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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-21

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-21

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lid Elm glmerifoner iino umgefon1-
men, ais Ger britii9e 0ampfer
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Sofia lit ongeblit BON einem Ger
ben ein glttentat periibt moroen bel
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fIGrt iib bereit, ieine @ntideiOun9 in
Sohen oes omerifaniiHcn GampferS
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portliG.
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bGnoiat morin ronItatirt miro, OaB
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nit @eihiiBen alsseriiitet miiroen
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teIt Dem britiiben ouslp1rtigcn 9lmt
Oas @eueismatcrial iiber geitim.
mung Der 9aoung Der n@iI6elmino4
uno 6eantraet ibre ioiortige 6rei-
gabc.
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bon Oen 9riten unternonmenc glns
9rifie lnter Dem oeutiden 6euer 5r-
ianmenge6roden.
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un0 @ielsf in gloropoIen iino bon
Den 0elitiden 9enonmen poroen, 0ie
babel 1000 ruiiiibe @eianeene oe-
maAt baben.
Sin glusioll Der ruiiiiben 6elhmg
&opno, Die pon ben aus SipreuBen
boroeorlmgeuen 0eittiheu belagert
miro, lit miB9liidt.
syn oen aurpotben ba6en sic in Der
@egeno bon 0ltfla fdmpfenoen 9iui.
len i'm 3eitrolum meniger Gage an
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Sdiffen freie Eaiiage na9 engliibcn
rmo onoeren Sdfeu 81 sepdbrel
wenn iie BON amerifoniideu &ricgs-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-21
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Gin nihcroroeutlideS Gomiic oes
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9lifloae 5n uuteriuden oaB ldlcdtc
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uooiiNe Gruppen-Goutingent oer 6ri'
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meroen Gem Nliuiiicr ser 2Rli{
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-21

9loleigb, R.Go 20 8ebular.
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moourd nIterlagt miro, Spirituolcn
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gloro-Garoltno ob5ulieiern 1T aciieut
bonn lluterbmis ser 0e8islatar miac
nommeu worocu uuo ae9t iebt oa
0cn Senat
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-21
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oct
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-06
WOMAN SLABS POLICEMAN
Gnlhrnith TcstitcS In Police Court ia
Disorder, Conduct of Mrs.
Gertrude Taylor.

Another Police Court comedy.
tragedy was staged Yesterday: this
time with 4 number OF Ancient and
Honorable Artillery. Of Boston. as spec
tators.
The climax of the proceedings came
when Mrs. Gertrude Taylor slapped
Policeman \. H. Galbraith in the face
for tcstifying ne had pccpcd over a
transom in the house at 42i Yves; Broad
street and secured evidence which
caused Policeman j. J. Smith and him
self to arrest the woman and Fountain
ID. Green on charge OF dis
orderly conduct. Galbraith Immediate
~ grabbed the woman ana forced her
back against the rail. They were sep
arated by court officers, and Justice
Crutchfeld issued bench warrants for
each Of them. charging them with
being disorderly and lighting in the
court.
Galbraith was in the midst OF his
testimony against the pair when the
woman attacked him. His evidence
was OF such Il nature as TO cause Jus
tice CrutChneld to convict both Mrs
Taylor and Green, and TO fine each
Of them $50 and costs. The woman
was charged also with conducting a
disordcrly house at iel West Broad
street. and was granted n continuance
until October OH this charge. Mrs
w. H. Moore was charged also with
a similar offensc. and she will be given
a hcarin" in the Police Court at the
same time. The case against Galbraith
and the Taylor woman will be heard
at that time also
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-06
MISS HETH IS ILL
'irIihi" Hostess at Exposition :. i'm
san Francisco ii""pitai---NiiN~ Mice
Davis II Acting Hostess

Miss Mamie Randolph ic.h. hostess
ama racihc ir'orua,ar-l l-yT-si,, . a.,
has heen danF"rouss iu IN Sar
Francisco hospital for ONO dnys IT,,
il now believed To- t, on r,. r,a
acnVcry
News Of inc n!ncs u ,u-s Nom was
deceived yesterday .n 4.,,., t
Miss Alice Chancellor Davis uno bss
been acting as hostcs. aurlup IT,, Ak
sence OF Miss iietn Miss Eo,h con
tracted 4 severe colo Some rn.~ ago.
which developed into pleur.sy a..
has passed the danger point Miss
Davis reports, and her recovery 81, hut
a matter OF q shori time
James RcllwOOd, AZ gI..,,rf.lI
owner OF the Redwood farn. w,ns"
agricultural exhibit at tho san Frau.
cisco show has attracted ,,ia. attain.
ZION left IN" exposition .ijy last yc.I.
accompanied by his daughter. Mis-,
Helen Bellwood They viii spcnd ;
week or more in Los Angeles. ana ln,r,
will return Nome by easy stages. M.
riv!ng mere carly in November.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-06
ARRESTED ON ARSON CHARGE
MnN SturInnn. Merchant, Charged with
setting Fire To His store on
August IL.

Detectives Of the state Burcau of In
surancc. who investigated the fire that
burned the store Of Max .Sturman Tnl
North Fourth street. on tn. Night ,f
August IL, yesterday swore OUT a war
rant against the proprietor of the
place. charging him with the crime
The insurance bureau slcuths had
previously laid their information he
fore the grand jury of the Hastings
Court, and secured the Indictment of
Sturman. who is Il storckccpcr of pro
rious good reputation. The Indictment
was returned on Monday.
When the accused man learned vcs
tcrday that the warrant had been
issued he voluntarily surrendered and
was released on & bond OF $4,000 lie
will have preliminary hearing on
the charge of arson October 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-06
Will Aid IN Fight
AGAINST Malaria
DR., Henry Garter Assigned by
Smgeon-Ceneral to Special
Work in Virginia.

Dr. Henry Carter. surgeon in chargo
OF the United States Public Health ~,
Marine Hospital. at baltimore w,s
yesterday detailed by Surpcon-.orsr,,
Rupert Blue to cooperate with TIM
state hoard of Health in stamping out
malaria in Virginia. DIR. Ernion q
" iiiiahs, state Health Commissioners
s . iast night that he had requested
.he surgeon General to send DR. Car
ter to virginia for the purpose of in
NcstlGatinE conditions where maIari.
pfcNaiis TO any great extent
br. Williams said there was no
! acute situation at any point in the
State ut present but that Dir c,rtor
would be taken TO Wilson'S DipvIddIo
county, and other points on the South
sldc. from which requests have bccn
received for assistance from the State
authorities y separate Investigation
Will be made of conditions in each To-
calitE. ana recommendations made nv
Or Garter of the best method TO Grbt
malaria.
Last year the Surgeon General sent
an expert to Virginia. and great as
ISSUANCE was rendered the Health
board IN several sections. DIR. Will
liams is anxious that DR. Carter be
permitted to remain in the state until
he has had an opportunity To go over
the entire area in which malaria is
prevalent
Dr carter is n native of virginia.
ana brother Of Viii Carter n prnmi-
ncnt attorney of Ashland. He was with
the Public Health Service in the Canal
Zone and took an active part in tho
work which resulted in stamping out
malaria and yellow fever while the
Panama Canal was being dug lie IS
regarded as one Of the best posted sur
Eeons in the service on malaria and
Kindred diseases
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-06
Yours very truly.
tSiSned) II. .. STUART.
ROBERT II. PRENTIS.
G. LEE. MOORE
CANNOT WITHDRAW REPORT,
SAYS tT,rOK NEN -EIENIHR |

The Attorney Generals opinion is
given in the following communica-
ton
Office OF the Attorney-Gcncral.
Richmond October 3. 1918.
Hon. II. g. Stuart chairman State Ad-
visory Board on Taxation, Rich
mond, Va.
Dear Sir.--I have yours Of September
IS, transmitting certain correspondence
between John r.. Minor chairman of
the Local Board OF Review for the city
OF Richmond and the state Advisory
Board on Taxation. YOu requested my
opinion upon the questions raised in
the correspondence. Upon reading the
same, together with the circular OF the
state board OF September Il. 1915. re-
fcrred TO IN the spondcncc. | find
Il number Of questions discussed. |
take il for granted, however, that my
opinion Al this time is desired only
upon the question propoundcd by the
local board Of review at whose re-
quest my opinion is now asked.
1t appears that III the circular of
the state board, issued September II.
YOU advised that:
Examiners OF Records and Local
Boards OF Review post ponc assessments
OF such property 'omittcd property for
previous years. and the merchants
license tax and incomes omitted from
/ taxation for years previous to 1915,
though all possible data should now
be secured for future use"
1t appears from the circular that the
purpose OF the state board in giving
this advice was to afford the General
Assembly at its next session an Op-
portunity to declare the policy OF the
state with reference to such assess
mentS.
IN reply To this circular the local
board of review Informed your board
/ that before the receipt OF your advice
, OF September II they had received
from the Examiner OF Records his COM
pletc reports of omitted taxes for the
years 1912, 1913 and 1919. and had
reviewed and certified said reports to
! the proper officers
! The local board now desires to know
whether. in the opinion Of the At
torney- General, they may withdraw
said reports in order that the same
may be withheld until after the meet
| ing OF the General Assembly. am
OF the opinion that the Local Board
! of Review has no legal right to with
draw said reports for the purpose in :
| dicated. nor do / understand from the
! reading or the correspondence that
your board has ever asserted that the
local board had any such right.
l am not sure that you desire my
| opinion on any other questions re-
ferred to In the correspondence and
circular. hcreinbcfore mentioned but a.
quest any other questions referred to.
will be glad for YOU to indicate she.
officially the questions upon which Won
desire my opinion.
Yours very truly.
(Sigpcd)
JOHN GARLAND POLLARD,
At'orney-Gencral of Virginia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-06
FAILS TO QUALIFY
7. Allen Fox Must he Again Amounted
on state Board of
EmbnlmIng.

Because 7. Allen Fox, of Danville.
WHO was appointed To the State Board
OF Embalming by Governor Stuart
June II neglected TO qualify for the
once until August %. il is necessary.
Tor the Governor 10 rcappoint him His
ne" commission will be issued to-day.
Fox had unconsciously for:oitcd no
office.
Whcn the Governor learned that Fox
"aa waited two months after his ap-
polntmcnt before qualifying. he con
suited Mtorncy-Gencral Pollard who
ADVISED MIN that tn" failure OF tho
appoihtcc to take the oath OF Office
within ten days from the dsto NJ an
pointmcnt lcf, the place vacant lie
announced Yesterday that he would
meet the legal requirements by re-
appointing the Danvillc man.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-06
POLLARD SAYS SUIT AGAINST
MORGAN WILL BE DROPPED
WIZ or Martha Washington Has Bcen
>hrrrndcrrh TncondifIonnuy nv
\Gcni of New York Finnucicr

AN"rney-Gcncrai John Garland Pol
ara announced yesterday that he in
'u"et 10 ask the Supreme Cour, OF
rye 'h'i"d states. when II meets next
week. 70 dismiss the suit Instituted
l%A!hsi j. l"crpont Morgan, Jr., the
Ne" Aolh banker. FOR the recovery OF
va! 81 Martha Washington
The Will has been turned over n
Virginia without any conditions" said
MI Pollard. AT FIRST Mr. Morgan Of
i'rcd I" surrender the document upon
,uhai'i"n II would Ice given to the
NJ vernon Association Yesterday Mr..
o'E"H agent Internationally turned
ne Wa! "'cr to the Virginia authori-
les. Fhat ends tho suit"
me harthn Washington will was
"''H RON Fairfax Courthouse during
~ va IL eventually fell into the
hands o: ). P!erpon, Morgan. who MIR.
chAscG Il. Wv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-06
0STE0PATHS TO MEET
Annual Session of Vfrginin >ociefx IN
'c Held in Norfolk
October q.

The annual meeting Of the Virginia
Osteopathic Society will be held in Nor
folk October Q. The program COMPRISE
papers by DR. Jerome Knowles. OF
Newport News; DR. r. 4. Bagley. of
suffolk: DR.. c. X Garrett, of lynch
burg: DR.. NJ. l.. Richardson. of Nor
FOLK; DR.. Roberta Smith, of Lynch
burg, and Dir. Charles Carter OF Dam
Vile. DR. II. S. Becker, of stanton.
VIII demonstrate osteopathic methods
of treatment. Revision of the consti-
tuition and bylaws. committee reports
and election of officers constitute the
main items Of business.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-06
CAPTAIN SHIP TO VISIT
INFANTRY COMPANIES
""r commitment Seeks TO Bring Stntc
M1iti" TO Highest Degree
of Efficiency.

For The nurno.,I,f
infantry companies of the VIRGINIA
Volunteers, Captain \. NJ shin, rnt,u,
states Army insnoc,or
d,,, -, 49, a'ruc'or on
''ie Ad1ntant-Gcnerars office.
VIII make tour OF the State. begin
mln ,E ms month. Fifteen companies
NIL ne visited this month and the re-
mainder during November.
The regular United States Army In
Sptction or tho Virginia Volunteers
VIII begin carly in 1916, and Cantain
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-06
LUXEMBOURG ROAD LAW
UPHELD BY WADD|LL
Denies Motion of Mailman Lumber
Company Against Wide
Tire Law.
ALLEGE CLASS LEGISLATION
Petitioners Claimed Officers Discrim-
mated Against It's Teams-Court
Holds Four-lnch Tire Law for
2,O0O-Pound Load to BE Valid.

Judge Edmund waddin Jr.. sitting
in the United States Distric; Court.
yesterday denied the motion of counsel
for the waltman Lumber Company TO
cnjoin and restrain the enforcement
of resolution passed by the Board
OF Supervisors OF LuncnburE County
regulating traffic on an improved
highway passing through Lewiston
MaEisterial District OF that county.
The injunction bill brought before the
court also embodied a petition that
Judge Waddin make provision for the
awarding Of damages TO the plaintiff,
alleged TO have resulted through dis
criminatory Legislation of the Lunen-
burg supervisors. Attorney George T..
Allen, counsel for the lumber company,
noted an appeal
The action at law. in which the Board
of Supervisors. Magistrate q. l.. Dun
navant, of Lewiston District: r. T.
scott, county engineer: Common
wcalth's Attorney Ncedham Stuart
Turnbull, and Constable H. w Wor-
sham were defendants grew out of a
resolution effective from November Is.
1913. and which reads. in part as fol-
lows: NO wagon hauling over any
Improved road in this county aflcr
November Id, 1913. shall be loaded
whose contents shall weigh more than
1000 pounds This shall not apply to
the hauling OF fruits OF the farming
industry. provided. however. that
wagons equipped with four-inch tircs
or moro wide shall be loaded to n
maximum weight of . 900 pounds This
order shall remain in force until the
Board OF Supervisors shall amend or
rcsc!nd the same
PETITIONERS ALI.:GE
CLASS LEGISLATION
1t was alleged In the Injunction bin
That the resolution is piece OF pure
class legislation. aimed ut lumber
dealers exclusively and particularly at
me Waitman Lumber Company The
iact that the complainant is not n ma
tive OF Virginia, but Is n PENNSYLVANIA
company, with Offices In Phi!aIelphia.
was suggested as ground for pre-
JUDGE on tho part OF the board in the
passage of law, as we'll as on the IA RI
or the officers In its proper enforce
nent Other lumber dealers. IL was
pointed out. operating in the county
haa been known TO violate the law
put no prosecutions had been entered
In It's own case, all drivers OF wagons
ior the company had been twice ar
rested and heavily fined
The Mailman Lumber Company
complained that the operation of the
road law had practically nut II on,
Of business. /, has to carry its lum-
Der from four to eight miles over an
improved highway. leading through
Lewiston Magisterial District. and,
win small loads, the cost Of produc-
ZION ana putting 1t on the market Is
greater than its receipts. II has been
Obliged 10 turn down many large or
u"Fs' IL says. as we'll as violate GER
'ain contracts and stands in danger
on being defendants in damage suits
Dhsed on It's violation. The Injunction
PHI charged deprivation of proportv
without duo process of law guaranteed
under the Constitution OF the United
States.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-06

Abraham Dorf. Joseph Jacobson and
j. Abraham, for agreeing together to
conceal assets in bankruptcy proceed
inSs after Dorf had been duly ndjudi-
Gated a bankrupt on MAY & Ii is al
legged that dorf concealed $l.075
Clarence NJ. Petit. for expressing
through the Adams Express COMPANY
at Richmond. on August 10, package
containing obscene pictures. consigned
to John Mcmillan. 81. Louis
Alex Roberts. alias Alex Skeeter
alias G. Nelson, alias Harry Williams.
Tor unlawfully having in possession
eight grains Of cocaine hydro chlorate
NJ NORFOLK. on or about June &c. A
second count charges that he had the
same drug in his possession on tpc dov
preceding. Witnesses against him wer.
Special Agent j. II. c. Grasty, Of the
Internal Revenue Department; Captain
w. =. Ford of Norfolk; Victor Down,
Of Norfolk; and DR.. Israel Brown. Misc
of Norfolk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-06
HOPEWElL STEAMBOAT LINE
APPLIES FOR CHARTER
"'hcers Are Reuben Burton. Phil G.,
Ne'iE' Charles ii. TtastcIbere
And Lee ID. Hancock

Application for n charter was filed
yesterday with the clerk of the State
a.. the recently organized Merchants
Steamboat Company.
II is stated in the application that
the company VIII operate line Of
steamers between Richmond and Hone
Well city Point and Petersburg. The
richmond terminal will be at the foot
OF Eighteenth street The company
is capitalized at $4,000. and the of1icers
are Reuben Burton, president: Phil G..
Kelly, vice president; Charles III. Kas-
teiberg, secretary and treasurer and
Lee b. Hancock. general manager.
The steamers will make four trips
daily between Richmond and the gun
cotton city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-06
ORAF IS WILL RECEIVE
IMMEDIATE CREDIT
Nc" Exchange Rules Are Announced
by Federal Reserve Bank
of Richmond.
TIME OF TRANSIT ELIMINATED
Checks on Richmond Banks and
trust Companies Will Hereafter
lie Received by Federal Reserve
Bank OF New York mt Par.

Member banks of the Fifth Federal
reserve District were nSiacd. ves,er.
day, by Governor George j. Seav NJ Tho
Richmond Federal Reserve Bank -,,+
an arrangement has been pcrfectcd I'm,
ue' "h'ch drafts on the Richmond
D"hk VIII be received by the Federal
reserve Bank of New York from mem
ocrs OF It's collection system. until rur-
thcr notice, for Immediate cred,, ar
par. o.
Up 10 the present time, drafts IN
Federal reserve banks have bcc,I re-
ce!Ved ny other Federal reserve banks
SUBJECT 10 deferred credit. according To
Il prearrangcd schedule. The deferred
credit period between tho Fedora, 10
serve Bank Of Richmond and New
YORK has been one dny--thc time OF
transit y"
me effect OF the new ARRANGEMENT.
"hich Is effective at once. will be to
make Richmond a par point" as re-.
CARDS the currency Of drafts on iha
Richmond Federal Reserve Bank In
New York. Everywhere in the Fin
Federal Reserve District it Will have
the eject OF making drafts on the local
change.
GHEGbs VIII, RECEIVE
IMMEDIATE CREDIT
The member banks were advised
also that by arrangement with tho
Federal Reserve Bank OF New York
checks and drafts on all Richmond
banks and trust companies both mem
hcTs and not members. Will also be re-
ceived by that bank from members OF
It's collection system. until furthe, no.
tice. Tor Immediate credit at par
Heretofore drafts on the Richmond
Federal Reserve Bank, deposited with
the Federal Reserve Bank OF New
YORK, were not credited to the deposl.-
or's account on the day they were re-
ccivcd. The credit was deferred one
day TO allow for transit TO Richmond
and payment at the local institution.
The new arrangement eliminated tho
dcfcrnent. and dvafts on the Richmond
bank VIII DC rc0,ivcd AT the Federal
Reserve Bank OF New York for imrne-
date credit at par.
Incidentally. the new Arrangement
VIII benefit local banks and trust COM
panies not members OF the Federal re-
serve system. The local Federal re-
serve bank will undertake TO collect ut
par drafts on all Richmond banks, and
the New York Federal Reserve Bank
VIII receive all such drafts for imme-
date credit. This will have the effect
OF giving TO drafts on Richmond banks
the currency OF New York Exchange In
respect TO the collection system OF the
New York Federal Reserve Ranks.