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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-17
CityGame Wardens
Named BY Parsons
J. T. w. Curtis and Il. B. 7unis
toScr0c in Richmond County
List Completed.

Game wardcns for the cities of Nir-
ginia and for the few remaining coun-
ties in which appointments had not yet
been made. were announced yesterday
by Commissioner John S. Parsons. OF
the Department of Game and Fisheries.
The appontecs follow:
Brstol--Harman Crundcy.
Bucna Vista-D. ii. Fucker. In.
Observation-Disclosures. ". Durrctt.
acknowledgements John q. Lea.
EredericksburG--t'. NJ. Aldridge.
neutrality-suspicious. J. Smith.
Newport Ncws-B Il. Semmes
Norfolk-Rolaud Buchanan and T. l.
Jarvies.
pctcrsburG-W II. Iicrzog
Observation-Disclosures l.. Reynolds.
Richmond--J. T. W. Curtis and y II
Tuuis.
Roanoke-Dr. IS. II. Saunders.
Staunton-C. *. Robinson.
Winchester-W T.. Jones
campbcllA-S y. Arthur. Gladys, and
w. =. Wood. Concord.
caroline-D. C. Smith. Woodford.
Dickenson--D G. owens. Mart.
Elizabeth City-C. Irby Johnson
Hampton.
Lec-W. J.. Alien. Gibson Station, and
John Kirk, .Ioncsvillc.
l.oudoun--W. l. Tyler. Aide.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-17

twelve beds: nursery, ward with
twelve cribs. two rooms for tho iso-
lation OF suspected cases.
Fifth foOr-For private service.
Twelve single rooms. four rooms con-
tanning two beds each.
Sixth iioor-Equipped like the NTH
floor. but except in times of unusual
emergency. will be used for the negro
training school
seventh Incorporating suite. There
Will be no ampithcatcrs. There will be
two private operating rooms, two ancs-
thctiZinE rooms. central sterilizing
room and other rooms for accessories
TWO elevators will connect the oper-
ating rooms with all wards directly
The nurses home will be five stories
high. In the basement will be a laun-
dry for the entire plant On the first
floor will be "a library and assembly.
reception and class rooms. The dining
room Will remain IA at present in the
main building.
Accommodations for los nurses will
be provided in the new home. There
are sixty hrec nurses in training hero
now, and many more applications are
received than can he accepted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-17
STATE HOSPITAL FINED
FOR VIOLATING STATE LAW |
Sinunton Institution Is Convicted of
Working Female Employees More
ThRn Ten IIOurS-Othrrs fined

Factory Inspector i - Glmednst.
of the state Department Of Labor. re
ported To Commissioner Domcrty veg
tcrday that a fine Of 81 and costs has
been imposed on the Western state
Hospital in stanton for Violating the
hour law.
Employees of the Stat" are entitled
TO the same protection as employees
az firms and Individuals. observed
Commissioner Doherty yesterday when
his attention WAS called I" the fact
that the proceeding was lils. q man
spanking himself for failing TO Oh
s"rv. sclf-impoScd regulation
Fines of So and costs for violating
the tcn-hour law were imposed also
OH the Atlantic 3 and l0-ccni store
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-17
WILL RESIST EXTRACTION
Counsel for q. &. Enro. Charged with
EmbcHzIcment, AK Hearing


Notice was served upon Governor
stuart yesterday by counsel FOR l.. G.
carp, charged with embeZZling $50
from North Carolina corporation. that
he will resist cXtradition TO that state.
The man was arrested in Norfolk at
the instance OF the authorities OF Lee
County, y. G. The trial of the case
was continued until a hearing is held
before the Governor
4 repusition for tho extradition was
received by Governor stuart Xestcr-
day. Counsel for carp asked for ten
DAYS in which TO prepare tho cas". and
hearing VIII be held in the matter
probably next week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-17
ESCAPES WITH FINE
Eddie "a. iturnrttc Convicted OF Being
Drunk and Keckirssiy Driving
an Automobile.

Eddie Il. Burnctte yesterday was
fined sl0o and costs by Magistrate H.
:. sunday. Of iieprico County on the
charge Of being drunk and recklessly
driving an automobile. The ofcnse oc-
CURED on the Charles City Road. near
Fort Lee. The arrest was made by
Sheriff w Webb Sydnor and Chief Of
Police r. Wilson Seay. who found Bur-
uett9 in the car after il had been
ditched. He paid the fine
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-17
ANNOTATED CODE ISSUED
BrinEs Work of John Gnrinnd Pollard
Ia Date, Including 1915 Leg
IsIntiyt- Session.

Nolum" ~. Pollard's Annotated code
OF Virginia, bringing the publication
down 10 date, came from the press
Yesterday. The book contains 1900
pages. and embraces digest Of all
the laws of Virginia. including those
enacted by tho General Assembly Of
1916.
The first volume of this code wa,
brought out by John Garland Pollard
In 1914. Since Mr.. Pollard's election
as Attorncy-General the work has
been edited rs Attorney Louis G. Phil
lips. ~ the James city COUNT bar
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-17

and .tult's Cash Grocery: and fines of
S2o and costs each for violating the
chtld-labor law were assessed against
*. III. knorr. T.. Il Anderson and Z. r.
blackburn. all of stanton. The case
against the Model Steam Laundry.
charged with violating the ten-hour
law. was dismissed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-17
Kitchen Cutlery, Special. 15c.

Butchers Knives, Bread Knives, Carving Il
etc; quality steel Special. l5c.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-18
STALLS
!. HUMAN MACHINE
PLUMBER HAS "STIFF" JOINTS;
ENGINEER LOSES "STEAM";
CONDUCTOR OISLlKES HIS
DAILY "FARE"; WHEN
DIGESTION FAILS.

"lt is we'll known that stomach,
kidney and liver affections cause the
men and women, of today TO break
down The carpenter gets his knocks"
the mason feels like he is carrying a
brick" in his stomach, the stove man
too thinks his stomach is on fire. "
said the Tanlac man..
When these organs go on strike
and refuse to do their duty the entire
human machine is thrown out Of gear
and much disaster and suffering is the
result.
What would you think of a con,
tractor who built a fine house on a
foundation of sand?
TANLAC IN MANY HOMES.
"Tanlac is today in use in thousands
of homes of men and Thomen who
praise the merits Of this reconstruc'
tive tonic. 1t is the natural correc'
tive Of many ills which arise from dis
nerves, such as indigestion. nervous
ness, sleeplessness, premature old
Iage, headaches, coated tongue, bad
breath and other symptoms. because
it supplies building material for the
mechanic. nature, to build d solid
foundation of tissues. fibres and cells
MUST HAVE FOUNDATION.
Human health, like the house
must have good foundation, stomach
kidney. liver and catarrhal ailments
are due in almost every case to lack
iof. strength-to a weakened condition
of the membranes and tissues.
common sense teaches that TanIac
composed Of roots, herbs, banks. and
flowers is natural remedy. II elimin
Iates nervousness because it soothes. /"
Tanlac Is being sold here at C. H
GrieSt & Co.'S Drug Store, for one
dollar per bottle. Give it trial
starting today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-18
MARITAL TROUBLES
END IN MURDER

SNYDER, Tex, Dec. 1.-two lam
lilies of wealth and wide social prom,
inence in the southwest were lnVolrea
in the killing yesterday OF EDWARD >.
Sims, a prominent catlleman. Sydney,
Johnson, brother Of Sims divorced
wife. Mrs. Gladys Sims, was arrested.
He will be given IL preliminary near
ing tomorrow.
Witnesses of The shooting told me
sheriff today That u dispute over the
two Sims children prrcipiated the al
fair. Since Sims and his wife were
divorced several months ago, the chill
dren have been claimed by both the
father and mother al alternate perl
DDS. Sims recently married again.
Yesterday Sims stopped his auto
mobile in the business district near
that n' his former wife. and. II Is
alleged, tried Ia take the children
from their mother.
Mrs. Sims fired several shots from
Il small pistol. Witnesses asserted,
wounding Sims. twice. About The
same time Il heavy discharge from a
shotgun WAS. fired into Sims right
side. causing almost instant death.
Johnson later surrendered. Mrs.
Sims was not arrested ami no charges
were filed against her. She is Il
daughter Of W. 4. Johnson. president
OF the First National Bank OF Snyder.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-18
NO REPEAL
CONTINUED from First FaEe.)


is determined that no compulsory ar
bitration law shall 90 on the statute
books but realizing that the PreSldeE.
evidently is very serious in his deter
mination TO prevent strike crisis With
out investigation they will exert every
effort TO draft compromise plan lhaI
will have his endorsement.
The conferences are proceeding. III!
parties to the mmaintain, without me
Official promise Of administrator
leaders that action on the President S
railway legislation program Will ne
held up pending an agreement Con-
sressional leaders are watching them
closely however, and nothing Will De
done until tomorrow. ..
Mr.. Adamson will make an attempt
in the House tomorrow 10 get unanl-
nous consent for action on his reSoiu-
ton designed TO provide Tor contlA-
uance the life Of the Newlands Com
mission Investigating all phases OF lhe
transportation problem until Januar!
|, 1918. This may provoke storm OF
argument as friends of the state reg
ulation Of railroads are expected 10
oppose the resolution vigorously.
Assurance Of the President 9eS!re
to have the resolution adopted. Is e&-
pected to be sufficient 10 carr! II
through the House.
The Chamber Of Commerce OF the
United States announced tonight that
a referendum vote Of member organl-
cations had been ordered on report
of its railroad committee. recommend
ing legislation 10 prevent strikes or
lockouts pending investigation or DIS
putes between railroads and their EN-
ployes. The committee proposes 'tha'
the interest of the public in such con-
troversies be recognized as paramount
and that representatives or me pup
lie constitute the majority OF an!
board of Cancellation or arbitration.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-18
GAS SHORTAGE
NOT RELIEVED
Continued Cold And. Lack Of Fuel
Compel Industrial Plants To Re-
main Idle Today.

The gas shortage situation last even
ing was practically no different from
that which had prevailed for the past
two or tire days, Superintendent II.
D. Freeman, of the Wheeling office Of
the Manufacturers Light and Heat
company announced al nine o'clock.
Plants depending upon gas for their
fuel will be forced TO- remain idle
probably all of today. he said, This
means that thousands of men in the
Wheeling district will spend another
day in enforced idleness.
The present gas shortage. perhaps
the most serious the Wheeling district
has experienced since natural gas has
been in use as Il fuel for industries,
to substitute coal or coal gas for fuel.
The 1+aBelle Iron Works is having 4
coal gas producing system Installed
at its mill in this city. The Wheel
ing Metal Manufacturing company at
Glendale is changing TO coal as is also
the Rodefer glass plant at Bellaire:
The Imperial glass plants artificlal
gas plant at Bellaire is being rehabill-
tated.
Along with the shortage Of gas for
industries, few domestic consumers
in some Of the towns about Wheeling,
particularly at Moundsville, complain
cd that the gas pressure for their
homes was weak Saturday morning
and Sunday morning. At Moundsville
Saturday. some. OF the bakers were
handicapped in getting out their Sun
day supply of bread because OF lnabil-
ity to heat their ovens early Saturday
morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-18
$4,000 FIRE IN
PU[TNEY NINE
THIS MORNING
TRAMPS ARE BELIEVED TO HAVE
BEEN RESPONSIBLE FOR
CONFEDERATION
Daughter Of Chief Fitton Proves Real
Heroine in Battle with Flames
Under Ground

Fire which broke out near the foot
OF the main slope in the Pultney mine
Of the Cambria Mining company, i'll
the extreme south end Of BellairG,
about ! o'clock this morning, did dan.
age estimated at $4,000 and will throw
about 300 men out of work for a week
or more.
The fire is believed TO have been 81
inCendiary origin, as a number OF
tramps we're seen loafng about the
slope early last evening. The blaze
originated just back Of the foot Of the
main slope.
The Bellaire fire department re-
sponded 10 an alarm and did efficient
work in checking the flames before
they spread extensively. 4 feature OF
the battle with the flames was the run
made by Miss Sarah Fitton, Familiarity
known AS Bob" who rode 10 the mine
in her fathers automobile and DEMON
strated her ability as fire tighter
along with the men who time and
again have followed her father, who is
the Bellalre fire chief. 10 victory in
battles with the fire fiend.
After the flames in the mine had
been extinguished, General Manager
Lougee made hasty examination and
estimated the damage at $4,000. The
900 employees will be idle for week
until repairs are made or some other
arrangement is made for operating the
mine
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-18
No Ruman Jnden.nd.nc.

AMSTERDAM, via London, Dec. II.
The Vossiche Zeitung says that a
territorial. Encouragement based upon
the idea OF the independence OF Ruma-
mia is no longer to be considered. This
statement, which Is based upon infor-
nation from well Informed circles is
followed by declaration that Russia
will receive Moldavia AS an equivalent
for a considerable territorial sacrifice.
which is to be demanded of her
Poland. the article adds. is to be
made into an independent kingdom
court. and is to become German Fed
eral State. Lituania is TO be incorpor-
ated in Prussia. Dobrudja is to be re-
turned to, Bulgaria and Wallachia is to
be divided between Austria-Hungary
and Bulgaria
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-18
COL. STATLER TAKES
over ANOTHER HOTEL
Former wheeling Man Leases Peunsyl.
vauia Hostelry Which VIII Have
1900 Rooms,

Col. Z. NJ Statler. former Wheeling
resident. now president Of the Hotel
Statlcr company, which controls some
of the largest hotels IN the world, has
taken over the lease Of the Pennsylva-
MIA hotel. now under construction OPP
posite the Pennsylvania railroad tcrmi,
nal in New York city. according TO WORD
received here last night. The new hotel
will have ZOO rooms. according 10
present plans.
Col. Statler now owns or controls Scr-
eral OF tho leading hotels Of the coun-
try. In his chain of hostelries' is one
in buffalo with $50 rooms. ono in CleHe-
land with lo0n rooms, one in Detroit
with l 600 rooms. He is now building
a hotel in ST. Louis which. when com
plcted next fall. will have cost $1,000
600. or the seven hotels in the world
having n thousand or more rooms Col.
SlaIlcr owns two.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-18
DETROIT MAN HURT
BY TRACTION CAR
PETER MILLER IN HOSPITAL SUP.
FEAING FROM SCALP WOUND
AND BROKEN Xu.
Said to Have Been Returning 1Fo0
wheeling Whom Accident Occurred
Noar Short Greek.

Pete Miller. "a resident Of Detroit. IS
in tn. North Wheeling hospital suffer.
ing from injuries received when he was
run down by Il Panhandle Traction com.
pany street ear last night about ID
o'clock. ~" has 4 bad scalp wound. 4
broken rib and is badly bruised about
the body. Dr. w. r. Webb Of Warwood
i attending him.
Tho accident. according to informa.
ton received last night. occurred while
creek bridge. 1t Is said that lie failed
To notice tho approach Of the car until
ii WAS too late. Traction company en-.
ploy"s brought him TO the office Of Pr.
Webb. who later nd him taken to the
hospital.
Miller was visiting friends in the vi
entity of Short Greet; and was return
ing from Wheeling 'lon. when the ac-
riurnt occurred.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-18
M. E. MEMBERS
Attend Morning Services at First Eng
Nsh lutheran Church.

Members Of the Marademy club at
tended the services Of tine tlr%t hhgilsh
ervations had been made for them and
nearly 100 participated. The liey. Or; T..
G. Howard. pastor OF tho church. delir-
cred the sermon. choosing for his topic:
More Than q Prophet.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-18
Moldavia. has been evacuated by the
lturnanians
Teutons Victorious.

BERLIN. Dec. 17.-,By wireless 70
SavEllle. y. Y.J-Teutonic allied troops
under command of Field Marshal Won
Mackcnsen yesterday crossed, the Blu
zen sector in central Rumania over
broad front, says today's German o1i-
rin statement. The invaders loon
I.I50 prisoners and captured l9 locomo-
lives and 400 railroad cars. In Dob
rudja pursuit of the retreatlng Russian
and Russian troops has brought the
forces Of the Central Powers to the for-
est district in the northern part or the
province, where it is said they expect
TO meet with resistance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-18
Communication D.finit.


BERLIN. Dec. II. by wireless TO Saw.
Tille.-"Some sections of the foreign
press, and especially newspapers in
noStlle countries, says the Overseas
News Agency. having declared that
the Central powers ought to have ad.
ded definite peace proposals to their
peace offer. the Overseas agency asked
a distinguished German diplomatist
for his opinion on this point. His an.
swer was:
The German note to the Entente
governments contains a very definite
communication as to the spirit of the
peace conditions which the Central
powers would bring to the proposed
negotiations.
The Central powers base these
proposals on the conviction that their
own rights and just claims today are
not In contradiction to the rights of
other nations. In addition, the Central
powers declare they do not want 10
annihilate or destroy anybody, and
that the peace proposals will be of
such nature as to guarantee the es-
Establishment Of a lasting peace.
ITO go further in outlining the
peace conditions would have meant a
handicap to the Central poyers In case
Contrary to what some newspapers in
hostile countries have declared), the
hostile governments decided to enter
into negotiations or discussions. It is
a self-evident truth that nobody could
come to such negotiations with tied
hands while the hands OF the other par.
ty were completely free"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-18
CAPTAIN DANIEL n. LEE.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Va. per. Ii
CarIain Daniel NJ. Lee. brother of tn"
late General fitzhugh Ice and nephew
of General Robert l.. Loo. died her" laSi
night at the aEr Of II years. He served
in the Confederate navy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-18
THE THEATRES
Vice Picture at Court.

\ vivid piciuriza, ION OF The pcrIls Of
IL great city AZ disclosed Ivy the New
York vice commission. which startled
thc world with their revelation OF white
slavery and kindred forms Of vice. IS
shown in lis Any G;"l Safe" The sen
sal iOual film which hrS hrrn secured
for all this week al ihr Court theatre.
beginning with maiilI"! performance"
TODAY \ great MANY vice films have
hc,,u produced in recent years and some
Of them arc very Hrrrltor!us. but this
IN" differs from all of the others. The
story is based ON actual experiences
The scenario is adapted from the t"stL-
muny bcinr" the vice commission,
which t.. rr-cnartrh for tho screen ny
competent players endorsed by such
great mon AS he R"r. Dr. Parkhursu
Amoriras greatest divine: Rabbi Lyons
Of .Rronklyu. Rev. Wis nj the. Danish
Now York police vic" squad. It is Il
production that ever mother. father.
son and daughter sister and brother
should see. In addition to the ahnv"
game which was played at League park
nn THANKSGIVING day will he shown.
LIKE LITTLE CAPE"
The new Mcl.pllan-Curyll musical
comedy. "'rhr LittI. i'nfe." will he pre-
scented nj the Court theatre Christmas
matinee and night with tn" same pro-
ductiun which characterized its long
run at the New Amsterdam thchtTr.
New York. where this gem OF whole
some fun and refreshing melody has
not only scored the greatest triumph
hut has SET :. pace for br!llinncy. and
excellence fur surprising any ni It's
uretlrccssorS.. and has proven ronclu-
sivcly that clean musical entertainment
when property prosecuted has not lost
it's attractivrnrSs to til" gr"aI multitude
.uf thratrrgncrs. Its we'll told story. its
iIuaiui and "ff"rv"srine lyrics. its spar
Killing melodies. laIchird company and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-18
DULL m POLICE CIRCLES.
Only One Arrest Made Since 1r4dAy--
TRY Drunk Today,

The past two or three days have been
exceedingly quiet IN police circles. ONLY
one arrest has been made since Fr1da?:
Jake kilgor" WAS the lone offender
caught up IL an ..ariy hour this morning.
He will hr before Judge Zen s. Honecker
this morning. charged by OFFICER Smith
with being drunk. =
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-18
FOREIGN Office to Petrosrad.

BERLIN. Dec. li.-(Ry wireless 20
Savvilln. I--rhn CORRESPONDENT AT Stock
holm If ;hc l.ukal AuHrierr trlcEranhS
that during the meeting u: III" last Ru-
maniHn crown council il was resolved
that thu l!umaninu foreign mfiic" Should
hr transported tn rairn"rad. the other
ministries for tho present h,inG "Sinh-
Iish"d al Ni..v. TIL" Rumaniana rarlia-
mcut. il is r"rnrt"d. will meet nj l'etro-
grad. King Ferdinand is said Ia have
declared that II" would Star on" week
in Russia and iE"n 80 Ia England.
Til" correspondents nuni"S Russian
news dispatches from la"sy. nn IL"
Russo IsuNlrnrau frontier HS saying
That the I!nmamian towns uf Er3ila and
tialHI2. on III" iIHnuhr in >"riiheas stern
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-18

production is promised TO be the most =
arp"tiZing treat of the season. The cast
is exceedingly large. with an cnsemblIsS
Of hfty-mostly Girls-beautiful girl ~
for Il background. An augmented org
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-18
TO Attend Conference.

LONDON. Dec. l., 4:3S p. m.--Adoipn
food regulation hoard. has arrived at
Rudapest TO attend the ,ustro..Hunga-
rian food conference. says dispatch
fr6m Copcnhagcn to the Exchange Tele-
grnnh company. Herr Won, Batocki IS
quoted as declaring that the Anstro+e
Grain and maize in Rumana.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-18
Nav Close LaundrieB.

PARIS. Dec. II. sos p. m.-The ieun-
dry pronrictors Of Paris and adjoining
districts met today and decided II not
rrovided with tho coal need for run.
ming their laundrics they will Close
down on January 8. :. resolution which
was adopted also threatens an az
around increase Of 6o per cent IN PrISe ICE,
ou.inp M Inc rise in the cost OF raw
mair rails used in laundrying.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-18
Broke the Blockade.

BERLIN, Dec. 11.-(Ry wireless 20
Sayville.)-The German Steamship
prinZ Friedrich. Wilhelm, which had
been anchored at Odde. near Bergen
Norway. since the beginning Of the war,
has arrived at 'Stavanger. according 60
F'rankrurtcr Xeitung. after having bro
ken tho British blockade outside Der
gen. 4 line of two British destroyers
and three torpedo boats, the message
adds. was crossed by the German
steamer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-18

BERLIN. Dec. l7.-tBy wireless 10
Sayville )-Accortling TO decree that
becomes valid Januar: !. 1911. says the
Overseas News Agency. Jurisdiction IN
the government Of Warsaw will be com,
rletcIv changed. In the future the civil
and military Jurisdiction will be car
RED ont by justices CT the peace, the
district courts and the supreme court;
In the courts the use Of the Polish ana
the German language VIII be pernltteo'