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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-17
DEPARTMENT DIRECTORS WERE NAMED YESTERDAY

Directors gor lhe ,auous depart.
meris of See IuN coast E,rosliian ta
De staKrd here neat January fg 20 1i
sn1 81 eeft selected YESTERDAY hl she
Associatian directors 30 mceilne hsid
al 3 u'cleck in the rauns q che Cem
merciai Club
Also arrangements Cor q slt, far me
Exposition pere practically ei,fspleird
The preperts on ihe east side % Mater
street from iArrcncs street o. the
N4sces haih hnasc Wlu D. ussl inls
hsine ou hs proNso that arrange
street can te secured
VIII please Ssr, han,s.
The Water street selection wlN be-
lalles n4ft satisfaction hs downtown
merchants o. % 1874 mean faaf iht
.heusants of visitors hcrr fur thr faur
Sass Nni atN ths EApDsitlun ia,,.tsa
ihe heart of the rlty and ths nisr
haris NIN ett Cos benefit 0i fhr nu.-
uess Nere thr Esrnslfiar bold un
property fauh.r removed frain ihs
business section thc hencut, grohabit
fuuid not De- as srsat
The tlK auditorium ttnt leHk 0N
e,i SEP sl.e viii nc erected rn ihe poop.
fis south ui ths oid mAe TAesirf
ind wi hs Nse4 Or the pnflestafsI
tnd tarcd Industries exhibits a tcm
Ufan nuiiaint taf tar uouiifl shuw
til ne arranged iof ana other 4uaf
sfa secured fHf tNr aut fuunNt aua
tHCr displays The WerhHm Show
sili hs located alone fhs ssst .iac W
Naiet street hHrWiue up Co. cor rafl
Inf ~ fht saHf Whlks
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-17

fiars fur tbr ENposiiion are Cast ula-
uuug TIE lfsctae ~ ths AssociA
anu $50 fhr Tuesday ints4ne wef. secs
msusre sarerri $50 ihe splendid rccsp.
uan ihai pleus fni tae Exposition sn0
NHecfs rounty nni FROM kl,tofE iim
Neiis canfran liidalro and othrf
c,untat So the oar Cast ss wsli
rhnsr autndius r~re confident that
ihr Exposition wih be great surccs-
.nd Will reflect redH ou tHe entire
Custf section
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-17
PERSONAL MENTION

= Mckee aad famlis ~ Aansaa
Pass atc n thr cin strp'ns pi $3.50
Nuc,rs
rnrngan O bumnrnt Hortman
" lutal coantt BE- In fhc Ct1 from
San p'so ou "a ah.fi business itip
o. n wtAe and 10 ~ Morton os
Houston are BOZ OBJ cty etamlus go me
NGsces
% a irau and wife ~ inushor1
we're amuns last nrhtV aruvam az
the Nueces air HcaIn n ne owner
~ cons,dcmule prapcrtf ln cnuas
CHRISTI The throc atOr balfinE
erected fur ihr Eidaou pr Gnpds rn
az thr corner ~ Chawrrui ana sehai
lei street is on rrepcri, owned ay &c.
llesrn
Chur IS r1nmon of DHms ls n the
rli, nn periodical hleuees trp ar-
nvns rurrasy morning
I.aaiv Wells lcn yesteidl, fur
san Nntonio io attend coiehmtian
" south Tesaa shrucr
st.s Mar, Cotton is Boz the clt, from
Waco visiting hrr sister airs o.
wood
ur and Nr y g. Anderson VIII
leave fomprru~ fnf san Antonio and
viii hr absent from the Clty fur several
weris Mrs Anderson VIA undergo au
operation for appendicitis
~ ~ n Uienkmrfef ~ Arnussa
fasa was in thc City YESTERDAY stop.
pins at the state
pr g. o. NesKsr i- esp.ried hnmr
today from Dallas. where De- haa heru
attending th~ southern Medical As
ISOLATION convention
Mrs B. - Harrison aud son Vincent
Will return today from Houston ~herr
ihsg nave been fnf tbe pest tvFo
weeks visiting relative
Mr ard Mrs ~ Champion " Nsf
cedcv are VISITING ln me city stoprirr
~ the state
nr p n AT alAts quarantine
officer at Port AfanHAs Be- in the citf
gn a short business trp lir ia stop
plnR Of che Seaside
-
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-17
TENTATIVE SELECTION OF SITE
FOR EXPOSITION HAS been MADE

eRoPERrN EAST WATER srREEv. FRon LAWRENCE
srREEV TO NUEcEs ROUSE WILL aE Il pRes-
sNr PLANS CAN RF etRFEc rto MERCHANTS Mtll NAH
rHE SELECTION wITH PLEA SURE As " Will },
POSITION CROWDS DOWNTOWN.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-17

Mrs D. - Harrison aud son Vincent
Will rtfsrn today from Houston ahers
ihsF nave been fnf ibc pest tNo
weeks visiting relatives.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-17

cedrv are VISITING in the city Hoprirr
~ ths state
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-17

VI you want Slows thar is News
~ Tho caller
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-17

~ ~ ~ Wienkmrfer ~ ArnussH
rass was in TIE City yesterday stp-
pins at the state
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-17

Waco VISITING h,r sister Mfs o.
wood
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-27
SALVATION ARMY MAY
BUY ON FRANKLIN STREET
Protest Follows Report of Acquisition
OF Property Near Third Street.
No Sale Has Been Contaminated.

Opposition has been registered by
property owners in the vicinity OF
Third and Franklin Streets to the pro
posed plan OF the Salvation Army to
establish quarters at 319 East Frank
lin Street. The property is owned by
Philip f. w. Goodwin. cashier of the
Central National Bank. who has been
approached by officers OF the Salvation
Army with an offer to purchase the
house.
When 1t became known that plan
was on foot to acquire the house citi
zens Immediately called on Mr.. Good
win ana asked him not to sell the prop
erty. AS yet no definite action has been
taken. and Mr.. Goodwin said YESTERDAY
that no deal had been closed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-27
MOBjACK CLUB OUTING
Annual Fishing Excursion of Fnmou,
Organization begins July IS.

Annual Fishing E1cursion OF Famous
Organization begins July IS.
The annual cruise OF the Mobjack
Fishing Club in the waters Of Chesa
peake Bay Will begin July 49, This or
ganization includes in It's membership
many prominent business and profess
sional men of Richmond and a number
OF city and State officials. 1t is per-
haps the oldest fishing club in the State,
having been formed many years ago by
Richmond sportsmen, ardent disciples
OF Isaak Walton, who pursued their in
diligence in piscatorial delights along
scientific lines and countenanced only
such modes and forms of lake, stream
and deep sea fishing as are approved
by sportsmen.
One OF the original members OF the
Mobjack Fishing Club is Postma st er
Hay 7. Thornton, regarded by many
adopts as the most expert manipulation
of fishing tackle OF every description
and the most eminent authority on
ichthyology In this city.
The members of tho Mobjack have
the privilege of taking along with them
each ono or two friends on these an
nual cruises Secretary Joseph w.
Hundley is now enrolling the Mobjack
ians and their friends for next month S
expedition, while a special committee Is
assembling the rods reels, lines, scines,
nets. graphing hooks and other para
Dhcrnalia with which the CLUB expects
20 depopulate to some considerable ex-
tent tho saline deeps Of the bounding
bay.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-27
Y. M. C. A. BOYS
will live In Tents for Ten Days mt
I. finItu.

Id FinItn. go.
auspices OF the Young Mems Chris
Gan Association. will he held this year
at Vinita. Va, sixteen milcss from
Richmond, on the James River division
OF tho Chesapeake and Ohio Railway.
The camp will last for ten days. be-
ginning July G. and viii afford oppor-
tunities for fishing, swimmingn hiking,
boating and other forms OF wholesome
outdoor exercise.
The campers will not be restricted
to the membership Of the Young Mems
Christian Association, but any boy of
good moral character between the ages
Of ten and eighteen years who pays the
regular fees to cover the cost OF reg
fstration, transportation and meals will
be allowed to take advantage OF this
Opportunity for summer trip.
= The camp will be under the drec-
ton OF the boys secretary. who will
Sc assisted by n corps OF competent
leaders.
I, The routine of camp life will begin
an ch morning at o'clock. The period
Between that time and dinner will he
faken up with swimming. flag raising,
Bible study, inspection. games, hikes
land fishing, and the afternoon actlvi-
ties will consist OF continuation of
the athletic stunts" observation trips
land swimming under the direction of
A. Stuart Burch, n commissioned Of
icer Of the American Red Cross Lifo-
Saving Corps. AT night the boys will
gather around n camp fire for period
|of songs. stories and games. Taps Will
Be sounded Mt o'clock.
:, Each camper is asked TO bring his
Bible, some old clothes, a gymnasium
suit, bathing suit. tennis shoes, cap,
|Cancoat, two heavy blankets, pill
ISM, two bath towels, soap. comb and
toothbrush, and to have these things
Sts the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton Building by July 8.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-27
CONSIDER CITY'S DEBT
SinkinE-Fund Commissioners Meet To-
Morrow in Auditors Office.

4 call has been issued for the rcgu-
lar meeting OF the Board Of Sinking
Fund Commissioners to be held to-
morrow AT IL o'clock in the City Audi
tors office The board is composed of
Mayor Ainslie. Treasurer Pace. Chair
man Grundy, OF the Finance Commit
tee; President Adams, OF the Board OF
Aldermen: President Peters. OF the
Common Council. and Auditor Cren-
shaw. There is no business OF special
Importance and the meeting will prob
ably be confined to discussion OF
the finances of the city and whether
or not the commissioners have the
necessary funds to buy in additional
bonds. The board meets regularly
twice a year. in June ard December.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-27

Savage. w. F. Adams. j. NJ Alley,
w. w. Chenault, II. a. DonLevy, e. o.
Friend, d. b. Henley, Frank Lenhand,
l.. d. Ellis, T. s Germelman, w. l..
Brittle. w. c. Hitchcock. C. c. Austin.
Z. J. Byers and II. NJ. Hood. The grand
jury has not been drawn yet.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-27
Convicted on Both Counts.

August Davis, colored. charged with
assaulting Maggie Johnson and Marie
Vaughan. two young negro girls, was
sentenced to Jail for six months and
fined 800 and costs in each case yes
terday by Justice Crutchfeld. Police
men Ryan and Clarke arrested him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-27
Firing PistoI in Street.

Joseph Lee. colored. arrested by Po-
liceman Gerring on charge OF being
disorderly and firing a pistol in the
street. was fined s25 and costs in the
Police Court yesterday. The negro
noted an appeal.
Lewis Brown, colored, arrested by
Policeman Riddell on similar charge
was fined like sum.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-27
Hcnrico Jury Drawn.

Judge r. Carter Scott yesterday drew
the petty Jury to serve during the
July term OF the Henrico Circuit
Court. The following were summoned
yesterday to report July at 10
o'clock:
Il. r. Bendall, Charles e. Childrey.
Wells Blrchard, E. NJ. Alley, H. X
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-27
lticliniund blues.

The teams were under orders TO shoot
pncc week for four successive weeks
during March. The Suffolk company, +.
Of the Fourth Regiment. made 1858 in
two weeks, but failed to comply with
the regulations as to the remainder Of
the competition. The Franklin COM
pany OF tho same regiment was dis
hna lifed for the same reason
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-27
Office of the Mayor,

RichmonG, va, June 26, 1915.
heartily commend 10 the interest
and patronage OF the people Of Rich
mond the national exposition 10 be
held in this city from July to 81
OF this year, which will serve as a
t!mekeepcr OF the progress of the
American negro during his first half
century OF freedom.
Because OF the genuinely friendly
relations existing between the races
In Richmond. and the pride that each
feels in the achievements OF the other,
thcSe arc few events that should more
strongly appeal TO the sympathy and
support of the white people than this
exposition.
The Congress OF the United States
and State and city legislatures have
made large appropriations in aid of
the enterprise, and the Governor Of
Virginia. besides supervising the finan-
cial receipts and disbursements, is
with other high officials. helping in
every way the management OF the fair
Without disparagement 10 others. 1t
may be truly said that TO the persua-
sivc eloquence and interchangeable In
dustry OF our colored fellow citizen
Giles b. Jackson. are most largely due
the present successful status OF the
exposition, and the fact that il will
be held in Richmond
Knowing that the white people Of
Richmond desire to encourage all
legitimate efforts OF the negro to i'm
prove his condition and solve his prob
lens. !. as Mayor of the city. request
OF them now such corporation in this
exhibition as Will strongly uphold the
hands Of those whose labors for the
upbuilding of their race have been so
freely spent.
tSigned) GEORGE AINsLIE.
Mayor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-27

r. z. Simpson, general superintcn-
dent of the Southern Railway. is max
ing an inspection of the Northeast ern
District. He has heen absent from the
city for week. and will not return
until July l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-27
MINIATURE. ALMANAC.
AINSLIE APPROVES PLANS
OF NEGRO EXPOSITION
Issues Proclamation Comm lending Eff
forts of Colored Race to Solve
It's Problems.

The following proclamation has
been issued from the Office Of Mayor
George Ainslie. calling upon the citi-
zens OF Richmond TO lend their moral
support to the great negro exposition
which is to be held at Richmond on
the State Fair Grounds July TO 81
Mayor Ainslie expressed the liveliest
interest in the success OF the under
taking when frst told OF II. and has
since Joined with Governor Stuart in
issuing proclamation 10 the people
TO lend what assistance they can in
seeing that the exposition is a success.
The Mayors proclamation reads as
follows:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-27

II. a. Russell, Mrs. Russell and their
son. Henry Russell, who have posi-
tions with the Southern Railway, Will
move 10 Richmond July /, the Messrs
Russell, having been transferred &c
this city from Charlotte. n. C.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-27

President George W. Stevens. OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio. was at his Off ce
in Richmond yesterday for the first
time in several weeks. Following his
| return from New York, where he at
tended a meeting of the directors, Mr..
stevens went to Virginia Manor his
country home and this week attended
the finals at Virginia Military Insti-
tute. He went to Virginia Manor yes
end.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-27
TEHE WEATHER
Locni Temperature Yesterday.


II noon temperature. ............. so
- J.. NJ. temperature. ............. 81
) l.. NJ. temperature. ........... rs
MAXI num temperature to T. NJ. 81
Minimum temperature to s i. NJ. 80
Mean temperature ................ ~
Normal temperature ............. ~
Deficiency in temperature ycster-
'hS
deficiency. In temperature. since
March / ;.....,.......... 2ss
Accumulated deficiency in temper
ature since January 1........... "a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-27
GOVERNOR CONCENTRATES
TROOPS On SHOWING, MADE

t. Genera! Order No. s. announcing the
,Fesni's OF the competition, says:
I The Governor congratulates the
various teams for their interest in this
2cohtest, and is confident that the in
4auGuration OF the annual indoor com
tpetit'on will develop a marked i'm
,provcmcnt with the rifle"
h Adjutant-Gcncral Sale Is highly
tpleased with the splendid showing
made by a majority of the companies
ana commended the work Of Colonel
|ipcmpsey in arranging and promoting
'Ihe matches, as q result OF which a
|Iiarge part Of the officers and enlisted
rmen OF the First Brigade arc Qualified
|tfor instruction on the state rife range
tth!s summer without waste of anrnuni-
ition The indoor matches viii be held
|stach year hereafter, AZ practically all
OF the companies now have suitable
ranges and targets.
The proficiency Of the Virginia In
fantrymen with the rifle Inns been one
OF the few things lacking in his mill
tary training. and the Adtutant Gen
seral has been using every cndcavor to
;arouse interest along this line. With
'the camp at Virginia Beach this year
devoted entirely TO target practice and
Construction. the experience the men re-
'ceived on the indoor ranges Kill be
.broadencd and thcy are expected 10 be
Exceptionally We'll qualified. While Gen
.oral Sale has been able TO secure indoor
target practice TO some extent hereto
fore the genera! competition this year
was the FIRST attempted on such n large
scale.
H. OF the five companies of infantry
which entered the comprehensive OF
ihe Grays battalion ana three Of the
.Blues--nonc qualified for the prizes.
tbut they averaged we'll with the re-
maining twenty-five companies. G Com
Ipany made the highest score in the
6Blucs and lead T. Company OF the
|rirays
|SCONES MADE ny THIRTY
L., COMPA OF STATE MILITIA
IL The scores OF the thirty companies.
with their standing in their several
lTeg !ncnts and their order Of merit in
Ihe general com petition. are as follows:
Is Ftnnt Regiment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-27
'tYNCHBURC COMPANY
. AWARDED FIRST PRIZE
Company T., First Regiment, Ranks
Highest I'm Small Arms
Practice.
sCoNGRATULATED BY GOVERNOR
'Adjutant General Sale Announces
scores Made by Thirty Companies
"i State Militia in Competitive
itiilc Shoot.

r announcement was made yesterday
OF the winning companies Of the Vir-
eihia Volunteers in the indoor rifle
competition. held last March under the
correction of Colonel c. a. Dempsey, U.
f. A. retired, inspector of small arms
Fpractice. attached to the Office OF Adju-
Etaht-Gcneral Sale. Five cash prizes
E"ere offered by the Adjutant-G General
Eior the company teams making the
Enishest scofcs Thirty companies quail
heu for the competition.
| Companies of the First infantry took
Ethrec OF the prizes. while one each went
eto IN" Fourth and Second Regiments
IL company. of the First, stationed at
hLyhchburg. make Il score of 9,l3G out
toi a possible 10000. winning the first
kprl%c of s75. Company, Of the same
Freq ihcnt. was close second with a
htotai OF :.06i points, winning $50.
Company. Norfolk. lead the Fourth
hRcs mcnt. taking third place in the
general competitions; * Company,
,S'auhton, WAS third in the First Rcgi-
BineHt. and took fourth prize, while b. Of
ithe second. stationed AT Culpcper.. land
geo htth place. The third prize was $40:
.tourth, $50, fifth 500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-27
Local Rainfall.

Rainfall last twenty-four hours. Non,
Deficiency in rainfall since March
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. A.
Accumulated deficiency in rainfall
since January l. ..........,...... -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-27
Condition La Imnrnre.

Condition Is Improved.
Mrs. w. r. Malone, who was operat-
ell on at Grace Hospital last week, Is
very much improved and is now able
to see her friends.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-27
RICHMOND SHR|AERS
ENGAGE SPECIAL TRAIN
Acca Temple to Attend Imperial
Council i'm Seattle, WASH
ington.
ID. c. O'FLAHERTY is CANDIDATE
Richmond Man May BE Made I'M
perial Outer Guard, and So BE
Placed in Line to Become Imperial
POtcntate OF North America.

Arrangements have been completed
with the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
way for special train to leave Rich
mond at o'clock in the afternoon OF
July 3 carrying tho mobiles Of Acca
Temple, Ancient Arabic Order OF the
Mystic Shrine. to Seattle, Wash, to
attend the Imperial Council. Many or
the mobiles will be ompaned by their
wives and friends. Acca patrol and
band will be in the party.
After attending the Imperial Coun-
Gil. which will be in session July 10,
II and Is. the Shrincrs special will
proceed to san Francisco, where the
party Will take In the Panama Pacific
Exposition. They expect to return to
. Richmond about July %
-. {. O'fiahcrty, past potentate OF
Acca Temple. is one of the leading can
didates for imperial outer guard of the
shrine, and II elected he Will be in line
. for imperial potentatc OF North Amer
lea. Mr.. O'Flahcrty is the imperial
, representative from Acca Temple TO
the Seattle council.
The special train will he made up
of three compartment Pullmans, one
standard Pullman and two baggage
ears. j. Il. Rose. captain Of the patrol,
is manager OF the intineray. G.. letter
Jones is now potentatc OF Acca Temple,
, ana VIII head the Virginia Shriners
on the journey.
Among those who will make the trip
are G.. Jeter Jones. Mrs. c. Jeter Jones,
Preston Belvin. Mrs. Preston Belvin,
r. Il. Downham. y. c. O'F'laherty, ]. E.
Johnson. Mrs. ]. +. Johnson. ]. L.
Johnson. Jr., s. c. Chancellor, r. S.
Sterling, Miss Sallie w. Sterling,
George Roark. Mrs. B. A. Hord. J. s.
Bosher, Mrs. r. ]. Anderson. Mrs \. L.
Hardy, Mrs f. L" Crutchheld, Lawton
Crutchfcld. p. Il. Cheatham. Mrs. c. W.
Selden. Miss Ethany Selden. Mrs. G.. B.
Mountcastle, Miss 4. Hartung, Miss d.
HartunS. Judson Cunningham, Mrs.
Judson Cunningham, DR.. c. p Amber,
Mrs. r. Z. Lewis, Il. 8 Reinhardt, r.
:. Reinhardt, Jr., i. Z. Torrance, G. L.
Barnhardt, r. II. Singrey, Mrs. r. H.
SinSrey, :. Il. Atkinson. Martin Ander-
son. }. C. Beasley. y. NJ Baroody. r. L.
Camack. II. NJ. Delaney, p. l.. Ezekiel.
c. w. Fra!ser. NJ. Il. Wright, James T.
Hill. p. y. Hord. w. T. Henderson, j.
\. lIeisler. f. D. Johnson. a. NJ Jacobs,
j. G. Kobe, +. G. Lowry. Charles MIL
Ter, :. L. Oberdorfer. K. +. Piper, r. B.
Rose, T. S. Richeson. G. +. Redford c.
W. Selden, j. r. Sheppard, Jr., T. c.
Schacfcr, John \. Stubs l.. H. Trant,
II. +. Lewis. w. d. Shepherd, H. C.
Wright. y. w. Baker. y. MICA. Parker,
}. II. Saunders, G. r. Moore. r. b. For-
rest. r. y. Munden, c.. b. Mountcastle,
]. l. Dorset, ]. L. Rose. Jr.. Miss Mary
Sterling, /. l. Bradley.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-27

Locni Observation ut x T.. VI. Yesterday.
Temperature. rs; humidity 60: wind
direction. south; wind, velocity. 8;
weather, cloudy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-27
SCORES MADE ny THIRTY
N CONIPN MES OF STATI. MILITIA

III The scores OF the thirty companies,
with their standing in their several
reg !r1cnts and their order OF merit in
The general competition. are as follows
q EtAnt Regiment.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-09-17
NO CITY CANDIDATES FILE.
Nearly q Month Remains, However,
for Aspirants to Make known
Their Desires.

Though one entire week has passed
since the books were first opened in
the city clerks Office, not a single
person has so far filed his candidacy
for city Office, subject to the pri-
maries in November. Almost a
month remains. however, before the
books are closed
Nine officials are to be elected this
year and it is reported that the Re-
publicans will put up a strong fight
Mayor Mottman is generally expect
ed to stand for reelection, though he
has made no announcement, while
Clerk w. A. Hoage, Attorney Geo. r.
Bigelow, Treasurer Julia E. Waldrip,
and several of the present council
men are also expected to be candi-
dates again. A lively campaign is
anticipated.