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The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-21
aelland Eonln romorrow

Manager spickett announces that William Farnum will open tomorrow night at The Orpheum for an engage ment of two nights. appearing in "A Gilded Fool"
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-21
+~e%4@>~S$~ee~~
 WAR slDettoHTs
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The New York Times declares in Q special article that the mastery Of the Adr,atIc Involves four belligerents italians. Germans, slavs and Hun garluns-and is of capital importance Go Italy both from O commercial and military standpoint. 400 miles of the coast from Venice to Brlndisi are practically unprotected, and powerful Austrian naval establishments nearby monaco this territory. The Duke of Abruzzl has operated there almost all winter under tragical conditions. de- stroying systematically on tho Aus trian lighthouses. radio stations and submarine bases. Austria's march to the sea has been bitterly contested by Italy, and forces are now shaping which make the decisive clash emi- nent.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-21
The Following musleal Program by
 tho orpheum orohcatrs

"Fiisht of tho Birds" Ballet ..:;..;.; "A Stroll Through Cairo Egyptian
 Patrol
 Dark Eyes" e Moxican Dancc ....
 ....... ....' .'s q: .,.. '..''''' -'1s' ,. 'In old Vienna" Waltz. .... .t. Logan "A Dream At Twilight focllcl
 Tone Sketch
 ''The Legend Of Love ..... c. 4. Egenef ''In Rosciand." lntcrmezzo Petite "PoppieG." a Japanose Romance ......
 ..............:.. :............-- Nel. a.oio,, Waltz. ''Doloro8" ..........,. Waldtenfel March. ''rho Princess Of India see.
 ....... .......... ..ts...-s Ntllliltiu Characteristic March. "Gen Ml1uD. U.
 S. A."
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-21
comIno at Doualas LyrIc

At tho Lyric, Wednesday and Thurs day nights. in Douglas. Native Indian dances will be given. Frank Mercer will lecture on the customs of the. peo- pie.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-21
sTREETs GET BADLY
 NEEDED CLEANING

The street forco under superinten. dent Wheeler has been out all day with their hose washing down the streets in the business section. Now that the snow and Ice is off the streets, the accumulation of dirt from the past two months was left laying on the planking and the streets were extremely dirty.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-21
mn Rara In pounlaa

Theda Bara in "A Fool There Was" opened at the Douglas Orpheum last night and will be there tonight and tomorrow.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-21
IN THE DISTRICT COURT, For the District Of A:aska.
 Dlvlolon No. 1, at Juneau .oorDo R ATohio Plaintiff

Vs.
 Dora Construction Co.,, Hallum, Gold Mining company, The c. o. Holding & Development Co.,, ct al.
 Summons, cauee No. 1409-A.
 To the Dora Construction company, Hallum Gold Mining Company and the e. O. Holding & Development Co.,, cor poratious. defendants, GREETINGS: IN THE NAME or THE UNITED STATES or AMERICA. you and each of you are hereby commanded to be and appear in the above entitled court holden at Juneau. Alaska, in sad First Division of said Territory, and answer the complaint filed against ----- s-- Al- ------ ---4ftt-a --tt-.-- ---tAi.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-21
CLOSING NOTICE,

The undersigned firms will observe Washington's birthday by closing their spective store all day Tuesday, Feb ruary 22d.
 B. M. BEHRENDs. co. INC. GoLDSTEIN's EMPORIUM F. J. RAYMOND co. SANITARY GROCERY c. W. YOUNG co. JUNEAU HDWE co. GAsTINEAU HOWE. & MA. CHINE CO.,
 2-1s-2t
 --,-.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-21

Capt. PersIus. naval expert, com menting on the British plan to tighten tho blockade. says: Should tho bar. rler be made still stronger in the fu. ture we await German science and organization as well as German adap- tabllity to solve the problem. Eng. lands sharpened blockade plans, win therefore. cause us no anxiety We shall. perhaps, have to do without certain goods that make life more pleasant. but the necesssrles of life remain to us, because we have them here In the country"
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-21
Terrific Thunderstorm

Terrific Thunderstorm
 Darkness set in early that evening at 8 D. m. An hour or two later a terrific thunderstorm burst over the mountain. Heavy firing and the ex- plosion of bombs and firebans stn continued. There seemed reason to fear that owing Co the exhaustion of the men from want of sleep and vio- lent physical exhaustion they would never succeed. But as the mist dis. persod in the morning a white nas could be seen on the top of the hlll and our men silhoutted against the sky l.ne
 'It had been a sour and stubborn fight The Germans, occupying such strong and well prepared position, believeing. no doubt, the place was inyulncrable, had put up a strong re- sistance, and contested every yard of the ground. Tho enemy completely demoralized by the determined ad. vance of our men, despite heavy loss es, had during the nignt Of the fifth sixth broken up into small scattered parties and lied in several directions.
 "The enemy's losses to date, as far as can be ascertained, are two Eur opeans killed. two wounded and nine captured. total, 1S; rank and file, 70 killed and captured.
 Extraordinary Sight
 "Our losses. too, have been severe, but less than 1t was feared they would be.
 "on the top of the mountain an extraordinary sight presented itself Scattered in all directions were brok- en furniture. burst-open trunks and tn boxes. blankets, clothing, bedding, clothes. gramaphones, telephone and medley of every conceivable sort of thing.
 "The Germans had built several good mud houses, with glass doors and windows, good furniture, carpets, pictures, etc., in them Sign posts pointed the way to defensive posts and picquets; two fine cement-built reservoirs were full of water, there was a vegetable garden and also caves converted into granar,es and ulled with meslies and guinse corn, and cattle. pigs and sheep browsing about, and many chickens"
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-21

DIR. FANNIE WAITE Uyeaight speoiaiist--vsIentine Block
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-21
struaaIe up HIII

By evening most of tho companies had managed to struggle half way up tho hir. there getting what shelter they could from the incessant fire of the enemy. aided by the light of fire balls and rockets. Officers and mon. exhausted and drenched with rain, hung on determinedly to the ground gained. At dawn on the morning of the fifth they started climbing once more. The enemy in addition to ri- flo and Maxim gun fire. started roll ing down huge rocks and throwing dynamite bombs. These latter, ex- ploding with a terrific report, caused considerable consternahon at first among the men tlI reassured of their comparative harmlessness by their officers. All that day our men grad ually worked their way up, capturing small stone redoubt and sanger here and there.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-21

SAVE MONEY on your dental work by seeing pr. Halford. Seward Build f-..- o1o 70
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-21

DR. HALFoRD's price for modern dentistry is 5oes cheaper than Trust prices. 2-1S.tf
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-21
JUNEAU sTEAMsHiP co.
 United states Mall SS. GEORGIA
IuNEAu.slrkA RourI

Leaveo Juneau for DousIss, Fun ter, Hoonah, Gypsum, Tenakee, KIllIsnoo, Chatham and sltka every Wednesday at 12:oi a. m.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-21

ton' supplies the two remaining reels and he Is always good. Same 6ill to- night.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-21

$. PatrIok,s baII-A. 3. haII. ClsH
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-21
IuNEAu.aKAawAY RourE

JUNEAU-sKAewAY ROUTE Leaves Juneau for Douslas, Eagle River, Sentinel Light Station, EI- drId Rock Light Station, Comet, Haines, skasway every Sunday at 12:oi a. m. Returning, leaves skagway tho following day at fa:o2 a. m.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-21

The Sun correspondent declares tho Brit.shers in the Far East are in a funk" over wild tales of Germen spies and staratagems. Eighteen ves- sells Of the German government in- termed in Manila harbor are believed to be perpetuaily on the verge of @ dash, although they are partly dis- mantlcd; arms arc supposed to be streaming in. from and through the Philippines; expeditions are rumored to be fitting in the United States, and no one talks anything but war and Chinese politics.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-21

The London Daily Mails special cor respondent who has just returned from tho Near East says: "Rouman- ia .s pro-ally, especially pro-French through and through. Her special hat red is directed against tho dual mon- archy, particularly Hungary. Whole Roumanian army is crazy for war. Many Roumanian officers are dissat. isfied with the sIowness in which the Entente B making progress in this war, but they are firm believers In eventual victory of the allies.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-21


 A Berlin cable quotes Alfred F. Nj. Zimmerman, secretary of state as stating that the Kaiser has no de- signs on the United States and there ore no serious misunderstanding at present. He adds that peace only is desired. The German government has never questioned the legality of the shipment of American arms and ann munition to the allies or to any bel. ligerent nation. We have never con- tended that this act is Q breach Of inc ternational law. nor hos the German government ever represented itsolf as holding such Q view"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-18

great n burden upon the taxpayers
OF ~" stat, that thcr" az" already too
many ui'HcC"SSary Stat. departments.
~ II comes Ia that. | Say abolish ore
OF IN" other commissions and use that
money toward the support of the Office
al commissioner of prohibition. There
Is especial need for raid enforcement
ii' IN" INITIAL stages OF the new policy"
Scintor West. one OF ia" patrons OF
inc NH, expressed tile opiniou that.
with making statutory provision for
CARRYING statewide prohibition into #
rect me httil" for Temperance" has Just
ocSun. ANA it il very essential mat
provision should hc made at ti,c out
S't Tor Keeping the question out az
po''tich Not only is he in favor OF
"ic'tinS Il commissioner OF prohibition
"sE"'htiiy charged with tn, duty Of
enforcing prohibition laws but he is
"hait"rahlI opposed To leaving his APP
'v'i'ri"nt l." the Governor.
Unless YOU have a commissioner"
n" said. elective 10y the Legislatures
'hc prohIhitior question sill bob w
ia every Subcrnatoriai campIir". Nui
ION SC" that IL viii he AN irnova-
il"il IL stat" policy You already have
II commissioner OF Agriculture. n Com
missioner az Insurance. ana other de-
p"ftmtntai officers clothed with police
powers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-18
seven Deeds or Trust Amounting &c
SInSIO.

I. l.. iIowl- ct ais TO II. :. Taylor.
trustee ioxI.i feet west line Twenty
iifth stree. - feet south OF street.
February : 1916. Sl.2jl
Agnes ! Wilson ct al. to j y. Nc
Giivray. trustee, two thirds interest In
5uNl2i Ccct east line locus, Alley, 80
Zee, south "f Franklin street: also
3Oxl27 feet east ~. Eleventh street.
loi feet north Of Everett Street. Feb
ruHry Il, 1915, sos.
John u. Flair Jr TO l.. T. Hrow:.
trustee, 72x,.s Iect west line Adams
street. 10 feet south of Carr street.
February ;. 1916. :i.06G.
Lawrence. 7. Price ct I'm, 10 !. I.
Wilson. trustee. il3 l2Xla0 feet at the
southcust corner Of seminary AvenH"
and the Erookland Park Boulevard.
February II. 1916. $1,000
!inrry. J.. Matthews e. u%., 20 Harold
~. Eloomherg. trustee. tots ~ and -
in the plan OF boulevard Residence
rark. February u. 1915, s. SO.
L. W. Taylor 10 John q. lIaslcy, trus-
tee. % feet IL Inches by 80 feet
inches east line Seventeenth street.
hctwecn Main and Franklin Streets.
February IL, 1915. $3.50
r. J. King Ct al. to John Mitchell
Jr. ot al. trustees, IS feet inches by
- feet south line clay street; ~ feet
IS - inches east of Second street.
February 70 1915, $3.50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-18
BILL PROVIDES ADDITIONAL
STATISTICS ON COTTON
Lever Says Measure. Which Ia Favor
hhI! Reported, wiz Benefit Pro-
.iuccrS Most of All.

WASHINGTON February 1.-THE
Lever biz 20 dirccs the Census Bureau
|" collect and publish statistics OF cot
ton aud cottonsc"d products WAS or
d"red iav"rably reported to-day by
tn" House Agriculture Committee
y fayorabl" report also WAS ordered
OH the Helm bill. directing tho Census
hur"au TO publish statistics 81 raw
and prepared cotton and lintcrs. cotton
waste and hull fibre consumed in IL.
m"nuiacture OF puncotton aud cNplu-
siv"s. ana of absorbent and medtcatcd
cotton during 1915.
Passage Of the Lever Lii would r.
H"ir" the Census Bureau to publish
monthly statistics as to the quantity
OF cottOnscci received at oil mills the
quantity OF Cottonsecd crushed at such
nliI$. the quantity OF cottonsecd prod
ucis and refined oil obtained. the uuan-
uty OF these products shipped ont hs
ih">" mills and quantities held by re
hnerS' manufacturers and users.
Statistics showing the quantity 81
c"ttoHSccd and cott"nsccd products
Imported ANA exported also would b.
collected.
IN" Lever bin has the support OF tn.
Census bureau. cottouSccd crush.rs
associations Of the South the cotton
farmers and vottonsecd trad. gen
""aIl-
Representative" Lever told jhe COM
mite. today that cotton is more
readily manipulated than grain. ana
t's'' the bill wonlG benefit producers
most Of all.
Mir. Lever said one brokerage iir,n
spends Sl"o.o"" annually IN collecting
cotton statistics ana large sums also
w"r" spent by oths" concerns but tina,
Tho governments figures were the
most accurat" OF al. and that without
l..rN ,su
ntpulatcd 10" wrongful purposes. The
additional statistics sought under the
bill would cost only $4,000 or 5000
Annually. he said
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-18
HIS DEATH is MYSTERY
watson Y. Arlington. OF NIrIinin, Found
Dead In Atlanta ndrr Curious
circumstances.
Especial TO Th. T'mes-Dispatch.l

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
ATLANTA. Ga. February iI.--Foi-
lowing the discovery at an early hour
THIS 'normina OF the lifci.ss body %
Watson Y. Arlington, guest at the
AnSl.y Hotel. detectives tonight are
working on II murder theory
Ia no Other way ar" they able TO ac-
count FOR his injuries. His body was
bruised. his skull fractured and a leg
broken. At irSt II was thought he
might have fallen out of q window. but
ms room was on the other side OF the
hotel Then AN automobile theory was
advanced but the street was mar.
row one and not on. autos would likely
traverse.
Arlington was the representative OF
the Andrew Graham EitlioGraphine
company. OF Washington. His former
home was i'll Petersburg. Ills father.
fetcr Arlington. lives III Norfolk, and
his brother lvcy l.. Arlington. at Rich
m"nd. The body will be shipped TO
Petersburg.
Coroner ponVhoo Will hold an inques.
h"rc tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-18
FOLLOWS ADVICE
OF THE PROMINENT
We'll known People Here Are
PraiSin% the Master
Medicine,

There seems to lie no end cf ~. --on'
that Tan!ac can do T'hc pguu.o G.
'sirhm"nd are 10 cinnin,, 80 rc".ire
TINS. ana arc being relieved - "'r
remedy. Taniac. Here. 2a IN o;Nrr -.
ti"ns OF Tie country. rau'.,c 'ns OF
snstau, favor The people hnNr t.
claimed II as the Master Medicine na
Il has since proven that the c.ith
placed IN II 10y the chemists wac erc,,
ed IL MAS not misplaced.
rnc ri Tie latest l." Join tnv :y,,i,S
OF those WIN praise Tarl;c IS Mr..
Il. T.. McCanu, VIII" lives at $50 SION.
wall street. In a raccu: interview WITH
Mr Prince. The ranla" rcprcS. utativc
here. she said: Il suffered from guncrnl
debility following La Grtyrc, had
lost my appetite ana did not Si"cp sell
~ night. had a weak, gun-GoNu feel
inG and felt lazy ana sleepy al The
time was also bothered quite Il bit
with stiffness in all my joints.
II saw TInlac advertised. aud what
so many prominent people had 20 say
abou; tt decided me in it's favor since
taking il my appetite has improved
wondcrfuily am hungr; ana cat
everything with Il relish. The stiffness
IN my joints has PASSED off. and have
:, great deal more life aud energy abou:
me than 1 had before. ranlac has help.
ed me a great deal! and | regard il as
u fine tonic. and recommend it to othc.
sufferers.
Tanlac. the Premier Preparation FOL
stomach. kidney or liver ailments. cou-
stipation. indigestion. catarrhal afcC-
tious and like n:aladicS is now sale
here by the Polk Miller Drug Stores
Mr.. I. g. Prince. the Tanlac rcpresen-
tutivc. is in attendance az the Broad
and Third Streets store, where he will,
Gladly meet the public and courtcousl,
explain Tanlac Price sl.oo per bottle
Advert iSencnt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-18
=. :. CIRCUIT COURT or APPEALS.

The United States Circuit Court of
Appeals reconvencd Yesterday morning
at 1880 o'clock, with Circuit Jud:.e s
Pritchard, Knapp and Woods. ana Dis
trict Judge BOYD in attendance.
Cases argued yesterday:
Nos. 1917, I4lS, 1il?. 100 James
Oates ct al, plaintiffs in error. W. The
United states. defendants in error:
error to the District Court at Philippi.
w. Va. Argued by John &. Palmer.
Jr.. and Joseph r.. Curl. Of Wheeling.
w. Va for the plaintiff in error, and
by $: ". walker L. :. Attorney. Of
MartinshurE, W. Va. and John y. How
ard. of Wheeling, w. Va. for the de
PENDANTS III error. and submitted
Case in call to-day:
No. Ii2l--Newton Midkin. appcilapt
VS.. Sabiu w. Cotton. Ir.. Herbert l..
Clark and Clarence Sill. trustees Of
the Guyandot Land Association, aD-
pcllccs: appeal from the District Court
at Huntington w. Va. To be argued
by Maynard r. stiles of Charlest on.
w. Va. for the appellant. and by Vim
son and Thompson and Meek and Rem
shaw. of Huntington. w. Va. for the
apncllccS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-18
REAL ESTATE
and COURTS

fi" iocW real estate inarke, was ac-
iN" Yesterday wi'h tho sales .of city
'f"pcr,v "cEr"gatiue more than SOS. =
'"r, whi'n "as wcl distributed in al!
ccuuns ~ ~. city. Small prnportv
orruu"d - show its usual ..,ivi,y.
Nh L. 'hc~e wer" also several sales Of
h" better clas". Euilding operations
ser" hcayy Yesterday. although the
~ was e"nrn"I 20 small dwellings,
nd ropa!r johs
horace : dawes. ia the larges, deal
-"st"rdaY. acquired from George l!oad-
. and John y. -. Scarborough. cxecu-
ors q The estate OF Mrs Laura II.
Johnson. Tho tric< residence ~ 2o23
louU,n,n; Avenue. The 10, fronts :fty
Get or the south side ~ Mouumen,
Venue, jrs' west Of the corner Of
Meadow Sitc"r. and sold for $50. 900.
J. CapIop NpIi 70 Il NJ White lot
+-outirr niuety-two feet three inches
the southeast corner Of Seventeenth
nj FnirGrld streets for $500 Jnmes
sheppard acquired from y T Harris.
-ust.c, twenty seven feet ton inches
10 tn. cast side "f Shoc'ioe Slip. jus,
,urh o. ,hc corner Of Hrdic's Allcv.
orr s5.l5o. There we're several other
alcs ranging around the 5000 mark
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-18
CIItNCEnN TRANSFERS.
en- Deeds of Hurunin mud Snic Amount
in. tO StiI. 1880.

, Caplon 81 IN. 10 Il VI White. %
-, inches by l2n feet at the south
asst corner OF Seventeenth and Fair
cid streets December -. 1915; tax
;etzgrf. noS@5 fe,t .as, lin" Eigh-
-cuth street between Main and Cary
streets: also %5Xi az feet adjoining the
5, 1916. si.i25.
Same "a same. hv.-twcnty- fourtha
Interest," In same property as described
n decd next above February s. 1916.
;..i37.5o
.. Shepherd. % rect 10 IS inches by
- feet cast line Sh"ckoc slip. IS feet
10 iuches sonth OF Eridics Alley. Feb
toal. isxiso feet south line Venahic
street co feet east Of Pickett street
February II. 1915. Sl.T50
o Lawrence. n. Price. 1i5 l-2xi?l feet
the eouttcaSt corner Of Seminary
venue and the ErOokland Park Bou-
evard February ~. 1916: tax $3.50.
(. Ronded Realty Company to r. J..
I.i,g ct ,iX s feet inches nv 81 feet
inches south line Clay street sc feet
~ inches east OF Second Street.
february -. 1916: tax SL9o $40.
l. w. Crump 10 George w GAY. Lr.
- feet | inch by - feet north line l.
;trect. % feet 70 inches cast OF Twcn-
eighth street. February II. 1916:
TX $40, $40
Gcorg" IToadiey ct al executors. to
toracc &. IIawcs. 5oXi50 feet south line
Monument Avenue, ESQ feet west of
tcadow street. February I. 1916
10000
! G. Rcazlcy ~ M. TO w. J. Chris
van. oaxiio Feet wcst line Boulevard
~ I.ot south OF Floyd Avenue Feb
nary TO- 1916: tax So. $40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-18
ELECTRIC PERMITS.

The following permits were ISSUED
yesterday b. the Electrical Depart
j. F. Stringcr for W. $. Porter. 4c3
North Ninth street. one outlet
EuGclb"rg ~ Bear. FOR VI S'icf
Piano Co. II! West Broad street. five
outlets and three lights.
W. II. jerks. for g. q. Morris. -
South ELM Street. changing five fix
lures.
Same. for same, % South Elm street
Same. for same. 81 South Elm street.
changing five tiNtures.
Same, FOR same. l. South Elm Street
changing five futures.
Same for same. Ia South Elm Street
changing fN. fixtures.
same. for same. u South Elr, Street.
changing five fixtures.
Same, for same. Bow" aud Moore
Streets. three outlets
Same. for Miller X Ehoads, jo1 Gas:
Broad street.. Eight fixtures
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-18
BUILDING PERMITS.
Eleven building Permits. Amounting
To SS.1In.

Permits for new, and rrepair work
We're issued Yesterday h! Building In
spcct"r Butler as follows:
=. - Schwalm. 10 build brick gar
age in rear OF 200 North Addison
street. TO cost $40.
w &. Schaaf. to build two two-story
brick dwellings COOS and 260s West
Cary Street. TO cost $500
w Il. Pollard, 10 build a two-story
frame dwelling a. 1915 Virginia Ave-
nue., To cost $1,000.
Rosa 4. Weiubrunn TO repair frame
dwelling 60 North Sixth street, 20
cost Slis.
4 r Harris. Jr. 10 repair brick
dwelling il6 West Franklin street. TO
cost $3.50.
II y. Taylor. Jr to repair brici.
store j. south Fourteenth street. TO
cost $500.
J. u Amesbury, TO repair frome
dwelling +oT North Avenue to cost
si00.
Thomas Murray. 10 repair frame
dweliiuEs 300 and 60 North Twenty
eighth street, 70 cost $50.
\. l.: Bui!n. TO repair three frame
dwellingS> 5000, 1905 and 1907 East
Main street. t" cost $3.50
=. Nash. To repair frame shed in rear
o. 3l9 Fourth Avenue, TO cost Sl5..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-18
NEW uuPEWELI. LODGE WILL.
HE INSfITl TED TO-NIt.IIT

Special 10 Tn. Times DiSpatchl
lipPEWEIl.. VA. February 1.-THE
grand master ana other grand lodge
"iil"erS. az well as prominent odd Eel
lows. from various States will be pres
"nt :" participate in comforting OF de
9rccs of the order when the new lodge
OF odd Fellows is instituted here to-
morrow night Abou Zen Adhcm
Lodge degree team. OF Richmond will
"Acnphf: the work Grand Master -.
Y. Hanger AMI Grand Secretary l.. +.
Furn"r Will be present and WI! nav"
charge OF the installation work.
Charles POhtc, grand commandment OF
i"triarcils Militant. viii be present
with his staff in uniform. among them
being II. NJ tcinhardt and j. w. Saun
ders. Of Richmond, and NJ. davidson.
OF iiopcwcl!
Tn. Hopewc!l lodge will be one Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-18

by the .\ntiSaloon League providing
for commissioner OF prohibition.
elected by the present Leg islaturc FOR
Il term OF six years. and a substitute,
offered b. Senator strobe, placing the
responsibility Of enforcing the act
sQuarcly upon the shoulders OF the
Governor and empowering him to APP
point such agents as he may deem
necessary in the discharge OF that duty
On the proponents Of the measure,
said Senator strobe. lies the burden of
proving that The Ollie Of commissioner
Of prohibition IL necessary 10 the sue
cess OF prohibition. II challenge YOU"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-18
PLUMBING PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
Yesterday by Plumbing Inspector Ian
dcrS:
+ j !.cchncr. FOR W. NJ Cease. SOC
Lamb AIcu2c.
snyder Plumbing Co. for 1907 Griffin
Avenue.
same for c. w wt,t"l lIle Mon
trose Avenue
same, for Rosa Schmidt 1915 Mon
same. for l.. ~ Umlauf. 1923 Craw-
ford street.
same for o J.. Umiauf 1919 Craw-
SAM for l. \ Cnlauf, 1921 Fendam
Avenue.
nue..