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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-15
OF
SEPTEMBER 16
BEGINS TODAY
MILITARY AUTHORITIES FULLY PRE-
PARED TO MEET ANY TROU-
BlES ARISING.
DESPITE RUM0RS AND REPORTS NO
INDICATIONS TODAY or pos
SIBLE uPRISINGS.

Whatever might have been planned bv
Mexican agltator- ou the American side
~ connection with the celebration NJ Mex
lean national independence which begins
lust before the midnight hour tonight. n 4.
believed by the military authontie- to have
failed. INT - the same time the army ha-
taken all precautions throughout the lower
border to prevent any trouble during to-
night M tomorrow. Guard AT practically
MI point have been doubled. some case-
trnlcd, and ~ many towns there Will BE-
IN night patrols
M general celebrations have been
planned an tho American side NJ the Dor
der and should they be attempted they
probably viii he prevented on account Of
the situation " Natamoro- plans have
been underway far cvcral weeks for big
celebration M the Mexican national hol-
day. There viii hc many Carranza sol
dicr~ ~ the city. three train Ioad- having
arrived during last night from variou-
point- along TIE Mexican frontier. accord
inr tn report received here AT the Car
fhfkt fti -Niflf N VIZ rlHl'N TO-DAY fhHl
# any Carmnza -odier- arrived ~ Mata-
moro- u wa for the purpose w partlci-
patine i1 the celebration and parade Az y
O'Clock Thursday morning
4 report reached Colonel Bul1rd'-
headquartor- at IIarllncen last nieht that
wv O'Clock yesterday afternoon mall
Carr1nza garrI on, stationed Just oppo ltc
the VA FerIa pumping plant, ou the Rio
Grandc. EIGHT miie5 from ~ Fcra. broke
camp and amid much cheering and shout
lng left ~ direction away from the river.
Two hour after then departure N band MI
rnetv armed MezIcan-. carrying two red
flags. arrived IN the scene and planted
them-elveS there. lu-t opposite troop IT
American soldier II Wa thought for W
time that thcy were "red tlagccr=." "Lo-
Colorado-.' hut according ~ the Carranza
consulate here who investigated their
presence. the men We're Carranza soldier.
-eut there WV replace the garrison whIch
departed earlier
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-15
PR0-GERMANS TO
OPPOSE BILLION
ALLIES NOW SEEK
iBy Associated Pres, y

New York. Sept I5--The commits
sion from the European allies. here
TO arrange billion collar credit
heard today that strong opposition,
fosiereG ny the pro German element.
will fight The proposed loan wherever
It is sought Wall street fnanciers
said they are going ahead with plans
for raising the huge loans
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-15
EXCITED NIGHT PASSED AT SAN BENITO
,.s1...1..ssS.ssssss
SALUTE TO BE FIRED DURING
CELEBRATION IN MATAM0R0S

Attention of the citizens of
Brownsville iS called IL the fact
that II ~ the "a tom ~ Matamoro-
to Greet thc>arrival Of the Mexican
national independence day with
auies. fred not only from rifle
and cannon. but also other eXplo-
-iv'-. These salute. II the usual
custom VI followed. viii he fired N
1l-li O'Clock tonicht M the read
IN. n The Gnta. NJ daylight to-
morrow morning and also during
thr morning hour Firing, there
fore. IN tho Mexican -Ide tonight
and tomorrow should not unneces-
-aulv excite the people on the
American side.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-15
Eynf'uS is Continued

The exodus Of Mexican families 10 Ma
nmoro- and other points along the border
from the American side continue. Accord
ing ~ tiugres AT the United States lmm
grafton office probably 800 famlhe= have
removed to "a peNcan side during the
past month. winch. figuring the usual fam
ilv AZ five. means that probably 2500 per
-ons have emgrated, most ~ them taklne
all therr worldly pose ions, including
hogs. chickens. goats. horses. mules. bur
ro-. and All. including water barrels and
tubs
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-15
Few Thrills Tuesday

Tue duy afternoon there we're few
thrill wv the court room. Perhaps the
only -emhlanre ot ANYTHING sensational.
was when one witness. testifving for The
defense. became irate. and told the district
attorney Lhlt he had said enough ,rc-
tertng to the attorney and that wv
!, thought hc could make hmm 1.-THE NJ .,--D
tell he, he WAS mistaken Distr ~
torney Wi on w extremely rigorous Y. The
Gross examination. and the last few wit
ne7 -c- who have wth-tood hi questions
have gone through severe griling.
Probably the most conspicuous. and In IL
least enved body " men IN Corpus
Chu-u WY the petit Iury, sitting VA these
cases The iurv wv held under strict reg
uloton-. they nnt even being permitted 10
! cad the newspapers They were fir
ranfcd perm SION to read the reports
W TIE tual but WV editorial mention. but
ater judge Burns coun-elled them ~
4nore all parar- entirely he said thu
| sa- because the headline writer- had in
ectcd some -entlment in the reports VII ~
ga, not exactly wv line with the court prp
eedng~ a- reported below. The jury N.
N charge of Railn Frank Tiernan Of Gel
-e-tou Each evening when the day :
sork T. finished, and the evening rcr,n~t
had. the Jury takes an ambIe along .hr
wy horr. receivIu. THE benefit w the cult
rreze-. and then, a- regular a. tht
meals. the member VIII file INTO pittrr.
how. twelve strong. with the baihff nal
Ithe uulucky thirteen. " they can not W
: tain thirteen seats w block they will WI,
out, and wait until their accommodation,
are available. Strict watch i kept fnl
outside intruders attempting to "tip then
or as To some proceeding.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-15
GOVERNMENT MAKES IT KNOWN
THAT ELECTION TRIALS WILL
GO FARTHER THAN THOUGHT.
SEVERAL WITNESSES TESTIFY IN
DENIAL or IMPORTANT PART
IN THE ALLEGATIONS.
tBv A. II. Cooke.)

Corpus Christi, Texas. Sept. l5.-The
government today made il known that the
election trials here Will not close az early
a- expected. Many witnesses were sum
moned fen testimony m rebuttal which will
delay the end of the trial
Several witne e- for the defense te=-
lhed TODAY denying important parts Of the
allegation The defense ~ expectd To
rc-t lt~ ease late today
New Turn in Case
A different turn n affairs il probable in
the election eases. since II became know,
that thc government has IN the neiehbor-
hood of TO material Witnesses, among
them beng those who testified before the
Grand Jury. who would be brought upon
ne stand for the prosecution during the
-ur rebuttaI. Whether tins l. playing
trump card W the part of the prosecuting
attorney I- not known. but II j. known.
however. thdl more witnesses Tor the gov
erment viii Nv recalled when the defense
ha- rested it- case There are large
number pt persons tc-titYng before the
Grand urv who have not been IN the court
room. and there are likewise number of
defendants whose uame= have not been
mentioned M any of tho evidence ID j. the
general belief that these hold-over wit
ne--es viii be brought up during the latter
part II the week. and when tins take,
place " wy thought that W great deal of
peculaton regarding the unnamed defend
ants Will he cleared AN one time II was
thought the ease would 20 IT, the jury
Thursday morning, ~ possibly Wednesday
afternoon, but little credpnce IN placed III
hr-c report uuw
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-15
RaIlr0adfrS Quit

Enthu-ed with patriotism. probably.
three Mexican car wlper- employed hv the
railroad here quit their Ioh- last night aud
announced they were gong tn Mexico to
JOIN the army. They left A report was
received also that q bridge gang working
-everal mle= out of the city became
similarly enthu~ed yesterday afternoon,
and putting up their picks. hammers and
other Implement departed for the city
and thence to Matamoroa.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-15
MEX|CANS FIRE
INTO TOWN UP
NEAR LAREDO
Orr "cintrd rre

Laredo. TcNa. Sept Is Mexican
hidden W thc brush wv the Mexican -ldc
fired nifty shot into the httle town of
simon twenty milo- up The river from La
redo u I riaht The population left the
place and u United state military guard
on duty there wa strengthened The hr
lng ceased.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-15
EVIDENCE IN
HESPERIAN Is
INSUFFICIENT

Washington. ID C. Sept l5-The gov
ernment has not vet received enough cU-
dence on the sinking of the liner llc-peran
to answer the German disclaimer 'hat Y
submarine attacked the ship The quc
tion NJ whether " mime wv torpedo dId INV
work Will I'M thre he'd nut later
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-15
SOLDIER PATROL STOP MAN
FIRING TO MEXICAN SIDE

reported today that caught United
soldier patrol upon
hsreas nigh
apparent the VI the nvcr
They stopped patrol
preached
i Q u laimed to be a
vs. r. has ordered of
port ALLEGED deputy concerned y the shooting
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-15
us. RECEIVES A
PROTEST AGAINST
LOAN FL0TAT|0N
MICHIGAN TELEGRAM PREDICTS
RUN ON BANKS PARTICIPATING
IN PROPOSED LOAN
ALLIED COMMISSION HEARS THAT
STRONG OPPOSITION ARISES
AGAINST BILLION LOAN

Washington. II Nh. Sept. l5.- Protest
were received at the White House today
against the flotation Of 2 billion dollar
loan for the alhcs One Michigan telegram
predicted runs wv the banks part1patng
IN the huge loan. resulting -in money
panc= No protest ha- been received from
the TeutomC government
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-15
Autos Fired On

Several automobile travelling the rond-
m the vicinity of the town ot McAlen m
Hldalgo county early last night were fired
N. according io information reaching here
None ot The AUTOMOBILES nor their pa-~cn
gcr- were hurt Autoi-t- from Browns
ilo who passed through the same crtion
before dark went through safely.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-15
SOUTH CARORINA
DRY JANUARY |

Columbia. = G.. sept H. south Car
olina Tuesday adopted statewide pr
hIbition taking effect on January l. 1916
~ place of the present local option laws.
according 10 unofficial reunS from to
da, election.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-15
MOUNTAINS MAY
HIDE BODY OF
AUSTIN PASTOR

Denver Cello sept II, Despite long
searches in the mountain tastnc~~ea and
an offer of 500 reward. mo trace has vet
been found of Reverend Thornton Il
Sampson of Austin Texas. who became
lost il the region ~ Estes Park early
last week
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-15
ZEPPELIN BADLY
DAMAGED, FALLS
IN EAST PRUSSIA

London. sept l5-German alrships,
badly damaged NV Russian gun fire. de-
=rended M koeuie berg East Pru- "A, ae-
cordIng 10 dl=patche= received here to-
day II & believed t. be one ot the Zep-
pelmS that took part II the raid on Riea
ou september 10
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-15
LOW INTEREST
RECORD Is SET

Mount Pleasant. Texas, sept H.. Lp-
real bankers today set new record fog
low interest 10 cotton farmers when they
agreed on An advance Of seventy per
cent valuation rn cotton at the rate or
five per cent interest.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-15
BOIL. WEEVILS
SWEEP FIELDS
IN ELLIS co.

Wa&ahar hle Tevas. sept 10 Boil
wcevils made clean sweep oi the tpr
crop ~ this county VII last year pro
duced more than 10000 bales. VI is now
believed the crop VIII H. about 10000
bales
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-15
Harrington Defeats Lee in Maryland

Baltimore. Md. sept 15.-State
Comptroller Emerson l Harrington dc.
fcatcd United States senator Blair for
the democratic nomination for Governor
at the Maryland primaries Yesterday.
o. T. Weller was nominated by the re-
publicans.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-15
LINER AGROUND
AFTER COLLISION
NEAR WHITE ISLE

Quebec. Sept i5-1he Allan lno-
teamcr Pretoria. inward hound, was IN Y
colI non la-t ui.ht and WV now aground
ea M White ! land according to report
received here today
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-15
ASQU|TH WANTS
TO RAISE BIG
NEW CREDIT

(Rv Associated Press
London. Sept 1o.-Premicr Asqulth
today went before the house Of commons
~ ask or \ vote ~ raise N 30 600 000
credit 10 support the army AMI civil
branches of the government.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-15
5000, 900 EhGLiSHMEN HAVE
ENLISTED SINCE WAR BEGAN
nv Associated Press. !

London, Septl l5.-Premer As
quith made II known that 100000
men have enlisted since the begin
ming Of the European war.
- aAA - q ES12
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-15
Stranqe McxlcanS Seen.

number !" tTnec Man were noticed here AZ the
old uult Mar household advised their
rlcy they had heard that bandit f. attack l~cr
dav tlc-c i-lrI aret
REGULAR cm,oym W ,
ness iu-- VA "u uulIi work
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-15
Two others Still IN Iall.

NovIr1n- h
lfofD killed Monday dsht where these
generally well liked
feeling here the prisoner Monday n'Ii Captain
r,h bdt KEYS, the mliu hal
che fonnd rcrf1,rv 81
back the
turned W the authorities
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-15
Moro Tr0ops RcaucSied

San TarUo w w 7
Iuvc d, patrol uic= ouh
hal Ntan dl acro- u front n m
find The" NcNan Nh" brush Soon a'rvad patrols
iahdvo mount I bandit
The also II AIRED ~ w hlh 70
INTO nearby automobile long rifle barrel thrust
ovcrIc
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-15
Tmss Mexican Prisoners Killed

Tie threN
lvbo lrearSan
reported last night
p automobile vhl't they
few nic that they
whic N was officially last nnht Th" fact
raiithu escaped Indicate the char
i'm detail ri Mexcn incidents throughout the
trouble ccto
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-15
Mexlcans Taking Bad

trv that they we're uneasy approach the Ma Independence Day
atfnv vnh begins
infantry and cavalry T. San Bonto while
CoIon = Io Brown nIbor cred y troop "
San Bnlo citizens
dly- mu public member"
pllto ans IN N M 2
scvcral hmiIre lar I more
80 NIGHT through TIM
identity without
ve,hn C,ntau
fUi a,ulrn
otI,r -lu arms W thc dash into
the count
rto 1t- some ont kurt m and
Iait" blaze "t helt
trains al regular rl
had The threw
nd office na'vtont hhtmg effects prob
,trtniu nfu . Nc2ican-.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-15
Iaks Prisoners 10 HarIInacn.

The city aurhorltIe= decided
for safe keeping L"nrora and
sured their friend III San Bcnli'
and otherwise showed ircndirne
the autombilc which started for
cordine r. TIE report to The auth
machine. attempting to escape.
Soldier who searched for I
some distance from thc MAIN roa'
the MeNiran- ran some distance
Two of the FIVE McNican~ ha
ranch whore fhe fght occurred
thr dav hciurr the fight from IN
or the ranch house the night befor
Suspicion was directed t. II
J;ts who attacked the soldiers mn
ambush the troopers 80 complete.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-25
Kaiser's Armies viii Be Hammering
Defences OF Paris By Midsummer

An authority yireinan with his hand
the pulse great connagration,
america has huggng intervention
with the allies Taking derived by
preparedness emciency supply of heavy 1t
that the While Russia
demonstrated that she has
The blows dealt her have
DESTROYED power and the fall OF
months The serious part of the
situation censorship million
rushing Germany
TO the France and
Belgium on offensive.
~TrE NEXT THIRTY RADICAL CHANGE
IN THE WESTERN
aetna, investment God Himself inter-
in defense of the capital forgiven
Of blood to achieve which hopes
dictate of the extinction OF Belgium
a nation all and the i'm
position hearts of the allies
for
strengthened and quickly the
allied cause hopeless still far-reacins
defensive methods viii general de-
.Tere is absolutely Kaisers
repy to President win be coued
determination to safegnaro
the lives of when neutral ships
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-25
MORE BUILDING THAN
N JUNE OF LAST YEAR
PermitA Already Exceed Corresponding
Meath Of Last Year BY More
Than s2S.000.

Inspector Butler stated yesterday
that the work In the building depart
ment of the city for the month Of
June to date, had already exceeded
that total work of June. 1914. by about
$4,000.
This Is most encouraging. CONS
mented Mr.. Butler. showing that bus-
mess is picking UP considerably Most
Of the Increase is in new work. A. q
matter OF fact the repair work this
month will fall short OF that of last
.Jand We prefer 10 see tte new build
ifngs going up, and WITH already "A
great increase t.heres Is Likely st.e- be, a
little less than $4,000 more this month
than last June. We have a number
OF applications on hand which will help
swell the total !"
One Of the applications alone Will
carry the total to nearly 100000 to
the good over last June-that OF Gin
ter Park school: whieir' Viii cost sS5. :
eee.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-25
MIOSH|PMAh REAGLE
TO TELL IT ALL TODAY
Whole story of Crookedness In An
napolis Examinations Is Grad
ually Developing.
ADMITS INNUMERABLE
Wis. S TO ALL DEPARTMENTS
Malodorous situation at Naval Acad-
envy Is Having mt Least Purifying
Publiciiy--Many Testify to Receiv.
ing Help.

Annapolis, June 24.-The promise
of confession by Midshipman
Charles NJ. Reagle, the youth who adj
mitted to innumerable visits to almost
every department of the academy with
his equipment of burglars devices,
and who indicated such remarkable
knowledge Of the details of the hand
ling of examination papers, caused
unusual interest in the sessions of the
court of inquiry this afternoon. Reagle
was not returned to the stand how
ever. and the audience which had
gathered was disappointed. He is
known to be at work on his additional
testimony. with the assistance of an
assistant Of the. Judge adyocaAe and a
str 0gfafSifsr.e and liz, viii pfoDa bly,
lift the suspense tomorrow.
According to Midshipman Karl Kel-
Ter. who gave additional testimony
today, Reagle stated to him, II am
going to confess everything | know"
Just what line this will take Is con-
lecture, but il is known that he has
been isolated since yesterday morn
Ing. except for a relay OF young OFF,
GERS forming his guard and the judge
advocate and his assistants. Reagle
left the stand after having given the
impression that he might tell good
deal more. Since then it has been
brought out that he had large part
OF the English examination in advance.
With this fact as a basis, Reagle has
been vigorously questioned, and II is
said his confession followed. Just
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-25
GUhSI'S CAMPAIGN
STARTS WITH HURRAH
MeetinE OF Leaders Held ut Murphy's
Hotel II Largely At
tended.

The Administrative Board campaign
began at Murphy's Hotel last night
with mass meeting OF followers of
Alderman Marx Gunst. who IL the third
candidate for the board, the other two
being the incumbents Commissioners
Beck and Foikes.
About one hundred men, most Of
them well known In professional. bus
sness and private life. were present.
and considerable enthusiasm was pros
xakad by o number af speeches. M.
GnnHf addressed che gathering and
stated that he would devote the best
OF his ability 10 The interests OF the
people, as he had done IN Council for
twenty one years. II elected to the Of
|fice.
The meeting was preaided over by
John q. Corley, and Ben Wilson acted
as secretary, The speakers were:. An
Il sistine Royal, Burnley Anderson. cap-
tain w. Al Myers. Joseph stweart, John
Mann, Jr.. James Caskic: Arthur Levy.
and Ben Wilson. Other active citizens
present were. w. r. Dabney. John Dre-
yer. Nathan Simon, Fred Powell. Albert
Anthony and others. II 81
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-25
SEvEATE[N-Y [AR-)LD
BOY A MURDERER
United Sintcs Marshal
Phiegar.

Especial to The Richmond virginian.,
Roanoke, Va. June 24--Oscar Dill
Ion. seventeen-ycar-old noun
taineer. pleaded guilty in the United
States District Court here today to
conspiracy in assassinating Deputy
United States Marshal q. p. Phfegar.
who was shot to death on Shooting
Creek. Patrick County. May Ia.
Dillon was sentenced to served ten
years In the Federal prison at
Moundsvtile. w. Va. the sentence be-
Ingg the z.~niaxinnms.s penaltNx.e beck
Hakes ard VIII Rafses brothers. In
dlcted tpiEtiy. with Dillon In the con-
spiracy TO kill Phiegar were freed on
the murder charge. but pleaded guilty
to Illicit distilling and received sem
fences totaling fourteen years.
posey Griffith. convicted Of a MUIR
derous assault on Peter Via, who was
the governments principal witness In
the conspiracy charge slcfCre d United
States commissioner AZ a preliminary
hearing. was sentenced 20 three years
at Moundsville.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-25
WOULD PROBE THAW'S
CONDUCT At COLLEGE
state viii Ask for Commission TO
Question Head of Harvard As 10
Expulsion from school.
THAW HEARS PAENs OF
PRAISE ALI. DAY LONG
Witnesses from Canada and New
Hampshire Class Him As Most
Desirable Citixen-He Is Again All
Enthusiasm.

New York. June 24.--It was a day
OF days for Harry Thaw today. as
troops of witnesses from Canada ana
New Hampshire. who had sold him
pianos. or automobiles, or food. nr
shelter. or rented him offices, or were
highly paid by Thaw for their SER
vices while he was in their towns or
villages after his escape. took the
stand steadily and testifed with en- !.
thusiasm that Thaw was everything
desirable from. as one witness put II.
the most rational fisherman / ever
saw" up to the sort Of citizen
Canada wants and needs"
wherefore. long before the morn
Ing sessiep af the iaaa y; afase rsSax se-
fore Supreme Court Justice liend-
ricks and a jury in the county court
house had got its real impetus. all
the Thaw of former days was fegin-
ming TO assert itself The kind words
said in praise of his mental accom-
plishments. as witnesses after witness
took the stand. seemed to stimulate
him to a new--or rather, the Old
enthusiasm.
Soon he was giving out statement
after statement to the newspaper men
at his elbow. during SCISSORS IN court
ard as he strolled the corridors dur
Ing a recess. He chawed his gum
with renewed vigcr
He was no longer content TO sit n
enforced idleness as he has been sit
ting since Tuesday with young
Morgan J. O'Brfen, Jr., seated as a
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-25
BRITISH RAPIDLY
RECRUITING W0RkMEM
Whole Empire win Now Expend II
Energy In Manufacture
or Munitions.

London, June 2A.---The recruiting OF
skilled workmen for the making Of
munitions began at a number OF spe-
ciai Offices established IL London and
all the other big towns In the United
Kingdom this evening with a rush
of applicants desiring to enlist or to
obtain information. Those enlisting
are being required to give particulars
Of their qualifications and references
controlled workshops for n period Of
six months Wages at an. estab lisAed
rate are guaranteed by the govern
ment In addition to railroad fares and
a subsistence allowance of so cents
daily.
The trades unions are supporting
the recruiting energetically.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-25
ann,cAl aES SAnE orFrcnRs.
southwest virginia Doctors Adjourn
session.

wythcyille. Va. June e4--After
two DAYS session In wyihevfiie, the
Southw estern virginia Medical Society
adjourned this afternoon to meet in
bristol In 1915, date to he determined
later. The newly elected officers for
tfle coming year are; DIR. w. X. Vance,
f9ristnf, president. nr. ]. c. Motley
Abingdon, FIRST vice president. Or q
G. Painter. Pulaski second viee- presI-
dent or A. n tsreinsr. Rural Retreat,
secretary and treasurer. The Session
here WAS largely attended and was very
enthusiastic. The session closed with
handsome reception at the home of
Charles MaeAifster.