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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-23

WIN OR LOSE TODAY,
COLUMBIA Is HAPPY
Back After 10 Years,
SO Result Of Game Is
Trifle.
STUDENTS ENTHUSIASTIC

win or lose." said Robert W. Watt.
chairman Of the Columbia student board.
ut q football mass meeting held yester-
day on South Field. " are going to
make tomorrow the biggest day in the
history Of the Blue and White athletics.
II might look odd to see us march
around II We lose to st. La wrence, but
the game is only incidental. We have
football back and we have II after ten
years OF constant struggle. That's the
important thing TO us-the return Of the
greatest American college sport.
w have some surprises for you. All
the dormitories and campus buildings
will be decorated with baE-srs. A big
football banner will swing between
Hartley and Livingston halls. Every
undergraduate will wear an arm band
and the university band will be decked
out in new uniforms to lead US. The
alumni from everywhere will be here.
Prexy Butler. Mayor Mitchell. Edwin
Gould and Jacob Rupert. all loyal
Columbia men. will be among the guests
Of honor. We are ready for the HAP
piest day OF our lives. Let st. Law
renee come; Columbia's spirit has re-
turned inc that al lick anything in the
world"
1t was a short speech. but spirit ran
50 high that at the end he had 60 shout
against a burst Of ~unorganized cheering.
The campus Ia football mad. The prodi-
gal son Of Biblical times had no greater
welcome than awaits Columbia's prodi-
gal-football.
The teum which faces st. Lawrence
will rot be the best eleven in the his
tory Of Columbia. II is no 1900 team.
which Albert ". Putnam 's9, said in
th,. week. issue OF the Coiun btu
Alumni Nc,s. was the Vreates of all
the R,ue and White teams. hut IL Ia one
any coach might he proud TO call his
own when he had only four weeks time
10 bu,,d n. r Nelson Metcalf will not
have Ave ~ hi. hos, mo, in the game.
IN, ne IVA. a team full of 6eht and the
ioy,i hacking Of Tho underpraduates and
aI,m,i
~rh.,s ~.. o,,v ,;vh, nrac.ic. yes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-23
WILLIAMS CANCELS ALL
RELATIONS WITH TRINITY

WTrrIAMsTowN, Mass, oct. 22.-The
Williams College athletic council an
noulced this evening that /, has decided
definitely - abandon. after the Will
iams-rrinlty football game tomorrow.
all athletic relations with the Hartford
college. The decision will mean the
cancclling of the baseball game which
was scheduled to nc played between the
two institutions nest spring as well as
the tennis match which was dated for
some time In April or May.
The action OF the athletic council has
caused no surprise In Willie I.ls circles.
Early this fal, Williams authorities at
tempted to protest quietly to the Trinity
authorities against several men playing
on tho Trinity eleven who were ad-
mittedly professionals, This endcavor
t. placate matters with little IL any
publicity was met with almost n rebuff
by the Hartford institution. The fact
that Trinity has refused to become A
member Of the Intercollegiate Athletic
Association and that its Acknowledged
sole requirement for eligibility Is that
a man he "A memho OF the college
in good standing was also a reason
which told heavily in the decision of
the Williams council.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-23
LATONIA RACING RESULTS

LAToNiA. Ky. Oct. Eth. col ~ 20
are The results Of ,o.day Face 49,.
Ing purse $500; one milc-Helsa ~, p
sou, ~ 'roo!i' straight $50. p.'" -
SS%n,. pa" :sss 90 '' slow 9 $40. .c md -.
sack, lo' ,Metcslr. show s.. tairi 7,-e,
i;l- *. Emily r, Jennie >n,n' i'
Roy. Queen 81 iht Mist Innovation "a
second KaCc-Thrco.ycar.o,d s soil, -
purse 500 ono ml!e ana
place So. show s. So irst. III, PIP g.
!os Zoo. place stSo. show e Co.
SSSSiirl, %'yrTr TIM. ~ ~3con"'''y .n'" ~,
fic!icr,, slack rhorn, soon. F.or.
Money Mak"r' Shyness and rs il'l' .
o,t rnir, Ea.srTH% ,oM,s.s
'noh',s9n, s,ralsnt s>I$o. p, !
s.. 80, show $50. sc.oml, Row .
ina gypsy, Blair. IiArry ,@iartu'r N.f
ii AMI Ola cn.r,sT aiso ,tn
Odds ant unw,gi; purse $500. o." me- I
;]w,I"is"i $40 SS; Pine 5, 80 ,h@[
,InM $40 second, ltt. E'' !
M rs,%1%T 5,acl sh"" - 80, ,Piri Iim' ..t
AMI One Step also ran
rfith Lao rhrc yclr-old'
N Nm,Son s''i,nE Ponrs" s@oG: -, i',
s.: show s.. so. nrs,. Coming ro,e
,M',,hel place sll,lO show g. !
l,r ,arnen. lOt Ns pil''l. -''r -
mira Time, l:i3 -. Tory Nttt -
i"oshy and silver IAN ai.n r,U
Sltln '.Hrr -Four ,cfr. olI-
ward selling purse $500. one i.. II
ra.N"niy "a.ls l., kru9r. l07 '
,holi,' straight f,9o. pl,ro g. s.
,n,n 49, rransp"rt. 10 IT,
pace $3.50. show $40 ia. ,c.ulO. t. .
~ ''onucl.yl ,ncldI show s.. i
rune, lti2.1 Gro,N,unr. Iultu t.- =
hendol. Nttmaha, MuI ~rl goo.
s'l'r' star Actress amt Eorp A..'
seventh Race pnc lui,c auH -
ySris, Tor four. year oli4 auI
selling; purse $500 Icuur GrI.. :
neniryl, $3.50. So 10 and s"qo ...
W., ''trtcrl, second u'llh - "
s.,hn, Surprising, 10. tNurplA 81.
th'rd' Time, l.i!3-i. lAwlI' .s
v,ost' orange. Jessie Louise, l;ou,. -
MIS- Thorrc, stanley :, and lri-h N-.N7'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-23
RYAN SCORES FROM SCRATCH.
Takes Dash and Hurdle Race In 81.
Johns Prep Games.

j. Ryan. the Metropolitan Junior cham
pion hurdler. was the cynosure OF all
eyes at the fall athletic games held by
the students OF st. Johns College Prep
at the institutions field. Lewis and Will
loughby avenues. Brooklyn. yesterday.
He won both the 100 yard dash and 100
yard low hurdle handicap races from
scratch, In each case displayed good
speed and form, In the dash he made
10 3-5 seconds eased IN, and In the
hurdle finished In is l-5 seconds, which
IL a freshman at st. Johns,
Another boy who attracted consider
able attention was NJ, Quededo. a Cuban.
who is in the fourth year class. From
hs ndicap marks he finished first in 'he
so yard dash and second to Ryan in tho
100 yard dash, but he needed no ma ndl-
cap to win the 22o yard sprint.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-23
De ORC PROVES HIS
RIGHT TITLE
Plays Great Billiards in His
Match With SlOssOn and
Wins, $50 to 2O6. :,
FINAL BLOCK IS 80 TO -

Alfredo De ORC played billiards ., the
most entertaining variety last night ID
the final block OF his three cushion
match at Doyle's with George +. SCISSOR,
whom he defeated by a total score Of
$50 to zoe. He made so to his oppo.
ncnt's ~ In the closing session Of play.
DE orc rcgained the championship
during the week without playing a shot
when william r. Huey Of Chicago fore
feitcd the title, but he proved his right
to the crown in the great game he die.
played all through the Slosson ma,eA
Some billiard followers will exciaird
something about rs follows: The old
case OF a man being beaten at the other
fellows game! Slosson Is a star al
balkline. but a man can't change from
that game and make good against a first
class three cushion expert such an
explanation would be unfair to both men
Slosson really played high grade three
cushion. but De orc was great. Joh1
T. Doyle and other veteran students p1o
saw the match declare DE Oro's comblns.
ton Of conception and execution to have
been almost remarkable.
On each OF the Ave nights the cham,
pion made tho designated so points,
even IN the second block. when Siosson
outscored him by 50 to so, mainly be-
cause Of a run of 10. De Gro begin
play last night with a lead OF 200 70 l12,
needing only to make so before his ai-
versary could get IS. Under these cons
ditions he was able to take extreme
chance oil difficult shots without en-,
dangering his position.
Slosson struggled along as best hs
could against De Oro's safety play,
which he managed 20 keep In working
order despite his seeking to score Smut.
ta~neously. The Student continued 10
play we'll, though his high run of ne
night was only 3--De Gro ran i-but 10
was still sixteen points further behind
when the se~venty-two innings were over.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-23
NEWARK GETS SCHOOL MEET.
National Cha IN piOuships TO he Hell,
~ WerQuahic Park Next Yc,r

'NeWarl Will get tho principal out
door event Of the Public schools Athletic
League in 1915 to aid IN the 25Otb am
nivcrsaiy of the settlement of the ci,y
At "a meeting Of the high school games
committee Of the l.. :. 4. /. sanr,ion
was granted To the celebration com
mlttee to hold tho national inter.
scholastic track and field championships
at Wcequahic Park ON June 10. Thes.
games WIZ pre'ede the Championships
of the Amateur Athletic Union. which alsn
have been awarded to Newark for 1919
For the indoor season sanctions we,,
granted TO the following organization
tn hold scholastic events st. John,
Coll"g" A. a, January y John Wanna
maker Institute, March is Irish Amer.
can A, g., November -,
The high school cross country cham
pioushlp viii be run over the Jamaic.
lligh School course IN December 4 and
the elementary school indoor track and
field championships viii be- held in
Madison Square Garden on December
Is.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-23
TUYVESANT-MORRI
CONTEST HEADS CARD
Chief Of Eleven Games To-day
Has Bearing on Manhattan
School Supremacy.
~ HOLAsTIC EVENTS TO-DAY,

Fo'l
S;u, esan; ". Morris. at L..noS oval
ESQ l.. ".
Commor.c - Stamford, a, Stamford.
Conn. ":30 y. VI.
De Wit clinton Us. yonkers. a, yonkers.
ESQ y. ".
Flushing vs. $. Johns Prep. at Ebbe,s
Field. 1850 y. NJ.
Manual Training vs., Adelphi. at Ebbets
Field. $50 y. NJ.
Poly Prep vs. Boys High. a, Washington
Park, e;3o 4 "
Erasmus HAL We. Commercial. AZ Com.
m.rcial Ficii. $50 y NJ.
BAY htise " Brooklyn Prep a; Haw-
-; Pau -. norri.towu. at Morristovn.
:; rrsnsl- &req W: ,R+assYooa H'sn
Eq'sery Prep " Hamilton Institute, at
Washington r'rS. II 4 NJ
SOCCER
d"nla; Tt ming -, rommercieL, a;
c"mmsFI,aa Fi'id i:iSr n
Erasmu: - Curtis. at psrAd.
', Eaaadcr end, n. Townsend Harris. a,
crotohs Park. 1890 \ NJ
Mnrri' " ommorce. A. Commerce. $3.50
GOLF.
GTeats9 New York In;.r.cho.asttc In.
ai1idual Championship Tournament. a.
Van Cort'Judt Park, = \ ",
CEoSS-COuNTRY
Commerce " Boys High. o., Commerce.
l"t&o 4 VI
The Stuyvcsaut-Morr.s High game a,
l.enoX W features tho scholastic
schedule ot eleven football games to.
day S~,uyvesant must win TO keep II.
,hs lnnning FOR the championship 81
Manhattan Isle, II has been defeated
already by Commerce and another de-
feat viii eliminate all possibility OF Its
carrying of the honors. The ga me should
prove one OF the most gruelling of the
season. The e,evens are on abou, equal
footing. with Morris perhaps having the
shade advantage rs they size w. Las.
yea. Morris won by a score of a to 0,
but = - doubtful If il can roll up a
score as large this year.
The scholastic eleveus of Byooklvr
also offer good cards. with four of tn,
most important games OF the season or.
Tie quartet of games having "A cham
pionsh!p end to them are Adelphi Acad-
envy -. Manual Training. Bay Ridge W..
brooklyn Prep. Poly Prep ". Boys Higl,
and Commercial vs., Erasmus Hall. The
big game of the day will he the Nanual-
Ndelphl contest, 20 be played as the
star attraction Of "a double header a,
Ebbets Field. In tho first game Flush
ING viii line up against St. Johns
Prep. Neither team has been defeated So
far. and as much depends upon the ont.
come the players are sure to battle ro,
all that is In hem. Adelphi won las.
year by a score of : 10 i. Incidentally
aiding it in winning the title of cham
pion OF Brooklyn. To date Manual has
SHOWN better form, although McClave's
oAarSes have been coming along rapidly.
Besides football other attractions arc
offered in ~cross-country running. soc,or
and Solf. The Greater New York ,ut,r.
scholastic individual golf championship
will be decided over the links NJ Va,
tortlandt Park, beginning at A At
-Four championship soccer games M,
scheduled. while Commerce and Roy
high will hold a dual ~c.oss.countrv
chase over the formers course.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-23
FRESHMEN PERFORM WELL.
COIumb ia Youngsters score Once
on Horace Mann Eleven.

Colunbia's freshman football toam
played a practice game with Horace
Mann on South Field yesterday after
noon II managed 10 score one touch
while banking its opponent. r
Dunn carried h ball over the line after
nearly al hour OF scrimmage in which
the ball moved rapidly up and down
the field. Fumbles prevented several
~touchdowns, two by Horace Mann and
four by Columbia. On one occasion Hor-
ace Mann fumblcd on C%olumbia's 10
yard line was allowed to keep the
ball.
Bud Culloton starred for the Columbia
cubs, carrying the ball for ten and
twenty yards on nearly every trial. He
ripped off twenty five yards TO the .
yard line and made tho opening through
which Dunn shot for n touchdown II.
Atwater and Livingston played best for
Horace Mann.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-23
PACKARD SURPLUS LARGER.
set Increase Of aI,O1S,026 for the
Year IL shown.

manufacturing facilities at the Packard
Motor Car Company are shown in the an.
nual report of Henry Il. JOY. president
of the company, just submitted 10 tie
stockholders.
While the company's revenues from
sources for tho year ended August y
a total Of Sls.32j.722. tn. to;Al
disbursements were sle.i9e.o1J, Inclus
ing heavy expenditures on the plan, -
self.
Cash on hand Angus; 81 amounted 70
S2.2s9.lll, against s~2.i6c.t64 a yeau
ago. The surplus vas SS.7l3,741. a na
increase OF Sl.glj.o26 for the year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-23
PRINCETON FRESHMEN FAST.
Easily Win Fall Handicap Track
Meet From Sepiors,

PRINCETON. ". j.. Oct. 22.--The fresh.
man class ran of with tho annual fall
handicap track meet here to-day. getting
SO points to the seniors 10. The juniors
and sophomores were third and fourth.
with II and 0 points respectively.
There were no high individual scores.
Erdm8n n Werner, both freshmen,
made good showings, Erdman was first
In the low and third In the high hurdles,
while Werner took INST honors In the
milo run and third In the half. Tho
freshmen won first In all but two events.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-23
smith Sues Newark for salary.

NEWARK, y. j.. oct. 22.-fIsrry Smith
former manager OF the Nova ark team ol
the International League, startei sui(
to-day In the circuit Court for $3.50
damages agains, the club. The money
represents alleged unpaid balances unaer
Smiths salary for 1914 and his cNpelsa
accounts for 1913 and 1914. Tho Nevs
ark Baseball and AmIscnen Company
is named AZ defendant. No answer has
been filed by the club.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-23
Te-daS's Football schedule.

Harvard W. Cornell at Cambridge
Yale va Washington and Jefferson at
New Haven.
Princcton W. Dartmouth At Princeton.
Penn va Ptttsburg at Philadelphia
Army W. 0eorgetown at West Point.
Navy vs.. Virginia p. l., ct Annapolis.
Brown ". Syracuse ~ Providence.
Amherst Va. Wesleyan at Amherst.
Williams Va. Trinity at Springfield.
Columbia ~. 81. Lawrence at South
Fordham W. Holy Cross at Fordham.
Haverford W. ~. Y. u, at Haverford.
Carlisle We. Bucknell at Carlisle.
Lafayette W.. Albright at Easton.
Lehigh W. Muhienberg at South Beth.
Penn state vs.. West virginia Wesleyan
swsrthmore vs.. =. and NJ. a, swarth.
more.
Tufts VS.. Boston College at Medsord.
Union W. Stevens at Schenectady.
Colgate VI. Rensselaer, at Hamilton.
Dickinson VS.. Lebanon Valley at Car
isle.
Gettysburg VS.. 81. Johns at Gettysburg.
Hamilton Va. Hobart, at Clinton.
Johns Hopkins w. Washington at Bal
timore.
Springfield vs.. Vermont al Springfield.
Chicago va Purdue at Chicago.
Illinois vs.. North western at Crbana-
Michigan Vs. Michigan Angles at Ann
Arbor.
Minnesota vs.. Iowa at Minneapolis.
Nebraska vs.. SotPe Dame at Lincoln.
West Virginia W.. Washington and Lee
Char1estowu.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-23
stone WANG uishes kaIthoH.

CINCINNATI. Oct. 22.-Joseph Stone Of
New York. making his first appearance
here IN the Interstate Three Cushion
Billiard League tonight. defeated Will
lam Kalthon. Cincinnati representative.
so TO 80. stones high run was five
and kalthof's four. The winner played
96 innings. the loser IS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-23
F0RDHAM EXPECTS TROUBLE.
Holy Cross Eleven Outw liz ms
LocaI Team Twenty Pounds.

Coach Vaughn ordered n secret drill!
for the Fordham varsity yesterday. the
first this season. The final workout for
the Holy Cross game to-day included
forward passes and punting formations,
with Yule doing the booting. capt.
Dunn said the backfield Is in splendid
form, but the line is weak in spots.
Kane's position at guard. filled by Ben
son. is a source Of worry TO Vaughn. for
Holy Cross outweighs Fordham twenty
pounds on the rush line. Grace Will
play end in place OF corridcn. but it is
n tossup between the end men. although
Grace has shown surprising strength on
pass formations during the last week.
A blackboard tall OF an hour ended
the practice. Yule remained until dark
with Coach Cusack and his placement
kicks from all angles may cause trouble
for Holy Cross.
Holy Cross colnes to New York for
the first time since 1903 with one of the
best teams in years. A Holy Cross VIC
cording to Coach Vaughn, but he expects
"a hard battle. Play will begin AT 3
o'clock.
New York University VIII meet the
Haverford College eleven this afternoon
at Haverford, Last season the local
team defeated the Quaker players, Is to
I. This year, however. the Violet rooterS
believe that the score will be "A larger
one. In he afternoon the Mount Vernon
High school team will meet the scrubs
OH Ohio Field.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-23

erospert Psvk Football Results.
~. ,. Wyoming, IL; T.. :. $. Texas q
a. c., Is: Parkway r. C., q. "
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-23

Pacific Coast Irsgus.
San Francisco. .; OAKLAND, q.
Salt Lake. S. Los Angeles. i.
Vernon. :; Portland, 1.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-23

ANNAPOLIS, Md. Oct. e2,-Erery
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-17
FIFTEEN ESCAPE
White Convicts Cut Telephone Wires
and Make Succersfui Break for
Liberty in Carolina.

ASHEVILLE. y. g. November is.-
After cutting all telephone wires to
and from their camp, fifteen white con-
victs, serving terms ranging from six
months to two years the county
roads. made successful break for
liberty last night about IL o'clock from
the Sandy Mush camp, about ten miles
from this city. Al o'clock to- night
only two OF tho escaped convicts had
been captured, these being caught near
Marshall. Madison County. The sheriff
OF Buncombe County did not receive
news OF the Wholesale delivery until g
o'clock this morning.
The Sandy Mush camp usually houses
about forty men in the white section,
thesc being qnartered twenty to cell
The fifteen convicts who escaped went
through a window after It's bars had
been filed. Tho county authorities have
ordered an investigation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-17
Sufraglst Rally
Is Not Permitted
patriotic Meeting" in London
Cancelled When Purpose
Becomes KnoUn.

LONDON. November 16.-"A patriotic
meeting" organized by the Women's
Social and Political Union. over which
Mrs. Emmeiinc Pankhurst was to pre-
side on Thursday in Royal Albert Hall.
and which was to demand loyal and
vigorous conduct OF the war" has been
Cancelled by the hall management pre-
mature announcement by Mrs. Pank-
hurst. disclosing the real purpose OF the
meeting. caused the cancellation In
her announcement. which took the form
OF letter. Mrs. Pankhurst said:
The betrayal OF Serbia has come
as a final. tragic proof that neither the
honor nor the interests Of the nation
are safe In the present hands, and that
In particular the Prime Minister and
Sir Edward Grey are UNIT for the great
and responsible positions they hold. In
order TO give expression TO the prevail
ing Indignation great meeting Is to
be held
Mrs. Pankhurst. commenting on tho
order cancciing the meeting. said
This inspired attempt to deprive the
nation OF It's right to protest will not
succeed. The meeting will be held at
a time and place to be announced latc-."
simultaneously tho Wom.n's Social
and Political Union announced that it
would hold it's usual weekly meeting at
the London Pavilion on Thursday.
where Mrs. Pankhurst would deal with
the situation. but this project also was
defeated. as the manager of the Pa
riljon notified Mrs. pankhurst that the
thcater was engaged. and. therefore.
not available
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-17
PREPARING FOR CAUCUS
Ways md Means Committee VIII Have
Nominations Ready When Meet
ing Is Held on December 4.

WASHINGTON. November l6.-Dcmo-
cratic members Of the Ways and Means
Committee. il was announced to-day
will meet here November 81 10 take up
the organization OF the new House OF
Representatives. The committee will
have its recommendations. including
the chairmanships Of principal commit
tees. ready when the Democratic
caucus meets. December 4, two days
before the opening of Congress. Rep.
resentative kitchin. of North Carolina.
already chosen by the caucus for
chairman of the Ways and Means Com
mittee. plans to come TO Washington
several days before the meeting
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-17
RICHMOND LEADS THEM ALL
LOcai teSrrvr Rnuk Shows Farnings ot
a2G.S72 for the Month of
Ocfohcr

WASHINGTON November l6.--The
twelve Federal Reserve banks earned
s22l.9b4 during October. while their
current expenses during that period
were Sl34,0i7. according to IA state
ment issued to-day by the Federal
Reserve Board. The earnings were
about $4,000 greater than any previous
month shown, the exports were greater
than those in September and August,
but less than those in July. Only one
bank. ST. Louis. failed to show an cx-
cess Of earnings over exports. although
the Philadelphia bank showed a sur
plus of only s77.3a for the month. The
Richmond bank led all others i'm earn
ings. with S26.S72. Its expenses wero
Sl0.l33
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-17
ALVAH MARTIN ACCUSED
Republican Clerk OF Norfolk County
Said to Have Collected His
Fees Illegally.
Especial TO the Times-Dispatch.

Especial TO 7~hc Times -Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, VA. November l6.-Coun-
ty Judge &, w. Coleman TO day declined
to comment or tho report which has
been filed with him by the committee
he appointed TO examine the Office of
the Clerk of Norfolk County. Alvah II.
Martin The committees report alleges
that III" county clerk has collected fees
illegally and has made overchargcs in
MANY cases. u is also charged that
certain records arc in bad condition.
Mr.. Martin has tled an answer deny
ing he> has made illegal charges. and
defending his inistratlon OF the
Office lie has been county clerk thirty
four years and is a prominent banker.
Politically he has been known for years
as the head OF county fusionsm. H..
is also Republican national committee
man from Virginia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-17
"SLACKERS" LEFT ON DOCK
Fifty Young Men. Eligible for MiIitnr,
Service. Are Refused Trans
portation,

Especial Cable to The Times u spatch ]
GLASGOW. November 16.--The Gu
nard liner Tusconia sailed for New
York TO-DAY with zoo passengers
aboard.
When the Cunarder departed ffty
young men eligible for military ser
vice were left on tho dock. owing to
their inability 10 show passports from
the Foreign Office, as recently required.
The new regulation is being enforced
to prevent the emigration from the
country of "slackers' desircus of
avoiding enlistment.