOoD-Died at tho hospital. March
20 1911, MIR. j. W WOOD in the
eventy.second year al his age.
remains were taken over c. &.
torment In Louisa. Va.
FRANKLIN a, 1900 F,ova Ave
nue.. March %. SPENCER FRANK
LIN Oldest son Of Peter a. Franklin.
OF Ecw York, In his hfty-nrst year.
funcrai announcement later
HARDING Mt Memorial Hos
Pital Aionday, March 20 1914. at 80
y NJ. MRS. JAMES u HAI,DINC;.
Su" Is survived by her husband and
th"r" childrcn--Mrs. ". l.. Doil!nga.
MIs -. {. bunavant ana son, l. H.
Funeral viii take place from her
iate rcSSid,"nc"; l7l3 EAST Hroad
at o'clock Friends and acquaint-
anccs invited - attend.
ONO papers please COPY
ARHISoN-Dicd. az Amherst Co,,r..
house. BEVERLY RANDOLPH II,S
i;lSoN son OF the late Colonel julie,
Funoral WEDNESDAY. March %
IRON Amherst Courthouse at 10
o'clock
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-24
DIET PR0R0GUED,
CABINET DOOMED

learned OF the Propagation OF parlia-
'nent. the conclusion was drawn that
unless u compromises can be ARRANGED
during the threc-day period of sus-
pensi"n, the Yamomoto ministry is
doomed 70 succumb. The failure of
mo TWO houses To agree upon tho bud.
got including the naval estimates,
might result in the dissolution or Par
HaincHt and call for 4 now election
IS Tic House OF Peers cannot he dis
solved the only effect of such q call
consequently would be TO give the
electorate an opportunity To change the
comricNion OF the lower house
There Is little reason TO believe that
this would occur. hence the reas.
FemhlinE Of Parliament would ind the
TWO houses again in deadlock which
might le, 20 Il determined effort 10 curb
The power Of the Peers
crdinar!iN the failure OF tho pres.
ent Parliament 10 pass The NUDGE,
would not be especially disastrous. bu.
as thcro are now three great battle.
ships under construction. the appro-
pilatons fo- which are made spyciiical.
- according 10 certain stages OF III .
Work, mere renewal Of the budget
nS provided by the Constitution. would
not permit tho continuance OF work on
thcsc ships, and consequently a serious
dow would be dealt to the Jauanese
ht'A! building, program.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-24
Owes His Life to
This Lung Remedy

II You neglect a continued cough or cold.
1'H arc Ia constant danger OF easily con-
tracing serious Lung Trouble The cough
or cold which does not yield 20 ordinary
treatment should nc "A warning to you ana
preventive mcaEurcs should be taken ns soon
az possible In many cases Eckrnan's AL
t"raiiNc remedy for Throat and Lung
Read this
Catherine Avc. and Aacot Place.
Queens Court l.. l., y i
Gent cmen: In tho year 1908 was taken
Tit" u n"H"$ cold ana nasty short cough.
N'ht !" several doctors who gave me a
~! OF medicine. Finally. went to n special
- " u" Enyc IA" crcosot" Tint made inc
sl,k Of an kinds OF food. cOnscaucntIy I
i"i!"d IN health then went 10 tho Cl,s-
cough sun Kept Up. stayed there for ono
ythF ana thcn went TO farm near Jersey
Wy. a. very slick man. About the time az
ny return. my brother Recommended Eek
l'H" 70 Alternative 20 me very highly IL ia
low nearly two years since | first took fl
ana 10" We'll anu dare say that ! would
nave been buried long ago Il 1, had NOT
tA"idaNip JOSEPH i. TROESCIIER
'AhoN" abbreviated. moro on reouest)
Fckman's Alternative has been proycn nv
'hhiS EeniH test to he most emiCacious for
F"Sfr throat and Lang Affections Hron-
,H't'r, bronchial Asthma Stubborn Colds and
- uphuiiling the system. Contains no n,r
"y lihtlc Drng co. ana other leading lrue-
1lsls. write tho :ckmnn Laboratory, Phila-
Hclpnin, "a Tor booklet teilinr or rcrnvrris,
ana AGuitionI! cgidcnCc.-hdV.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-24
WILSON IS milne
WITH HIS PARTY IN
SEEKING REPEAL
Continued From First Page


York. also IL Progressive member, sun
piementcd the recent statement OF his
party leader In the House, declaring
mis- opposition to the repeal because I
believe Il political platform Ia u COW
enant with tho people"
Senator OGorman. who Is fighting
against the administrations repeal mol
icy. said to-day that tho Committee on
lnt"roccaniC Canals would act on .hc
repeal bin in due time. but reiterated
his statement that the committee would
not meet until Senator Crawford re-
turns from South Dakota
Thornton Ia In Line
In The senate to-day. Senator Thorn
ton. of Louisiana. member OF he
canals Committee. who has announced
th1t he Will support the PRESIDENT sub
inittcd resolution. said to have been
passed At st. Patrick's Day gathering
IN New Orleans. protesting against his
attitude. senator Thornton said he
uih not believe such u resolution hnd
p"ch passed In any public meeting. and
denounced II rs "scurr!lous"
In speaking Of tho delay. the presi =
cent said IL looked to him "a if there
,i"n oech hi'buster on the rivers and
harbors bill to delay the vote on tho
Tolls question but snilingIy remark ed
that minoilties always fllibustrrcd He
denied charge made on the floor OF
inc senate that he had attcmpteh to
limit tue tolls debate In the house.
In reply 10 questions rs to whether
ne thought any Improper influence.
were being brought to bear against the
repeal. IN" President declared that no
had not sought 10 find any. ana did no,
pusp"ct then
IN" president believes n number az
itep"o!icdnS VIII support him In his
Pos''oi 20 repeal the tolls exemption
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-24
L.ttlehury IL. Lhxuenf.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
Norfolk. Va, March 23-Iittlebury
i. lcsueur. OF Orcbank, buckingham
the residence Of his son-in-law, DR.,
a. NJ. Saunders, 33l3 Cranky street
lie was seventy years old. MIR. Lesueur
w. A. c. F.. J.. r. Jr. and Frank l.
lcsueur. all Of Buckingham. ana two
dauEhtcrs. Mrs. y. NJ Saunders. OF
Nofioik. ana Mrs. 6. w Keel. OF Ore
bank. MIR Lcsueur was well known /,
richmond. "
The BODY Will be forwarded to-mnr-
70" morning 10 buckingham where
me funeral viii he held at Trinity
Church burial win be in the New
canton Church Cemetery on the ar
rival oil the train from Buckingham
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-24

Washington, March 70 Margaret
rents claim she * pOsscsscd OF a d,i,I
personality. has disappeared after N,
rious threats of suicide
In" police have been asked 10 s.urcb
ior her She left her home at . n'cioci.
Yesterday morning, and has not boon
seen since. ScV"tul weeks ago she. va
nlSCoNct ed watching the blood flow
IRON Occp. cuts she had made i'm nor
i!ngcrs. When asked what she w,s
doing, til" enid replied: 81 am gong In
bleed lut self 10 death"
Ia lew minutes she was all smiles
again, and playing with her dolls
According to the parents. IN. china
as second sight
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-24
WITHOUT IMPROVISATION
or SHIP IN DISTRESS

Jacksonville. Fla. March 23-Marinc
ofcIais here tonight were without
information conce rning an Unknown
steamer. reported ashore Off Fowey
ROCKS yesterday Tho report OF tho
vessels distress vas received II, . rn.s
sage from the German tank steamer
brilliant sen, to Sand Key, Fla. which
said
al y. M. Sunday passed steamer
ashore south OF Fowcy Rocks. Name
unknown steamer had all boa;s out.
eistance.'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-24
.n'uder nrny WA nc,,r.

-iHnrlun. March 20 Irdg, Gc,r...
~ IN Third Circuit iucnid.np
"'r" Pennsylvania ana Now .f,r.
"'roFdine 10 friends u.rc. YIN a..
irc from nc bench ia sAort tinIr ~.
..S h''vea on ne circuit bonrh fifteen
"',1 WI! retire on nccouu. of
Judge Cray is one oI ,n. to,s,
y" ''iE known lurists iu tho c,y,,r..
hIs been twice proruhoutr ,nC,
.'h'l f"r INC presidency ual E.I.,o,
i'T ne supreme Court t,Ia
."n- ~ W WilmnRton. DcL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-24
DURHAM iSSWEPT BY
EARLY MORNING FIRE
CONTINUED From Mrs, p,re

tContInucd From First PageD
the flames. ana parts of burning roofs
let! thrcnGhout the city. The Acadc-
fire ~
The water pressure improved two
hours after the fire started at II o'clock
out ~ was intermittent. one OF the
hreakS In the water main compellcd
the hremci 10 stop operations for :,
nall hour: and this allowed the fire
great Roadway.
Durham. according 10 tho census OF
1910, had population Of 1880 II is
WHhe!| known as tobacco manufacture
ing centre
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-24

IsncclhI 20 Tho Timcs Dispatch1
charlottesville, Va. March 23--Thc
funeral OF William T.. Lovcjoy, who
died suddenly on Friday afternoon in
me Office OF the superintendent of the
Washington Division OF the Southern
o'clock yesterday afternoon from the
carter House. this city. the service
being conducted by the Rev. w. Aiken
smart; pastor or the First Methodist
Church Mr.. Lovcjoy married Miss
Mamlc anderson daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. >. L. Anderson, Of this city She
survives with two little daughters.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-24

fSrcrIolto IN, rIn,.sbi.

Especial to The Times pis patch.l
Raleigh. y. C.. March @3-The re
yesterday IN Henderson. were brourhf
TO Raleigh This evening and viii be
taken to Richmond for intermcnt to
morrow. Mr.. McCulleu has been in or
pneumonia for two weeks He wa.
iifty years old, and leaves a wife and
four children. lie was q widely known
travelling man, on arrival hero tho re-
mains were taken to the homo OF D,
Thomas VI. Jordan. TO remain there. until
convoyed 70 Kichmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-24
Mrs. WiIiiHun Desper.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
charlottesville. Va, March 23-Mrs
" liam Despcr is dead at her home In
belmont She was. before marriage,
Miss Gertrude Johnson, daughter OF
the late Ferdinand Johnson, OF Louisa
county. and was about thirty-nvc years
OF age. Bcsidcs her husband and two
children. three sisters survive--Mrs
James L. McAllister and Mrs. Walter
Norris, Of this city. and Mrs Lctchcr
Taylor, OF EluVanna
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-24
BEGIN PROCEEDINGS
TO CONDEMN pRopI,n1S-

Norfolk. Va. March 23-Thc con
deInnation OF property at Cape Henry.
point OF what Is expected to be IN
greatest fortifcntion OF the nation. was
begun today before Il jury In III.
ar" ninety odd property owners Who
are defendants, with the Cape Henry
sEnoicatc owning most of the property
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-24
Three Alleged IIouschr.nke,.

Louis Banks. George Braxton and
Charles Allen. negroes. were arrested
last night by Detective ScrRcants WIcv
;thd kc!!am and locked up at the Snc-
ond l'ollcc station as suspicious char-
actors, believed 10 have b oxen INTO
ia" plant OF the Richmond Dairy Com
l'hS. me. on FouShcc street, Wi;l IN
tent TO commit larceny.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-24
Under Shnrn Fir.

Washington, March 23-Foderal pur-
chase and enlargement Of Tho canal
between Chesapeake and Delaware
Lays ns proposed In the river and har-
Dor bill, was under sharp FIR" IN tho
f!ousr to-day. but finally was agreed
upon. Tho bin would appropriate 81
100000 aS a starter. II would ulti :
Inatcly cost SS.UOO.uOO
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-24
s-riou. situation in Perm

London. March 23.-A dispatcn from
Lima. Peru says the situation there
has again assumed Il most serious az
pect Ten persons were wounded in
riots to-day and yesterday, and troon4
ar pAtFoinns me streets 10 prevent
has been called In the various trades
aud an "Xtraordinary. session 81 con
eicss was convened this afternoon to
confer on tho crisis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-24
Dnrfnrx Tn Me-,

meeting of the Academy Of Nedi-
enc and surgery will be held in tho
chamber 0i Commerce Building to-
m!|h! M 80 % CLOCK. "Naccincs In III"
Treatment OF Ear. Nose and Throat
Dis. ascs' Will be discussed bv pr,
.. NJ Miller, and br Karl : BLACK
well VIII read a paper on some Cen
era! CONSIDERATIONS OF the Accessory
SluuScS."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-24
Mrs. Martha I.oIe,
[Specialto M TI,nnuu

IoreclaI 20 The Times Dl-patch I
u. LynchburS, Va. March 23-Mr.
martina i'oI.y, VINO was one OF the I'D
uiday might at the hone. OF hcr ,a,i,.b
t.r AZ 4l3 railroad Avenue. Sh. IA,
ninety three years old
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-24
OBITUARY


Mrs. Jnmcs T. Harding. i'll for tv-o
weeks 1T the Memorial Hospital. died
yesterday morning at 1870 O'clock Re
sides her husband. she leaves three
children. Thu funeral will take place
Tomorrow afternoon Mt 2 o'clocI, from
the home. l7lj East Broad street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-24

LOST. WATCH FOB. SMALL RoNrS
linked with gold rings; charm SUM-,
,n'dal, public schools. Alexandria.
Va Name Roscoe c. brown Finder
please notify DIR. Il G. BROWN G04
North Twenty ninth Street Phone
Madison 1896 Reward.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-24

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
Montvale. Va. March 23-Iiohrr. !
ANDERSON died near Montvaic on sun
uhE might after AN illness OF prvrr.tl
u,Yntns. re IS survived by his wlfe
ana Tour children.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-24

Washington. March 23.-l;ecauso the
army has grown In nu,nhers sin"c ~"
Ian or ltl2 out or all proportion to the
iunHs given II BY Congress. Secretary
OF var Garrison to-day nElt.d ~,
House 10 provide s3Glo.lOi29 AZ q de-
hc!ency appropriation to carry tho
stabhshment until the end OF nc fiscal
Ncnr. -,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-24

I"F"V1"T % ITO IlWcs -DIsNatChl
f'cdericlsburg, Va March pa
LINES foIIhtd, a we'll known citizen Of
irydeiiCksb burg, died YESTERDAY at Lis
nome after several weeks Hines, OF
IIii"ou nols"nins. aged urty eight years.
dr"u. " ~''''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-24

C".E,ubia. :. g. March q The Un!v.rsi,y
"i south Caroiinas baseball team defeated
mo Lafayette College nine from Enston.
IA. here to l.. SnJih Carolina ouib,t.r,i
the Visitors. but nelding honors We're ntn,ti
ever" The team meet here again tomorrow
Nnh WchnesnnY. W
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-24
FUNERAL NOTICES

funeral OF ALBERT
y COLEMAN, who died suddenly in
Ciitton. AriZ., will be conducted from
residence OF Mrs. T.. J. Sullivan, 1911
FLOYD Avenue, THIS AFTERNOON
at $50 Friends and acuuaintances
invited TO attend. Intcrmcnt in Mt.
Calvary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-24
G. w. AIinr.nn

iSpccial TO The Times Dispatch
bristol. Va. March 23-C w. Al
d"rsoh who represented washington
county In the Virginia House Of Dele
gates about twelve years ago. died Mt
ms home at Mcadowvicw last night
following an Illness OF several months.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-24

"s,IhHtON. MATCH 23.--Senntor
outherlhnn to-day introduced an
permitting the President 10 prohibit
me expectation OF radiuin bearing ores
Whenever II appears that the supply in
the United states IS too small Tor do
imcSNc use by rcnaom OF eXnurtnilnna
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-24

t"Prc'aI 10 INC Times DispHtchl
Mhny! nucker Wilkcrson, wife OF Nc
Cvy W!lkcrson. who lived near wight.
S i amherst county. uied hor nome
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-24

IHpcc!ai 20 Tao Times. Dispntch.1
Lyhchburg, Va. March 23-Mr. la
n,,ii,.arnsUs. aged twcnty-six years.
Wle OF Jesse DcJainctt" OF ,;in1vs
dieh on sunday at tn. 81. And,awS. IT,. -
I!tai, whrrc she had been una.r ,ra,,t-
incnt Tor Brights disease
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-24
RICHARD H.MANN
WILL Be NAMED TO
SUCCEED GRONER

Continued From First Page
where there is q Federal court to
city not having cour,
The department. will raise no objcc-
ton 20 John G Saunders moving the
narshars once 10 Richmond his home.
from NorfolG. where II is now main
;nincd by Marshal smithers.
X c L. Moncure. the new collector.
viii retain the offices now occupied by
Collector Lowry q, Richmond. which
viii give Richmond all three OF the
Eastern Offices
byrd VIII Go tn Roanoke
In tae Western District Richard
Evelyn tirrd said some days ago that.
II appointed, he would establish the
district attorneys Office in Roanoke.
taking 1t out of tho Ninth District,
where II is now held by District At.
torney Gillespie
The Ollie OF collector OF internal
revenue In the West viii also he moved
to Roanoke from Abingdon. where Col
lectot Bailey now holds forth. regard
less OF whether Hart or Ayers is an
pointed. This will greatly bonedt tho
service b. putting the collector In the
/ same city wlth tho revenue agent. MS
NTrnt sans was recently moved 10
Roanoke.
IN" Western marshars Office will be
rst1'ned az stanton. however. 10y Mar
shall Eurch. where IL is at present b.ld
hy Marshal l'ulwiler.
While naturally somewhat; UNEASY
m employees of the local ONCE Of Inc
collector Of internal revenue for Inc
EASTERN District OF Virginia. are not
anticipating losing their positions at
once ~ at all WIN the exception Of
me deputy collectors. the orlco ana
'eid force nrc under civil scrvico ana
cannot hc removed without cause r
L. - NoNcurc. whose appointment v.as
7eHt 20 mo senate oil SATURDAY. for
'phhrmatl"n, has given no inlirlatiou
OF nj" plans, but IL i not expecteJ
ihat he VIII make any Immediate
,H' present dcputics for : threc-inouth
'erri' Win the option Of replacing them
al Inc expiration of that ncr!od
ms twenty Eight Arpointccs.
mere arc twenty-eight Appointments
az A'r M"ucurcs disposal. the aggra-
S"''oUp. All arc deputy coll.rtors
WHO'S" terms automaticaliy expire Win
'h"t oi thcir prlucipal. Tho civil SIR
wee protection which was throw,
around them. was torn away by a nro.
NS!'h ~ tie urgent deficiency bin
""t't pressed Congress ~ October
collector VI. * Lowry. has Of ,ours.
received no information as "a ,,.bc, - -
successor vii! relieve him. as tn. an.
r'Ih'in"nt Is still before tn. senate Ills
."rn' - PRED in December, but he hns
heid over since that tirne his oni"a
- recogniz7if as one of tho NOS, If.
,''t IN nc 'eiHice, ana was among
','r hTSt. u not tho nrst. 70 lie a com
i'e'' report OF returns under mo ,,.,
income 'aN lazy 10 Commissioner o..
l"s;, foI'o"ins tho close OF the nrst
Thomas = Mcaney is sir l.owry.s
XIII ogEni< Robcr, Wad, las
yh4'te ~ the NEON. tav dcpar,,o
'ra John II Rynll Of t., s,.,,nr d ,.m ~
neut ''''P ucihr'-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-24
Two Blocks DESTROYED.

I!mlngtcn, \. Q. March 94-A 'elo-
pn"n" message Just received from Dur
nam says TWO blocks have been de-
stEoNeu Ano The me Is raging WMdly.