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REAL ESTATE

Sew f.room modern house. situated
close tn cascn and Rsveuna car lines
priso reduced to D. 300 on exceptional
BE- good terms Phone North 1851
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LITTLE FARM. so1s

30 minutes Walk to Lake Washing
tom new. well built cottage we'll.
Two chicken houses. an fenced
fine view ~ lake and mountains
Reliable party can arrange very
eaav terms Apply 90 office on
Anderson pharf Madison park
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SAN FRANCISCO. Cal April p.
"A drama OF chance has brought
about the meeting Of 20-year-old
Miss Violet Silver. an accomplish
ed yiolinist OF this city. and her
father. a wealthy Manchester. Eng
land. manufacturer. for the first
time IN their lives
The girl wss born some months
after Meyer Silver then a poor inn
migrant from England TO Califor-
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MAIN S400
The Seattle Star
BUSINESS
DIREGT DRY

This directory is intended
for the convenience Of any one
desiring something a little out
OF the ordinary in their daily
needs and requiring II in a
hurry. The firms represented
below make a specially OF i'm
mediate service and will glad
~ furnish any information
that is necessary. Remember,
satisfaction is guaranteed by
every advertiser.
Just Use Your Telephone
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CHOOSE SOW

Make sour selection riFht awaY Cath.
cart lands STE selling rapidly Those
" hu ohnnsH firsf chons. beet Dnif So
minutes ride ~ train nr auto Wa have
several nice tracta vith houses ready
fnr occupancy Easiest kind ~ terms
Let ~ take you out this week.
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Just Use Your Telephone


LOON HEaf-Th~ -arrstn store ~
Orrid<usat ave. rcrrer Msin. sells n~N
end seeona hand suits and os~rcostA
- go M. oft coats ase up; pants sec
Mp. haks and Shoes. soc up wntrhs.
40 wn fen's ts~slry guns trucks a.
lowest prices
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s~roHNrVs- ar-tsw
Fffe~FfT. r FARF FtN.--tts y Y. BIZ
Cereal practice estates Av- hufhanf
SIT wfse. ransstffsfiaf free tiiiaff ee'
ADVICE FHEE JOSEPH kttEN At
TON WV. - yssr~' exrs-irnr~. iaws -
f~~tsrf ard wife rrop~-tv riEhfs
CONSULT ALTON FREE Room. tcs-
tae rife~s Nsssfr rffr vstr 9HtN
JON Il pARNER-.ti I.von Bldr Mslr
ssfs IS PEARS experience n Chicago
r~urfs
WILLIAM RHfNg-Attorrev At Law
fsfa FIRST ave sssttfe T~teuhons Ell
ffotr SAT- Advice sr~~ On snv suhi~ct
sif letters promptly answered; laws 81
husband ard wife promptly aeiustef
weekiy ren1rfs rnas@ on cniiecfinns
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ETEE:
$50 CASH DowN

20 sores dfrsf Kind o. slider land n@as
Nininfh eNanff ran4, Hsnf srhnai ana
HriEhbufs rrirr 500 tta PEI month
WRIST COAST LNNn $50
1lffttf American Nank Hinw
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SC R-E-r- N-ss.C NH. N-s
stop tho Ply
lef n touch with nng direct 10
from factory .to-you plan ~ n
viii Save vcu g a. 60 psr
cent op al building materials
We operate our nen factory.
end make Immediate ship
ment from largest stock 10
West
screens ...t..ts tar uf'
sash cor half uintc~s screens
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WHIST WHEELER
800 colman flpsh Main 1871
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woRKINoNEN

cell LAM close to lDta ~ safk Trs
tha one way Co. rri home 8H o.
small capital Oct mF free circular
~ e.. pLrEitf nvnef b.0g9 Affes
200 Third Ave
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% FOR RENT, Furnished.

Use Star Wants Ads for Re
suits,
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MISCELLANEOUS

NEw rINNos ron iJf;Nr. WnNr 40.
piisA ca pasehsss Meyer raner. az
FHnf4n
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HoMESTEADS

toMhHrEADB that viii STOW ersin.
vegetables. corn. Trw townships faHs
acre hnmsstondH just open new rail.
fuhd building free coal. good water
Art qulrh Inquire = r. COREY Zoe
Madison o. Main tfpi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-25
DIFEE:Rt.NC SUSCEPTIBLE:
Tu tM!tNIII.i: SETTLEMENT

VIENNA. December - tvia I.ondoD
In ali quarters tho conviction is now
entertained that The differences between
Austria Hungary and the United states
which arose from the Ancona incident
are susceptible TO amicable settlement
Til" Gariau reply to the
latest Ancona note may he expected in
a fcw days.
The second .\ncoua note from Wash
inGiou j. being studied here Mean
while. the press iS Withholding com
mcut The remarks incident To tho
announcement that the note had been
received were temperate. and All are
convinced tn" outlook is favorablc
No iuhling has bcca gained as to
the nature Of the Forthcoming Ausiro-
Hungarian communication 10 tn.
United states. hut interest attaches To
an ar;icl" by Professor Horny Lam
maSch one Of the leading Austrian
authorities on international law Pro-
fcSSor i.ammaSch who is a member OF
tn" tribunal at The Hague. sugrrSis
that. in view OF Il misunderstanding
between tn" two nations. AN inter
national commission Of naval experts
from neutral countries hc appointed
TO examine the Ancona case. as IN Tie
ihill''S l'pEStI i'ftN lntltthl. IL Is icit
that this would offer the best chance
Of establishing thc facts and placin.
the responsibility. The Associated
l'rcSs correspondent can stale on the
hes, authority that the Austrian gov
crumcnt, as wcii rs the German. is
willing Ia do its utmost to maintain
good relations with tho United Statcs.
providing no conditions regarded as
prciu,iciai 10 it's honor arc imposed
~ the American embassy tho inn.
preston prevails that it is Siill pos-
siblr to arrive at a solution OF the
AnCoud question.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-25
ENTOMBED FOR 96 HOURS
Joseph RcnOcL. Ninrr. Taken Out Alive
by Wen Who Riskcd Lives in
Ncacuc Work.

~ii.:MpklN. lN,. December 2i.--Nftcr
being cmtomhcd for ninety six hours hv
rush OF coal at the richards coliicry
of the Reading Company since Monday
last, Joseph Hcnoc!l. n miner. was taken
ont alive this morning.
force OF 20 had been working FOR
tho last four days al the risk OF their
lives To rescue tho Imprisoned man
The rescue work was exceedingly dam
Gcrous, owing to the many hundred
tons OF loose rock and coal which sepa-
rated thcm from the mlncr. rbc men
encountered a large steel car in the
Gansway. and it was necessary TO chiscl
tho car away.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-25
Con graduates es
| he limes-Dispatch

The following letter has been re-
ccl,cd frOm &. &. Chaplin. treasurer
OF the tssurintcd Charities of Ri"h-
mond. with rrEnrd to the funds
raised for the "I'i,c Opportunities"
through the columns of this paper:
Richmond. Va,
December ~. 1915.
TO the Editor of The cTimes-Disnntrh:
Sir.-I wish to congratulate you
upon the splendid work done D., The
'rimcs-Disputch In bchnIf of the
.tssorintc,I Charities for the .Iri,c
Opportunities" DR.. buchanan has
just turned In To nr. ~ treasurer
OF the AssOriutcd Charities, your
"hcri for sDtI, to he applied c>-
rlusiNc1y 10 the needs of tbcsc five
eases. ricasc ncrcpt my thanks ON
hrhnlf Of the mssocintion. with the
assurance OF our apprcrintinn Of The
Charts OF The TImrs- Dispatch.
Whaling you nII the compliments
of the >cnsun. am,
ours very truly.
&. L. CHAPLIN.
Treasurer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-25
WANTS TO RETURN TO u. S.
Jack J"hn>on. ScGro Tusiiist. Asks
Thnt Case Against Him
he "Scttlcd."

CHICAGO, December 2i.-Jack John
son. the negro pWS!list. who Hcd 10
Europe after being convicted OF violat-
inS the Mann act. and who thereby
forfeited Il bond OF S20.0C,, wants to
CON" back. according To letter re-
''iNed from him to-day ov Charles
r. EsNnr, United states District At
'"iicN here. Johnson requested that
the case he settled"
Mr. tiyn" mailed reply saying
tina, the law must take its course.
Most ~ the bond has been cnilcctch"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-25

Tn iiartmunnS- -Wriicrkopf the cN-
act situation remains obscure us,t Ing
to- discrepancies in the official re-
ports at Berlin and Pnris. Hrrlin,
for instance. asserts that iinrt-
mnnns-H ~ riicrkopf has I.rrn rnm-
r'rtciy rrcnptnrrd h. thr Germans,
nud that the French hu,r hccn
driven out OF the trenches On the
northern slope.
fnri>. however. says that n Ger
ninn nttn, l. on the WhDir front re-
Gently captured hy the French be
tween the summit 0f I.nrtmunnS-
Nc:irrkrrf aud the nppronchrs tn
Wnttniilrr WnS rcpulsrd.
trr"r,iin. {" Nirrnn the Rus~iumS
suffered hraN, lo>-c- in an nttnck
"n parts OF ibr UcSsHrnbiun trout.
III" italians arc StiIl hnmmrrin.
nW", vita thrir hi. rrns on the
'r"lriuo fr:i.chcnd puSitfon OF the
tus:rin">. but uo decided %nin here
"r ~ any po;nt along the line is
"Inimrh.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-25
WENT TO NEW iORk
TO CONSULT SPECIALISTS

About iiNc months ago hr was sud
d"iiy stricken with the disease which
terminated fatally Yesterday in New
York. He left Immediately To he
treated by specialists Close friends i'm
iichimomd We're aware for the past few
days Of his critical condition, but in
th" city at large the news OF his death
was received with surprise
NJ the time of leaving Richmond. MIR.
scarborough WAS engaged in the de
vclopmcnt OF II comprehensive plan for
I'll" adjustment Of tl,e sewer and wafer
S% stems in Charloitrsvi!c Tho work
had been intrusicd to him by Judge
H. ], w. Duke. acting for the CHAR
lottcsvillr city Council
I" lirlnondcrs Nh. SvarhoroucI, was
known as - his, hearty man. with fine
qualities u! companiomship. His chart
'ir* were many ana wholly uuostcnta-
h"nS' II" delighted in sports Of
various kinds, and was particularly
iond OF the water. \ cruise on lis
Nacht IN the waterways of ,Ec Eastern
shore was an annual occasion which
was shared with him hy many of his
Sr"rtsmcm friends in this city.
Mr.. Scarborough took a dccp interest
In municipal affairs. and was fvconcni-
- '''p''H y" ~! WI i"I"pohS rs an lni-
pirtiai engineering authority To assist
IN adjusting matters in which the com
panics and the city were Jointly inter.
cStcd. In the union station agitation
OF three years ago. Mr.. Scarborough
waS called INTO consultation by the
Elchmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad Company. He NIcd a report
advising against forcing that road and
the Atlantic Coast Line to bring their
trains into union station that was
being proposed for erection at FIJI.
tccnth and Main Streets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-25
NORFOLK OFFICER SHOT
TnIirc Captain ". T.. Ford Attacked by
Negro. VIII" i:>rapcS--t ondition
serious,

Npi;FOIk. VA. December When
he ATTEMPTED to arrest an Unidentified
negro man in queens Court. in the
negro section of the city, carly this
afternoon on a charge OF thrcatenins
to shoot negro woman, Police Captain
W. T. Ford was shot III the right breast.
The negro escaped Captain Ford's
condition is regarded as serious, but
not necessarily dangerous The bullet
lodged in the right shoulder.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-25
WILL. NOT ENTER INTO
EXTENDED E:NCUt Nt.E;S

The United states does not contcm-
rllt" entering into cN;andcd diuiolrrtic
eNcH"n".s oNc" the Ancoua case ~
less some good reason presents Itself
Tor further NEGOTIATIONS. the Cniied
states. il is said. will consider as nral
the reply TO It's second note. which:
Baron Iwiedenck Informed Secretary
i.ansin" to-daS. probably would ar
rive some time before Wednesday,
During his call upon My I.ansiu. the
char.e was understood TO have dis
cusSed Informally tho press dispatches
concerning the sinking OF the YasaIa
Maiu. However, lie had no iuforrua-
tion to impart III" State Department
cahled Instructions for 81 report to I:d
ward i.ycll i;,tstow. consular agent at
Fort said, press dispatches having re-
ported ;tai the survivors. Including the
American citizen. had been landed
there.
The department ais" expects that N
formation regarding the sinking of tho
vessel mal come from diplomatic or
consular representatives in other places.
rarticula'iv Paris, French cunbont
having rescued tn. survivors
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TO PROBE SINKING
OF JAPANESE LINER
State Department Wires Con-
sular Agent for All Avail
able Details.
MAY ADD TO ANCONA CRISIS
U. S. Does Not Contemplate En-
tering Into Extended Diplo-
matte Exchanges.

W>SnINGTON. December 2i.--Thc
uuiry into the Sinking. III tho Mcdit"r-
rancam Of the japanese liner YasIi>a
Maru by cabling the American consular
agent at Port Said. Egypt. to gather
and forward promptl: all available de
tails. l'romp, action followed rcccirt
Of unofficial reports that the vessel had
hecm torpcdocd by an Austrian subma-
rim" without wavuing thereby cndan-
germ. the life Of AN American citizen
who MAS on board Should official
vcriticatiou Of tho reports Dc received.
the matter viii hc made the subject of
further diplomatic correspondence with
Aus,ro-Iiuneacy. officials made no at-
tempt Tonight 10 conceal the fact that
the sinking Of the Yasaka Mavu unher
tn" alleged circumstances would Sc
riuusIy complicate the negotiations
over the sinlliug of tho Italian steam
ship Aucona. whcn already hus threat
cn"d 10 result in ~. breaking of Of
diplomatic relations
Baron Erich Iwiad3uck charge @: In.
.austro- Hungarian embassy here is nm
dcrstood to have told Secretary LnY-
sin" during AN informal conference ,hli
in preparing reply To the second
American note tho Vienna FOREIGN
Office would be guided by concern for
the good relations at present existing
with the Umiied States govclnm..
This tended TO ease somewhat the en-
listing tension. though there Was no
indication that Ausrria-IIun.ary had
decided to complN with the demands pt
lie United states for disavowaI punish
men; OF The coinnaudcr Of the subna-
rine and repara,ion by the payment of
nld"nn,;" for th- A0tericans Killed nd
injured.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-25
May LEAVE MAYNARD
Officers mud Wen OF Intcrnrd German
Cruisers Will Bc Permitted to
Attend Christmas Services.

WASiilNGTON, December 2i-oni.
Gers and men of the German auxiliary
cruisers kronprinz Wilhelm ard Prinz
Eit"l Friedrich iutcrncd at The Nor
FOLK avy-fard. have been granted
permission TO leave the uavy-yard TO
attend Christmas Day services in Nor
folk churches. Secretary Daniels an
bounced this to o-day after conferrins
With Secretary Lansing, on request
from the German commanders
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-25
rev. j. ". starr. u. ID Dead.

CHARLOTTE y. G.. December "a
Rev. John Weldon Stagg, II. -. proml-
ncnt tfreshyterian minister. ana for sew.
eral years pastor of the FirS, presby-
terrain Church of Orlando. Fla died
at sanatoriun at Black Mountain
early this morning following n six
months steady decline. He was about
sixty years old
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-25
OP PT|M|SM KEYNOTE
OF RICHMOND TRADE
Local Merchants Unite in De-
claring Business Best in
Their History.
BRIGHT OUTLOOK FOR FUTURE
Prosperity Attributed to Good
Crops. Labor Conditions and
Munition Industries.

'PtimiSm-not the kind that is bred
of =littcrimg gcno.altics bu: the Kind
that is hascG on discounted tills and
comfortable credit balance. was The
prevailing" note sounded ia ,rc sum
MARY OF business conditions -ivou to
Th" Times Dispatch last night ny lead =
ing local merchants.
Without exception. the retailers biz,
. ana little. pronounced the wear brought t
! !" a climax yesterday by the shopping
Orgy OF Christmas Eve. tho Glpst sue
ccssful and tho mos. profitable in
Echm"nd's retail history. iauy os
them admitted backward conditions
during the first three or four month.
OF the year. but the decided turn ror.
the better brought by tn. remaining
months more than made M for the
lean period. with the resul; r!at most
o! the lcd.crs will close witt average
increases in the volume Of business
over tho operations Of tho r"st Years
that have zone before. that WI range
from - to - per cent
As IN most industrial couny!uitIes.
the war played its part also u Rieh-
mond. Practically every lin felt the
reflex Of abundant money .omditions
brought about by immense credits piled
up ia this country by the L.lIiccrent
nations. and more particularly by the
vast mnuitson operations in richmond
ana in nearby HONEYWELL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-25
|D|V|DENDS BREAK
| ALL RECORDS IN
HISTORY OF CITY
Checks to Be Mailed Stock
holders OH January | Ag-
grcgate 81 ,l17,2S1. 80.
BANKS WILL PAY OUT
DIVIDENDS OF S343.377.5O
Payments by Richmond Financial
Institutions Exceed Last
Year by $4l,6lO.
BUSINESS CONDITIONS GQOD
In No Single Instance Has DiStribu-
tion Been Passed or Its
Volume Reduced.
BANKS WILL PAY OUT
DIVIDENDS OF S343.377.5O
BUSINESS CONDITIONS GQoD
In No Single Instance Has DiStribu-
tion Been Passed or Its
Volume Reduced.

Record breaking dividends have just
dustrial corporations and railroads on;
OF the earnings during the past six
months. and checks for more than
Sl,cooooo VIII y" mailed 20 stock :
holders ono wc"k from today. An-
nounccmcnt OF tho dividends was made
ycs,crday.
Of I;ichmou'l banking Institutions. ag
GrcSa,e S5i" 1850 Tor the period end
!nG January J. This h-ur" is u sub
stantial incr"as" over The last dividend
period. ANA an Increase Of si1.S1o over
the dividcmds declared by these ims,I-
,utiors year ap"
Dividends have been announced a.
follows
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-25
Little Fighting
of Consequence

L. NCEI'J on the Brs>nrnbin u
- irnntirr. where the Russinns
have tnkcn the Offensive against
thu ustro-iiun.urfnuS; Ou the
inrtmnnns- Wciicrt>npf sector OF the
iinr in France, nnh On several points
of the tustrO-ltniinn front. little
ii=htir.: uf consequence i> In prog
thcntrrS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-25
COMMlNITl TREr:
iS ANNUAL CELE.Ht trION

ln Richmond i, has been tic custon,
during three Years 10 erect q Com
munItE Christmas Tree. under which
the celebration Of the Nativity shall
he observed under whicn there shall
again lac given stuns OF peace on earth
and good wil! toward men I, was q
star glowing Suddenly in the heavens;
which guided thc three wise men ..
the East 20 III. little town of Eethle-
hem: where tic Mother Mary lay with
her child. il was a star made OF the
hands OF men which last night swung
above a cedar tree and brought song
10 the lips OF 1000 children and
spirit of worship III the hearts and
minds Of more ihan 5000 people.
Every creed which holds to and
bases it's faith on tn. doctrines which
.ieSus taught was represented at The
sacred ceremony. and there were others
who. though learned in othe, ,cncis.
paid their respects TO tho communal
celebration 1t had been meant.
though, that it should he celebr:,
t!on tina, should extend beyond the
bounds or separate failh. foi in the
tim. before the nous. Of David and
before The days Of Moses. beyond tho
border line of history. there was some
such similar observance in which all
The people Joined.
The season is born OF both sacred and
pagan tradition. and in its fcstiviti, .
all may Join without violence 10 creedal
!eaninGS II was iu such q spirit thai
the people o. Richmond last night
gathered together on and about ,hr
old Ford Hotel site 10 witness the
lighting Of the emblem tree 10 join
in the singing of choral souos :,
watch the ragcuntry and the folk d.nc-
ing and 10 feel tha, personal and hu
man touch which makes the whole
NtrIl Il "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-25
Bt npi:N CROPS HtYE:
RESI- LTI;D IN REiDI MONEY

WhiIe the war ana IL favorable ef-
feet on business particularly duI>ng
the past sin uo":hS. has been AN inn
p"rtant factor "a the success Of the
retail year now drawing Ia a t.osr. tho
huniper crops are credited with a large
share Of The general prosp".tjy. Most
OF this lars" merchants who discussed
the situation Last night looked for
ward TO continuance of improved
business next Year. and jhis independ-
en-; of what turn the Har ~ Europe
takes. Nothing short Of this c,uutry's
becoming embroiled herself ihcy said
could upset the favorable situation
that now EXISTS.
In every respect. this yca; is the
most satisfactory wc have ever had =
said w. :. fhoads. Of ATilcr X Rhoads's
Department. store. 1t begru not too
promising. with a suggestion of the
instability of 1913. hut by rhe middle
of the summer conditions had ijuproveo.
and from then OH thcy Srcw better
week hy week The HOLIDAY .rndc has
exceeded everything we have ever cx-
pcricnccd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-25
FRANCIS W. SCARBOROUGH
DIES IN NEW YORK CITY
Widely-known Consulting Engineer
Passes AVA. After Brief
Illness.
BUILT c. * O. vIADut"r SYSTEM
Had Frequently Been Retained by
the City as Cunsultaut-Was For
mcrly Chief Engineer of ChcSa-
pcakc and Ohio Railway.

Francis " Searhorou=h, formerly
chief engineer in Charge of main
tcnanc" 0f way aud structures for the
chesapeake ana ohio system. and PROM
in"i' IN local engineering and social
circles, died at o'clock yesterday
morning IN th" General Memorial Hos
p!tai ut New York. lie had been sori-
onsiN Ill for the past five nonths with
- camcerous affection lie was forty
nine Years old.
News of his death. conveyed In tclc-
grams TO numerous friends in this
city. was met avr;I where with cX-
prcssions of deep regret, Nn engineer
~ recognized ability. ANA a business
man with extensive Interests in this
section "i the country. he had wide
acquaintance" lie was mcmher OF the
"Sthprelaiid aud tommouwcalth
Clubs and OF The Country club OF Vir-
Sinia !" the commonwealth club he
Sr'Nc'i TWO wears aS vice pres dent