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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-29
STAUNTON MAN ELECTED
Taylor NcCoy Made President Or Nir-
Einin Conference OF Charities
mud Corrections,

LiNCiIEUl;G, VA. February 2S.--At
to-niehts meeting OF the state Con-
iercnc" OF Charities and Corrections
ihc following officers were elected:
president Taylor Mccoy. Stauntou:
first vice president. Rev. Charles Han.
dent Armistead K. Ions. Lynciburg:
secretary Miss Louise +. Price. Rich
m"nd: treasurer. Dr. x. II. Flanagan,
Richmond: executive committee. Dr. j.
j. travat. RichmOnd: Res ~ e.
sharpe. lienrico; Rev. George u. Nave
Dyke. Professor j. l.. Mcconnell Rad
iord; Professor j. u. Binford and the
cN.pr"sid"nts OF til" conference.
The attendance upon the three SEES
s'ons Of the annual meeting OF the
. state Conference of Charities ana Cor
rs was expected. hardly Il hundred out
Of town delegates being present when
the convention opened this morning
The convention heard the annual report
OF Rev. George Floyd Rogers prcsi-
dent. WHO depicted work accomplishc ed
and showed Il growing sentiment favor
able To correction along social lines
y. X. Long, chairman of the Lynchburg
city Farm Board read = paper de-
Scribiug the operation OF the farm for
c"nvi-iS. ana Hiss Anna Petersen, Su-
pcrintcndcnt OF the Girls Industrial
Home. in Chesterfield County. .old of
the Improvement ia that institution
zine" she took charge. She opposed the
coordination Of that home with the
state Farm or the Epileptic Colony.
She pleaded for help, causing Il resolu-
ton I" hc offered requesting the LeEis-
laturc to maintain tho Home as at
present. bat this was tabled after "a
lively discussion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-29
UGH! A DOSE: OF
NASTY CALONE.L.
Ii SaliyateS! II make. Won sick
and YOU may lose a
days work.

Your bilious, sluggish. constipated
and believe YOU need vile. dangerous
caiomcl TO start your liver and clean
Your bowels.
Here's my guarantee! Ask your drug.
Sist for 5o-ccnt bottle Of Dodsons
Liver Tone and take Il spoonful to.
night. Ir IL doesn't start your liver
ana straightcn you RICH; up better tina n
calomcl and without gripping or making
you SICK want you to 20 back to tho
store ana get your money
Take calomcl to-day ana to-mor.
row you VII feel weak and sick and
mausoated. Don't lose days work
rake Il spoonful OF harmless. vegetable
Dodson's Liver Tone tonight and wake
up feeling great, It's perfectly harm
less. so glvc 1t to your children any
tinie. 1t can: &alivatc. so let them eat
anything afterwards Ally
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-29

raprcaguc, Maximum, $1,000: minimum.
$1,000: par value. 800, ". NJ. Turling
ta,y and trcasurer--both OF Wachra :
prcague. Purposes: oyster planting
business
Big Four Mining and Leasing Cor
poration iuchmond. Maximum. $4,000:
ninimhm. $500: par value, 500. james
u. Lang, president: i. y. Schloss. Gee
York.
Hazard Coal Corporation, Roanoke
Maximum. $500, 900: minimum. 10000;
president; D. D. Hui. Jr. treasurer
and attorney; Leon Neal secretary--ail
OF Roanoke.
r, Chalmers Gelatin. Sales Corporation.
mum. $1,000 par value. $40. II. Z.
secretary and treasurer. Richmond
nstersbnrS Baseball Cornoration. Pc
sIr Sdo. Maxi ,,n IN; $1,000 mninnn,
president; Louis l.. Kidd. secretary
both of Petersburg.
The Direct vapor Corporation. Rich
.nond. Maximum 100000 minimum.
ham, PRESIDENT: samuel 4. !, nrow """, aes.
retarH-bOth of Cleveland .
New Era Brick Company. Inc. Rich
mond. Maximum, s60.cOo minimum,
$1,000: par value. 500. Ford NJ Rooth.
president. Richmond; james T.. Cu,h-
bert secretary and treas rro. Peters
burg.
Roanok" spoke ana handle ,.ompan,.
me. Roanoke. M;,Aiinr,m EJ0. 900: min
mum $4,000: par vaiIc Sl"". james
y Garrett. president; lanes =. Garrett,
u; secretary" both OF Salem.
McGehcc-tolc Furniture COMPANY
| Inc. tynchbnrS. Maximum. s5O,0D0:
minimum $1,000; par value, 500 O.;
6. McGchcc, president: II. W. Cole SEC
rotary and tr"asur er--both OF Lynch
burg
Amendment to charter OF Providence
Forge Packing Cooperation. Richmond.
increasing maximum capital stock from
II y 400 4. SIn nnn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-29
HUIi.iiING PERMITS.
Five IluiIdfng Permits Amounting 20


Permits FOR new and repair work
wcr. issued Yesterday bv Building IN
sp"ctOr Butler as follows:
kiugGn II 90. "a r.air brick ware
mouse on the north sid. "f Cary street
between Fifteenth au' Seventeenth
Streets. TO cost $500
Virginia Railway and powc. Com
pamy, TO rcpair brick shop on the north
sid" OF Taylor street. between f:ln
street and Davis Avenue. u cost $4,000
MIS-. X. Il. Andrews. to build ii two
story brick dwelling Oh the cast side
Of Semn1es Avenue. between Thjrticth
and Thirtv-iirst streets. to cost sa.10n
Nellie L Fortune. 10 bu.ld q two
story frame dwelling on the wcs, side
Of Twenty ninth street between the
Midlothian Turnpike and Wcstham
Avenue. to cost $ 600
George T. ana Irene II owen. ,u
build "a two story brick dwelling Il, 30fa
Floyd Avenue, tc COS: :ilrh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-29
sAL ESTATE
Z AND COURTS

tyiocal real estate market ycStcI-
lfIs fairly active fOr tn" first Ja%
& week, the sales being numerous
t-h confined almost entirely to
Eansf.r o: small propcrtl lien
bounty and SouthSidc real estate
comparatively Inactive. Tho CITY
4ichmoui acquired several small
Sor street Improvement under ne
ions pending for som" Time.
/, Rcdd ana others sold to tho city
X OF land fronting OH the north
~ L street, extending from Rogers
;cntieth streets. The purchase
)lSas said to be 10000 l. X and
SrSChvpmoes sold 10 John II. Gar
n lot fronting nifty feet on tue
side OF Noutrosc Avenue. Just
of III" corner Of Laburnum Ave-
Or 1880.
kI. Gilman acquired from James
PirrisUu twenty feet ON the east
4Cl Nest Street, Just south OF the
uf Grove Avenue. FOR Si,JUu
on sold 80 Th"o Nelson the same
iutE. and acquired from the same
Z eighty three feet one inch al the
tcast corner uf Leonard and West
r.. Tn latter property MAS valued
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-29
EL.ECTRtC PERMITS.


The following n,rmt;s v.cr. issu.f,
r.cht:
NJ y Pcnbcrtcn, for - James Meth
odist Church. Twenty-nir,h ana Mar
shall Streets. ci.-h; outlets
p. r. Pollard or Mir Simmons. a.aS
heIeriE street. our outlets and lights
sane. for Tom Sing. 2712. i:as, Frank
lin street. fly" outlets and lights.
>, Same for Terrell Building g.. 1924
Second .hNenUe. iiIr;y-ou. outlets
sam" for cnapir ~ Hume. 1927 North
Avenue. siNt zen outlets ana Two fy-
lures.
Lyons x Williams for {. T.. Sprenkle.
Same. for same. 321S stuart AVcnue
thirty outlets.
Same. tor SAM. 2eeo stuart Avenue
thirty outlets
Same, FOR same. 1920 stuart Avenue
thirty outlets.
w. b. CatietI Electric 20. for Mrs !
Strinnrecher. 2ioi East Main street
fourteen fiNtures
Same: for Clareice Alilihiser GIG
same, for Atlantic Coast Line Yards
switch.
Godsey & Fry for Ki,k Y.unch Room
81 East Main street. i've outlets and
five futures
Same. Tor Crurch Xiii Bank. sa,4
| WIiiianshurG .ivenue. seven fixtUres
!" r Warinncr. FOR Mrs : T. Clay.
COL North Thirty-Hrs; street twenty
ore outlets
" +. Mahoney. for DLumcr Brothers
Norris Hunter. for \ M WaIkl.n 100
west Avenue six outlets
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-29
Jump from Bed
in Morning and
Drink Hot Water
Tolls why everyone should drink
hot water each morning
before breakfast.

Why 's man and woman. half the
time. t"eiing nervous. despondcnt
worried, some days hcadachy. dull ana
unstrung; some days really incapacl-
tated by illness.
II we all would practice inside
bathing. what "A gratifying change
would take place. Instead OF thous-
ands OF half-sicS, anacmic -loollin.
souls with pasty. muddy coInplcXions
We should see crowds OF happy. neal
thy. rosy checked peopl. everywhere.
The reason is that the human svstcp,
does not rid itself each day "f all the
waste which it accumulates under our
present mode OF living. For ever,
ounce of food and drink taken into the
system nearly an ounce OF vast. ma
t. rial must be carried out. else it fer
uleutS and forms p;omainc like pois-
Uns which are absorbed into the blood
Just as necessary as it is to clean
the ashes from the furnace each day.
before the fr. will burn bright and
hot. so we must each morning clear
the inside organs of the previous days
accumulation OF indigestible waste
and body toxins. Men and women
whether sick or we'll, are advised to
drink each morning. before brc;iifa ST.
Il glass Of real hot water with q tea
spoonful of limestone phosphate in it,
as harmless means of washing out
Of the stomach. liver. kidneys and
bowels the indi.sstiblc material, waste
sour BIKE and toxins: thus cleansing
swcctening and purifying the entire
aliinentary canal before putting more
Good into tho stomach.
Millions of people who had their
turn at constipation. bilious attacks.
acid stomach. nervous days and sleep
less nights have become real cranks
about the morning inSidc-bath \
quarter pound Of limestone phosphate
Will not cost much ut the drug store
hut Is sufficient to demonstrate to
anyone. its cleansing. sweetcning and
ireshcninG effect upon the system
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-29
cnA>cEny nELEA<f: DEEDS.
Four Release Deeds Amounting 10
Stt.oI0

Blanche l.. Lewis. 70 foe, 3 inches by
% feet west line Brook Avenue. ITO
feet 3 inches south Of Munfogd Street.
February IL, 1916. S30a.
stuart Bowc. trustee. To- Rosa y.
Hicks. 6ox6+ feet ives, liae Seventh
street, between Broad ana MARSHALL
Streets. February -. 1916 SI.2.J0.
II y. Pollard. ,ir.. trustee, TO T. w.
o'l:ricn, .. feet 10 81 inches by l56
feet south iine Floyd Avenue. 201 feet
! 81 inches west Of West street Feb.
ruary -, 1915. $o.S0c.
Same 10 same, the sam" property as
described in decd next above FehrU
airy -. 1916. $500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-29
SCANDAL
" Open NEW TRAILS
n GUS Attorney Imtimates
y Expects To Nuke Start.
Fling Revelations.
ON PRIMARY TO-DAY
\ Nchtcrs in Fight Between
! thompson and Republican
men Who Oppose His Pol
jhd Now Seek denomination.

inJ :, i.o,. a.,
81
i>""c Sial' controversy
lnor event compared to rcvcla-
(7cl n. womb mako S-.,no,r
~ ,,,o,, ,o w.,
II
Il w. '''i''cr nead of the social
rartmen,. who has charged
n "r compelled 10 give up part
X ly for the bcnch. of 4 mem
Ty"r William Hale Thomp-
Il $. declared to-day he would
IN 4 witness who would re-
hsivc salary splitting in the
hearing on the Eaton Rowe
developed little of interest.
l,znorris. Mayor Thompson
was the only witness. and
"a that the Mayor had ordered
campaign contributions be as
department heads.
gearing was adjourned until next
?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-29
PoST-oFFICE Is ROBBED
FOURTH TIME. N VAR

DURHAM y. c., February For
the fourth time in little more than u
year robbers entered the post office in
West Durham early to-,iay and blew
open tn" safe. stamps valued NJ $500
were destroyed by the explosion, and
$50 In cash is missing In the three
previous robhcrics more than 81 600 in
cash and stamps was obtained
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-29
L. :. c,ncu,r coUnr OF APPEALS.

The United States Circuj, Court of
Appeals rcconvened YESTERDAY morning
at 1880 q clock. with Circuit Judges
l'ritchard, Knapp and Woods in at
tendance.
Case argued Yesterday:
NO. lf"0.-John r. McGraw. appellant.
vs.. j; j. walsh. Jr. surviving partner,
appeiiec; appeal from the District
Court At Wheeling, W. Va. Argued by
T. :. Riley and John j. Coniif. az Wheel
ing. W. Va. for the appellant and by
j. NJ Ritz and John A. Howard. OF
Wheeling, W. Va. for the appellee and
submitted.
Case in call ty-day:
George odom and Tom odom. plain
tifs i'm error: error to the District Court
at Grecnville, S. {. On motion of the
defendant in error TO docke, and dis
mss. TO he argued by Hiram VI. smith
Assistant United States ATTORNEY. Rich.
mOld. in support of motion
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-29

Clarence Ellis. Clarence Brown aud
Charles PoindeXt"r. the negroes ar
rested by Policemen !. j Smith and
Gailhraiih on charge OF operating
policy shop AZ 12l North Second
street, were held Until March by
Justice 'rutchiicld yesterday. They
VIII be given a hearing in the case on
that uI.c
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-29
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses were issued ny tn.
clerk OF the Hastings Court yesterday
as follows:
Willie Lee Williams and oracle l..
Stewart.
David S sarheant and Edna g. FL
lott
Alvin West Goldsmith. OF CITY Point.
and Euia Pauline Noble. of Richmond
William T. Bricl and Elizahc,! Var
nicr.
Leo j. Carrier and Lille r. nov
Berry.
william Henry BIankenshir and
John ~ Benton aud Marcnre, ~
Clarke.
Clarence A. Miller and RAT. L..
Clarke.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-29

SUFFOLK. Va. February 2S.--Tho
Suffolk City Council tonight at an
adjourned meeting passed the rcsolu-
ton authorizing the sale of the thirty
year $4,000 bond issue to the proyi-
dent Savings ana Trust Company. OF
Cincinnati. o. Tn" bond ISSUE is for
the improvement Of schools. street cX-
tension. sewers. purchase Of fire equip
ment and Improvement Of police de-
partment facilities
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-29
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.

William u. Hosson. a grocer ut ao3
Main Street Fredericksburg filed n pc
tition in voluntary bankruptcy ycster-
day In the United States District Court
he stated that he was unable to pay
at S4.S74. OF which $l.473 was secured
claims and S2.S06 are unsecured. His
assets arc listed at s5,oa0. OF which
Sl.6oo is In real estate, $500 III stock
and trade, and 5000 debts in orcn
account
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-29
To-Day and Tonight in
Richmond.

Stntr senate. Capitol, ~ o'clock.
Houhc OF Delegates, Capitol, 10
o'ciOck.
Lee thnptcr. L. ID. G., charity dnn-
Art Club of Richnun,I, Mrs. Henry
N!icV :hmpsnn. ON "trt Students
Life IN Inris," i:3O O'Clock
tolohh"i DANES, WOmnn's Club, 4
O'r10ri<.
tu! democratic Committee, MUIR
phys Hotel. - o'clock.
L!ric-fopulnr vaudeville; muti-
nee, =; might, 40 aud %.
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-Hr-=--
'HA.CEHN TRANSFERS.
Deeds Of TinrSain and Snic.
Amounting to sill $50.

sec Daniel et uN.. 10 W. r brink
CT. GNl35 feet north line Floyd
"35 feet inches east Of West
February 81. 1916: taN 81. $40.
Davis ~ uH.. To l.. J. Peyronnet.
ES ect 10 inches east line Davis
, o,,,, l19 feet south OF Main street.
NY MY o5, 1916; tax $3.50. $40
mt Jones at ais, TO Thomas w.
- lSxln0 feet north line Moore
2 feet west OF Harrison street.
10. 1915; IAN 81, SO
\: Harrison ct ny. TO W J.
10 fe.t south OF Grove Avenue.
.. 1915: lax $3.50, slo.
GILMAN ct ny, TO Thco Nelson.
bet east line West Street. 1I5
nth of Grove Avenue. February
>: tax $40. SID,
Nelson ct ~" t" w. j Gilman.
inch by I25 feet AT the south
M orncr OF Leonard and IVES,
ily February ~, 1915: tax $40.
| Belle y. Vest ct vir. to Edward
ks. 3ox1Sl feet north line Floyd
r., between West Street and Al
bmvcnue. February II. 1916; tax
beth Mitchell ct ais. to City Of
z.,nd. l+N32 fee, south line Car
hN. Street. lia feet 3 inches west
CIV Street. December :. 1915. 500.
rs p. Scott et vir. to city OF Rich
tni tSi6 feet in rear Of houses
que, on west side or Pink street.
'h,nonrth OF Darlington Street. Oc-
.RBI. E3lS. S125.
kc tiravis ct ais, 10 same, dedi-
Fixing rip OF land "A feet in width,
s4.:re cut off the rear of their
CoulsS on the west side of Pink
zen Ncnablc and CARING
PNTED March 80, 1915: tax 30
~ ~ Wand ct ais, to same. lot Of
g--lg on the north side of r
extending from Rogers to
n Streets. February !, 1916.
q D. Christian ct al, special
Toners. to Richmond Railway
,aduct Company, 3Ox50 feet at
, G'thcast corner Of Eighteenth and
Nall Streets. February l6. 1916;
Peso. 81.
ra Cox et al, to II. II. Scherr.
IcX30 feet north line Coutts street,
bet east of ST. John Street. Febru-
Ia. 1916. s265.
bert w. o'Brien ct TX. to Linda II.
fhirc. % feet 10 "a inches BY l55
Ison,h line Floyd Avenue. 20I feet
inches west Of West Street. Feb
23. 1915: tax 81. $40.
Tx. and ]. IT, Schepmocs TO John
jarrett, 50xlS5 feet west line Mont
kAvenuc. so feet north Of Lahurnum
tie. September II. 1915: tax si.a0,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-29

NASHlNiI'pN, February 2S.--The
indications are that the storm over
Alabama Will NOV" uorthcastward and
be attended By rams Tuesday IN the
ia The Middle Atlantic states and
snow IN the OHIO WALES ana TENNESSEE
lower on the East Gulf Coast. and It
will not change decidedly elsewhere
east Of the mississippi River during the
next forty-"iSht hours
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-29
IHrtcr-MOrrls.

APPROXIMATIONS. VA. February .S-
Miss Ollie Morris. only daughter OF
Charles Morris, was married late yes
terday TO Leonard Washington Carter.
son of Cabell Garter, by Rev. C. w
Mcl;lroy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-29
Mu>IcirAL IMPROVEMENT.

The Administrative Board Yesterday
authorized TIA" following Improvement:
Superintendent Of the Gas Works WAS
Instructed to extend IN" gaS main in
hcnsington Avenue. between Shcppard
ana West Streets. At an estimated cost
Of $3.50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-29

AID the Haitian goNcrnncnt in proper
and efficient development OF it's agricui-
tural. mineral and commercial resources
and in establishment OF the iinances OF
the republic on a solid basis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-29
Local ItnIufnil.

I.hlnlhII IhSt INoWty-lOur hours y
Deficiency IN rainfall since March
Deficiency in rainfall since Jan
NAVY .......... .............
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HA,NcEHY DEEDS or TRUST.
Deeds OF Trust Amounting 10
SI0,3Hl.!| m

0ccdS OF TrHNt AMOUNTING TO
Sl0,3Bi .15.
J. Pcvronnct to Vt. S. TAYLOR. Jr.
Tee. 1898 feet east line Davis Ave-
k11a feet south Of Main Street. Feb
" 25. 1919, Sl.t27h0.
ines Lichncr ct vir. to T.. T.. McCon.
| trustee. 50x1i0 feet north line
IN Road, - feet 2 inches west OF
r Avenue. December %, 1915. $3.50.
brrie O. Wright to John II Garrett.
f-oX11o feet south line Marshall
1T. % feet east OF Twenty sixth
eft. January !, 1916. st16.4h,
w. Moore ct uN., to w. r. Rcdd
\ce. ISXl00 feet north line Moore
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-29
street - ree' wesr o harrison street,

S'rccl - 10 WrST o- W0.TIsVH HV'ttt.
February 20. 1915. $500.
W J. Gilman 10 {. : Wallcrstcin q
AL trustees 81 feet inch by l25 feet
~ the southeast corne, OF Leonard and
West Streets. February -. 1916: S2,:SS,
4: W. Winfrce ct ux., 20 II l.. Pollard.
.Ir.. trustee. /" feet 3' inches BY l25
feet ~ tn" northeast corner Of Floyd
Avenue ana Addison street February
IS 1919. SIntO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-29
IIENRICO TRANSFERS.
Deeds OF bargain md Snle
Amounting to Mild.

q. Wheat 10 =. r. Meade. lot IS in
plan orCiub View. near Wcsthamp.
November !, 1915: tax 81, $40.
. acres near Taylor's Crossing on
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Po-
&C Railroad. July is. 1N1A. $500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-29
The Weather
Furnfshrd by 4. =. weather Burcau.,
Forecast: Virginia
.Hnln Tue d % y /;
" rdncsdny fair.
North Carolina
Ruin Tuesday: We'd
nr>dny fur.


u noon temperature. ...-. :;
i. NJ. temperature.
Maximum temperature to ) T. NJ
aluminium temperature to T.. M =
Mean temperature
Normal temperature "
deficiency III temperature. ......
DchcicncE ia temperature since
March ..-......... Is
Accumulated excess since January
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-29
un>uico DEED or TRUST.
One Decd az Trust Amounting TO


Trustees Of FIRST Baptist church. col
orcd. east cf Richmond. to +. Sitteroirg
ct al trustees, one ha!f acre on the
east side Of the Creighton Road, about
three miles from the city February
20 1915, $1,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-29
LEATHER MANUFACTURERS
WILL MEET HERE IN APRIL
Prominent Manufacturers and Job
bers Coming From All Parts
OF Country.
CITY TO AID ENTERTAINMENT
General Chairman Percy J. Strams.
who Is Member OF National t.x-
ccutivc Committee, Appoints Con-
vcntiOn Committees.

Inc twelfth annual convention or the
National Leather and shoe Finders
Association, which viii nc held in
Richmoud April % 26 aud -. viii
bring about J0u Of ~" most prominent
leather manufacturers and jobbers in
the United States to Richmond Al
ready more than l:o reservations hav.
been made at the jefferson Hotel AS "a
result "f Tin" numerous articles that
have been printed in the trade Journals
devoted 10 tn" leather Industry In
these articles l;ichrnond is FULLY de-
S"rihed and pictures OF it's historical
places given prominent space
Richmond, through William r Dab
h"!. business manager OF the Chamber
oil commerce. and Percy J. Straus. 4
m"Inbcr of the national executive COM
mittcc, has been making AN .nor, FOR
TN" last three Years to secure the con-
Eentioi. Mr.. Dabucy spoke Il; the
conventions held at Philadelphia and
at New York but II was only this
Year that success crowned his efforts.
Both in" and Mr.. Straus say that the
convention will be OF ircstiinabl. adj
N"rtiS!nG value to the city. as il Will
bring 900 OF tie mos; representative
business men aud manufacturers from
all sections of th. country here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-29

LOcnl Observation AT +. VI. Yesterday.
Temperature. -, humidity. 81: wind,
direction, southeast, wind. velocity. 5
miles; weather, cloudy.
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CHARTERS ISSUED.

Charters were issued by the State
'ornoration Commission Yesterday as
'ollows:
Deep Sea Fish Company, Inc, Wich.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-29
CRY GIVES FUND no
MD IN ENTERTAIN MENT

ii'' 'chH'li AuNbltlSIn. Comm. q.
has voted $3.50" TO defray The expenses
Of the conventions
tn" associate members "a tn. asso-
cation include some of me largest tan
u""S and manufacturers of sol" leather
~ IL" United stat. These men Will
also be present At the convention
Percy i. Straus. OF ne national exc
entity" coinl.:.t"H. u.s. general charge
az ;he convention ara has appointed
Inn:
En;crrainmcn:--i j Myers. Jr..
chairman Perez j. StrauS. j W. Boston.
j. T. l'alinatIr:, W r lNabuey. Drmoudc
Smith. Robert g. Nelson. Christian
Clarke. Alvin NJ. smith, pcrc! Scaton,
Ira y. stern.
Robert {. Nelson chairman:
II. J. Myers IL, Robert :. JON =. George
w. Rogers. j ". BOSTON Percy j.
Straus. John L Andersom. .Jr.. Lee ~
Whitiock. ormondc smith
Iiuauc.-I'crcy ] Straus. chairman:
X. &. Nelson, H. !. Myers. il.
Publicity-Percy }. Straus chairman
II. Schwarzschild. J. Walter scott
i;eSistration--I.ec : Whiilocl<, chair
man; II. Schwarzschild, j. Walter Scott.
Hotel '.rranEcmcntS-J. w Boston.
chairman: G. H. Hail. lr.. :. y. Post.
Souvenirs Programs Speakers and
Badges-l!. i. Myers, Jr chairman
Perez j. straus Hober, G. Nelson
Ladics-Mrs, H. i. Myers, .ir. chair
| man: Mrs. Christian Clark. vice-chair-
| man Mrs. : NJ. Block. Mrs. John K.
Anderson, IT. Mrs. Nlviu NJ. Smith. Mrs.
Ormondc Smith, Mrs. J. NJ Eoscnbaum.
Mrs. Il: 9. Nelson, Mrs. Percy Scaton.
MIS-. J. 7. PalmltirN. Mrs. W. T. Dab
ncy. Mrs. Benjamin T. Crunp.
Reccption-W 7. Dabn.y. chairman;
W. T. Reed. George Ainslic. Julien H.
! Hill Nathan simon. Carl Roschen, G.
letter Jones. u. l.. Reed. w II. Adams
Horace =. smith Edgar II. FERGUSON
E0bcri :. ZONES. -. 7. Wcisi&cr.
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