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New Britain herald., 1914-05-12

stage "The ColoneFs Maid'' for the second time tomorrow evening; this time at the Berlin Town hall for the benetit of the Worthington Athletic club.
 Judging from the large audience at the first presentation at Foresters' hall last Wednesday evening, and from the favorable impression all seemed to have received, it .s expected that the Town hall will be we'll filled to- morrow night.
 The proceeds .of the entertainment will be used for the purchase of suits for the Worthington club baseball team. ssaE et I e85
 This Man Got a Bargain.
 Albert A. North of East Berlin struck a real bargain. this morning when he purchased 8 one-third acre of land in East Berlin for the small sum of twenty-six dollars. The prop erty belonged to Hugh Brodie and it was sold at public auction by Tax Collector Elmer E. Austin, for taxes amounting to $5.63 and other costs to the town of Berlin. Deputy Sher- if James Clark acted as auctioneer.
 The parcel of land is bounded, northerly, by the highway; easterly and southerly, by land of Mary O.. Bunce and westerly by land of Albert A. North, the grantee. It is worth about $150.
 Property of Thomas Conlon was to have been auctioned off today, but the owner settled up his taxes, which amounted to $9.23.
 Independents Dance Tonight.
 Everything is in readiness for the benefit dance to be given in Forest ers' hall this evening by the lnoepend- ent Baseball club of Kensington. All the steps in modern dancing will be allowed, and Judd's orchestra of New Britain will be on hand to furnish the music.
 Johnson-Langford Fight Tonight.
 The local sporting fraternity is in terestcd in the Johnson-Langford prize fight which is to take place in Boston this evening. Big Jim" maGe a number of friends during his stay here, and all are anxious to see him knock out his swarthy. opponent. Watch Was Returned Immediately
 Strength was again added to the ola and oft proven adage Herald Ads Pay" when, Lost notice, inserted
 
 very valuable watch to Mrs. Charles Sharpe of Kensington, who lost 1t while on her way to the kensington Methodist church last Sunday.
 Miss Diana, an emp1oye of the American Paper Goods picked up the timepiece Sunday noon and was at a loss as to what disposition she should make of it, until she received her Herald last night.
 Herald ads certainly give me great satisfaction says Mrs. Sharpe.
 Brief Mention.
 Mir. and Mrs. Eugene McSweeney of kensington are receiving congrat t. ulations upon the birth of a son. E. H. Gaines of East Berlin is en- tertaining his father and mother, Captain and Mrs Gaines of Glaston- bury.
 w. A. c. benefit ent. Wed. eve.- advt
 held this evening at the kensington Methodist church is, Framing Gods Compassion Into Laws" The Big Four club will give dance Saturday evening in Athletic hall, East Berlin.
 D. E. Bradley of Hartford, for mer resident of Berlin, has returned from a short stay in Roswell, New Mexico.
 'The Coloners Maid at Town hall. -advt.
 The town board of selectmen will
New Britain herald., 1914-05-12

 session will undoubtedly be on Thurs day or Friday.
 The meeting promises to be one of the most interesting held in Plainville in a long time. That there will be a large attendance is generally expect ed as there is great interest in the questions to be considered. OppOsi- tion to the committees plans for au- thorizing the construction of the sew CT is expected but there is growing belief that the sewer advocates will be able to muster up enough voters to get favorable action on the propo- sition.
 - "Too Much Mush."
 To the frequency of the serving of mush as the piece de resistance of meals at the town home in New Britain, Thomas Shine Cavanaugh of this place ascribes his decision to leave the popular" institution in which he has been living as a Plain- vile charge for some months. Cava- naugh came back to town yesterday and told his friends that he had de- cided to go to work. -.-.
 Contrary tc reports in circulation in the neghboring city. Shine, de- $ in requesting the resignation of Sup erintendent Kibbe had nothing to do with his leaving. It was simply a case of "too much mush."
 Shine" and his mother were sent to the poorhouse several months ago and the town has been paying their board. The mans decision to make his own living will meet with the ap- proval of the selectmen, as they are having a hard time keeping the poor account down to reasonable total
 Turn Down Engineers Offer.
 The board of selectmen last even- ing decided to turn down the offer of Engineer Joseph N. McKernan for preparing system of house number ing for the town. MT: McKernan of fered to prepare a layout for the en- tire district to be served by letter car riers for $50. He. has a map showing all houses and building lots in the town, from which a numbering sys- tenn could be prepared without mak- ing new measurements. The select men appear to believe that they can do the work cheaper and for that rea- son decided to reject the offer.
 Selectman Johnson and his clerk, George s. BabcOck, went to Terryville today to get information regarding the manner in which the numbering system was prepared in that place.
 The belief is held by many that the matter of getting numbers for the houses is being delayed too long and l unless something is done at once the postal department is liable to put off the installation of city delivery. The service is to be inaugurated on June 22, providing the postmaster can re- port fifteen days before that date that the houses to be served are provided with numbers and mail receptacles. Many think that a record should be l kept at the town clerks office of the | numbers of the different houses in 1 order that there will be no confusion 1 when new buildings are constructed. Engineer McKernan's offer is gener- l ally conceded to be a reasonable one and it is doubtful if the town can get a system prepared that will give as I good service at a. lower cost. .ss
 Brief Items. '. x \ The adjourned annual meeting o1 l the Church of Our Saviour will be l (Continued on Eleventh Page.)
New Britain herald., 1914-05-12
Get Your Letter Boxes

We have made preparations for the establishment of city delivery service in connection with the local post office and now have a good line of letter boxes of various descriptions and prices. Remember each house to be served by carriers must be equipped with mail receptacles. We are offer ing letter boxes (good ones tool for from 45c to $1.50. Plainville Hard ware Whiting street.-advt
New Britain herald., 1914-05-12

Have your moving done by auto truck and save time. Long distance moving and general trucking. c. B. Watrous, Plainville, Conn.-advt.
New Britain herald., 1914-05-12

ceived this year and what they will receive next year:
 Toacher ,.s
New Britain herald., 1914-05-12

through street on the way to the WaterWorks. If mediation fails hose soldiers will be among the first to
New Britain herald., 1914-05-12

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-15
ANOTHER VERSION
OF CONFESS|O
Sister oil "Dago Frank" Cirohci
Says Brother Maintained
His Innocence.
WILL NOT MENTION NAMES
Whitman Wants to Know Con
ditions Under Which State
mcnt Is Made.
WILL NOT MENTION NAMES
Especial to The Times Dispatch J


Sew York. April B-Ano;h-r version OF
tho ciev"nth-hour comics sion OF the sun,nan,
Frank CironcI. on. OF tho four men electro
cuted in Slng sing last Monday AT dawn.
Was given to-day By his sister. Marie Giro
nci
enthni muricr. related by him to Warden
CLANCY. Father Cashin. MS spiritual ad
!ercd materially from IN. report made by
warden Clancy t" Governnr Glynn and Su-
WINGED mat her brother broke his -il.uc. BE-
caus@ Of the mop" held out TO MIN ,hst he
Would be granted Il ieprisye Il IA. told tho
According to thc r!,l clronc said:
l "a innocent, and ono OF tn other boys
~ i"uoccn'. on" oi The guilty ncn IS walk
!n@ ,h- stre,,s to day
Asked u her brother had mentioned tbs
who shot Hossnthal. Miss Cironci said:
,lon.i vai.om'S nam. o. ' non H. ca,,ln5.d
Ia not 40 mention names. ana must not
\, this poiu. in tn. in;.rvl.w Miss cironci
saiL Fraaks mpth-r besE=h MIN TO di"ulE.
again protested his Innocence
lie tH"n looked straight - mother and 1
ana again said:
Before going % ny death two az.
guilty. ana h p"!nt-d hl. nns-r in m.
direction ~ ;h~ death hcus. ana another
c"hit.y L.wis'J besides nyscl: is inno-
Father cssh,n ;h.n sa'a; Ar- you sur.
ihai you have :othsnE Csc to SAP Frank
replied: Three u"u nrcG shots. One man
stiu walks N. -,ree;r. / have no males
toward him Lifting his voice. Frank said
- Father Cashiu: Becker was not involved
N this From what learn from the other
boys out ihrr- IN the death hous. I cannot,
r"li-vc that No tRrck-r) vas III. iustlEator
u 'as pauhlc!b' row lie explained tha.
Mr Becker VAS In position to help tn.
fhin5l"rS and had refused 10 10 50. and that
ihcy had decidt1 TO pu; him in nx''
District Attorney Whitman announced To-
day ihat Ne would demand Immediately tn,
conditions upon which tho eicveuth-hour
confession MAS obtained from "DaEo Prank
tIr"iri. Just ~ the four Roscnthal gunner
were cN"ou'"f ~ SIZE SING prison on Mon
ca: morning.
Tcmorrow Mr. Whitman viii 90 befc-.
lus1i,c Gon and move that tho second trial
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-15
REBEL GENERALS
TALK TOFEDERALS
Official Narrative Of Campaign
That Gave Torrcon to Villa
and His Army.

Juarcz. Mexico. April I'm on.
cal n,2 orn Of ne S%mpIlsn ina,
! Villa and his rebel army reached here
today. IT contains facts about the
/ struggle. one of the most Interesting
being the story OF Il telephone CONVEX
{ sation between tho rebel general 10
/ lipc Angeles ana General Rciugio We
lasco, Federal commander at Torreon.
! According TO the document, after the
\ insurgents had occupied BcrmejillO ana
were preparing for the nest day $
Generals villa and Angeles called
Gomez ralacio by telephone. General
/ Angeles took the receiver. and mo-
ment later was answered by Cap
I tain Eguiluz, ;,n aide to Nclasco. After
! inquirinE as 10 who was at the Other
cnd OF the line. the captain handed the
following conversation cnsued:
4Angeies-"Good afternoon, my gen
eral.
! where are you speaking 81"
Angeles From BcrmeJ!llo, my gen
eral.'
Velasco Then you have already ia
angeles 2".ies; my general"
| Vciasco-"Whai did We do to YOU"
AnEelcs-INothinE. WITH he on
blood and to comply with what we be
licve a duty TO humanity. ask for the
city Of Torreon.
General Angeles, says the narrative,
supposed here that Nelasco was merely
sparrins for time so , he added =,
YOU about this affair
"vclasco replied: Useless. YOU say
Ane eles-"rhat is what ask cd"
ed the receiver 10 Colonel SuroZauo,
who tried 10 convince Angeles that tho
Cons,itutionaiists had bette, lay down
hung up tho receiver.
Talks With villa.
In q few moments the bell tinkled
| IN Villas headquarters. and this time
| Villa himself took the receiver Some
Federal official whose name was not
learned !.r! was AZ the other e.. end.
onicer-"yery well. we are going
the s!ii,d in few few mG ,1sh .,..,
tlemen.
oficer-"Good; prepare us some sup
per"
Villa-"I think there will be no one
left 10 eat it by the time YOU reach
here"
onicer That's all right but we are
viila-"very good. And as We do not
care to modest YOU, we will not 20,
just to look at YOU
Ohccr-"And are YOU many"
Nilia-"Not many. but enough. We
600 boys. and we Will entertain YOU"
Onicer--"Fine. SO we will go there
and rumple YOU up
Nilla-"You ought to be a good SOL
der for your words are smoky"
The line was cut At this moment, and
the conversation ended.
From March i6. the dag Villa set out
from Chihuahua with Torreon for his
goal, until April ., the day NelascO and
his army evacuated. there was no pro
crastination on the part OF surgeons
Revised estimates shows that the Fed :
erals lost 1000 dead and 1900 wounded
in the whole campaign, while they adj
nit the rebels lost % Killed and $50
wounded. Il total of 1850 dead and 3 $50
wounded on both sides.
Not more than $4,000 men altogether
were engaged. the rebel authors of the
i article admitting that VclascO had 5000
and Villa 10000. Out of this total of
$4,000. 1900 were killed or wounded, or
about ~ per cent OF the whole dis
abled-an unusually high casualty
rate.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-15
NEW TRIAL FOR JACK JOHNSON
United Stntcs Appellate Court Rules Tn
EMNnr o.; NcSrn pmrilisI.

Chicago. April 1i.-Jacll Johnson. the
negro pusilist, was granted a ucw trial
to-day by the United States Appellate
Court on one count OF the Indictment
charging violation Of III" Mann act, of
"hich he stood convicted. johnson.
VINO was under sentence OF ono year in
the ncnitcntiarr and to pay 81 900 fine
was hold to have been proved guilty
only OF transporting: Belle Scnrcibcr. a
white woman. from PITTSBURGH to CHI
caGo, for improper purposes The
other count was held not proven, the
court stating that The negro had not
Been shown 10 have any comincrci: |
interest ia the womans ,nisdoinc
Johnson left Chicago secretly nearIv
wear ago. and haas been in Paris since.
Johnson's attorneys were jub!lant.
asserting II ended the possibility of
h'' serving prison term \ fine, they
S?l'. was tho Only punishment that
could be imposed on him The distrjc,
a. 1rney's Ollie" asserted trrt the lie
cisicn made littie change IN the sit
u3;iun.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-15

, or Chesterfield County. WHO was accl-
dentnlly shot in the thigh hy his son.
David l.. Bergman, was reported yes
tcrday at the Virginia Hospital to be
much improved.
j.. II. Nunualy. who has been visit
ing his parents. MIR. and Mrs Il. L.
Nuunally, OF Woodland Heights. re-
turned last night to his home in Hunt
nGton. w. Va.
According TO a deed OF bargain and
sale recorded yesterday in Hastings
Court, Part H., Mrs. mora Satchicld
ana husband trnnsfcrrch To George T..
Cay a lot on West Thirteenth street
corner Of Everett. for $500.
Chesterfield Chapter, Daughters of
tho Confcdcracy, will hold a meeting
this AFTERNOON at o'clock in the Balm
| bridge street Baptist Church.
Miss Mabel Durham, OF Clifton Forge
is spending the Easter holidays with
Miss Alinc Bedford. on Porter street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-15


Charters were ISSUED by the state
Corporation Commission yesterday as
follows:
National Securities Corporation. Rich
nond Va. Capital stock. $1,000 to 500
100000. Murray NJ. Mcclure. president:
Tohn : EsGieston. secretary, both OF
Richmond
Bristol Seed and Grain Company. Inc.
Bristol. Capital stock. Sl5.oOo to s25.
| 600. j. G. Copcnhavcr. president: W. K
Thomas. secretary; both Of bristol.
imGGtom, Capital stock. $1,000 10 $5.-
/ Rcirne. secretary, both Of Covington
Farmers and Merchants Produce
$4,000 to $1,000 =. e. Harreli. Jr'
/ president: j. y. Marshall secretary
/ both Of Orange.
| Amendment tn charter star Clothing
COMPANY. Inc; changing name 10 the
! Corner store. Inc.
! Supplemental amendment to charter
/ Washington and l.e.abure Turnpike
Company. I.cesburE. charging It's pow
stock from $3.50. 600 TO S50OO0
Shenandoah VALLEY Transportation
Company, Inc. Middletowil.. CAPITAL
! secretary. Pittsburgh.
The CARLYLE House Corporation. Alex
andra. Capital stock. $4,000 To So.
600. n. s. barrett. president. H. W
/ The Chatham Tobacco Board OF Trade
/ Chatham. No stock. r -. Martin
president: T. W. Scott. J-.. secretary
both Of Chatham
| Amendment To charter Autocar Sales
/ Corporation of Virginia. changing name
Ito Commercial Cars Corporation 6Nor-
/ folkl.
I Amendment to foreign charters: Mis-
souri, state Life Insurance Company. a
Missouri corporation. incrcasin. it,
capital stock from 100000 to 81 900, 900
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-15
ARREST TWO
shotgun and Fence Falling Figure Il
i.OIm ln rux StrccI Nuu.

Arthur lical. colorcd. WAS arrested
yesterday by Policemen Tillcr. Krug
ana W T.. Clarke on the charge OF as
saulting George Dance with a fence
pahnS. Dance was arrested on the
charge Of firing shotgun on the
street
The trouble took place on South
l.ombardy street. where the negroes
live. Dance is said TO have been drunk
and was creating Il disturbance when
he suddenly knocked Beal from a fence.
on which he had been sitting. Beale
retaliatcd by hitting him with the pal
ing. Dance then is alleged 10 have
run into his home and returned win
the gun, hut lieale disappeared. Dance
then vented his wrath By firing the
gun at nothing in particular Both
were locked up Mt the Second Police
Station.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-15
Fnii 80 Get workout.

Cambridge. Mass, April "a Til.
Crimson crews did not get their usual
LONG workout this afternoon. due to
tho strong breeze which kicked up the
water. and made any Kind OF good row
ing Impossible.
rho men row better collectively at
high stroke than they do when pad :
ding ~ a low one
Racing starts wcr" ,,icd ont FOR IN.
first 'imc this season hv III" varsity.
rho FIRST was not very satisfactory, for
the mon splashod ana wash"d out The
second was some better; the men got
together.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-15
MAGEE HAS FIGHT.
WITH MARSHALL

Philadelphia. Aprii Il captain Mage.
hcid leader ~ ,he rNiucs and KS" Mar
go IN Manager Doom, .,ar got Into N
argument ".cr yuoi game ~" dub
hous-. Broad ana L.hieh tv.uuc. ant = u
f>sult MAGE j. nursing 4 spii' iip. ont no
srudrc.
Mage seemed quite ch.cr',I over IN On
counter th!s afternoon and said that !culIy
u did not amour. 90 thing
'cy and Vercn't sorr'' said Mage "W.
ir.t got into an argument ov-r game ot
pool. and clIuchc!.'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-15

y large party from the Southsidc and
Petersburg went on a hay ride on Mon
day as the guests OF MIR. and Mrs :.
y. Powell. OF Chesterfield. After par
taking OF Sumptuous dinner, an :as-
ter egg hunt was staged ON tho lawn,
i'll which young and old took part
An Easter social was given on Mon
day night by Mr. and Mrs. l.. A. Wright
IN their home, 2l2 East Eighth street
IN honor OF Misses Nellie Trihhlc and
Dellie and Lottie Sprouse, Of Louis,
County
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-15
ANXIOUS FOR ACCEPTANCE
Ask Rev. Thomas ScmmcS 10 Become
Meade Memorial Hector Tonight.

Rev. Thomas Sommcs, Of CoVinEton.
will be urged to become rector of
a meeting of the VcstTv Tonight. Mr..
Scmmcs viii nrst conduct Il special
service for the congregation. y call
has been extended him, but he has not
yet acted upon il. The members are
very anxious TO have him accept. as the
church has been without rector since
the resignation OF Rev i. Ernest War
rcn six months ago.
Ii ia desired to carry out as soon rs
possible the plans made by Mr.. Warren
for q new church. but tho work can
not he satisfactorily done without :.
rector. Strenuous efforts arc accord
InCly being made To secure preacher
aud start the building. An excellent
site has been purchased.
The newly elected vestry will plan
its work for the year and consider
other business of the church
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-15

Look the town over, Sir. and
we're right sure that you'll find
no nc Dollar Shirts to compare
with ours
Come, see these Shirts, and
bring your best $50 thoughts
with YOU.
We were determined to have
the best One Dollar Shirt that
could be made. and so we en-
ployed Skilliul Maker 10 do The
work and he did it well
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-15
Held for Grand Jury.

John Harris. colored. charged with
breaking into the cash register Of j. Il.
ko;Hcr and stealing S61.16, was ordered
held for the grand jury by n Henrico
County magistrate yesterday.
Harris implicated Herbert James, r.
colored boy, who is now Il prisoner in
the County Jail
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-15
Goes tn prisnn

DANES KObinsOn, coIored, recently
convicted and sentenced to eighteen
months in n Federal penitentiary for
stealing watch from a United States
mail bag, was taken yesterday morning
by Deputy i. l.. West to tho pcnitcn
tiary at Moundsvillc. w. Va.
Robinson stole the watch while car
rying the mail bag from the railway
County.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-15
Thomnr A. Schricrcr.

Especial TO The Times d spa tch
L!nchburc. Va. April li.--Thomas A.
Schriever, who was about sixty years
OF age. died this morning at his home
in til" city. Mr.. SchricVcr was II mar
bic cutter. He was a native OF Balti-
more Md
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-15

The funeral services OF Mrs. Mittie
smith. wife OF y. G. Smith Of Bon Air.
VINO aiicd Yesterday morning after .,
long Illness, will bc held this after
noon ~ o'clock from TIC Bon Air
Methodist Church. The burial viii lie
IN Maury Cemetery. She is survived,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-15
nnhhcr1 nt nonhle o En.t 1lax

NJ. u. Jones. II. l.. Rollins and IL. T..
I.evisey. dodgers at 90 East Clay Street,
yesterday complained to the police that
their rooms had been entered and rob-
bed Of clothing, articles Of jcwclry and
small sums of ssh.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-15
RICHMOND ACADEMY
DEFEATS EMP0R|A

Empor!a. Va April r.--In a game full! O..
errors the High school lost to Richmond
academy to-day to ;. The pitching ot
sharp for Emporia especially good.
and with proper support should have won
his game.
Tho features % The game wcr, tho Geld-
Ing OF the Academy and the battling or
Briggs anu Brown Tor the High School. each
getting "a home ruu.
score by Innings: r. n F.
Richmond Nc,deny % nooo4I OF
Empcria High Schoo!.o ooi00Il-3 : :
B3tterics-Epporia. Sharp AND Futrcll
Richmond Academy. Shackelfori and Miller.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-15

]
Albauy \. y. Ap:f 1T am more than
over convinced 'ha; tn. real truthful story
81 the murder @: Gambler Herman Roseuthal
mas yet TO bc.tolt." said Warden Clancy, o:
sing SinE.
Whether IL VIII bc revealed on tn. second
Becker TRIAL H. not safe prophecy. After
over years observation Of Becker | am
guessing about his connection with TIA.
crime. ana after i year Of almost daily in
tcrccurs" with the gunner II Is difficult for
me 20 fathNu IL all
1T Was to got u, tn. facts that kept at
'DagO Frank ana the other mon almost Up
10 the hour OF their deaths TO give me- the
that II he would reveal everything would
AL. tho Supcrintcrieut 81 Prisons to ask
tho Governor for rcprioVc. His statement
10 nr Al y VI. yesterday. two hours prior
10 his eNecuiion-l would not call it con-
:ession-ttd not warrant me In asking q
pr!cvc. Therefor. c!d not
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-15
County Marriage Lircnsc.

A marriage license was issued yestcr-
day in the Henrico County Circuit Court
to otto Adolph Finke. OF Richmond. and
Lydie Pauline Stcinbach, of the county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-15
NEW OF
SOUTH RICHMOND

besides her husband. by 6. A. Smith. OF
Swansboro her son. and n daughter.
Mrs Avis.
The funeral services OF Bcrpicc May
infant child of MIR. and Mrs. 4. ~.
Woody. who died Monday night In the
home of her parents, 1922 Scmmcs
street, WAS held Yesterday afternoon
at o'clock from the home.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-15
Narlrn CLANCY Puzzled.

o, Charles Becker be Sc. fos the hrst Mon
day IN May.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-15

Personal md General
SncCial Oiiiccr John w. Ecrrvma n.