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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-19
Car INSPECTOR. Bnpkrun,

LfNCHBURG, VA. August ls.-Two
chesapeake and Ohio car inspectors
AT clifton Forge have filed voluntary
petitions in bankruptcy in the Fed :
eral court here. J. h. WasItey's pc
tition shows liabilities of s2is.69. with
no available assets. and I. j. Re;d's
petition stated liabilities OF $40 and
assets OF slil. The Waskey petition
discloses assets aggregatinG S667.70.
but these are claimed by the petitioner
under the State exemption laws
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City Engineer instructed to contract
with the Central Construction and
supply Company TO make the ncces-
sary repairs to the street paving
around the First Market
city Engineer instructed TO advor-
tisc for bids for the construction of
archway over Rcedy Creek at West
Street between Park Street and ReAdy
Avenue: and at North Street. between
short Street and Westham Road. For
est Hill
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AUCTION SALES-To.Day
AUCTION SALE

We will sell for Mr. II. C. Rupert,
who is leaving the city.
THURSDAY. AUGUST 10.
at j.. NJ,
AT his Office. No. 81 North Eighth
Street. Mahogany finish. Frosted
Glass Office Partition, Office Railing,
Flat-Top Desk, Typewriter Desk. No.
Underwood Typewriter. Chairs.
Standing Bookkeeper's Desk. Large Iron
Safe, size i0X7S: Ceiling Electric Fans,
flle cabinet Wall Maps, General Lcdg-
er. Cash Books and Loose-Leaf Files,
etc.
Also ] Atlas of city Of Richmond and
annexed territory. written p-to-date
ON August "a we will sell the con-
tents of his handsomely furnished
home at 100 North Boulevard.
TERMS: Cash.
VIRGINIA AUCTION CO,
GEORGE V. OLIVER. salesman.
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BUILDING PERMITS.
Four Building Permits. Amounting
HDBD

FOur BufIdIng Perm1ts, AmOunfinE to
5000.
Permits for new and repair work
were issued yesterday by Building In
Spector Butler as follows:
G. w. Hunter to build n brick ga
rage In rear of l649 West Grace Street
TO cost 1868.
Il. NJ. Long to repair brick dwelling
2lO5 Park Avenue, TO cost $500.
Thomas and Cross to repair brick
stable In rear of 1915 Hanover Ave
nue.. TO cost 500.
w. Fred Richardson to repair brick
dwelling. 709 Chamberlayne Avenue
Ginter Park. TO cost $500.
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The following permits were issued
yesterday by Plumbing Inspector Lam
~ n Delaney for r. RI. Melton, rear
21oa West Grace Street
w H. Eancs for ". J. Gilbert, rear
i3ea stuart Avenue
same Tor NJ. J. Strause. 81 West
Jackson Street
George II. Edelblut for L. w. Carter.
iol West Hancock street
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undersisned trassee. date, IL 'u July % 80, &C.
1913. and recorded In the clerks office
mote holder. default having been made
In the, payment Of the debt therein
secured, sell by auction, on the prem
Uses.
SATURDAY. AUGUST 81. 1915.
at o'clock p. NJ,
the real estate described in the said
deed, as follows: AN that lot of land,
wood Station. Hanover County, Va.
side Of the Richmond. rederick sburg
center of Gordon or Kenwood Road
t aI dex aions ass strag6t line
thence north IS "a degrees. east east a of.
feet: thence south Il 81 degrees. east
1850 feet to said railroad; thence along
ming. as shown by plat made by 3. J.
Peasants June IS, 1909. and annexed
to a deed from Addie s. Crawford.
James G. Whitlock and others to c. E.
rawford, and being the same property
conveyed by the said G. E; Crawford
Hanover County. Va"
TERMS: Cash as to cost Of executing
may be due, and one note for SIS, with
interest from July 80. 1915, until paid.
Of c s each to aa tw9 S otss for the
navohie tbirtv and thiSrtS o. 80 -, ., ana
after date. and one note for $500 dated
July 80, 1913, and payable thirty-siS
trust dated January Z, 1910, for 81, 900,
which is also past due, and intere st
on same from January z, 1915, until
paid; balance upon such terms as may
be announced at the sale.
f. j. CRAWFORD,
Trustee.
II desired. arrangements may be
made BY the purchaser for a loan OF
$1,000 on the place.
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HENRIco DEEDS or TRUST.
ihr"c Deeds of Trust, Amounting Z


SI,180.
Mamie G. Ruckcr to II N White ct
Al trustees, 10 acres on the north side
or the Darbytown Road about six
niles southeast OF the city August
+. Is. and j. II. Schepmoes TO J. \.
Redd. trustee. lot in block Is; and
: in block 16; . in block 90, and lots
80 and in block 81 in the plan
oi hlooinlnsdale August II, 1915.
Mary Grant to +. O. Singer. trustee.
lots ?. 10 II and IL in section 4 i'm the
pan pan or Glen Echo Park. June l6. 1915.
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Edgar Perry. colored, was fined 500
and costs in the Police Court yester-
day on a charge OF assaultinS and cut
ting Benjamin Carter
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HUsTINGs IRA NsFERs.
Two Deeds az BnrEnin and Snle,
AInnIIuiiuI. IL,

= p r,IIil '.HH 10 50.
lard. 3oxl3o feet north line Holland
street. being lot . IN block in the
p!hn OF Hollands Addition. August
Is. 1915. 1923
w w Morton er ais TO FLOYD Har-
rs; lot 20 In block 3 in the plan OF
Fliteenth street Addition, oSlsxlI5
Zee, east line Fifteenth street. August
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HUSTINGS DEED OF TRUST.
One Deed Of Trust, Amounting I,
SlOoIp

Floyd Harris 10 4. l., Adamsou ct al
trustees. eS.lSNll5 feet east line Eff
IN the plan Of Fifteenth Street add
tion August 10. 1915. SlO2lO
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HENRICO RELEASE DEEDS.

Two ReIense Deeds. Amounting to
Jane D. Patch to G. w. Patch 10
acres near Taylor's Crossing. January
Z, 1914. $110.
c. G. Satterfeld, trustee. to f. X
and J. II. Schepmoes. lot Il in block
IS: in block 10; Q in block 20. and
lots /. 2. and in block II in the
plan OF Bloomingdale. August f. 1915
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Day,

BY GEO. F.. CRAWFORD & CO,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers
a32 East Main Street,
Richmond, Va
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses were issued by the
clerk of the Hastings Court yesterday
as follows:
Cecil e. Edwards and Annie Eliza
beth Gerber.
bernard Lynwood Britain and Della
Louise Jones
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

FIVE ACRES AT KENwOOD STA
TON. ON THE RICHMOND, FRED
ERICkSBURG AND POTOMAC RAIL
ROAD, HANOVER COUNTY, VA.
WITH AN ATTRACTIVE HOUSE,
COMPARATIVELY NEW, CONTAIN
ING EIGHT ROOMS, WIDE HALLS
AND PORCHES, AND SURROUNDED
BY GOOD SHADE
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I'll tI.N
ERTY Known AS No. 7oi S0RTu
THlRTY-FoURTH STREET.
In execution of a certain deed of
trust to the undersigned trustee. dated
clerks office Of the Richmond Chancs s,.y
Court. d. 3. 216-D. page 234. default
having been made In the payment OF
the debt herein secured. and being re-
public auction the above mentioned
property on the premises on
TUESDAY. AUGUST Il, 1915.
at o'clock z. n,
the desirable property. No. 7O4 North
Thirty-fourth Street. substantially built
seVen-room, two-story frame dwelling
The lot fronts % feet on west line Of
ty-fourth Street and runs back be-
tween parallel lines l25 feet to an alley
IA feet wide. Said lot being betwe On
and " Streets. This Will make a
TERMS: Cash for expenses Of sale.
any taxes due and 10 pay the debt of
S2,233 with interest from November IA,
1914. balance at one and two years
with interest at per cent. or all cash
at option OF the purchaser.
NJ. D. NUNNALLY,
Trustee.
C. L. 6 H. L. DENOON.
Auctioneers.
POSTPONEMENT
On account OF rain, the above sale is
postponed until
THURSDAY. AUGUST 10. 1915.
at o'clock Z. NJ.
NJ. D. NUNNALLY.
Trustee.
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HUsTINGs RELEASE DEED

One Release Deed. Amounting 70
NJ C. Mann. trustee, to Sarah J,
Gregory, 45x1a3 feet west line Thirty.
third Street As feet south of Beattie
Avenue. August u. 1915, $3.50
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Fined $50 for Assault.

fortlfcations. whose trial was post
poncd to-day until morrow
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Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Co.,
Over Warehouse.
Seventeenth and Marshall Street.
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cHANcERY RELEASE DEED

One Relense Deed, Amounting .,
S5.S4O.
Norvell B. Walker, trustee. to Nova
S. .Tompklns. 25xl29 feet north line
Hanover Avenue. % feet west of Syca
more street. August ii, 1915, $3.50.
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High Constable s
Sale

THURSDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF
AUGUST. 1915.
IL o'clock NJ,
lin, the following property, to satisfy
civil executions in my hands
One large Tent, about 100 feet round:
also lot of l6-foot boards
TERMS: Cash.
W. II. WYATT, JR
High Constable, City Richmond.
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HENRICO TRANSFER.

ohe Deed Of BnrRnin md Sale
Amounting, TO $1,000.
T. r. and j. n. Sc!icpmoes TO r. p
Anderson, Jr., lot In block Is: and
IN block lc. > IN block 20. and lois
l.; :. and I In block q In the plan OF
81 30, SO
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FIRE; RECORD
PLUMBING PERMITS.

2ll South Foushee Street. s:13 p
NJ: loss, $3.50
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MUNICIPAL IMPROVEMENTS,

The Administrative Board authorized
tho following improvements yesterday:
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AUCTION sALES-To.Day
BY G. L. & II. L. DENOON.
Real Estate Auctioncers

TRUSTEE SALE OF THE HIGHLY
ATTRACTIVE RESIDENCE PROP.
ERTY KNOWN AS NO. 7Oi NORTH
THIRTY FOURTH STREET
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EDITOR or NEWSPAPER
SUMMONED TO WASHINGTON

Discussing the stories printed in a
Providence newspaper. Mr.. Daniels said
John r. Rathom editor of that paper,
wrote to President Wilson some time
The Washington herald., 1915-09-29
'DR. DUMBA RECALLED;
INCIDENT IS CLOSED
Ambassador Instructed By His Gov
eminent to Proceed to Vienna
at Once.

DR.. Constantin Theodor Dumba, Aus
tro-Hungarian Ambassador, has been
recalled. His government has Responded
to the complete satisfaction of the United
States governments demand for his re
moval from Washington, and oficiall
here regard the incident as entirel,
closed. DR.. Dumba will sail from New
York on October 5. Through the insist
ence Of theCnited States that only an un
conditional recall would satisfy this gov.
ernment, Austria Hungary did not grant
DR.. Dumba's request that he be permit
ted to come home on leave of absence
to report.
Washington has been informed by the
tro-Hungarian foreign minister tina,
DR.. Dumba's recall from Washingtor
Was final. 1t was this categorical and
definite statement on the part of the
austrian foreign minister which made
the action of his government a complete
and satisfactory response to the position
OF the United States in the matter.
telegram was received yesterday
from Ambassador Dumba, who is at the
summer embassy at Lenox, Mass, an
nouncinS that in accordance with in.
structions received from his government
he was proceeding to Vienna at once,
and requesting, also by instruction, that
the United States government secure for
MIN a safe conduct from the British and
French governments.
The State Department yesterday re-
duested the British and French amba ssa-
dors here to provide safe conduct for
Amba ssador Du.lba.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-29
WEATHER CONDITIONS.

For the District OF Columbia. Eastern Pennsy
rsnA. New JlIsey. Delaware. and Maryland-Fail
"Wednesday and probably Thursday; not much change
in temperature; moderate northerly winds.
For Virginia GENERALLY fair Wednesday and Thurs
day excerpt TnsSttcd in southwest portion; moderat
northeast Winds.
The indications that the weather will be gen
erally fair Wednesday and Thursday in the Middle
atlantic and New England States. the Upper Ohio
Valley and the Lake region. In the South Atlantic
and East Gulf States Tennessee and Kentucky
unsettled weather will prevail Wednesday and ThuB
day. with lam.
The temp, GatuIe will be lower in the South At
laniic and Gulf States and Tennessee and it will
change little in other regions of the Mississippi
River during Wednesday and Thursday.
Locdl tcmpers .ure-Midnight 4s; 2 a. m, Is; 4
a. m. a; . a. m. S: a. NJ. 4e: 10 a. m. IS; L.
noon' Gl: T. m. 81; p. m. g: p. m. &;
p. m. S: 10 ?. m. ls. Highest. IS: lowest g.
Relative humIdity-a a.. m. 73: p. m, 20: s p m
-. Rainfall e p. m. to p. M. 600. Hours of
s''nshine ll@; Ter cent Of possible sunshine 10e
Temperature same date last year-HiGhest. s low
-
The Washington herald., 1915-09-29
0be 0ownGr,er

Invitations announcing the celebra-
ton of the twenty fifth anniversary OF
the Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton were issued yesterday by Mrs
Frank Foster Greenawalt, chairman OF
the committee on arrangements. The
&C 'ebration will be held in Memorial
Continental Hall on the afternoon of
october IL at o'clock and at o'clock
in the evening.
The regular opening OF the public
night schools will be postponed from
October until october IL, 1t was an
nounced by Superintendent OF Schools
Thurston yesterday. 1t was stated
that the numerous distractions OF the
coming week would be disastrous to
the interest taken in the night schools.
Justice l.. Siddons, of the Supreme
Court of the District of Columbia, Will
deliver an address of welcome at the
opening exercises of the National Uni
yersity Law School Friday evening at
40 o'clock in the Law School Build
ing, sl6-1S Thirteenth street northwest
An ,ppeal In being made to old COM
rades of former President Mckinley,
members Of the G. A. R., and the pup
lie in general to join the campaign TO
raise s.. 900 to pay off the Indebtedness
of Mckinley Memorial Church, Fourth
and l. streets northwest. Checks snoui1
be made payable to Charles .. hel;
nresident of the American security anu
Trust Company.
c.tbolic University began Its iaii
term Yesterday with a registration W
students exceeding 700. The 1orrnai
srcises will take place Sunday. and WI,
include a pontifical high mass, attentsa asa
h,, ,be faculty and student body. In the
chapel of Gibbons Hall This mass wi, win
he celebrated by Bishop Shahah' pfeS
dent of the university.
Members Of the law class OF l"Io y,
the Georgetown University ns pD;1d-
= caIled TO meet at the Law School , buliu
;na 5oG f street northwest Friday
snsning .ns at o'clock. Arrangements ITS
for the annual class smoker wiil oe
made and other business trahsaeu
The Washington herald., 1915-09-29
MARRIAGE LICENSES,
WHITE.

WHITE.
Eleven $. Cooksey, 81 and Aususs A, RidreIy A
Rev. 7. ". johnson. ~
Henry NJ. Ulsh. rs. and Margaret Lantz. a. both
oi Lewistown. Pa. Judge Milton Strasburrer
feorce 7. Schmidt. IS, and Florence r. Boteler
y Rev. II. Fl. Ranck.
samue! r. Beavers. ., Of Clarendon. Va. and
Era NJ Skinner. %. Of Pseonian Springs, Va. Rev
]. ". Balderston
Michael Cefsrtti, s. and Margaret A. GirarH. 2,
Rev. y. NJ De Carlo
Emil H. sachschmidt. 2. and Andre P. Monc,,r..
q. Rev c. Stetson.
Samuel Fl. Dawning. .. and Lucy r. Rawiines
p. OF Baltimore. Nd Rev. G. W. Van Fossen.
Willis r. Jones. 25, of Baltimore, and Marie
A. Carlo. e. Rev. p. Z. Mills
Wilbur F. Kellogg. n. and Katherine K Noel,
2 Rev L. NJ. Chambers.
Everett L. Sect. q. Of Silver Spring. and Olive
A. German, Is. Rev. II. F. Downs
COLORED
James B. Booth 20. and NJ. L. Davis, = Rev.
L. Griffith.
Robert z. Anderson. g and Bertha L. Cooper,
81. Rev. J. E Willis.
David J. Brown. g. and Lillian Gofney g. r.
o. G. Hunter.
Luther Hudson. .. of Halls Hill. Va. and
Blanche Jackson. q. C. A. De Vaughn
Claude Brainson. 35. ard Adde Cooper D Rev,
". II. Crump
The Washington herald., 1915-09-29

London. Sept. 2s.-Sir Edward Grey's
announcement in the house of commons
today that the allies would aid. without
qualification or reserve" the Balkan
states If they needed help against Ger
many has greatly relieved the tension
existing here over the mobilization of
Bulgaria.
Following the energetic action taken
by Greece. it is believed that Bulgaria
will realize that In allying herself with
the central powers she would make a
mistake. That she now will continue to
preserve her .'armed neutrality" Is the
belief expressed here.
The great activity on both the western
and eastern fronts, 1t Is believed here,
will prevent the Germans from sending
any considerable forces against Serbia
at present, although an Athens corre-
spondent reports that tho Austro-Ger-
man offensive against Serbia is expected
to start within a fortnight. A Nish dis
patch states that one Bavarian and one
Wurtemburg division are advancing to
Arad, in Hungary.
Not Hostile to Bulgars.
Bulgaria has no intentions at present
against her Balkan neighbors." said Sir
Edward Grey. Not only is there no
hostility on the part of this country to
Bulgaria. but there is a traditional feel
ing Of sympathy with the Bulgarian peo-
pie. AS long, therefore. as Bulgaria does
not side with the enemy of Great Britain
or her allies there can be no question Of
British influence Or force being used in
any sense hostile to Bulgaria.
If. on the other hand, the Bulgarian
mobilization were to result in Bulgaria's
assuming an aggressive attitude on the
side of Germany, this would be directly
contrary to the policy of the allies which
The Washington herald., 1915-09-29
citizens TO ARRANGE
FOR DEFENSE LEAGUE
Prominent Residents Will Plan for
Conference at the New
Willard Hotel.

Announcement was made yesterday at
the National Defense League Of addi.
.ional appointments to the citizens COM
mittee, which will have charge of the
local arrangements for the conference
of national defense, which begins Mon
day at the New Willard Hotel. and
which will be participated in by veterans,
the National Defense League, the Navy
League. the Nationa! Rifle Association
and affiliated defense societies.
! The following names have been added
to the citizens committee of which Win
field Jones in chairman:
William d. West, Walter Fl. KIopper.
William NJ. IShuster. John b. Larner, J.
Harry Cunningham, Frank E. Gibson, E.
c. Graham, George W. Harris, Theodore
W. Noyes, Samuel y Prescott. Frank P.
Reside. Odell S. Smith, s. W. Wood
ward, H. Clifford Bangs. Edwin r.
Brooks. Walter C. Clephane, Edward F.
Colladay, William John Eynon. ]. H.
Small, jr. Arthur A. Birney, Walter A.
Brown, Edward E. Clement Daniel
Farser, Harry L. Rust, William D. West,
William c. Woodward, A. Leftwich Sim
clair Albert Schulteis Ralph W. Lee,
Henry T. Onterdinger. W. J. Kehoe, Will
lam NJ. Dove, Claude E. Miller, W. T.
Galliher, George H. Judd. A. P. Clark. Jr.,
Joseph Berbertch, George 2. Killian,
William C. johnson, John L. Newbold,
c. l. Howser, o. S. Metzerott. James F.
Oyster, S. A Kimberly. NJ. A. Winter.
Harry King, E. c. Graham, Sidney West.
DR.. H. NJ Kaufman, A. H. Rogers, Henry
l.. Camp, Ira E. Bennett, Clifford Berry
man. Robert W. Young, w. Hamilton
Smith, Rowley Doome, W. Dubois. Frank
Eckam, NJ. A. Leese, ]. NJ. Bird, 2. D.
blackstone, j. NJ. Burren, F. c. Horley,
o. ]. DeMoll, George s. DeNeale, Jacob
Eisenmann, George E. Hebbard, ]. Phillip
Hermann, Louis Levy. Gerson Nordling-
er, Thomas f. Ogram. Ellie Sheetz,
Joseph L. Shipley. Charles G. Stott. An
ton Stephan, Joseph Strasburger, A. ".
Hoffman. and Mrs NJ. Brooks.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-29
Britain Ready To Strike If
Bulgars Side With Germany
Sir Edward Grey Adds Threat to Diplomatic Efforts to Keep
War Moves From Taking Active Form
Teutons Moving Toward Serbia.

is to further the aspirations of the Bal
kan states without sacrificing the inde-
pendence of any of them. Should Bul:
Saria be found on the side of our enemies
we are perpared to give our friends in
the Balkans all the support in our power
In a manner that would be most welcome
to our allies, without reserve and without
qualification. 1 believe that the views OF
our allies are much the same as our
own"
''Our policy has been to secure an
agreement between the different Balkan
states which would ensure each not only
independence. but a brilliant future based
on the general principle Of territorial and
political union of kindred nationalities.
To secure this agreement We have rec
ognized that the legitimate aspirations
of all the Balkan states must find sat-
isfaction.
Policy OF Germany.
The policy of Germany. on the other
hand, has been to create for her own
purposes discord and war among the Bal
kan states. Germany made use Of Aus
tria-Hungary to precipitate the European
war with the result that Austria has
been completely subordinated to Ger
many.
Turkish interests would have been pre-
served IL she had remained neutral, but
she was forced by Germany into the war
and Is now being subordinated and made
dependent on Germany In order to realize
Germany's aspirations.
I'm the same way 1t was Germany's
policy to use Bulgaria with the inevitable
result Bulgaria would be subordinated
to Germany and though territorial gains
might be promised she would lose her
real independence.
This is directly contrary to the policy
Of the allies"
The Washington herald., 1915-09-29
G. w. U. OPENS TODAY.
Glasses May BE Dismissed Before
Parade Begins.

George Washington University will be
formally opened this morning at 9 O'Clock
when the collegiate year will start in
all departments
There will be no suspension of activity
on account Of the G. A. r. parade, but
classes will be detained only long enough
for the assignment OK text books Indica-
tions point to large enrolment.
On October 6 the first students as
sembly will be held in the Arts and
Sciences Building. with. Rear Admiral
Stockton. president of the University.
presiding.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-29
WILL CARRY BIGGEST FLAG.
Hundred and Fifty Veterans VIII
Bear Banner in Parade.

Near the head of the grand review
this morning 80 veterans from Mckinney
Post, of Canton. Ohio. and Lincoln fost'
of this city, will bear what Is SAID 10 DC
the largest American flag.
1t is the property of DR.. S. ]. Spalding.
of Mckinley Post. of Canton. and meas
ures 100 by SO IL feet. The weight OF the
big banner will be borne by automobiles,
over which it will be stretched, with vet
Grams holding the edges
Finding the flag too large to hang in
the rotunda Of the Capitol. as was
planned yesterday. it was necessary to
suspend it from the outside OF the dome.
where it was on exhibition all day. 1t
will be one of the features OF the pa
rade.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-29
NEGRO HELD AS DIP"
Henry Burks Accused of POcke,
Picking nt Circus.

Henry Burks, 20. colored, was held
for the grand jury under $500 bonds
in Police Court yesterday on charges
Of robbery preferred by John Griffin.
IS ] street northwest 1t is alleged
Burks took from Griffin a purse con-
tanning s6S in side show at the Hagen
beck circus Monday.
Griffin felt the purse slipping through
his pocket and grappled with Burks.
Detectives Vermillion and Messer. of
Washington. and three Baltimore police
men. Collision. Glynn and Porter, who
were in the tent. arrested the colored
man.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-29
BlRTHs REPORTED.
WHITE

WHITE
Andrew B. and Abbie Smith. boy.
Samrel and Mary Shear. girl
Abraham and Eige Sober. grl.
Andrea and Catherine Mahrisio. boy;
Rufn, w. and Mary A. Morrison, girl.
George P. and Lydia Hickman boy.
Herman C. ard Anna NJ. Groves. boy
Montgomery and Emma Cornweli, GIRL
John II. and Anna G. Collier. girl
Jc,. I. and Mary A. Bunch. boy.
COLORED.
John Fl. and Lillian NJ. Brown, nri.
IjIIbolrne Fl. and Maggie l. Bryan, boy.