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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-13
KENTUCKY GIRL WEEDS
PATIENT IN HOSPITAL

When Little Daniel Cupid casts out
ais matrimonial net. even sickness
aynot prevent him from accomplish
ne his purpose This fact was thor
ughly demonstrated here yesterday,
yllaa Miss Gertrude Emily Buckle.
no halls from far-off blue grass
esion Of Kentucky. jonrneyed from
louisville 10 wed James Taylor
.reer. If New York who recently
Underwent an operation in st. Eliza
,eths Hospital, ard who ts s'ill con-
ned 10 that institution.
The ceremony was perforefnd yes
er6ay afternoon in the hospital BY
sey. ". T.. Hutchinson. pastor OF Miz-
,ah Prasb yterian Church. Highland
lark. The bride viii remain here
gjth her husband until he RECEIVERS,
md then will leave for her home.
The wedding was 10 have been SOL
ninized at the brides home in Louis
lille. December ~, but when the
room elect Was taken i'll here and
,ecame confined 10 a hospital she
aft home Immediately in order 10
prevent postponement OF their
Wedding and 10 be near him while he
y i'll,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-13
BRITISH FREIGHTER AGROUND,
BONBAHDED BY GERMAN Filler

Paris, Dec. i2.--The rescue OF Brit
ish freight steamer which went
aground within the range OF fire Of
{, German battery on the Belgian coaA
and which also was bombarded by Ger
man hydroaeroplanes is described In
the Official communique issue by the
French war office tonight
The Incident occurred this morning
While the vessel was aground three
German fycrs came overhead and be-
gan dropping bombs on the helpless
ship. British and French aeroplanes
assembled from behind the allied lines
and attacked the German machines
driving them off. At the same time
French torpedo boats, which had been
summoned from Dunkirk, took lines
from the freighter and under fire of
the shore battery, pulled her off No
casualties are reported
The action In Champagne today was
confined to the artillery. the French
guns bombarding the German trenches
In the sector Of Hin 193. northeast of
Spua!u, and In reply to German
bombsrdment with shells causing irri-
tation to the eyes. shelled the German
trenches en- the Chausson crest.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-13
STEAMER FLOATS AFTER
STRAND|Ae OFF CAPtS
Clan AIaciachlan Grounds Near hn-
trance to Chesapeake Hay.
But Proceeds.

Norfolk. Va, Dec. 1e.--Tbe British
steamer Clan Maciachlan bound
from Bombay via the Suoz Canal and
way ports for Norfolk. ran ashore
about $3.50 O'clock yesterday after
noon of Cape Henry, 6, few minutes
before entering the Chesapeake Bay
The vessel floated uuassisted about
$3.50 o'clock and came UP to Hampton
Roads quarantine. She Is due to come
to Norfolk this morning.
The Clan Maclachlan IL bound tn
Norfolk to take on bunker coal and
also TO land twenty-five Lascnrs.
members Of her deck crew, who will
be housed at Lambert's Point pend
ing the return Of the vessAi from
Boston and New York. for which
port she has cargo or jute. The
British government does not allow
merchant ships to take the I.ascar
members Of a vessels deck crew north
OF the meridian passing through Cape
Charles. during winter months.
Shortly after running ashore the
captailf of the Clan Maciachlan sig
nailed the observer at Cape Henry
by aashiight to notify ~ j. Barber 4
Co. agents of the steamer. TO send
assistance. The wreclking steamer
Rescue started to the vessel, but wae
called back when the steamer was
doated.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-13
RECRUITING CAMPAIGN
LIMIT is EXTENDED

London, Dec. l2.--Lord Derbs's re-
cruting campaign vas to close at mid
night today. So great. however. was
the throng OF enthusiastic volunteers
that crowded the scores of recruiting
posts throughout the country today
that at late hour tonight 1t was pre-
dicted the time for the campaign
close will be extended until Wednes-
day night.
While no definite figures have yet
been given out that might indicate the
actual result of the campaign, the
consensus OF opinion among those
who have conducted It, and those from
whose ranks the bulk of the new
volunteers have been enlisted. the
trades unionists. il is q safe guess that
100000 men will have been added
to the British army in the field when
the campaign is definitely closed, and
those physically unfit or indispensable
for the continuance of Britain's in
dustries have been siftea from this
acceptable applicants.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-13
Gather at Canital.

broad questions OF policy many If
them 30 be considered behind closed
doors. SIRE on. the program TO be
threshed out by the delegates assem-
h}ed in Washington for the opening
tomorrow of the forty seventh con-
vention Of the National American
Woman Suffrage Association Prorni-
nent surfragists from all over the
United States are arriving In Wash
ingtot on almost every train for tho
weeks activities. all of which are to
he staged In the New Willard Hotel
the entire tenth floor of which has
been reserved for the purpose. The
week Just ended has seen a series Of
stirring suffrage demonstrations on
the part of the Congressional Union,
and now members of the older or
esnizatinn are gathering for its
councils Of state,
Among the matters to he submitted
10 the will of the convention. one of
the most pronpinent is The choice af
successor ~ DIR. Anna Howard
shaw. president. pr Shaw has stated
emphatically that she will not he
candidate
Those prominently mentioned To
succeed On Shaw are Mrs Carrie
Chapman f'att. president OF the Inter-
national Council Of Womeni Mrs. Ray
ntend Brown. Mrs Stanley Metset
mick ANA Mrs, Harriet Il. Laidiaw. or
New York, Mrs Frank NJ. Roess4ng,
Of PittsburgS Mrs peshs Breckin-
ridge, of Lexington, Ky. Mrs. harriet
Taylor Upton. Of Ohio. and Mrs Medil
Mccormick, of Chicago
Miss Margaret Wilson heads the list
of prominent Washington men and
women who are serving on the hon
pray.' committee for this convention.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-13

FIREMAN LODGES
ASSAULT CHARGE
Accuses Woman OF Striking Hin,
With Ratchet and
Interference.

Portsmouth, Va, Dec. i2.--Luther
Skeeter, a fireman. attached to. the
Annex Fire Company. No. 5. had one
last night, at the fire In South Street.
between Effingham and Chestnut
Streets. Hattie Hughes, colored. a
legless woman. was arrested on n
charge of assaulting the fireman, and
also with interfering With their work.
The firemen charge that she struck
Skeeter with the Ratchet when he en-
tered the house In the performances OF
duty. The blade gashed one OF his
hands. The injury is not serious,
however.
The woman, after the occurrence
got on q street car and rode down
town. She was arrested at the foot
of High Street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-13
PORTSMOUTH ELECTORATE Is
FOUR HUNDRED LARGER

Portsmouth. Va, Dec. 12.--Two
thousand, two hundred and fifty-five
persons qualified themselves to par
ticipate in the next spring election
in the city before the expiration Of
the time limit last night. The city
treasurer office remained open until
10 o'clock to accommodate those
who had put payment on until the
last moment. as well as those who
found IL impossible TO visit the Of
flee earlier. Many took advantage OF
4 his opportunity and paid their taxes
last night.
TIE final figures--2, 255--are mere
~ an approximation. The treasurer 6
office endeavored to keep a daily list
of the payments aud totalled the re-
SUITS last night. which showed the fig
ures given In the foregoing.
That approximation is about 400 in
excess of the qualified list OF the city
at the last election.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-13
PITTSBURG MOLDERS
WANT SHORTER HOURS

Pittsburg, Dec. 1z.---Just when they
are under an avalanche or orders the
seventy 1onndr1es, or majority of
them at least In this district will
be tied up by a strike OF 500 holders
who demand an s-hour day without
reduction OF pay. Strikes began last
night at shops where notice hau been
given that the union men would not
be on hand tomorrow morning unlesg
the fonndries conceded the s-ho,ir day
Tomorrow morning the tie-up will
he complete. A few foundries have
granted a shorter day. hut tho ma
jority have not the union officials ad-
mittsd after a mass meeting today.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-13
yuAN D0tS'I WANT
Continued From rirs, Page

= = K6.l
there have ben general imperial
household laws In different periods
the presidential election laws are
ipse facto abrogated. Herewith are
transmitted citizens various petitions
beseechfng you To ascend the throne
and you are requested to act accord
ingly"
Yuan Shi-kai says, himself. in this
decree:
Yuan Heturna Petitions.
i. the president, find that the SOW
ereignty OF the republic resides with
the people since the citizens represen-
tat1ve convention has unanimously de-
ctded In favor OF constitutional mon
arehy there is left no more for me
to say. but the fact of requesting me
to ascend the throne is indeed aston
ishtng. Az the beginning of the re-
public | made oath to develop the re
public to the best OF my ability. Now
II | made myself emperor would
break my oath, and there is not ex-
cuse on the point of faith. My pri-
mary object however. is to save the
country. and TO save the people. and
do not mind sacrificing myself for
the attainment Of this object bur in
differentiation 1 fine | nave don't
nothing worthy of recommendation
and find there nothing to justify me
to cast aside great principles of NOR
ality and faith. thing the citizens
representatives, who love me will not
force upon als The task which would
be c;fficu!. tpr Ele 10 execute. / hope
that general repre- sentstives OF eiti-
gens' convention Will take eaHefuI con.
sidesation and rnatr.s deIiherat,on 70
request somebody else to ascend Che
throne. I tho rrAwirent In the ,rsnn
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-13
SUNDAY OBSERVANCE.
GETTING G00O TEST

Chippewa Falls. WIS, Dec. l2.--The
economic value OF decent living and
of Sunday observance is getting n
work at Wissota near here. where
the Wisconsin Minnesota Light and
Power Company is constructing a ST.
geo. 600 dam In the building of a model
city by the COMPANY, giving homes to
1000 persons
The company will provide amuse-
ments such as educational movie pic
ture theaters. esta blish a hospital. and
will make the city sanitary in every
particular.
Among the first rules laid down by
the company is that there shall be no
desecration of the Sabbath. that gam
bling shall be barred, and that no in
toxicants shall be tolerated.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-13
JOHN \. I4ESNER'S CAR
STOLEN AND RETURNED

Norfolk, Va. Dec. ia.-F'or two
hours last night Postmaster John A.
Lesner thought some one had stolen
his automobile. Now he Is wonder
ing If friend borrowed 1t for a Joy
ride. The car disappeared from in
front of the postoffice about 2 o'clock,
and when two hours later when he
had failed to locate 1t he asked the
police to look out for II. He had
hardly given them the description OF
the machine when IL was returned.
Two or three minutes after reporting
that It was missing he teiephoned that
1t had been returned.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-13
AUSTRIAN SEAPLANE.S RAID
XNCONA MILITARY STATION

Vienna. Dec. l2.--The Official state
inent today says.
I'm the Russian theater: Near
Czartorysk we drove out Russian re-
counoitcring detaehments. Otherwise
everything is quiet or that front
"on Friday our seap.ane squadron
bombarded railway station, works and
military objects at ancona with very
good results. Our seaplanes returned
nnharmed, despite heavy shrapnel
fire.
In the southeastern theafer. In
rear guard fighting ON Montenegrin
ground We captured more than 400
prisoners
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-13
ANNEXATION MfASUSE
WILL Be PRESENTED
SUFFOLK Commemorative Attorney An
tlsoffzed BY Council to Prepare
Ordinance.

Suffolk, Va, Dec. 1.-THE fight OF,
annexation liz on ard the Council com
mittce OF the city met Friday night
to further go over the proposed ad-
ditions to the city. Commonwealth =
Attorney was authorized TO draw up
the ordinance which will be presented
to the Council at the next regular
meeting. Part OF Saratoga Place and
Lakeside are included in the proposed
additions.
DIR. Fl. w. Campbell 10 chairman of
the committee. and Councilmen NJ NJ.
Watkins and ". s. Beamcn are men,
bers.
With the committee at their meet
ing were the Commemorative Attor-
ney, CITY Engineer and .assista mt
Engineer.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-13

energetic ana powerful Successes Of
the Bulgarian generals Todorow and
Bojadteff, are retreating IN miserable
condition to the Greek frontier and
across.
The eueny's losses in men, arms and
war material are extraordinary.
The following official report was is
sued today by the German war office:
Feeble Russian forces advancing In
the Lake vasung district. south of
Jacobstadt, and south OF Pinsk, were
repulsed."
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-13
n. Y. y. & n. EMPLOYEES
TO HOLD ANNUAL BANQUET

Norfolk, Va. Dec. I2.-The first an
nual banquet OF the employee OF the
New York. Philadelphia ana Norfolk
Railroad will be held at the Hotel
Southland Thursday night At $40
o'clock. preceded by the reception at
O'Clock. Invitations have been ex-
tended to the officials OF the com pany
at Norfolk, Cape Charles. Philadel-
phia and New York. and a large num-
Der of them are expected to be pres
ent.
in charge of the following committee:
f. NJ. Rogers. chairman, r. Il. Chase,
j. Il, Seemer, w, h. Sirman and w. p.
Rice
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-13
SERBIAN GOVERNMENT Is
TRANSFERRED To SCITARI.

Rome Dec I2-Your espondent
Is Informed through diplomatic sources
that King Peter and the serbian gov
eminent are not coming to Italy, but
have permanently transferred the
government to 5cutari whore tho army
is concentrated. and, Joined by the Mon
tenegrins, is prepared to resist the
Austro German Bulgarian arniei The
Serbians will resume the offensive at
an opportune moment. Meanwhile they
are revictualing the army. perfecting
it's reorganization. The condition of
the army Is improving daily.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-13
ROOSEVELT APPROVES
BOY SCOUT MOVEMENT

New York. Dec Colonel Theo-
lore Roosevelt has written To Chtef
cont Executive James T.. West :; let
err of approval at The Boy scouts Of
America In it he discusses prepared
,ess for boys, The Boy scouts or
.aaizatian !, not military aar IS st.
,nti-niiigarS: il itaVeS 20 itS members
readcm Of thought ana action IN this
egnrti. ana ondeaSors rs promote he
Development " character aud eff
iency % boy
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-13
LAND BRINGS S325 AN ACRE.
Virginia Fruit Farm OF Twenty -fiys
Acres Sold For Over %, 900.

Winchester. Va. Dec i2.--Harry c..
Stonffer, of Winchester. has sold his
fruit farm of about twenty five acres
three miles west Of this city to James
d. pushane, of st. Paul. Minn.. for
1895 per acre. The orchard contains
heaithy apple trees about thirteen
years old, and from it Mr.. Stouffer
sold over $1,000 worth of grade
apples during the past season. The
property will be managed by James
p. Dushaue, .Ir., a graduate Of the vir-
GINA Polytechnic TnAtitute Of Blacks
burg. until other members OF the fam
lily arrive from st. Paul.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-13
VIOLENT FIGHI|EG.
CONTINUED From First Page,

A|0H1nde1 from First Page.t
treat further TO the south. The state
tnenf also repeats private adyices re-
ceived in Constantinopie, to the effect
that three British battalions were sur
rounded and taken prisoners.
The position of the 'expedtionary'
force as described in the Turkish
statement is far from reassuring. The
Turks have driven the British forces
from the right bank of the Tisris at
kli- El-An1ara. ana have occupied the
bridge across the river. driving of
gunboats which disputed their prog
ress
Kat El-Amara is partially encircled
on the south by bend in the Tigris,
the river turning to the northeast be-
fore continuing its general course to
the southeast. The Turks appear to
be endeaeoring to get in the rear Of
the British forces by turning their
left and, II possible, to cut OFF retreat
down the river.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-13
SLIM CHRISTMAS FUND
CHECKS DISTRESSING

] West Orange y. s., Dec. IL "A
! amher of employees. chiefly girls, IF
! ne or the departments - the Thomas
l.. Edison Company here. are much
.sappointed and worried over the
!, ieaereness of Their Chrlst mas 9und
/ iaerks towards 7shs0j4 the5 have been
/ contributing ali year through Law
] snce W. Faston one of tise book
eepers OF tire department The
heeks were .s#neij ~ ;re FArst Ma
/ anai Rank Saturday morning. L. a
0dfiingtan. cashier % The uans. stat
III that all deposits toward the fasd
ad ceaAed swa months ego
F-@sspn ceaia rot b. found to-day 20
s.1w~ ~ explanation, He, only stayed
~ n snort time at the works yesfer-
1 ~ a1SerniaG asd then left
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-13

\ NordIel OF ss,ao0 wns awartled n
8 Aats. 81 auhrFss county fs>t tqr,'sy
l. the tnited. ~tatea Cirrult .Durt n
bis ssujt against the Southern Railway,
fnt the aislacatinn ~ a shoulder eus-
taHed ~ 81 accident whii" bo was
foreman OF tile Yreekins crew Mays
@as hii 10 q car, which. he claimed
Nas due To the negligence of the train
ebndpelor9
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-13
Germans In China Uneasy.

London, Dec. IA news agency
dispatch from Tien-Tsln says:
The Germans in China appear to
be uneasy. The German legation sent
warning dispatches TO all consu'ates
yesterday saying that IT was evident
that the entente powers had arranged
70 take some action
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-13


refl,sai Of the Jnited States TO put
Stop on The traffic on arms between
his country and the Allies will made
s u extremely ditsicult for Austria 10
comply with the American demands
n For this reason the suggestion ~
made in responsible quarters associat-
"a with the Austrian er1Nsss~ tnaf IL
the Austrian government llSs.f Il ~ill.
: ms to meet these dcsh&ads u wall
withhold entirely any publication OF
the American communication N
Austria. This could be done through
the strict censorship which exists over
Tho Austrian newspapers, ahd ALSO
only means of wire communication
between the Tinted states and Austria.
Should Austria decide on this course
the German government proDahlN
would he asked to see Ia IL that the
German papers likewise did not pNo-
fish the text ~ the note.
In diplomatic circles close Ia the
central powers the impression prevail
I'd that Austria might fnd Il possible
70 disavow the act on ihe ground that
fie submarine COMMANDED acted con-
srary TO orders Neither Germany
nor Austria. IL was pointed out. mas
ever proclaimed q war Zoue IN INC
Mediterranean similar TO that pro-
etaiulpd lay Germany OF ihe coast ot
England and France. Consequently
while Germany has found II ilnpos-
ssii,ie thus far 20 disavow the i4usstania
Az because of these publicly pro-
,ia3,,es orders 10 her Submarine com
ynAnaers. Austria il is asserted. would
got be under this handicap, and might
sra 81 nossfhle 10 saw thst Austrian
Submarines were never directed to At
tar, nonf.,,r,Y blatant merchant vessels
~ the MediteFraneaH.
WHIST Austria MAY DO.
GERMANY Il was pointed Out. vas
Mia "a stsavov, emo sinking IT the
4r,fac horause she had changed her
,,rder. ~ her Submarines In au-
lnor5faffv. diplomatic quarters The
= ayfsc4fo, fheveforo Isl made that II
A,,sf,-ia does not br.sN of relations
sffl, ths Y-nited s.at,s On account of
tss ,,erararf,g-v character If the
Auscrias0 note she WIFI do one of TWO
rt,frgx
y Declare that. a. no war zone
existed in the Mediterranean and as
hsr submarines were not directed 10
attack unarmcd merchant sbipta fly
{ne The Italian or any other beiligerent
ing without warning. The attack was
".rasfenSihfe and Illegal and agree
10 punish the officer and make repair
alton. or,
g. Admit that the officer was acting
under orders, hut give assurances chat
She orders viii be modified In the same
manner in which Germany modified the
orders TO her commanders.
while It IL admitted IN these quarters
tNat reparatlons along The latter
5.te would not meet the de-
taands Of the United States. Il is
suggested that as n partial conees-
~tor IL might be accepted by the An1erts
ran government as basis for further
sgsruseton before friendly relations
we're severed
May seek tn Defend Act.
That Austria with deny the charge
ia ,he uote that the submarine com
-rrder torpedoed and sank the An
iona while persons wore efili on
nosrS.s Is thought unlikely In View OF
~. fact that the statement issued BY
ma Austrian admiralty shortly after
thS attack admitted this to be
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-13
CHRISTMAS HOllDAT FARES TO
POINTS ON. AND REACHED VIA
NORFOLK AND WEs4EAN RAIL

Tickets to points in Virginia, West
Virginia. Ohio. Tennessee. Kentucky,
at special rates on December IL is,
l9, 20. 81, 80 80. - ana Is, 1ai5,
with Anal limit for return trip Jam
uars 10, 1915 Tickets TO potnts In
arkansas. oklahoma and Texas will
csmber 18th Fare to Norfolk and
return. s3.4s: to Lynchburg and return,
so,oS. For rates to other points. ap-
ply to c. A. overton. Jr.. CITY PAssen-
ger Agent No, SIS East Main Street,
or to
G. n. BosLEY,
District Passenger Agent.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-13

Faiis church. Va, Dec. 13.--word
was received here today of the death
at Greenvllle. $. c.. OF william Keith,
noted Confederate veteran. father Of
Barnett c. Keith, OF this place. Mr..
Keith, who has charge of bringing
oleomargarine prosecutions and the
handling Of the Harrison act, because
of illness at home is unable to at
tend his fathers funeral.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-13
omcfa, ..raan sia4~m,,,

Berlin. Dec. i2.-The followins Ger
man headquarters report was iven
out by the Berlin war Office tcd.,;-:
"Anstrn Hungarian detacbnents
pursuing the enemy I'm the Albanian
frontier mountains took In the last
two days more than 5000 prisoners
Yesterday RozaJ was taken. between
Rozaj and lpek the enemy left forty
cannon"
The AnSio-French arm,, after the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-13
Can,,ouadins In the Ypres.

Amsterdam via London. Dec. "a
The Telegraaf prints dispatch from
the frontier, under yesterdays date.
saying that an uninterrupted cannon
ade. had been going on for twenty
four hours with great violence in the
direction OF Ypres.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-13
SHENANDOAH APPLE CROP B,1
Railroad Reports show 100000 Bar
rels Were Skinned,

HShS WCIG cHHEIFCus
Woodstock. Va, Dec. 12.Shenan-
doah County is rapidly coming to the
front as an apple producing section.
The crop this year was unusually
large and the quality of the fruit ex-
celient- The Winesaps, Stayinan
Winesaps, Black Twig, Ben Davis and
Grimes Golden yielded well. King
Davids. Delicious, Black Ben Davis,
Gano and some other varieties also
were produced In certain sections. The
York Imperial did not yield as well IN
heretofore.
The official statistics Of the railroads
show that 100000 barrels were ship
ped from this county. 10000 barrels
more than were shipped In any previ-
GUS year. From Woodstock 44,SS.
barrels were shipped and $1,000 bush
els we're used by the Eva porator Com
pany of Woodstock.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-13
SOUTHERN SUFFRAGE
Meeting TO ADJOURN
After Morning Session. Delegates VIII
Depart Tor Washington 10 At
tend Satioftai Meet.
is DISCUSSED
Governing Classes Deceive People.
says speaker--I'rotcct Muskrats.
Oysters. aiisgators aud ShFimps. But
Not Children.
TODAY's PROGRAM.
Jefferson Anditorium---9:3 80 \. vi.
Report of nominating commit

Election of officers.
sdOpCcn of Resolutions.
tatiaiSEesi business.
au executive session of mem
ts>rS of the conference WAS held mt
the Jefferson Hotel last night for
the purpose OF formulating plans
for future endeators.