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rom, win lat c"neis. Settied down ana
became respectable merchant nj u
hanover street Hc was 'oXswain ~
the barge crew OF thirteen ShipS cap
talfis VINO rove" ''"t NasmnRton from
Elizab.thtown f"int I" New York on
the way t. the nrs' inauguration R"h-
eU. VII" Inherited 'nr bulk r ris
fdfh"r = estate. "dd"d I" his holdings hS
the rurrhas" Of Mimic. - farm, IN the
>"Ncn'n "hri ~ Nov YORK. Nh'l" dS
ine. in l'"', rrorr"d up IN bed u" die
tatNI nus VIII After Inahns b'uu'~ts
I" relatives and servants lac whispered
to MS lawyer Ny father Vas " mar
Ter MS fortune "as mad" t' s"a. There
l. u" snug hiyt"r '"r worn "n' "ll"ls.
would Exc to do something f"r theu.
Thus came INTO being the Sail"rS snug
Haib"r estat" "n tho Flfth avenue p"r-
uon Of which between 1880 and lS''
tho 'wcalthiest families of New York
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$4,000 BRONXVILLE CLUB.
sport'ug Element Pays x:J.nOO
for GrMmNtnn Slnhlcs.

the Gramatan Tennis and Fl'ld
club, "a new indoor aud outdoor sports
club organized for !, sid,uts or Law
.euCs Park, Cedar knulls and the other
residential sections OF RronNvillr, has
acquired tho old framatan Stables prop
'rty on pondheld ro.d. and hl,d plans
for it. rcmnueillng into an w To date
clubhouse to contain indoor tennis anr
squash courts. bowling alleys. rymna-
Sums and swimming pools for both
men and women, AND a restaurant and
grill room. The purchase price of the
property was $4,000 and the cost Of
the improvements il estimated AT "A Ike
sum. The architects are Bates a How.
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NEW REALTY CORrOR>TIoxs

ALBANY, oct l6,---The following
realty corporations We're chartered here
to-day:
Readman Realty Corporation. Manhat-
tan; capital 10000; directors, Julius
\, Goerdcller, Charles f. Quantrell and
j. II. Fay, New York city.
Fordham Road Corporation. Manhat
tan; capital $4,000: directors, Irving
Judis. Isidor II. Kcmrner and Irving
!. Levine. New York city.
Arcy Realty Corporation. Manhattan .
capital. $1,000; directors, Charles Ru-
binger, James \, Dugan and Louis III.
Manson. New York city.
NJ. y. Construction Company. Brook
lyn; capital $1,000; directors, Moses
Napelbaum, Robert y. Napclbaum and
Irving Napelbaum, Brooklyn. n. Y.
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John l.. and Oscar l.. Foley have sold
for tho South Side Construction COM
pany 2G9, Ell, 273 and 275 Audubon
avenue and 51s West l7oth street. three
live S.cry flats at tho southeast corner
Of these streets. They measure IoONS5
and contain twenty-five apartments and
three stores,
The VI. NJ. $. Building Company. Mil
ton NJ Silverman president, has pur-
chased from the LAWYERS Mortgage
Company the six story apartment; house
known as the Highlands at 227-229
West ll6th street. on plot 40xl00.1l, be-
tween st. Nicholas and Eighth avenues.
The selling company acquired the prop
| erty. together with the Rosebury, ad-
| joining, last year in foreclosure proceed
| inRs.
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wEsrCHE>TEn HOUSE RENTALS

The dwelling AZ %io South broadway =
has been rented through Thomas T.,
Burke to Dr, Arthur W. Lougworth of
fonkers. and for Abraham Schrcibcr
the house at Hawthorne place to
James Harvey.
The Robert r. Farley Organization
has rented the w II, Smith residence
on Seymour place, tedney Farm. White
Plains, To II. W. Warwick of New York
city.
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space to Mansfield g, CraWlcv. repre-
sonting 4 We'll known statiuu"r5 firm ;
~ th' cu>le Huilding. -" West THIRTY
second street, tu IA" Mcclure Ncws-
paper syndicate, a portion nf tho thr-
teenth floor 70" executive offices, and
1."o" square feet IN ,hc same building to
Alfred Fantl.
The julius Fricud, Edward VI. Icwi
company has leased I" Henry troeh-
Itch two floors in tn" building now being
erected AT 3i-3I West Thir'y-seventh
street
j Arthur Fischer has leased for John
J. 'avanagh the four story building at
81 West ThlrtY-thiid street to Nichae 81
Mcbride for term of years
Albert B, Ashforth has leased the
store and basement az lio and l+4 West
Twenty-nlnth street to Nandewegha
brothers. now located at l5S West
Twenty ninth street benjamin Eng
lander was associated as broker.
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OPERATORS SELL N yO>kERs.

Thomas +. Burke has sold the north
east corner of Radford street and Liv-
ingston avenue, plot 6SXllS, for the
Corporal Realty Company. Ennis ~
Slnnott, which recently took the parcel
in trade for n New York apartment,
burke Stone has sold for Congressman
WOodSon II, OGleshy OF Yonkers a
half acre plot ol Tuckahoe Road, Yon-
kors, to Mrs. Brettel. whose property
has Just been taken by tho Bronx River
Parkway Commission.
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TRADING ~ L.. I. CITY.

Hammond Il Fay have sold the two
family frame house on the east side
OF Ninth avenue. 237 feet north OF
jackson avenue, for Kari Havl!na TO
Kate keany OF Seabright, y, j.. who
will move to Long Island city next
month also sold the plot, 31Nl0o. on the
east side of Lent street between Jack
son and Park avenues, Corona, for Will
lam T.. McCauley to James and Annie
Callan who will improve the plot.
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Motor Parkway. The land purchased h,
Mrs i'ajpps has large frontage on
hyde lark Road, directly opposite the
1'opdale estate, owned by William X,
Vanderbilt. w. and skirts the Motor
Parkway for considerable distance,
Th" estates Of Harry Payne Whitney.
Jos'flh ". Grace and other noted New
Workers are In the near vicinity. 1t IL
understood that Mrs. Phipps has COM
missioncd Horace Trumbauer To prepare
plans for trc immediate improvement Of
the land with large dwelling. garage and
uutbuildings.
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NEWARK RAZOR FACTORY.

Feis' a. Fcst have sold for Mrs Annie
L. Dodd Of East Orange. widow of col.
Marvin Dodd. to Oscoe A. Clark, presi
dent of the Clark Razor Blade Company.
20j To 2ll New Jersey Railroad avenue.
southeast corner of East Kinney street,
where the new owner proposes to erect
"A modern eight story factory building
10 cover the entire plot, estimated to
cost in the neighborhood OF $4,000.
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BUYERS IN RECENT DEALS.

u. Celia is the purchaser Of llS West
Eigh'y-second street, sold recently by
Joseph i. Day for the estate Of Julia A,
Allen.
Leopold Ascher is the purchaser OF
the Hat at 9iO Kelly street, sold recently
by the Morgenthau Company. In part
payment he gave Beech terrace, south
ionkers, dwelling property.
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The Degnon Realty and improvement
Company has bought from Mary Hicks
for 35.5O0, subject to II mortgage Of
$4,000, II tract of twenty-uinc lots in
the block bounded by Anahle, Moore and
Honeywell streets aud hunters Point
avenue. The property Is in the q cart uf
the new manufacturins district of Long
Island city.
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REsELLs MACKENsACk PLACE

Joseph r. Day has sold at private sale
To william H. Can 3S2 Summit avenue,
llackensack, y. j.. three story stucco
and frame dwelling on a plot 175x2OO,
This property was sold AT auction In the
Exchange Salesroom on Thursday to
James NJ. Woods.
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COL,Et.H POINT HANK RiNs.

The College Point Savings Bank has
purchased a lot on Thirteenth street he
tween Third and Fourth avenues AS a
site for "A new bank. the construction of
which viii he started in the spring.
The present quarters of the bank, IN
the PoppIhusen Institute, are not large
enough to accommodate the growing
business.
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s2o,ooo Mo>TCL.IR HOME SOLD.

The Frank Hughes-Taylor Company
has sold for the Montclair Realty 4
Construction Company TO Edward Philip
Slmms the tapestry brick Colonial resi-.
uence on the south side OF MelrOse place.
Montcla'r, \, j.. on plot 40 feet front,
II was held at $50, 900
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l.. I. HOME TOR MRS. pmIrPS.

Mrs Henry Phlpps Is the buyer of the
tract Of .ighty-nine acres OF land for
merly owned by the Lake Success Realty
Company In the Lakevllc section. sold
recently by II. j. Sacks n Co, for the
realty company, the purchase of which
was credited to syndicate which had
intentions OF building q town site and
trolley line TO cover part OF the
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BRONX MARKET ACTIVE.

HEATH AVENUE.--John II. and Oscar
l.. Foley have sold for George Il.
Murphy 1858 to 2s72 Heath avenue.
three three story and basement brick
two family houses. on plot 60Xl00.
north of k!ngsbridge road.
FORDHAM ROAD--John II. and Oscar
y. Foley have sold for Joseph T. Ryan
the southeast corner OF Fordham road
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REAL ESTATE BUYING mi

iclh street west uf the Ridge boulevard,
for William ~. Peters, Th" plot has
been purchased hy IN" Morrison. \llnr-
dyrr Construction Company for improve
mcnt with one family bungalow type ot
dwellings. Thc same broker sold for
James Purcell "a lot. l2nXioo feet, on
tho north side ~ EiShty-'irst street
100 feet west uf Ridge Boulevard, to
Monroe Steiner, builder. who viii erect
n row OF one family dwellings.
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BiYs QuEENs DWELLING.

Charles n. Farwell has sold ls9 Ja-
maica avenue, "A two family frame house
and two lots; also 81 and 80 Camelia
street, two one family houses on IA plot
bOAi00
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TENANTS FOR CITY HOMES

The lloughton Company has leased
furnished for the winter months IN,
three story and basement dwelling at
Pa West seventy first street to Isaac
Einhorn for Edith q. Massey of Cam
bridge, Mass
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j. Sterling Drake has sold for George
T. Pcckham of ~. Louis, Mo-, forty
foot plot on Washington place, Wester-
leigh, Staten Island, to Peter Larsen,
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TRADING IN BAY RIDGE.

Frank II. Malone has sold plot,
l00xl09 feet. on the south side OF Eight
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wh" viii Immediately build a cottage
thereon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-04
An Easy Way To Get
Fat And Be Strong

The trouble with most thin folks
WHO wish To gain weight Is that they
insist on dragging their stomach or
stuiiinS il with greasy foods; rubbing
on useless flesh C!c...ns,' Cr Following
some foolish physical culture stunt.
while the real cause of thinCcss goes
untouched. You cannot set Fat until
your digestive tract asslmilatcs the
food YOU eat.
liable druggists almost everywhere
which seemingly cmbodics the missing
clements needed by the digestive or
cams 10 help them convert food into
ricn. fat-!ad"n blood This modern
treatment IL called Sargol and has been
termed the greatest OF ncSh builders.
Sargol aims through rcrcncrativc, re-
constructive powers to coax the Stom-
ach and intcstincs TO literally soak
uu the fattcning elements of your food
and pass them into the blood, whcro
down cells ana tissues of your body
You can readily picture. what result
this amazing transformation should
produce rs with Increased weight tho
checks Till out. hollOWS about neck
shoulder aud bust disappear and from
10 to 20 pounds OF solid healthy ncSh
Is added TO the Dody. SarSol is ahSo-
lutcly harmless Inexpensive, efficient
Lending uruSgistS Of this vicinity have
II and VIII refund yonr money if YOU
are not satisfied as per the gunrantce
found in every package.
NpTE-Sarrol is rccomm ended only
as Il flesh builder and while excellent
results in cases of nervous INDIGESTION.
etc, have been reported care should be
taken about using il unless "A gain OF
weight is desired
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-04
PINK PAPER AGREEMENT
MISSING IN LITTLE CASE
subject of M"st Inquiry by Court Mar
tini inErstiHntimS Charges OF Neg
lcrt Against Rear-AdmirnI

BOSTON. November ga sheet of
PINK paper was the subject OF most in
curry to-day by the court martial con.
sidering charges uf neglect ana care
iesSness against admiral Will
liam y. Little L. :. ", retired, in con-
nection with the building Of the sub
marine n This paper was said by
Lieutenant Warren 6. Child, To have
borne an agreement between kear-Ad
miral Little. as inspection officer. and
a representative of the company which
installed the batteries Oh the K-o that
the company would rem dy any battery
troubles That might develop.
Judge Advocate Lieutenant Com
mandcr Alfred vi. Johnson introduced
several papers Tor Identification by
captain q. NJ. McElroy, naval imspcc-
tor OF machinery, at the Fore River
plant. The pink paper agreement was
not among the papers. Captain Me-
Elroy said that all agreements written
by Admiral Little were excellent
studies. to which he was assigned.
Lieutenant Radford t.. Noses first
commander of the i-2, testified that
events had proved that his earlier fears
OF the lead drops in batteries of k-2
were unfounded; that. in fact. the pres
ence "f the drops mad caused no last
ing troubles.
Lieutenant Moses admitted having
given an Official opinion that Rear-Ad-
miral Little was responsible for dctcc-
tive workmanship on the K-a.
The court will sit again to- morrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-04

Miss Mollic y. Scay and Joseph T..
Weber. OF Richmond. were married
Yesterday at the residence of the oili-
ciatin@ minister. Rev. L. l.. Matthews,
in this city.
III the Police Court this morning.
Jack Cot,rell and Gus Russo, two
Young men, We're fined $50 each for
unlawful use of an automobile be-
longing To Pete Baker. They were
arrested on the charge Of stealing the
car, but the charge o: larceny was
not sustained.
Last evening NJ ,hc residence of the
o'hc!atinG minister Rev. Father Haicr.
Burns OSullivan, assistant manager Of
Harnum Bailcy's circus, and Miss
Frcda NJ Comfort. an attachc Of Nh,
circus, were married. Many of the
circus people Witnessed the ceremony.
Robert Hcale Davis, OF this city,
charge a. anaires OF the American
legation In Fort Au Prince. Haiti. has
beeh granted leave to return home at
once on account OF i'll health
James T.. Caldwell. deputy commits
sioner Of revenue. is quite sick at his
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-04
MILLION STOMACH
SUFFERERS EAT
Bic MEALS NOW
No fear of Indigestion. gas,
S0urneSS, heartburn or
acidity.
"Pape's Diarepsin" is quickest,
Surest stomach regulator
known.

Every year regularly more than a
million stomach sufferers in the United
states. England and Canada {: he
Pape's Biapcpsin and realize not only
immediate but lasting relief.
This harmless preparation will d;-
East anythirls YOU eat and overcome Il
sour. gasay or Of-ordcr stomach
live minutes afterwards.
ii your meals don't iii comfortably
on what you eat lays like lump OF
lead in your stomach, or if YOU have
heartburn, that is u sign of indiges-
ton
Get from your pharmacist a 50-cent
case OF rapc's Diapcpsin and eat a few
Of these candy-like tablets just as
sour risinRs, no bclching of undigcstcd
or heartburn, no fullncss or heavy
feeling In the stomach. no nausea. de-
bilitating headaches, dizziness or in.
testinal gripping. THIS Will all go, and
besides, there will he no sour food
left over in the stomach to poison your
breath with nauseous odors.
lapcs Diapcpsin promptly regulates
cut-of-ordcr stomachs. because IL ncu-
traliZes the acids in the stomach and
digests your food just the same as If
your stomach wasn't there.
Relief I'm five minutes from all stom-
ach misery is waiting for you at any
drug store.
These large 50-cent cases contain
more than sufficient to Thoroughly
overcome any case of dyspepsia, indl-
gestion or any other stomach disorder.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-04
He ESTABLISHED
FREE BREAD LINE.
Famous Philanthropist and
Manufactures of TanIac
May Come Here.
Representative States lie Will
Undoubtedly Institute One
With Organizations Here.

The personal representative OF l.. 7.
Cooper, Mr.. T. G. Prince, who Is in
Richmond arranging for the introduce
ton of Tanlac. the now famous stom-
ach, kidney and liver remedy. stated
yesterday il was his earnest hope Mr..
Cooper might be prevailed upon to
pay at least ""icf visit to Richmond
in the near future.
Mr.. Cooper is to-day perhaps the
best known and widely adver-
tised man in the country, not only for
having discovered the new medicine,
Tanlac. which became famous almost
in Il day. hut because of his philan-
thropic efforts in all parts of the
country, and Mr.. Prince states, Il hope
to prevail upon him to deliver at least
one lecture while here"
Especially interesting are his talks
on practical philanthropy and his
establishment OF the now famous
Free Bread Line" at Louisville, Nash
vile, Chattanooga, Birmingham, At
lanta, Memphis and other cities, first
begun In Louisville, where he distri-
hutcd $4,000 ionves of bread to the
poor. is already history to the charity
workers of the South. At Cincinnati he
purchased there 900 fall dresses for the
poor women and girls OF that city. In
fact, AIR. Cooper is an exceedingly busy
man, finding this philanthropy prac-
ttcal and productive OF great good In
all cities conditions of suffering UNI
known 10 the average citizen confront
the charity workers at every turn,
and upon his visit here he will un-
doubleday institute some such plan in
cooperation with the established or
GaniHations of the city.
MIR. Prince states arrangements
have been about completed for the
introduction OF Tanlac here through
one local drug store. and it's name will
lbs announced tomorrow.
MIR. Cooper's contention and years of
study in conjunction with staff, headed
by Herr Joseph Trimbach, at the Day
ton Laboratories. are substantiated
almost beyond tho peradventure OF
doubt through many thousands OF
cases Of record In which truly re-
markable results have been obtained
by the new medicine, Tanlac. in cases
OF stomach. liver or kidney ailments.
There can he little risk ilf guessing
which drug firm will get the honor of
being the exclusive distributors of
Taniac during it's introduction here, as
In every city the Tanlac store is inva-
riahly the leading store. Its name for
Richmond Will be announced in this
paper tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-04
TRIAL DEVELOPS INTO
ARMY AVIATION INQUIRY
Defense in Court-NInrtinI of Grudirr
announces Whit u Expects TO
grove Arain.. COwuu,

SAN ! Francisco. November 3.---r,'hc
d"!'us" H. toe court martial % i.icu-
tenant. Colonel Lewis H.. Gobi'Sr
judE"-advocate of the Western depart
imcut q. III. Un:tvG States ..riLy,
charged w.,.i wrongfuily advising Of
fceTs at SAN Diego TO prefer charges
against Captain y. ;. Cowan. com nlui-
iES tho .v!otion sClor,, announced TO-
day that d expected to prove mat
Captain Cowan knew the machines at
the school We're unsafe and that nv!a-
ton officers there wcr, not warned OF
their condition.
The trial has developed into n gen
era! inquiry into the aviation situation
in the army.
Captain Z. Z. Dodd, commander of
the brownsville. Texas, aviation school
testified some Of his acrcp!ancS have
new wings and parts which were sup
piled free by the makers. after he had
reported to Lieutenant Colonel sam
ucl Nebcr. chief OF the aviation sec
ton ot the army, that the machines
were unsafe. Captain Dodd said this
made him believe the manufacturers
knew the machines were not 'uu to
standard.
Captain Dodd went to Brownsville
Il om san Diego, and while at the lat
ter school, according TO his testimony,
saw AN experts report 10 Colonel
kebcr declaring the type OF machine
Ia use unsafe AT greater angle than
on in ten. Two accidents have oc-
Cured at San Diego the witness said
since this report WAS made. Eigh; Of
fees all told have lost their lives
since January, 1919, at The San Diego
school.
Captain Dennis Quinlnin testified
that he never told Colonel Rcher that
Colonel iood!cr said ''he would get him
out cf Tie service" referring to Cap
tain Cowan. This contradicted Rcbers
testimony.
But | told other people," Ouln!ain
observed, naming Louis Call, civilian
chief clerk in the office OF the judge
advocate general in Washington and
Hrigad!cr-Gcneral Enoch Roder, brig
adicr-Senera! OF the army.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-04
MORE ELECTRIC SIGNALS
FOR SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Forty-Eight Additional Miles OF
Double Track Equipped With
New Safeguard.
DESIGN is MOST MODER
Plans Under Way to Install Devices
rs Rapidly as Second Track Is
MISUNDERSTANDING G. ~ O. Col
lisiOn at keSwiCk.

AT noon yesterday the Southern Rail-
way put into service forty-cight addi-
tional miles OF new electric block sig
hals. the new stretch being from Dam
vile to Greensboro. This system will
protect the double track bet ecn those
cities and the system is similar TO that
iiauguraicd "a year ago on the section
OF double track between Annroe and
Sycamore. Other links are being
equipped with the same scrv;c. and. il
II understood. when tho main line will
be double tracked from WASHINGTON to
Atlanta some time during the coming
year, this protection Will ne given the
eutire stretch of 6l0 miles.
The signals are operated by elec-
tricity. the semaphor.s being erected a
mile apart for each track. These have
three positions. showing Il clear track
warning and danger. They are lighted
by electricity and are SO arranged that
in case of mishap to the system all Of
the signals show danger warnings
In addition to operating and light
ing the signal system with electricity
the opening Of this system means the
illumination of all dcpots and station
premises by electricity. the oil lights
being displaced in small stations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-04
Negro Organization society.

me convention OF the Negro Or
s"nization Society OF Virginia opened
Tonight in the oak Street y. Al L.
zion Church for thrcc-day sitting.
j. X. Morton, Of Hampton school. pre-
siding. Delegates have been coming
IN quite freely. The opening exercises
we're confined mainly to addresses OF
welcome and response. Mayor Cabuniss
welcomed them to the city. and Pro-
lessor James l.. Shields delivered the
Welcome on behalf Of the colored neo-
PIE. one or two set addresses fol-
lowed. The convention will hear
speeches by several white and colored
citizens OF prominence, and OH Friday
evening III the Academy OF Music
Governor stuart is expected to he
present and 10 be introduced by ex-
Governor Mann. At this meeting
Hooker T. Washington will speak
In the executive session this after
noon the following officers were
elected: Major i. K. Morton. IIamp-
ton, president; j. NJ, Cloudy, Peters
burg, executive secretary; Alva Wash
!hGton. Houston, treasurer; w T. 49,
Williams. Hampton, secretary: r g.
Irwin. Petersburg. and r. G. Walker
Gloucester, field agents: Ora u. stokes
Maggie l.. Walker. Richmond; Il. T.
cIoy. Bristol, vice presidents; y. \. Gra-
nam, Phoebas, chairman executive
committee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-04
N AND OFT on" row y.

Mis-. James Dinwiddie, OF Baltimore"
Is the guest Of Judge and Mrs Ed
'nund Waddill, Jr, on Park Avenue.
Or. and Mrs. Edward NJ. I.Englc aud
little Miss Cynthia L'Englc. of Jack
sonVillc. are the guests of Mir. and
Mrs. Walter t. Hathaway. Of I.ancas-
tcr County.
Miss l.. Il. Doggett who has been
spending some time with The Misses
Walden at Buck HILL" has returned TO
Richmond.
Miss Helen Christian has returned to
her home on West Franklin street.
after visit TO Washington.
Miss Virginia Cave. OF Gainesville. is
in Richmond to attend the Foley Utz
wedding to-day.
Mr. and Mrs. James y. Fleet have re-
turned from their wedding trip and are
now at home at I.aburnum Park.
William :. Hill, of Washins ton, is
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Il.
l.ightfoot in this city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-04
nettcr NnIi.ny Accommodations.

Correspondence between the Cham
Der oi Commerce and the Norfolk and
Western Railway Company has result
ed in additional passenger accommo-
dutions between crcwc and Norfolk
IN" chamber asked that two addition
al trains daily he pat on the road be-
tween these points. and the company
mas agreed TO put Oh one for the
present, the schedule TO become eff
fectivc on November II. The chamber
mas also taken up with the Norfolk
and Western Company the matter OF
cn!arsing the freight warehouse on
kiNcr street. by extending the build
ing to Second street This matter is
now under consideration. The en-
largcment OF the warehouse would
facilitate the handling Of the heavy
irei-hts.