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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-24
Mexico May Tax L. S. Stores

Ell PASO, Tex" March "a report
that the Mexican Government might place
duty on all army provisions carried
across the border prevailed today. MeXi-
can Consul Garcia declared no official ac-
tion had yet been taken, but did not deny
that II might be- The Mexican railroads
have not yet been given over for the
transportation of troops or munitions
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-24
WILL NOT CALL ON MILITIA.
PRESIDENTS CABINET RULES

WASHINGTON, March 24.-rhe Ma
tional Guard will not be called upon to
aid the Mexican punitive expedition, at
the present time. at least. This was made
plain today by Secretary of War Baker
as he left the White House executive
offices after the Cabinet meeting Secre-
tary Baker was asked pointblank If the
militia would be called out.
Not a chance" he curtly replied
All Of the Cabinet members made il
clear that no steps were being taken to
call out the National Guard or call for
volunteers in connection with the Mexican
situation.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-24
TROOPS FROM PORTLAND, ORE.
ORDERED TO THE BORDER

WASHINGTON, March 24.-A battalion
of the 2lst Infantry, located at Vancouver
Barracks, near Portland. Ore, was to-
day ordered to proceed to El Centro Cal,
in compliance with a request from Gen
eral Bell
I'll Centro lies in the Imperial Valley,
about 10 miles from the international
boundary. An irrigation project centres
there, but its source is within Mexico. The
reason for the request was not revealed,
but it was assumed that perhaps danger
to the irrigation system was feared.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-25
WADE FINED FOR DISORDER
Councilman Mills Intcrcc,ics for
Young MAN In Police
Court.

Former Councilman Morgan II. Mills
Yesterday appealed 20 Justice Crutch
field in behalf of Edward Wade. ar
rested on Ma%o street Saturday night
by Policeman Gary on a charge Of be-
ing drunk and disordcrly. Wade nj de
an attack or Policeman Rosdue;t after
being placed in tho patrol wagon. and
the officer was forced to resort to the
u.s. Of his stick to overcome him. y
charge of resisting arrest was en-
tered against him ut the First Precinct
station.
Justice Crutchfield fneh Wade s2a
and costs yesterday, but j; is sai6 that
he agreed to reduce the nne to $40 at
the instance OF Captain Mills. Wade q
father is an employee of tho City Gas
Works, and lives at 29oi East frank
lin Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-25
MINIATIKE .I.MAN.C.
u. S. WILL ASK TURKEY
ABOUT PERSIA SINKING
Decision Not Influenced by Report That
Voluntary Admiration OF Hinme
Is In he Nndc.
Especial 20 Tie Times Dispatch

Especial 10 The Times Dis patch
WASHINGTON. January 2+.-Statc
department officials announced to-day
that tho United States Will ask Tur-
key point blank if one OF lis subma-
rines sunk the British steamer Persia.
The announcement was made after the
publication OF press dispatches report
ing TINT the Turkish government is
preparing voluntarily 10 take the blame
for the sinking OF the =. & O. liner.
The department announced cmphat-
caMy. however, that It's decision 10
question Turkey was no, Influenced by
this report. OF which there was no
official confirmation. hui WAS in con :
formi;y with the Original plan Of put
Ting the question 10 all the Teutonic
allies. A
The note to Ambassador Morscnthau.
directing him to question tho Turkish
government about its submarine oDer-
ations. Will not he sent until A sup
elemental statement has been obtained
from Austria. The department Is now
awaiting note, which il understands
has been delivered To .tmba sSador Pen
field. relating 70 an investigation by
Baron Burien. which eXoncrated Aus
tria OF blame for the Persia sinking.
Germany had previously made a smila r
report
Officials placed no credence in re-
ports that Turkey was preparing 20
come forward and claim respons bility
for the Persia sinking. one official put
IL this way:
NO government guilty of this crimi
nal act would come forward ana admit
it mt the moment when the Persia case
is fast passing 10 the lis. Of mysteries
OF the sea-.
Amba ssador Won Bernsto-h is ex-
pected to visit tho State Departmcn /
| to- morrow or Wednesday TO close UP
the Lusitania csSe along lines satisfac-
tory TO both the United states and
Germany.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-25
WILL MAP OUT PLANS
FOR SUNDAY SCHOOL WORK
Men Meet Here To-Mnr.
row to Outline Lesson Course for
Newt Four Years.

TIC SUNDAY school Council which Is
|composed Of the publishers and editor.
|of SUNDAY school periodical anu the
|ofrccra OF the Young Peoples mons,
will meet to day in annua. session In
Murphy'S Hotel The council Will he
lin session um,ii Thursday. and repre-
|sen,ativcs will be present from ali sec :
tions OF the United states
The council came here al the invi-
,ntion of the late Eev. \. l.. Phillips,
ID. II, who was superintendent OF tho
young peoples work OF the Southern
presbyterian Church. The council viii
prepare course OF Sunday school les
sons for the period between the wears
|lals ami 1922. Among the prominent
men who Will he here in connection
with the meeting Will be Or Amos r.
Wells, OF BOSTON, national sccretar,'
OF tho Christian Endcavor Society OF
the world: DR. T. :. Winchcstcr. OF
Hartford. Conn. chairman o. tic les
sons committee. Rev. Thomas Fer
guson, OF Philadelphia. and DR. !. NJ.
Duncan. Of Toronto. Canada. end others.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-25
CHARTERS ISSUED.

Th" following charters were issued
YESTERDAY 10y the state Corporation
Commission.
Lvnchbur9 woodenware Corporation.
/ MUM. sl6."oo: 4. =. Thornhili. presi :
: dent; +. .. Strange. secretary--both %
tynchburg. Purposes: manufacturing
and selling woodenWare. etc.
Nilianova Park Corporation. Roanoke.
Mrximum, 100000: minimum. $4,000;
par value. 500. y. s. Petty president +;
: -, W. psrsingcv. secretary aud treas
urer-both Of Roanoke. Purposes: real
estate business
Washington Heights Cemetery Com
p"hy. lnc. Roanoke. Maximum. 100000:
minimum. 5000 J. IL Burks, prosi-
dent; Hunter Terry. secrctary--hoth Of
Roanoke Purposes establish and
maintain cemetery for the burial or
John = Aasn,s Co. Inc, Portsmouth.
Maximum. .25,oon: minimum. $1,000.
George Adams. president: Lloyd l..
Adams, secretary and treaSurer-both
iof Portsmouth Purposes: operate Il
The Kerns- Gates Lumber Company.
Inc, Roanoke. Maximum. $4,000;
minimum. $4,000. .. A Kern. prcs..
dent 4. ", Gates. sccrctary-both OF
Heinach & Schwartz. Inc. Richmond
Maximum. $4,000: minimum. $1,000.
( Aubrey ii ncinach president: Irving
/ / May. sccretary-both OF Richmond.
! ell business.
Mutual F.rc Insurance Association.
Horfoll; County, L. +. =. Norfolk. No
capital stock. + l.. rortlock. prcsi
liirrmnhec. secretary and treasurer
al! Of %uvfoii, Purposes: conduct =.
mm' mr." insurance business.
3 Amendment to charter "r Peerless
. candy Company. In. Roanoke. inCrcaS-
ing its maximum capital stock from
'2I.""o 20 s5r.p"o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-25

lApccial 10 The Times Dsratch.l
ALEXANDRIA. VA. January "a
MISS Lila Waller Harrctt. or this city,
and Edward Voolfolk AIfrierd, or Al i,
!an'a. Ga. we're married TODAY ~,
clifton Chapel naa" Waidewater. stat
f"rd County, Va. hy Rev Frederick &;
R!hble. u. r., of Petersburg. Va. Tn.
marriage was yer? quiet owing TO tho
Illness Of Mr.. Alfricnds mother and
was only attended by the Immediate
Family of the bride. Among those from
this city who ATTENDED, were Robert
:, barrett, John y. Barrett. and Lieu
tenant Charles d. Barrett. brothers of
the bride. and Miss kitty Barrett. n
sister Miss Barrett is the daughter
;of Mrs. Kate Waller Barrett. president
OF the National Florence Crittenton
Mission. Following the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs Alfrienh left for wedding
trip to Florida. They VIII make their
home at the Georgian Terrace, At
lanta, Ga.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-25
.UGH!! A DOSE OF
NASTY CALOMEL
III Saliyates! 1t makes You sick
aud You may lose a
days work.

You're bilious. sluggish. constipated
and believe YOU need vile. dangerous
cslomel to start your liver and clean
your bowels.
Here's my guarantee, Ask your drug
sist for 5o-ccnt bottle OF Dodson's
Liver Tone and take u spoonful to-
night ir II doesn't start your liver
una etraightsn you right up better than
calomel and without gripping or making
you sick want you to go back to the
s'ore and get your money.
Take calomel to-day and to-mor.
row you WILL feel woak and sick and
nausentea. coT'; :o5a = So -.
Take Il spoonful OF harmless. vegetable
Dod.on's Liver Tone tonight and wake
UP feeling great. It's perfectly harm
lesa. so gvo il to your children any
tirc. II can't salivate. 90 let them ca,
an:t hing afte::Na ADV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-25
CHANCERY IRA NSFERS.
Ton Deeds Of HarEain and Sale. Amount
ing to SI9D@..5O.

K. y. Pollard e, mx. to X; z. Jones.
31Ni2t feet east line Sixth Street.
rinety-one feet north of Baker street
January -. 1916, tax 81. $40
Amelia Ullinau to r. y. liu,zler. "a
feet . inches by 100 feet west lsne
Meadow Street IS feet 10 inches north
Of Park Avenue. January I, 1876. tax
$3.50. SO.
susie & Davis 81 ux TO NJ. n.
pmohundra 30XS1i y feet north line VII
liams Street. 300 feet west Of Harrison
street. January -. 1916. tax ~, SO
Sallie Rogers TO T.. T.. Newmann
Thirty-third and Clay Streets. Janiai Y
80. 1915. $1,000.
Hunting McNcal Real Estate Company
TO Mrs. Sallie w. Richardson. 2oxll9
feet inches vest line Colonial Avenuc.
50" feet north OF Beverly street. July
20. 1915. $3.50.
Jacob W. Wilbur et uH 10 = NJ.
cardwcli. lots ~ and - in the plan OF
Broollland Terrace. November $ l"!-
tax 20 cents, $40
Mechanics Savings Bamk to Bonded
Really Company. 3iNlei west liuc
Seventh Street, between 'Duval ana
iialter Streets. December IS. 1915.
x3.joo.
Same TO same 3oxl20 feet on Beverly
street. in the plan of Sidney ana
iarvie. December IS, 1918, s2lG"
Same TO same. 35Xl40 feet west line
Twenty-sixth Street. between S ana {.
streets November 2, 1915, 5000.
west End Development Corporation
to W q. Clarke. 5oxl25 feet south line
Fitzhugh Avenue, at the west corner
81 Lafayette street. July l. !.li.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-25
MURRAY GIVES HIS VIEWS
As TO NATIONAL DEFENSE
Months Ago at Request Of
Speaker Clark.
GIVEN TO SENATE COMMITTEES
For Actual Safeguarding Of United
States Territory Alone Would Need
Army Three Times Present Size
and Three Strong Fleets.

WASiiINGTON. January 2l.--iiear-
inss on the arm" increase bills may
be concluded by the Senate Military
Committee. and work OF redraftiny the
measures begun early next week.
Chairman Chamberlain to-day urged
the committees members 10 devote AS
much time as possible TO the hearings
with View 10 their completion this
week There is no iudicntion when
IN" House Committee will complete its
work
ajor,;eucral Arthur II. Murray. re-
tired. was before the Senate Commit
tee to-day. General Murray presented
months ago At the request % Speaker
Clark, setting forth his views az TO
what would constitute adequate dc
tense fhe general said tina, Tor the
actual defense of United states ter
maintenance N the Monroe Doctrine
or protection OF the interests Of Amer.
lean citizens abroad. regular arms.
virtually three times it's -prcsent size
ana three strong fleets for tho riav,.
would be necessary.
cicncral Murray revealed THAI q soc-
cial board on land defense had spcn,
SIX Gears, from 1906 TO 1912. in pre-
pairing q report as to what would be
needed TO protect the country. The
, boards report is regarded as conf
DENTAL BY the War Department. and
It's conclusions never have been made
public It's members will be called b,
1u-n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-25
HOW TO REDUCE
YOUR WEIGHT
\ SIMPLE. sNrE. RELIABLE NAY

4 SIMPLE, SAFE, RELIABLE WAY.
People who are overburdcned with
supcrfluous fat know only too we'll the
people have TO bear.
II YOU arc carrying around five or
ten pounds Of unhealthy fat YOU are
unnecessarily weakening your vital
organs and are carrying a burden
which destroys the beauty OF your
figure
There is no need OF any one suffer
iug from SupcrtiuouS fat. If You want
TO reduce yuur weight in q simple. safe
and reliable way. without starvation
diet or tircSon,e exercise. spend as
much time as you can in The omen air.
breathe deeply and get from any good
druggist box 81 oil of korcjn cap
Sules. take ono after each meal and
one before retiring III night.
Weigh yourself once ~ week so as to
know just how cast You arc losing
weight and don't leave off the treat
you are down to normal.
Oil of korein is absolutely harmless
is pleasant to take. helps digestion and
is designed TO consume the excessive
fatty tissue by increasing the oxygen
carrying power of the blood. Even u
few days treatment should show a
noticeable reduction In weight, foot
steps become lighter your work seems
easier aud lighter and more buoyant
feeling takes possession of your whole
Every person who sugcrs from
xupcrfiuouS fat should give Nhis treat
ment n trial. there lis nothing better.
Tragic Drug Co. can supply you.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-25
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days
By y. W. BOWIE n SON. INC.
Real Estate Auctionecrs
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
No. 2412 HANOVER AVENUE

Subject to the deed OF trust herein.
after mentioned, and in execution Of 4
certain deed or trust, dated January l.
iSit: ana recorded in the cicrlt's ofica
or Hlchmord Chanccry Court, in D. q.
s2o.D. page 46i, we will, at the request
Of the beneficiary. there having been
default in the payment OF portion OF
tho debt thereby secured. sell at auc-
ton. on the premises, on
FRIDAY. JANUARY Us. 1916.
at $50 L. NJ.
ne property above, referred to, CON
sistinE Of an excellent Broom brick
dwelling. modern. metal weathcr-strip
ped, and thoroughly up-tu-date to-
gether with the lot upon which i,
stands fronting II feet IL inches,
nHering excellent garage facilities in
the rear. there being two alley fronts
TERMS: Subject to the first men
TONED deed OF trust, recorded in clerks
office Of Richmond Chanccry Court, in
ID. b. 22+.C. page 423, conveying said
due November $. 1916, With ac,
crmed interest. the terms OF sale
will be cash sufficient to pay the
expenses OF executing this trust. in
Guiding a trustees commission Of per
cont. and all taxes. levies and insur-
also II ratable proportion OF the taxes
and levies for the year 1916. and to dis-
charge the sum of 1870 due January l,
1915, with interest thereon from Jan.
nary i; 1914: credit as to $3.50 due
January. /, 1914, and the residue. IL any.
In one installmcnt. at one year. with
interest from date OF sale and So
cured by deed OF trust on the said
property.
JOSEPH KINSEY.
4. V. SHEA.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-25
REAL. ESTATE
AND COURTS

The local real estate market Was
only moderately active yesterday, and
the trading was confined entirely to
the transfer OF small property. There
were several deals ranging near tho
SS5.o'o mark. but none surpassed this
figure.
The Bonded Realty Company acquired
several lots yesterday from the Me-
chanics' Savings Bank located i'll diff
fcrcnt sections Of the city.
Tie mortgages were numerous. and
aggregated far more than the total
Of the sales for the day.
Amelia Gilman sold 10 T.. -. HutzIer
q lot fronting - feet > inches on tho
east side of Meadow Street. just north
Of the corner Of Park Avenue. Cor
$4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-25
cH,NcEln DEEDS or TRUST.
Ten Deeds Of Jrusr. Amounting I
S40.31S.U0

Ten Deeds OF Jrusr. Amounting To
S40.41S.B0.
y. Il. Sheppard 10 Julian 4. Andcr-
son. '0Xi35 feet west line FendalI
Avenue. 27s feet south of Ladies Mile
Road January FL. la16. $3.50
Thedrick Johnson ct NIX 10 NJ L.
Walker, trustee. t7isxl44ls fee, north
line Federal Street. thirty feet ives, Of
81 Paui street. January - 1916. $500.
Bonded Realty Company to John
Mitchell Ir.. Ell al. trustees. 81 feet
IL inches BY 10 feet inches at the
northeast corner of Third and Leigh
streets. ~cptcn4uer - 80. 80.
same 10 same. 33XiiV feet west line
Twenty sixth street. between : and O
St'ccis November q 1919 S2?Jo
Same 10 same. - fee; : inches by i4o
feet south line Broad street. lsn fec,
cas-, OF Laurel street. .ranuary II,
1915. SlG.sto
same 10 same 3cxicn fee, OF. Beverly
Street. IN plan OF Sidney ana Harvie.
December IS. 1915, S2.l2o
same to same. %!N!2i feet west limo
Seventh Street. between Duv.l and
safes
Same 10 same. 81 feet II Inches Nv -:
feet south line clay street ~ feet :
inches east Of First street December
-. 1915. S6.4ao.
Martha Swectc ~ n 20 same. LINGO
feet west line liaucoc. street IT tho
north corner OF Catherine Street De
Isaac Rray ~ nj. 10 same. 9i.so re.,
~ the northwest corner OF Joy and
buchanan streets December -. lsl5.
S2.i.c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-25
REPUBLICANS ARRANGING
FOR CHICAGO CONVENTION
Dispo'ttion To 40 to Any Extreme In
selection Of Harmony Candidate,
But PohItfye Ran on CoIoncl

|fi'AFo' January ot-T.reliminary
arrangements for the national convcn-
ton which opens here on June :, were
discussed here to-day by members o,
TN" Republican National Committee, and
n start was made in the 1916 campaign
in TIA" Md West
CHARLES -. Hilles. chairman OF the
republican National Committee. speak
ing az luncheon at the Hamilton
'!uo. outlined the party campaign
plans. and sharply criticized the Demo.
cratic party and the policies of the ad
m'nistration. and plans to increase the
seating capacity OF the hall by nearly
ic"V were approved. Four years ago
1900 seats were arranged.
Various members Of the sub gommit-
tees on convention arrangements, with
out making a positive statement, lot II
be known that there was a disposition
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-25
WANTS ENLIST MENT
pENIOD CIT TO one YEAR

Easing his Judgment on these expert
enceS. General Murray proposed that
The enlistment period be cut TO one
year 70: infantr! ana eighteen months
!oi other arms, with no obligation as
10 reserve duty thereafter. Thu, scheme
he SAID, would tlrn out 200 900 well
trained men Annually, who could he
relied upon {" enlist in time of war
withoi, the necessity Of Keeping in
tOMch win them or pHyiMg them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-25
OPPOSES WOMAN SUFFRAGE
Mis-. Lucy Jenn Price TO Spcnk Under
Auspices of Local Association
on Monday Might.

In answer 20 many requests, the Viz
gina Association opposed 10 Woman
Suffrage will hold a meeting in the JEFF
|ferson Auditorium on Monday night
lat $50 o'clock. The speaker of the
|evening will be Miss Lucy Jean Price.
81 Cleveland. onio, one of the leading
speakers of the country.
The association extends a cordial invi-
"a tion 10 every one who is Interested in
this question, and especially 10 those
who have not made ZIP their minds on
the subject and are ION the fence"
Miss Price will welcome any questions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-25
SUPREME co,nr or ,rrnAi.s.


The following eases were ar.airued
~ the supreme Court Of Appeals Of
Virginia yesterday:
No. 3S-W aShinstou AMI Ola Domin-
ION Railway versus XcliS administrator
Argued by Judge .. 4. Nicol and W J.
Lambert for tn" appellant and ny John
NJ. Johnson ana CrandIll Nackcy for
th" appellee. and submitted
No. observation-disclosures Guam" Come NY
versus Collins plasS 90. Argued Ivy
Mr.. Harrison for the appellant and by
Erred Harper for the appellee, and sub
mitted
No. o-Bashford versus Roscnhaum
hardware COMPANY. Partly argued.
and continued until to-day
Next cases to he called:
No 4i-Eu"hanan versus Orange.
No. f2--kauicr versus !Ioiheimer &
90.
No 80 Freshman versus Bib
United STATES DISTRICT cO,ur.
Join II. Arwood. Richmond flied n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-25
To-Day and Tonight in
Richmond.
state senate, Capitol. IL noon.
HOuse or Delegates, CupitoI. 1,

state senate, Capitol. IL noon.
HOuse OF Delegates, Capitol. 10
0'clOcl<.
Art Club nf NichmOnd, nddrcss by
DuEnM stewart Walker, J;:tU
O'clOcl.
Colonial Danes. womnns Club.
4:aD o'clock.
Parent Teacher ArsocintIun or
NIilinm Fox school, = O'Clock.
Junior Hollywood Memorial AsnO-
citation, Lee tnnp Hnil :3O
o'clock.
Frances Willard W. &. T.. L.. Mon
umcut Mctbudist Church a:aO
O'Clock.
Council Committee on tInimx
city HALL, 9 O'Clock.
Council Committee an I'Innurr
City Hall, 4 o'clock
Acndemy-"Ihe Peasant Grip;
mnGncr. 2;i0; night. $500.
5,c.fopuInr vaudeville; natl
nee. 81 night. T:3O and 81.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-25
STU DIED DEFENSE PRonIEMS
IN EVERY DISTRICT

Tie board, headed by General With
"r:poon now retired. visited every
coast district OF the United States and
, stucicd defense problems with the ali
o' engineers. officers and troops OF
each district. II recommended Cen
eral Murray said, force Of at Ieas; :.
third larger than he believed necessary.
his own opinion being that :, ocuce
strength OF 10000 rcrulars. 10000 o..
whom wpul, i've on overseas du,v. could
ID" relied upon {" protect tho coast until
" volunteer army OF 100. 400 mon copl!
he formed and trained
AZ first limo Of defense General
Mu'raN suggested y feet Of fou:. 10
eight fast, powerful battlcships u bat
To cruisers IN tho raclnc and Pear,
iiarbor and surrounded by necessary
auxiiiar!es. For the Atlantic he pro
posed Two fleets ot at least six battle
chips each. bssed at New York and at
Guantanamo
The mobile troops General Murray
saio. should he grouped in three divi-
sions for training purposes. one on the
Pacific and two on the Atlantic coas,
and the remainder scattered in regi-
- --.-' >-]- - III --.tl ---..;a j.
I'VE d!NisionS for the Pacific ana eight
Tor TN" Atlantic. He added also that
every Important harbur should be pro
tecied BY two or more submarines per-
Ky $,hio'tN' ana SAID nifty g
undcrs"a boats would h needed for
this purpose.
Gene"al MUrra,, who was formerly
chief of STAFF. said experiments had
prov en- tina, miiitiamcn could be taught
IN few days 20 handle coast defense
guns. He said he had organized :. req: :
m"ni Of volunteers in 1899. ANA after
three months training under an in
tensivc system had Developed as we'll
{ l.l
regiment In the service regular o.
volunteer. Other officers had agreed
with him, he said after seeing the reci-
'n"it on duty In tho Philippines
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-25
Po,i,ck III AZ III. H.mc

Gilbert X. Pollock. who rcccn;lv re-
signed from the Common Council as q
representative from Madison Ward is
III i'll his home ilea"- Byrd Park.
Though lie has not made definite am
Mounccment himself Mr.. po!locl's
friends are working III behalf OF his
candidacy for The Common Council from
CLAY Ward. 10 which he recently moved.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-25
ELECTRIC PERMITS.

The following permits wer. issued
Yesterday by the Electrical Depart
mcnt:
Winston Electric Construction Co. for
o. Duke. 700 Seminary Avenue
John II. Latham. for Ny Hughes
! 1907 Porter Street. siN fixtures
West Franklin Street. nne Gxt,irc.
same. for y. y. Biair i0I West
FRANKLIN Street one outlet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-25

petition in voluntary bankruptcy yes
Court, His liabilities are given at
S6I2SS and his assets At nothing.
William & and Ed. T. Wallace. trading
as the Wallace Grocery Company, Hope
wei. hlcd petition In bankruptcy
yesterday. The assets were given at
*25" and the liabilities at sl.9A7.97, all
or which are unsecured. The principal
Sllt: the iopewell Butter Company,
si3..2s. and John Coleman. a note for