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18th street.

18th street.
The approximate amount OF the lien or
charge. to satisfy which the Above-de.
s,ribed proprrtS IL to be sold. is S6os. 10000,
with interest thereon from the 18th day Of
February, 1915, together with the costs
interest from February 9tth, 1915. to-
gether with the expenses of the sale. The
approximate amount of the taxes. assess
ment- and water rates, or other liens.
which are 20 be allowed I. tho purchaser
out OF the purchase money, or paid BY the
Referee. Il $3.50 and interest.
sad promises VIII be sold subject 10 the
rights of the tenants thereof, covenants
and rcstricttons contained In deed recorded
~ Iiher 80. OF Convey anCes at Page Ns
ease II any. or rights OF passage
through the ~eas,erlv wall Of said premises
TO and from the building on the east, there
being 10 walls between said buildings on
the rrst. ninth and twelfth noors thereof.
state OF facts shown on a survey made by
Francis ", Ford's Sons. dated october
25th, 1909.
Dated. Sew York. March LIST, 1915.
L ECKLEY. R.terea
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SPEND eAsrER AT AsBuRY PARK.

THE Town Without a FruWh excellent
hotel accommodations, continuous enter
talnment boardwalk Casino Easter week.
Arthur Pryor Easter sunday. for circular
address City Bureau. s05
Boardwalk,
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April /. 1913. coupons from tho Bonds OF
this corporation viii be paid on and after
April i, 1915, on presentation a. Bankers
Trust Company.. New York city. without
deduction OF Federal Income Tax.
7. II. WENTWORTH. Treasurer.
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UNITED FRUIT CoMPAN,

DiNIDtND No. III,
A quarterly dividend OF two per cent on
the capital stock Of this Company has been
declared. payable April 18TH. 1915. a. the
once OF the Treasurer. i3i stats street.
Boston. Mass. to stockholders Of record at
the close Of business Mach s5th, 1915.
Gu ARIES A. HUBBARD Treasurer.
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
PHILADELPHIA COMPANY
nlNlul%n IN

Pittsburgh. Pa. March 10th. 1913.
The Directors have this day declared u
semi-annual dividend Of
THREE pm CENT.
on the 90 Cumulative Preferred stock
payable May list. 1913. to stockholders of
record April list. 1915
Cheques will he mailed
e. j. BRAUN. JR Treasurer
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Highest temperature. s7o. at , =. NJ
Low est temperature. see. at $50 a. NJ
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GRAND ATLANTIC

NTITn-I ~ CIle' u N0Nch. INpNCly an
Npi'rn and hlgh-ciass. at moderate rates.
Largo rooms, with southern exposure, ptlvat"
and public baths. elevator, sun pnrOrs. etc.
superior table and attentive service. s.. ~ up
daily. SpcciA. weekly, Write for booklet. Auto
meets trains. W. r.. SHAW.
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HOTEL NEW

South carolina ave and beach. Private
baths. running water iU rooms. elevator TO
street level. sun pnrlpr Capacity $50 Special
rates. Rocket RRNAN n WILLIAMS
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Dated, New York. March Ord, 1915.
GEORGE II. ESGELHARD Referee
NOAH c. ROGERS. Attorney for Plaintiffs.
100 Broadway, Borough OF Msnhattae,
New York CITY.
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Leading hiEh-class moderate rate hotel.
Al pENhpIe Virginia Az, near Beach. Cap.
~ $50. steam heat. elevator. sun
parlors, private baths. etc, excellent tabi.
evening dinners. orchestra. Special, $40 up
weekly, s. up daily. Booklet. J. T. COPE
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FINANCIAL STORMS
HIT NO STATE BANKS
~EicIard>'> Report Shows the
I.O38 institutions Under
Him Prosper.
NEW DRAFTS ARE IN USE

ArA>1. March 2l.-Thc cnactmcut
n tho ncw banking law last year in
ceased mate tally the number OF in.
yt.i.u- under the supervision Of the
stat. Binklug Department. there being
,ov o"N. according to tho annual re-
r.I uf superintendent of Banks Eugene
LIMB Richards. This increase makes II
mandatory for the Banking Department
g., .,k. go each yea. 1,jto examine
sons. .> ~nks Of deposit and discount.
'n,' Companies and 80 OF the 81 su-
,u .cd private bankers operating in
,a. stare must he examined at least
Nv - Zach year.
TIE follow ing table gives the number
n rsttu,inns under tho supervision cf
A u.uL.ng Dcpurtmcnt on JauuarV I
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GO TO BERMUDA ny IS. 6. BERMCDiAN.-
booklets QtEBICS s. co. Ltd. 81 B'way. NY.
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STEAMSHIP TICKETS to any porS.
OrDitl Agent all lines
& whitcomb Co, 2e5 9Th Az, ~, Y,

By the
AMERICAN LINE.
1850 Broadway, y. Y.
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DividsA1
Yield.
7.O7 AsliAs Pillow LIST pf
0.36 Msntgsmery Ward pr
800 Northern Ohio Traction d Light
7.7ltPsbst Brewing pf
6.l0 Pacific Coast
OF Pacific Coast I'd pr
o.72iPheips Dodge
ITO Philadelphia Co
o.OO,Pns Cincinnati Chicago 4 81 Louis pi
hh3tTwiu City Rapid Transit NJ
o,ao Weyman BrutOn
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SAILED FOR NEW YORK
- Re- Italis. from Naples
- SiNaola, from Puerto Cortey.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-17
ITALIAN ARMY IS
NOW IN ALBANIA
Loss of Destroyer and Transport With
Forty Men Brings Out Fact
That Force Has Been Landed
to Help Allies.

Rome. via Paris, Dec. 1s,~-An an
nouncement in a semi-official note
telling OF the sinking in the Adriatic
SEA Of the Italian destroyer lntrepido
and the italian transport Re Unaber.o.
discloses the first official news of an
Italian expedition in Albania. 1t is
known now that an expedition has
landed IN Albania without SUFFERING
iny loss in crossing the Adriatic.
The crews 81 the destroyer aud the
transport mentioned In the note were
,aYed, with the exception of forty
mon aboard the transport and three
on the destroyer.
1t IL stated that the sinking of these
two vessels - the only mishap that
has befaileIi the conveys OF men and
material, which. escorted by warships.
have crossed To the ports where land
tngs were made. News from Austrian
sources regarding recent events In the
Adriatic 10 said to have been exaH-
gerated or untrue.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-17
PART OF PEACE SHIP
CARGO IS C0MTRABAhO
But Oscar III Permitted to Continue
Journey on Bond TO Bring Cues
toned Freight Back TO
England.

London, Dec. 16.--The Scandinavian
American line steamship Oscar H.
bearing Henry Ferd and his peace
party. now at Kirkwell will proceed
on her voyage, probably today. The
reason for the detention at kirkweli
was owing to the desire of the British
admiralty to examine her cargo and
had nothing to do with the character
of the human freight aboard.
AS result OF the admiralty's In
vestigation 1t was decided to send a
portion Of the cargo to British prize
court on the ground that it Is con-
trahand. b,it in order not to ruffle Mr..
Ford's doves the government. instead
CT taking the usual procedure and
sending the vessel to some port 10 be
unioaded. thereby causing delay to the
peacemakers. probably for weeks, as
hey will not be permitted to land in
England, are permitting the vessel 20
proceed under bond that the portion
of the cargo in question will be re-
turned to England.
No guarantees were asked for the
return OF the peacemakers to an Eng
fish port.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-17
REPLY
FULL OF SARCASM
Turks Gathering Great Army Under
German Officers For Invasion of Egypt

g. sNpt is
a line
il
that viii finished b, February.
OF n month
CONCENTRATED.
commanded drilled
and it of
Canal.
nIrvi, into Sudan
SUGGESTS ABNSsINIA FREEDOM
parsE the
of
i'll
o
This NJ. believes. German
I'm ad
n,a.i, population
Egypt
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-17
PRESIDENT WILSON
GETS LICENSE TO WE'D
Rev. Herbert Scott smith, Rector of
St Margaret's Episcopal Church,
10 Ofticiatc
MAY SPEND HONEYMOON
ON JFkNL ISLAND
Wythe,iiie's Wedding Gift IL Minta-
lures OF Mrs. Cats parents Painted
BY Daughter of General j. r.. IL.
Stuart.

Washington, Dec. l6-Marriag ga
license number 72.225 was issued here
today authorizing the Rev, Herbert
Scott Smith. rector of st. Margarets
Episcopal Church. to unite In mar
riage Woodrow Wilson and Edith
Boiling Gait
The license was obtained by Irving
II. Hoover. chief usher of the White
House. whose face is now very familiar
to the clerks in the marriage license
bureau of the District of Columbia.
Mr.. Hoover performed a similar. ser
vice for Francis Sayre and William @.
McAdoo when they married the daugh-
tiers Of President Wilson.
The application for the marriage
license had been expected for seeerai
usher entered the clerks Office at
2:3o O'Clock this afternoon ne found
several photographers and others who
ffad been patiently awaiting the Pres-
dents emissary.
The Presidents age is given in the
license as ffty-nine years, and that of
Mrs. Gait as forty three, The license
states that the President has been
married once. and that his wife is
dead. II also set forth that Mrs. Gait
is a widow.
The only way in which the license
differed from the usual order of Its
kind was in the matter of an official
seal OF the District of Columbia, which
Colonel w. A. Knoll. the assistant mar
riage license clerk, affixed to it.
Costs 81 Real Money.
AS soon as the license was HANGED
to MIR. Hoover and the 81 fee had been
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-17
INCREASE DIVIDENDS
BY FIFTY PER CENT
Negotiations With r.. v. A. y. Leads
To satisfactory Adjustment As
surfing state Larger Return
ON Investment.

ut ch "N He. t'ilt ~ t'tt
=. ''e,'No VI wy .'ate o1 KIM AZ"
an "sHer stoehRoiaefs ON thctt hcia-
~ '"e hlShlaeho' fredsflehsnprE
anu otohl@c hAt'Foaa' WIN he me re
sN't - tue aei'oh tdhen EeS'?' lA ~
IS" sotN al the meeting OF the Gree
N"as Va .he t"aa'
ne oiFSetofs unanimously approved
ing Peti''on o. me stochhotaefs com
antseet OF Which 1oVernof as.9 :.
STUART ~ ehafHah, 'hat there sn@i' be
issue SCRIPT aiNloeha amour he 10
~ pe' eeh' % tts seoeh anu present
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-17
RFACT|ONAR|ES TO
DOMINATE G. 0. ?.
Will Meet situation BY Naming
Full National Ticket.

Chicago. Dec. l6.--ReactiO1aries
are going to dominate the Republican
national convention. repeating the
crime Of 1912. George W. Perkins, who
is in Chicago today, believes, and to
counteract the effects OF such move
ment the Progressiyes are going to
nominate complete national ticket.
was among the matters which brought
Mr. Perkins to Chicago. The Progress
sive national convention will he held
some time after the Republican gath
ering. Mr.. Perkins asserted The date
in to he fixed when the Progressive na-
tional committee meets Ia Chicago
January IL.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-17
NEUTRAL z0NE: IS
FIXED ON EACH
S|OE GREEK BORDER
Germans However Preparing
to Launch Attack Against
Allies at Salonica
BRITISH CONTINUE. TO
LAND HEAVY GUNS
Forces Are
Pushing Their Way Through
Montenegro. and Will Soon
Have Country Suhjugated

London Dec. 16.--Hui-aria and
Greece have agreed on the estab-
Isllment of neutral zone OF two
kilcmctcrs on each side of The
Greco Serbian southwestern from
tier, IL was officially announced
in sofia today. As 10 the south
eastern part Of The frontier,
where the Anglo- rcnch troops
we're driven into Greek territory.
nothing IL said In the official state
meBt
SeBic doubt IA 80 tho pcrma-
ncncA Of the new i,sttraI zone is
created by II statement issued by
the Bulgarian war office. sayin.
that the Bulgars. upon reaching
the, Greek frontier prov i~ior,aIl,
stopped the pursuit of the
enemy
The capture OF 1924 prisoners. in
Guiding eighteen officers, and of a
large amount Of material is an
nounced in the same statement.
Greek Troops Quit salonica
The Salonica correspondent of the
imes, teIcsraphinE under date OF
December H. says:
Today, III accordance with tine
agreement between Greece and the
entente powers. the Greek troops be-
gan TO withdraw from Salonica and
the neighborhood, esacuating the
camps and Notifications
"A certain inquietude is manifest
among the Greek-Jewish population.
Several families have left. There also
has been It large exodus OF Germans.
Turks and .Ausiriaus. German schools
have been closed. and all German
subjects have been invited hv their
consul 10 leave tomorrow AT the latest.
1T is concluded. therefore---and the
military stats, are saia to have been
warned--that the Germans are pre-
pairing for an attack on the French
and British troops at Salonica.
'Salonica is still occupied by the
Eleventh Greek Infantry division, a
regiment of engineers and some Greek
garrison artillery. In case of an at
tack. these would be Immediately
withdrawn, and the security of the
town would be assured by the police
assisted by battalion of Cretan gen
darmerie.
THE British continue to land con-
siderable quantities of provisions and
munitions. as well as large mum ers
OF heavy guns.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-17
villa victory Keported.

FL Paso. Tex. Dec. i6-Vila Of
ficiais at Juarez. across the border, to-
day received advices OF "A villa victory
at Santa Rosalie. Chihuahua in which
CarranZa force under General Luis
Herrera was said to have lost sixty
men taken prisoners and about 400
horses
The villa forces now claim COM
plete control OF chihuahua north OF
Santa Resale, which IS 100 mites
south of Chihuahua City The Herrera
forces are reported TO he retreating
toward Torreon.
Carranza Troops Pass Through u. =.
Five hundred Carranza soldiers are
today en- route from Piedras Negras,
Coahilla to Nogales, Sonora, after be-
Ing detained here for twelve hours la st
night. The Mextcans are travelling
through American territory lin bond
and are guarded by Il detachment OF
the Seventeenth United states In
|fAntry,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-17
ROBBERS HOLD UP
TRAIN IN KANSAS,

Mena, Ark Dec. 1s.-Southbound
passenger train No. /, of the Kansas
City Southern Railroad, was held up
between Eagleton and iAcron, small
stations near here, early today by three
robbers. The bandits blew upon the
safe in the express car. The loot. ac-
cordinG to railroad officials, consisted
OF four registered packages OF small
value.
The passengers were unmoles.ed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-17
PERMIT MEDICAL SUPPLIES
TO GERMANY FOR RED CROSS

London, Dec. 1.-THE British gov
eminent has decided to permit medical
supplies consigned to the American
Red Cross TO enter Germany. The
permission Is contingent upon the
guarantee of the United States that
such supplies will only he used by
the American Red Cross in Germany
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-17
Bargain Vote Schedule Offers
Great Opportunities for
Whiriwind Finish in Contest
WHO WILL WIN HOUSE
AND LOT GREATQUESTION
Other Large Prizes to Be
Awarded in Great Subscrip.
ton Campaign Which Is Now
Rapidly Drawing to Close

a great many OF the candidates
hae already passed the ] 700 vote
mark and are climbing higher each
day. The majority of those under
that figure are pressing the leaders
hard and very few votes separate
them from the graduating class. II
is toss-up as 10 jast who's who. as
in II nun Der of Instances just a few
votes separate the leaders For in
stance. Mr.. II. NJ Harris. of Blacks
burg. has lis, 700 votes TO his credit
and leads the entire field Mr.. Har-
ris is one Of the most consistent vote
gefters in the entire list. and his
score today shows lust what idea he
entoftains as - winning one of the
best prizes.
Mr., T.. G. Moon. cf SAKE has Jas.
800 votes less than the leader. Mr.
MVen SAYS he expects to win nothing
doubtless he v1il nave 10 be reCkoned
with when the liual count is made
Mr.. 5. w. Bennett, Stormonts repre-
sentative, is another strong voter to-
DAY as are also T. t. Pollard and
Rev John Harmon.
Crs,Ndiup Close.
The Hist today shows that no one
has much Of a lead over his competi-
tors and il would he a difflcnit matter
indeed to even hazard a guess as TO
VINO viii win the big prizes. Every
continued ON Sixth Page)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-17
MAKE GREAT HEADWAY
DURING FINAL DAYS
IN THE "r75.ooO CLASS"

IL. VI. Harris. Biacksburg 49, 200
T.. G. Moon. Save ... 1884
:. w. Bennett. S;ornlont f1S.fS5
L. Is. Pollard. New kep-
sington .............. i.7.s0O
Rev. John Hannon, Lynch
burg ................ 1880
Mrs 6. w. NJ. Taylor,
Richmond .......,.... 1885
Mrs. i. r. HundIcy. Rich
momd ......... t71.O50
\. =. Robertson. Richmond i7G.SS0
MISS Pauline Rogers, Pc
tcrshurs .............. $4,000
NrS. Fannie Powell
Louisa .............. i7s.735
Mrs. '. Il. Ice, Hayes
store 1886
Mrs. g.. :. Cornwcil. Scdlcs f76.2a5
Hoyet 4. Rist. Richmond. t76.025
Miss Evelyn Scay. Buepa
Vista ............ 1880
II. T.. Taslor. =. f.mporia 1850
Mrs. :. &. Foster, frcdcr-
icksburg ............ I75.7.o
Mrs. u. 4. Hancock. Rich
nond ............. 1865
Mrs. lee Todd, Richmond 1858
+. c. Williams, Richmond f75.21o
Rev. Il. r. Petrea. Wythc-
vile ............... i75. 900
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-17
Wants Wilson Renominatetl.

Washington. Dec. 16.-Word was
received at the White House today
that Judge William F. Connolly. of
Detroit, had filed with the Secretary
OF State in Michigan a petition for
the denomination of President Wilson
Representative Doremus, of Michigan.
chairman Of the Democratic Congress
sional Committee asked the President
to address convention OF trainmen
in Detroit May 10.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-17
Danicls encourages Amateur,

New York, Dec. l6.-A letter from
Secretary OF the Navy Daniels ex-
presses his approval of the plan of
the National Amateur Wireless Asso-
citation to organize and train young
amateur wireless operators-~of which
States-for service In time OF national
trouble.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-17
HALF OF SERRIANS HAVE
ABANDONED THEIR COUNTRY

Rome. Dec LIT is estimated that
approximately half of Serbias rural
population has taken refuge in
Albania and Montenegro. In both
these countries. it is feared the food
supply win be exhausted before win
ter sets in.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-17
KAISER BACK FROM
VISIT TO Won HINDENBU rig

Amsterdam. via London, Dec i6,---
Berlin dispatches say that the Kaiser
mas Just returned from visit to Field
Marshal Won Hindenburg at the latter's
field headquarters in northwestern
Russia The emperor also inspected
the naval plants at Libau and will re-
main in Berlin for some time.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-17
AUSTRD- HUNGARIAN
TROOPS FAR IN MONTENEGRO

Berlin. Dee. ! g. via London Aus
tro- Hungarian troops. pushing their
advance in Montenegro. have reached
the vicinity of Bjeiopolpe, on the Linn
River. about twenty miles west of the
Serbian border. II was announced to-
day by German army headquarters.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-17
R,l,y sunday I'm New Homo

Baltimore. Md, Dec. 16.-~Billy Sun
day today leased the magnificent house
at ! 5 West Mount Veraon Place sor
his stay here next spring. II IL In the
most expensive residential block In
Baltimore. There II seme outspoken
criticism Of his actioa.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-17
VILLA VICTORY IN
CHIHUAHUA CLAIMED
Thirty Americans At MADEIRA Not BE-
iieved to Be In Danger of
Execution.

Washington, Dec, Is.--The thirty
Americans detained by General Villa
at MADEIRA, Mex, may be expelled
from Villa territory. but are not be-
1feved TO be in danger OF execution,
according to advices TO the State De-
partment from FL Paso. whose receipt
was announced today.
II is unlikely that the department
will protest to the Carranza govern
ment against their detention.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-17

Bangor. Me. Dec. l6.--Tte big
game season In Maine ended yes.er-
day and statistics indicate total kill
Of 5000 to 10000 deer In the State
There have been twelve fatalities to
hunters, one drowning ana steven by
Eunshot wourdr,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-17
loses Valuable Oye,roat.

r. X. Bluford. 500 Monteiro Ave
nue.. complained TO the police yester-
day that a SIS overcoat had been
home,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-17
JUVENILE COURTS
SPLENDID YEARS WORK
Gases Involving LEO Children Hand
led With Most EAcelicnf Results
Il, New Institution.
Rep USED ~. CORRECTIVE
IN TTfTy-fINE GASES
Most of offcnseS of Minor Nature.
Disposition of Dependent Children
one of the Most Serious Questions
Before Court

There were 1ss cases involving
i.I9o children. handled in the
Juvenile delinquency sessions of the
Police Court. during the year ending
September so. 1915. according to the
report OF Clerk J. Hoge Kicks. just
submitted 10 the State Board Of
Charities and Corrections. The white
boys numbered 554, and girls ST..
Negroes we're. respectively, 4is and
lee
These figures which do not include
The probation work III adult cases.
show tiss CROWN Of the Juvenile work
lsis.leI Justice John i Crutchfield- and
Indicate tho volume of work and in
ton Of Jne new Juvenile and Domestic
Relations Court. The ordinance es-
iabiishing this has passed both
branches of the Council. and will be-
come law with the Mayors sigma.
ture Mr.. Kicks. who has eerved as
chief probation officer since the begin
ming of the Juvenile work IN Rich
mond. is the most prominent candI-
date for the new ludgeship, His
name. which VIII he presented at
special meeting Of the Council 10 be
called by President W. II. Adams
shortly. has the endorsement OF the
Juvenile Protective Society. the Coun-
ell II Social Workers. the Federated
Mothers Club and many other social
service organ. !xations. as well as that
OF his own experience. Other Of
fees who have helped establish the
work of handling Juveniles are Miss
Sarah Roller probation officer. and
n. E. poiiiauN and j. W Whalton.
special officers detailed 10y the Pe-
Ice Department
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-17
AWAKEN PHILADELPHIA
WITH BIG DELEGATION
Richmond ADVERTISERS Club May Send
$50 With Brass Band at Head,
Playing Dixie"
HOUSTON BOOSTS MOVEMENT
AT DINNER IN HIS HONOR
.'I3Iuebird" Event mt Murphy's Ho-
tel Last Night Most Successful Ever
Celebrated by Local Ad. Cu's--Irufh
in Advertising Is Aim.

Herbert s. Houston, president -
the Associated Advertising Clubs OF
the World, the 'hluebisd of adyertis-
ing" during the course Of his ad-
dress last night in Mnrphy's Hotel
parlors to the Richmond Advertising
Club, agreed with s. o. Idndeman that
If we march into Philadelphia mex
June $50 strong from Richmond. with
a brass band at our head, playing
Dixie we'll be helping - keep Rich
mond on the map" Mr.. Houston talk
ed OF the ideals of the international
orga nization OF adj clubs. told how the
organization was putting them into
pra etice, and inspired n number or
the local ad men to place themselves
mpon the list of those who will attend
the next convention in Philadelphia
next june.
The "Bluebird" dinrer of the Rich
mond Advertisers Club WAS declared
the most successful gathering ever had
by the local organization and much OF
practical value was impaired by the
speakers, who included Frank w.
Duke, of Mechanics Institute: Mayor
George Ainslie, s. o. Lndeman, DR..
Douglas s Freeman and Mr. Houston.
President r. l.. I.ayfield presided
Music during the dinner was provided
by Fred r. Dapprich and his asso-
ciates OF the Philharmonic orchestra
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-17
E.sta blish Advertising Glass

Mr.. Duke. first to be presented oy
Mr.. Iayfield. at the close of the din
ner. told of a course in advertising
and merchandising proposed TO be
added to those at Mechanics Instl-
tute. outlining a tentative plan, when
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