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RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

Manhattan
............. ""''""'
f'.liN>5. Rcrrieo Spertor 20 .y,c'or. 81
J. 'Nih S. ju. 'ril"r mig ,''.,'",. G9 ~.
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crow SIR. So saw Rl,ccb,r s.. .:1ioo
1hs, Wcinst'm Eealtf '" 10 l'crrIe-'
e'o.'llS g, %. COD '" It it r. ,e -
o., SAME iE"Pt;EG-IG sa me. to ss'"f. july
zoe i i>ii55 ' i,c G Constitution O. 10
Nouiac- Realty g.. ~ Manhattan AZ. July
- Jror mig So %. du1 Nu: To- I'IS
.. 5000 atty. S'Alhon' 81 Mdnh't
van .r ~. , p,-r, ., os,71s.
Madison Nt'nu" H'aI -, stfl , 20. 10 ,t.o.
80 hr''h' - 5".n ~ ~, 'l,' To- '''it
-.t 90 :, -, '-''''' "''''
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VS. 81 e.. 5, 900. s''ys. DE- Wit. TX pc ",
81 , Ta' ." - ,,. oon e., ots>ino ,nrior
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mig Nl''",' va, -, ,,u' a., r,,i DO d,,c
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'.,' ~ rot.- 81
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IN en- ia a. Ill az 80, 1oo =. ,3d
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81 p - @-.,,oo; FortI' o.rhth :, %
70 I,.o iis' Lul,on az 81. t.l GOO s sPfoI
a'e >'','"'.
s..r,f 81 q = 10 zoo ..tb az. 2aNioo5.
iIrmrhT,Z' 10 1ls 4, NJ y "' July y
d.. >o o. .. 1910 " ~" ''*. 1--WE qua
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

MuitiEraph Letters. 500. Si,3O; iOOn.
SLiS: 10000 81. prompt a.. Il. Wcatherford.
li6 Nassau. Room 1905. phono Deekman $50.
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ALTER ATOMS.
% BN -
Manhattan.

Dtcms under 5000 omittcdl
v N1EN 81 t;i,. e. e story stable. ! !
toJcl uu promises. Gamer. + $ Mahcr. t3l
" flet Of. architect. 5000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-25

ast : 4 VI schVartz. owners and contractors;
3 300
81 Az. -o1s and o0S0 Hudson Woodvorl<in nc
GO agt Mar. T. Jones. owner. Film AnIuse-
mont co. Inc. lessee. Corlucci contractor
SO
I'D Az. 1iai " CARRIER sst BERTHA Levy,
owner UeuoVab: 80
~ AZ llt7. " Garbcr sgt solomon
owner renewal. 81 %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-25

~ TUESt ANCE OF M ORDER or lioN.
Robert Ludlow Fowler 4 surrogate o. 80
County OF New York. notice Is hereby gwen
to an PERSONS having claims against Villa =
\ Cromtie late ~ the county ot New NorN.
deceased. 10 present tho same With Won nc I.
thereof ~ the subscribers 1t their pla'' a.
tutu>actiug business. at tho Once ~ rhiliN y
Ross. thrir attorney. IS Broadway, "a =
CITY 81 SOW York. on or before the Nth Gay
Of September ncNt.
Dlted. New York tho 18th day ~ Martn'
1914 WILLIAM ". CKnMNlh'
ARTHUR G. CRoMRlE
Executor
PUlI.l' + ROSS. Fsq. Attorney Tor Ete'u'
tor cG Broadway. New York city.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or ioN.
John y. Cohaian. surrogate Of tho touf ,
Is OF New York. notice Is hereby given 90 81
pcrson~ having claims against Edward Is.
Coz. late Of the county ~ New York. 90
ceased to present the same With voucher.
,hc~eof to tho subscribers at their place o.
t>inaarting business. at the oficc ~ Stiu y
Phillips, No rs Fulton street korough OF
Manhattan. in tho CITY Of New York. On "
before the tenth dav ~ November next
Dated. New York. the frat day OF MAY. iOa
MARY STORRS coz.
FNscutrt.
CIGAS STEWART PHILLIPS
RICHARD STORRs cor.
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BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS
Manhattan
The Bronx.

GROVE ST - and -. Peerless ItoIdt7i
90. lnc. loans e Ncinstein Realty e.
s. 600
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! he Bronx

VAN NEST ~. $685. VI Buckle, eg,
Ptacek. owner ami contractor. so
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European Hotels, Resorts & Shops

Information regarding any OF the
request az booklets are desired, send
information Bureau, Room 800, Tribune
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-17
START MACHINERY
FOR NEW BUREAU
Municipal Employment Branch
to Be Under Boards
Ditection.

On motion Of Commissioners McCar-
thy, tho Administrative Hoard ycstcr-
day requested the city Attorney to Pre-
par" an ordinance authorizing the
board 10 organize :; muicipai employ
ment bureau The bureau was provided
Tor under the nc% charter. II viii! be
organized IS soon a. possible
The board decided to request tho
Council TO authorize the city ATTORNEY
20 acquire Williams Island. i'm Inc
James River near the intake of Tie
settling basins, ana any necessary
property on the north ana south banks
Of tho river adjacent TO the island fo-
CONTEMPLATED improvements at that
point
Tie City I3neineer was Instructed ia
usk FOR Dds 20 smooth up and gravel
aud ron the playprouud on TIC lower
plateau or Chimhorazo Park. and L.
present plan for CONSTRUCTING concrete
steps from the upper to the lower
plateau.
At the request az Mayor pci,lt. O,
Parton Hcirhts. aud Atto'ucv John 4
Cutchins the hoard VIII hold q public
hearing at & o'clock to-morrow after.
noon iu connection with proviain.s I;
water SUPPLY FOR Barton lIdrlts Tht
Superintendent OF Tie Water Works
The assistant superintendent ana III,
city Attorney haze been requested /,
nc ~. ~ tic conference
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-17
POSTMASTER TOLD
OF SEED POSTAGE:
Richmond Firms Benefit by Rul-
ing, Permitting Their Goods
to Go by Parcel Post.

| Information concerning tho mailin,,
| or seed by parcel post WAS received
here yesterday by Postmaster Hay y.
Thornton from tho Post Office DEPART
rncnt. The new order, which beca.nc
cHcctive last week. has bccn OF great
interest here, ns tho numerous con
Germs dealing in this class of supplies
arc now hlling spring orders. and there
/ Will be Il BIZ; saving TO the consume
! by the ruling.
| The order specifics that all seeds.
cuttings. bulbs, roots, Scions and plants
shall be embraced in and carried a,,
| rth-class matter. and for the same
rates of postage. The rate of postage
on parcels Weighing four ounces or less
remains as heretofore, 1 cent for each
ounce or fraction thereof regardless
OF distance. ON parcels weighing more
than four ounces the pound rates shall
apply. Tho ruling specifies that II
makes 40 difference whether the artl-
cies arc for planting or Other purposes.
| Tho department has announced that
| the seed can be sewed In bags, or can
| be put In boxes, providing that the
! Hos can be opened with rcasonabl.
effort. MI parcels, however, are sub
! jet 10 scrutiny. but the receiving clerk.
| If satisfied that they contain matter
subject To shipment by parcel post may
diSpcns" with an examination. although
/ he ls required To certify that fact on
! the wrapper for the benefit Of subse-
qucnt handlers while en- route or at
the point OF destinations
Since tho first announcement that
seeds would DO received for transmits
sion by parcel post. tho local Office has
had many inquiries. but tho officials
were unable to give definite infor,i;, =
/ ton until receipt of Instructions yes
tcrday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-17
HOME RULE is WIFE RULE
AND WIFE RULES TYRANNY

hog day. And every year about this
tune hc sends me a cigar box full OF
the Guild sod with several sprigs OF
shamrock.
"But he's wrong on home rulc. and
some day he's going to find il out
Them Ulster people have got the right
idea Parliament is 4 bunch % boob
lords and delegates from the rural dis
tricts so ornery they call 'cm the House
OF Commons. but its bound TO give a
Teller squarcr deal than the boss at
home. Home rule is wife rule and wife
rule is tyranny the same as taxation
without representation.
lust the same. the Irish is n Crca
people and y'Got to admit they in
vented the Irish potato, which is The
cornerstone OF all refined POPULAR
priced boarding houses. And the
greatest one of them all was St Pat
rick. who had q snakc-killin' record
that would land him in the Federai
League easy.
Understand be. I nint Irish Fitz-
william Montmorcncy Dope, who found
ed the Virginia branch OF the Done
family, camo from Shropshire, South
England. where he was in the hotel
business catchin' tho tourist trade
across the channel. and, as far as I
know, his wife came from the same
ShroD. Al the Same time, when the
nth OF March comes around and Johns
shamrocks come. ] put them on and
hollcr for st. Patrick like I was horn
In Killarney. But nix on homo rule
IT'S bad business"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-17
MORGAN STRICKEN
WITH APPENDICITIS
President of Virginia-Carolina
Chemical III in New York
Hospital

; I. Morgan. president Of the Viz
rInia-tarolina Chemical Company, is
III in New York hospital with ap-
rendicius. Hls family has been called
10 his bedside. although his condition
y reported more favorable than WAS NJ
frs, announced. Ills illness is not re-
e1rdcd as dangerous
Attending physicians ordered an
OPERATION as soon as they diaenosed
the case. but from report received
Yesterday ut the Offices or the Virpiuia-
CaroiinQ Chemical Company. 1t appears
that they have now decided mat an
operation VIII not be necessary.
In addition TO his position "a preqi-
dent OF tho NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Chemical
COMPANY. Mr Morgan is also head OF
the Southern Cotton oil Company. .
Snhsidiary organization lie is al
iertor IN tho Merchants National
ianh and tito OLD Dominion trust
oo'npany lie is director of lie
chamber Of Commerce, and has been
actirr Ia it's work
Nh. Morgan is Il member OF many
cubs and social organizations. liz
mas 10 SPEND much OF his time In New
YORK but maintains his residence a,
IN East Franklin Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-17
Joe Dope Bobs Up Again With
Sprig of Shamrock and
Conversation.
Conversation

I'll wear their shamrocks and cat
their potatoes" remarked Joseph Dope
last night throwing out his chest the
better to display the green boutonnicre
in his coat lapel. but they can't get
by me with that homo rule weep. i
don't mean no disrcspect to tho late
Mrs. Dopc-Cindys mothcr--but my eX-
pcricnco has been that homo rule amt
good for a man. And if 1T amt good
for a man. IT amt good for nation.
SEQ this shamrock? I got dozen
Of 'cm to-day by parcel post from John
Redmond. John and ] got to be good
friends in 1892, when he came over for
the irish American games. Ho made
second place in tho shillalah handicap.
entered. too. but l never finished.
Anyway. VIC got to bo good friends. and
just before he went back to Ireland
hc said:
Joe, II you liver get over County
Cork way, ye call on yer frind John
Redmond. I'll get ye n FREQ pass to
tho thcaytcrs and something besides.
bye. thatn warm yer heart
That's just the way no talked, you
know. Well. l never could get ahead
iar enough to mako tho trip across,
but l havo never failed to send John n
picture postcard along about ground
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-17
DEBT COMMISSION
/. MEETS HERE TODAY
Called to Consider New Move by
West Virginia to Reopen
Famous Litigation.

The Virginia Debt Commission VIII
meet this morning at II O'Clock at
the jefferson Hotel to consider tho last
move made by West Virginia in tho
famous debt litigation. its notice that
1t VIII enter motion III the United
states supreme Court on March % to
reopen the entire case. In an opinion
handed down In March. 1871. the SUI
prclnc Court established West Viz
gn!a's indebtedness TO Virginia nj 81
1S2.5UI.id. No settlement Of the judc
ncnt has been made and there is now
pending before the court q. motion by
Virginia for a final decree.
As AN Offset to tn" entering OF the
final decree. which IS to be delivered BY
the court on April IL. West Virginia
Will attempt on March % TO reopen the
entire proceedings. Notice or such in
tcntion was served on Attorncy-ticn-
cral John Garland Pollard last Wool,
by tho Assistant Attorney General OF
west Virginia This notice Will bc laid
before the commission to-day by MIR
Pollard.
West Virginia s. basinG It's plea for
n r""pcrnE on the claim To Il portion
OF the assets OF tho state of NIrrlntu
In lNI3 ct tho time OF tho separation OF
The two states. 1t claims tho s;t,no por-
ton of Nirginia's assets az the supreme
Court said II should bear Of N!rginia'a
public debt, which was about - per
cent. West Virginia has offered to
compromise the settlement for s2,300.-
ceu. but thc proposal was refused
The members OF the Virginia Debt
Commission are: John y. Moon. chair
man; Henry II. downing, William T.
Ehca, randolph Harrison. Henry Il.
Wickhain, j. Thompson Brown. Hal -.
Flood and Joseph Button. secretary.
Major William y. Anderson Is counsel
FOR Tho commission. and Major Holmes
Conrad is counsel for the bondho!ders.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-17
CHURCH HILL TERRIFIED
Grocer. who i!cromc" S;ddcnIy Insane,
NMms AEiM.lS aud NMnr.s orr.

y. ' CiundlucA, thirty years old. pro-
Marshall street. created great excite
mcnt ON Church Hin yesterday after
noon by paiadiug through the main
streets of tn" East End without cloth-
Ing. For more than thirty minutes tic
wandered around, scattering pcdcs-
tllanS and Causing passengers and crew
TO iire from car which he attempted
70 board. Two nicn after a desperate
struggle, forced him into II blacksmith
the police. Tie is being held at tic
FIRST lol!cc station until Il commission
81 lunacN can make AN examination
INTO his condition.
~ Twenty and Marshall Streets
Gundlach boarded a Richmond ana
li"uilco car. WcStbuund. There was
nearly fifty passengers, The majority OF
Them women. aboard and a mad scrAm-
BILE for the exits resulted The motor
man and conductor were among the
iirSt To lcANn-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-17

Governor Stuart Yesterday refused m
commute the death sentence OF AIa,'l,,n
-, c0loieG' IL who's" behalf "a strnni,
i'W mouths Lee VIII accordinllv hc
PAT 10 death IN the state rrnitoutia,''.
The communication OF Lees scntcm,.,...
written 10 the Governor Nv thc go
"rn@r. state Auditor and state Treas
W on hentucity. Lee was convicted
" MURDER Ia the first degree for 10
NllllnS OF 4 nelsrn in rnnt.n ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-17
supreme Court Proceedings.

No. 50. Lake bowling Alley. Inc
against city of Richmond. Argued by
George Wayne Anderson for appellee
and by Isaac Digs for appellant. ana
submitted.
Partly argued. and continued until to-
day.
cases to he called:
Nos. ~ 90 Lake u ais. against Hope
Committee. ct ais
No. -. Boyd against Boyd.
no. ~ COX, Administrator, against
CaSkic ct ais.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-17

Dr. Dousle9 fFcrman VIII address ,hc
bellevue Mothers. Club Thursday afternoon
Health OF the Child"
This dub IS especially Interested this
session Ia the maintenance Of III. fresh mir
school. located the upper Noo- ~ the
Bellevue school building During the past
four months tho children ia that ti.;ifr,-
mont have gained from three 10 ten pounds
In weight
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-17
Revival M First Hon,,,t Chr,ci,

Tho Rev. George ". Mcdaniel. u D. 10.
gan :. two weeks revival last nivh: at tho
rlrst Bapiist church before, a large CON
the Church Asleep in Richmond ?" inaki,,l:
AN appeal for work to the church member
In the city Two persons came forward and
confessed their belief Tho regular choir n;
tho church MAS augmented by many voice.
ana numbered forty more.
Dr. Mcdaniel VIII preach to-r!rh, on
Christ Outside the Church" There viii be
prOErnIl o: Euerinl lnlslc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-17
Reserve Bank Data
Before Committee

The Associated prrsS sent our t,,c
i"iio"inE di>pntch last night from
NnshingtOn:
he Federal reserve hnuL> or
Enhi<hfion committee met To-day
Tor the hrst time In several weeks
INC n'hhrrs took long IouI, into
thr muss OF dnta collected fro., All
over thc country, hut reached M.
ACCESSION ns To the limits of rrscry.
"ihtricts car the location OF r.s,r,.
cities. The Illness of sccrc,,.
'""ston. or the committee. has de-
InHrd consideration of district, md
cries. hut with his recover, no
W"rh VIII lie pressed with ,irnr
several duys.' ''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-17
l0,O3o May Vote
In June Election

According 10 report from the
Office of The City Treasurer, filed
yesterday with Clerk Walter Chris
dan, at the ltuNtingS Court, there
are i0.o3n voter, who are qualified
90 east their ballots I'm the spring
election. The list was compiled
after Il careful analysis ana inNcS-
tI:afiou oi the ImN books. md il
said 10 he The most accurate ever
placed ON REGARD. II 10 said to br
probnbiy within tHcnf y-iisc of the
nc!uni number who are qualified to
vote in June. The iiAt contains the
names OF all those who were uunIi-
lied on DrCcabcr ~.
The qualified vote by wards ~ IN
fol!nsNr: Jefferson Nnrii->Y:iitc,
=. -; coiorcd, 81; total, $50. Nudi-
sOn Wnrd-South Richmond: white
.b.: colurcG. as; total, SOS; North
Iti"hmonG: white, I.i2O: cO!orcd, 81;
to'ni, i.:ii; totnl for whole vnr,,
2.u22. Ice Wnri--o hitc, i.0G1: col
orrd, .!31; total. .,:5G. Clay Ward
white. ",3i:: coi0rcd, IL; total, 2,35i I.
Grand total, I0,03D.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-17
CHlVALRY OR SUFFRAGE
Mrs. William T.. IInrris to speak for Wo-
mans (anse ON Thursdny Aftcrnnon.

Mrs. u. b Valentine VIII deliver Il SUI
frhGc address IL. South Carolina Hall
Char leston. $ c. tomorrow might under tho
auspices OF the C!ty Federation ~ Wrlncn's
clubs On Friday shc Will speak In Spar-
'anburE, ana she vii! return TO Elchmoud
on sunday
Woman aud Chiva!ry-Is Chiyairy sub
st!tute Tor Justice -. VIII bc Tho subject 81
an address 20 be delivered on Thursday af-
tcrroon NJ 10" o'clock In Commercial Huild-
lug by Mrs William l.. Harris Miss Lou
Belle Jones VIII introduce the SPEAKER
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-17
Sergeant Jctcr Onc,atca q,

Desk Scrscan; 7. l. letter. who bears thu.
distinction OF being, ono OF th" two Oldest
policemen on the force having been APP
pointed on July II. ls7t. had minor opera
ton performed yesterday on hls necl; ~ tho
Johns ton Wills Hospital He was III Ills
desk In the First District last night and
said that he tclt fine lie only recently rc.
covered from - long illness. but lie s,ys 10
Is now enjoying better health than for q,
log while
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-17
Two Fined for r,,,,,,,-

6 NJ Gribhlc and Joseph Isaacs wcrc
cach nned $40 ana costs yostoraav
morning in Police Court for rrrcii.
driving Il horse '"'''E
Martha Chav!s, colored. was fined s25
ahH costs for maintaining an cl,icc.
street '"'"'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-17

Tho jury in tho case OF the White
oak Coal Company against the w Ben
Davis Brick Company. tried in the City
Circuit Court, was unable TO agree on
Il verdict, and was dismissed yesterday.
An order was entered rcViVini- the
suit OF Michael O'liccffc against OIivio
Gucdri for 81 900.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-17
REVIVAL OPENED
larfc cG, p: ilsa1: nr caisn i RID

DR. caleb y. Ridley opened tho $50 weeks
revival ~ Grac" street Eaptl'' Church last
nliht with "a strong rerinon. Though hr ur-
'arSc CouEro cation remained 10 hear him.
Two additions have been made 70 :h.
church. and rs much intcrcs: has been
aroused many moro additions arr expected.
y service VIII be held every afternoon at
o'clock for those unable TO attend tile
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-17
Case I,anIcs GENTRY

Although Policeman +. l. Gentry has y
reputation as IA slcuth, hc has q; last on
countercd a ease which has completely bar
He'd him Several days ago hc lost his
badge. No ~. aud all OF his efforts to find
II have Jailed. Gentry may be found ia tho
police signal office IN the basement OF the
city Hall.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-17
SPECIAL MEETING
Council Ia Authorize Administrative
Hnnrd 10 l'rOccch WIFI Mnrk.

Ircsldcnt Iotcrs ycstcruUy ISSUED a
call for special meeting of tho Com
mon Council. TO be hold at o'clock
Tonight The meeting is for concur
renee ON the resolution adopted in the
last meeting OF the Board OF Aldermen
living the ADMINISTRATIVE Board au-
condcfnuatidn Of property adtaccnt 10
Shockoc Creek. Tho property must he
acquired before The work Of convert
ing the creek Into closed sewer can
begin. and the board cannot proceed
with this until II has been authorized
hN iln L'lIN Nnllnnl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-17
No APPOINTMENT
TILL BOARD MEETS
Assistant State Bacteriologist to
Conduct Laboratory After DR..
Ferguson Retires on April IS.

state Health Commissioner Ennion
q. Williams has announced that AS
sistant state EactcrioloGist ]. O. Fitz-
gerald viii be placed 1T tho head OF
The laboratory OF the State Bactcrio-
lo=isi as acting state Eactcrioioeist
until the State Board Of Health meets
IN July. Or Meade Ferguson, state
Bacterioio"st for the last six years.
has sent his resignation to the state
Board OF Health, to become effective
on April H.
y contest for tho position to bo
made vacant by the retirement OF Dr.
Ferguson has developed. and there are
several candidates in tho field The
appointment OF 4 State Bactcriologjst
is made by the state Health Commits
Sloner with the confirmation of In.
board OF Health. On that account.
commissioners Williams does not wish
10 cause possible embarrassment TO his
appo!ntee by naming him for the of
nee before his name has been approved
10y the board, and he will therefore
not announce Or. Fersuson's successor
uiitli after the next mcctint; OF tho
state Board of Health I'm July
Dr. Williams n, first figured nm =,
temporary appointment. Arlerwnrd
however. he concluded that IL womb
be best 10 continue the work OF ,1,n
laboratory with an assistant in chorgc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-17
VIII Muster Rnifnrh cnmnunr.

COloncl 10 Lame Stcrn, assistant In
spcctor-g general, Virginia Volunteers.
VIII leave here on Saturday morning
for itadford. whcrc he viii inspect and
muster in the new infantry company
recently ORGANIZED there. The new out
III VIII he assigned 10 the Second Rcgi
mcut. commanded by Colonel Robert T..
l.ccdE. OF l.uraN y band 1t Eadfor,!
IS now being enlisted. and will also
become Il part OF the Second Infantry.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-17
,Ioil,cr.. Chm ,Irct,nr

The Madison Mothers club VIII hold q
rally Ia Ia" auditorium of Madison Schoo
on Thursday afternoon at o'clock. Mrs. i
Stahl, president Of the club. will preside
Addresses vii! he delivered by Misses William
y. burrows, president or the Federation o
Mothers clubs. and X. J. IIokc second as
sistant superintendent OF schools.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-17
AntnmobiIc Men Elect Orlcers.

Tho annual meeting OF Automobile Dealers
snow Association was held last night at
Huegcr's Hotel. at which the following on-
GERS were elected: President. ". y. Davis:
vice president. William ] Miller: secretary
and treasurer. Jay Lewis; hoard Of dircc-
tors. Il. r. Karhler, W. Ashby Jones. Il. Il.
Allport, - n. Blcnncr, Howard NJ. Smith.
l.. NJ. Foster and ". Y Davis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-17
Ncn,,r,y of iirI,mo,d ,to,

Morris MasiutcT the strongest dcbatcr Of
tho Washington AMI Lee University team
which defeated the orators of Tulane Uni
versiiy. n; New Orleans. last week. Is II
nephew OF l.. Shcrc, OF Richmond The
home OF Mr.. Musintcr is In RoanoEc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-17

Charles Holt. twcntysix years old was ar
rested yesterday 10y Detectives G.. l.. Smith
and BryUat on the charge OF stealing 81
from Mrs. Rosa Iiili