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hnth cf Ma.l.ing,on. u. ,

both OF WasliuSton. -. {.
Tho rRMcW"li countN i'u,c Erred
Shorthoru Association. Inc Ta&cwch
M.iNimuW. S"0.cpc. minimum. $4,000:
par value. sac Il. :. Moss. president
iurEcs Garden. ]. I'd. l"crN. secretary
ard trcaSurrr. North ra:cwcil.
Roanoke Flour Ju'i scod Company.
Inc. i;uanuiir. NnNiulum. $4,000.
minimum. sI5.oo"; par valu" si"o.
Purposes feed aud milling business.
f. T.. Mason. president. -. ". rice Sec
yctar, and treasurer Doth of i;"an"l5c.
Callahan GROCERY ana fTodUc" COM
pany. Inc. i.yuChnuTg. MaNimu'u.
0,o"": minimum %3o,n"o. par value.
500. PURPOSES: WhuiCSal" grocery
business. NJ ". callahan. president
Henry knSonb"vScr. secretary ANA
RET Sur"i--hu,h Of t.ynoEhUr@.
Foreign charter:
stanton Clay Products tp.updiN. o.
D"iawarc congregation. d"lneSti,Hio" !"
DO business in Virginia. capital stock.
."oo.coo. J II. MAY. statutorl agent.
s;"unton.
The Ruan"k. steam bye Works. btg..
Roanoke. Maximum. S20.ooC. minimum.
- o0o: par value. $lOu. j. NJ. Roberts.
president: j. +. LortUu. secretary both
- Roanoke.
Amcud!neu; to charter - tne C"n-
sumcrs E-cwiu@' Company. Norfolk,
changing name I" Virginia fr"i' JHite
Company. Inc.
Amendment to charter al 7. g.
tuwan Go. Inc. Hristc!. iUcr"Isi n.;
capital stock from slo.ooc to $@0."""
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-12

D4uN. to erect frair" stable. west side
o: canal street between Jap"s River
and Hell street. To cost %loU.
Richmond. Fredericksburg nnh 20
tou'ac !;ailToad.>tc erect BRICK ware =
,"us" and manufacturing building:
sCu;h side Of l.riGh Street. between
Elizabeth and Dine.n streets. I" cost
$500.
l.. j. Bc2ttic. To erect brici> apart
m.n;. east side uf rsnrtun Avenue. be
tween Essen and Hooper streets. to
cost Si0.o0b.
cry stall leo Company. I" repair frame
store east side OF cary street. h"tw
Nuci"ruth and Twentieth streets. :,
cost SioH.
y. ;. Mcadora. to repair frame dwell
ing, 200 North Twcnty-third street.
10 cost $,0c.
Richmond Home for Ladies'. to repair
Avenue. between Mulberry ana Robin
son streets. {" cost $3.50.
tom" 70, Needy Confederate Women.
to repair brick dwelling. . East Grace
street. TO cost $500
- T.. Loo council. 10 .cpair hrick
store and hall. 32U-2o North Twenty
Gfth street. I" cost 81 .aoo
T.. L. chcstcrmLn. 4" repair brict
dwelling. 1896 Nest Grace street. TO
cost $500.
STATE 81 virrinia, to repair brick
tween Governor stree; and Capitol
SQUARE "a cost sG.CoU.
Mrs Julia taravati. to repair W."
brick stores ,12.-ei Eas; Erosd street,
t. cost $3.50.
W T. l;hcrman. Ia repair three frame
Gwciliups. Gl0-lll3 South cherry
street. to cost 500
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,u>>cEn, RELEASE Deeds.
Nine Deed. OF ncicn.c. Amounting IL

Nine Deeds OF Ucicn.c. Amounting I"
SJS.Spn.
Richmond Bank and Trust COM
many. trustee. 20 ". \. Gilman ~ ny.
iSnXlS0 fcc; east Inc of Boulevard.
% feet south OF Main street October
- 1916. $3.50
s. X u Florence =, ais. trustees. -
Lucy W Walker, G%HIG J." feet south
line OF l'arll Avenue. los ic"t w"St ca
i.cRoy l. brown CT ais. trustees. +"
james L. I!artz. ".Nl1?3-i south linz
Of Floyd Avenue. II" fccl west ="
Robinson street. pcCcmhcr -. l"li.
$1,000
i.cEoy T. Brown 81 ais. trustees. 80
William y Sorc ., ais. IL a-l2Ni"S
C.ot north line Of BROAD street. 80 -
feet Yves, o. Fourth street December
20 1915. $1,000
LeEoy. f., Erowm e. "lS. nmsts. -.
1915 sl.O00.
LeRo, T.. Brown ct ais. trustees. To
NJ j Norris. ~ l-4Xl2J - feet, known
as 1916 North Twcnty-sccond street
November -. 1915. $l.@oo
~ X Pollard. Jr.. trustee. To Rus
sell e Elauton. 2oNlil feet north limo
of Beverly street. i2G feet cast Of
Meadow street January .. lHi'.
Sl.lSo-
il. seldom Taylor. trustee. to j. Leo
Williams. "Sl-iXl5o feet. known IS
ESQ East Grace street. January q.
i"lT. i2.?2oi
Elcheson a Crutchhcid. trustees to
Il. Arthur Eayliss. 80 I-6NSo fec, south
line Of Ncuablc Street. southcas, cor
nor Nenahle and MCCanCc street,.
January :. 1917. S1t2
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TO ADDRESS SCHOOL LEAGUES
Nrs Nuufund aud Miss Wright TO
spend Week Touring 'nllc!
of tirGinin.

Airs IT, 4. Mupford. president Of the
to-Dpcraiivc Education Association.
aud Miss J. Douglas Wright. secretary
OF the High and Elementary Schoo,
Leagues. Will leave Richmond sunday
wight for q weeks speaking trip in
the interest of those "rEanlzat iorS
Mrs. Munfurd will speak Monda y
morning in Staunton before the state
Eoard OF Charities and Corrections. in
session there. Both Miss WriEh, ana
Airs. Munford will speak at Harrison
burg. before the students If the state
r"rmal school Monday night. at wood .
stock Tuesday night: al Winchester.
Wednesday night: at Front Royal.
Thursday night. and al Culpcpcr. Fri
DAY afternoon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-12
The WHOLE BODY
NEEDS PURE BLOOD

The bones. til" muscles. nud all ia,
organs Of tho body depend FOR thci,
strength and tone and healthy actor
on pure blood.
If the blood Is very impure. ,hc
bones become diseased. tn" muscles
become cpfenbicd. the step loses il
elasticity. and there is iuability Z,
perform tht usual amour, 81 labor
The skin loses its clearucsS. and pinI-
pies, blotch"s and other "ruptions
appear.
Hoods SarSaparilla makes pure
blood. 1T is positively uncuualcd il
the treatment Of Scrofula and Other
humorS. catarrh, rheumatism. dysiIcp.
STA. loss OF appetite, that tired fc"i
ing &c sure TO &c, Hoods and go,
il to-day. All druggiSts.-AdV.
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r>irEn STATES DISTRICT cornr.

y petition III involuntary hanhruptrA
was Med Yesterday in the tnIt"d state:
District Court 10y the Christie Mnnui"c
turing Company. Inc. the lfudckcr Drug
Company. Inc. The T.. Il. rIyl"r CO..
Inc. the owens 4 Minor rrU- 90.
lh'nitc". an OF E'ctim1nd' ann '"i!t''' =.
60. both Of New York. against ~ I
cooke. j. :. burger and Margaret :.
burger. trading rs the Cook" 'ruE
CO.. of City Point. 1, * alleged that
the defendant company owes $l.ur'.
and thai il has pruVable claims ~ cN-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-12

70 Ccct south o: Maiden Lane pcccm-
hCr ~ 1915 $NaG.l.
w \ MerCditil to Pollard " Eai;iy.
Inc. trustee. 3SN5I feet southeast cor
nor Bacon AMI oui, streets. bcccn'-
Der -. 1916. Sil2.
Clarence = Martin to Edward H.
brown. trustee, iNAllo feet south liuc
~ Graham Street. - 4 feet west oG
Tompkius street Dcccmbcr !. 1915.
S1i"
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TO OPPOSE TRAINING PLAN
Trinit. COLLEGE STUDIED" viii Spf"'
tEaIust CUntpm1SOr. Military
iSncc.nl,o Tho rin,os bisratcl

DURHAM. y. e.. linpart IL. u. ~
shelton. Il member at iliv senior ''a"S
Of Trinity College. has received II t"i'-
gram from T.. *. Ch"yncN. 81 New orr.
city. orS&ui@inis secretary al tH' '"'
lcgiato AntimilitariSm league. ask iut;
him t. appear b"fo"" the S'nal' NIL
tnry Affairs tommitt"" IN WASHINGTON
next Saturday IL Sp"oh AGAINST c"n-
pulSory military training.
Mr. Shelton last wear Was appointed
10 membership IN tn" national commit :
tee If the tullo::i|t" .Nu'miiiiar .a,i
League. and is also = contributor 10 Us
magazine. lie j. p!;tnriuG to be in
Washington the last ct tho week Ia
comply with the request
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-12
CHARTERS ISSUED.

I., state Corporation Commission
->rv.Gay issued IN" fcllow'n2 char
lers
Portsmouth Slar Corporation. Ports
nuutu Maximum $oV.cob; miuiTUm.
<.J.uuu. par value. Sl6c. Purpose: pub
ISL a u.w Spap"r. Norman Y. Hamil-
ton. president: y NICK, Giiges. secr"-
'a1t both uf Portsmouth.
I!aElaU- hda-as Co. Inc. AlcNaudria-
Ala..uuuIu. 100000; minimum slo.ooo:
pa value. S!o0. I'u.poses: cement and
limo business \ +. Harlan. president;
T. t. Adams secrc,ar, and treasured
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MNIkItINGE LICENSE.

rhc following marriage iiccuse vas
issued Yesterday by tho clerk ~ The
Hastings Court:
Joseph y Turner ana Eer,ha Ice
Turner.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-12
utiI.pING PERMITS.

= i. Suttcriicld. ia erect frame -treco
dwelling. west side -: Lamb Avenue.
l.. tween Essen street aud Er""ki"nd
l'ark boulevard. To cost $1,000.
Naturalization Eonrl .Mh EAn.- tuLm-
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Hn>R,co RELEASE DEEDS.


Charles r. Guy g, ais 10 J II Mar
Tin. zoe acres near Elllo station. DC
yamher -. 1915 $@.5ou
T.. ! crawford. trustee, /" " l..
Palmer. acres on ihc osborne Turn
pike. october 81 1916. S@Gj.ii
- H. Funston. trustee, TO Emily II.
Mourer - ais. 10y :. In block h. 90
tn" plar al 'iiut-r Paris. December. =
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-01

Washington, Ma, a.---No action
will be taken. by this congress toward
prohibition in the opinion of Senator
simmons, OF Forth Carolina. This
is an interesting prediction, comma
from the North Carolinian. He IL the
chairman OF the senate finance CONF
mittee, which now daily deals with
the great war revenue BILL.
1T Is a question in the minds oil
many s,nators." said Mr.. simmons
today. II congress has the right to
vote q dry nation, Some think such
action would require constitutional
amendment While / am for prohibit
tion-I introduced the law in my own
state and voted for 1t In the senate
arm not convinced such a law made
bs congress- would be constitutional.
The so-called high cost of living
rs going higher, ! believe" he con-
t.naad, !" curb will be put on food
prices; / am speaking with direct
thought of shoes, clothing and build
ing material The reason for this Is
obvious We have our armies to equip
and tho material which has been used
in the vast wave OF construction and
real estate development, which has
swept all sections of the country for
the last Ave wears will go into the
building ct shi~a sad the manufacture
of munitions. .Vhst we shall save by
hating the Iy'.a.d tendency of food
cost will be offset by higher prices IN
other markets.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-01
Mr.. GREEN TOLD HIM
TO TAKE new REMEDY
Found Ii Relieved Him OF Pains,
Dizzy Spells, Tired Feeling ana
Brought Back His Old Appetite.

rheumatism, pains in the legs. loss
OF appetite and sleep. a tired, worn
out feeling. dizziness and hardly able
to do his work are some OF the all
ments and troubles enumerated by
Richmond man, well known here, In
talking with Tanlac representative.
Through the advice Of Mr.. Green.
friend OF mine here in the city.
began taking Tanlac, and since TAX
ing 1t the pains in my legs have dis
appeared, I sleep just fine. my appe-
lite is good, and altogether ] feel ike
a new man" On being asked why he
publicly endorsed TanlAc, Mr.. Chap
peli said: ut benefited me so much
I feel sure It will help others II they
will give this great medicine q trial
After taking only ono hottls got re-
lief" Mr.. r. s. Ch1ppell Is man
OF high standing with hts employers.
and when he found Tanlac the very
preparation necessary to bring the re-
lief he sought for, he naturally rec
cmmends 1t to others. Thousands are
doing likewise right here in Richmond
and vicinity. and as = result Tanlac
has become known far and wide as
the National Tonic" Master Medi-
cine" etc.
In outlining the troubles ana reHei
secured by others, We arc only bring
ing to your attention In the papers
what neighhors toll ono another all
over tho country now. In the old
days people were asked to come miles
to administer some particularly eff
ncient remedy when near and dear
ones were sick. but now, through the
medium Of the press. all may know
the secret Of Tanlac and the wonders
II accomplishes when folks are trou-
bled with any or all OF the various
symptoms which indicate stomach.
kidney, blood or liver complaints.
The authorised distributors OF Tan
lac hero III Richmond Are th6 foffow-
Ing four stores: Lggett's. Tragle's and
the two Polk Miller stores. Get
dollar hottle foday---Ady
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-01
r dice Escorts
Secret Service Man
Through Capitol

The efficiency Of the guard IT the
Capitol building has often bsen the
subject OF remarks. but yesterday
this was evidenced moro than ever
when = United States secret service
man was denied admission by Captain
Richard M. Biankenship. backed by \
member OF the Richmond 0rAys, who
employ OF the Chesapeake and Ohio
Capitol. After the visitor had been
escorted through the building by =
Capitol policeman. he told Captain
Dick who he was, and congratulated
him on his watchfulnesss%
The secret service man arrived at
the Capitol about noon yesterday, and
told Captain Blankenship that he was
q stranger and wished to see the ia
nous Houdoun statue OF Washington.
He was welr-appearing enough, and
looked harmless. the veteran Capitol
empioye stated. but he would not let
him enter tho building without police
escort. The man waited a short time
for the officer to arrive. and under his
eye he was taken In the building.
When he reappeaked at the door later
he explained to Captain Dick who he
was,~ telling him that he was making
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-01
IEuIQnS LAUNCH
Continued From First Page.)

less they dominate Mount Lovecen.
less the dominate Mount Loveclan.
Whether or not this Is true. we Go
not know. for We have no overt1res
to that effect from Austria. However,
even though Mount Loyecen Is a most
dominating and strategic point, We arc
not worried over Austria,s attempt
TO gain it. and should she do this, we
know II Will not hinder any peace
move. for the allies have said there
can be no peace until every natior
holds Its own territory. Mount Love
cen rishtfully belongs to Montenegro
and We want It to go to Montenegro
However. no ore Is talking peace
and there is nothing to fear. Italy
VIII prosecute her great drive, and
when the time comes for peace, we
are certain Ita.ss aim Will have beer
accomplished by the overthrow Of
autocracy in the favor OF liberty
Prince Udine Addresses Senate.
Prince Udine. head of the commits
SION spoke to the senate today. Stand
ing in full uniform behind the vice
president desk, he said In broker
English:
You. America, bring us something
far greater than the help of men. o.
wealth or of food. You bring us thu
sacred recognition of our right ane
moral confidence, and the conviction
rather, the faith, that our cause |.
holy and that the free democracie'
and even the greatest among then
share our feelings, our spirits and ouI
hopes.
by prociaiming that right lis mor'
than peace. that autocratic govern
! nents. supported by force of arms
are a menace to civilization: by at
firming the necessity OF guaranteeing
the safety of the worlds democractes
the right of the small nations to live
America has, through the action o
her president. acquired a title of meri
that history will never forget"
The prince was accompanied by tht
| IN lem bers of this commission.
Late today Minister Arlotta. Deput,
Nitti, Deputy Cifelli and others con
ferred with Secretary of the Treasur!
| McAdoo concerning Italy's flnancia
outlook. 1t is understood this coun
try will make Italy another loan. per
haps in June.
Signor Guglielmo Marconi is recov
ering from a severe attack of pto
| maine poisoning and Is under the car
Of physician. 1t In possible he ma,
be unable to make the trip about tn
country with the mission.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-01
c. I 0. FREIGHT RATES
MUST Be INCREASED


That his road must have increased
rates II II In to continue to operate
properly, 10 the sentiment OF state
ment made hy President Stevens. of
the Chesapeake and Ohio. before the
interstate commerce commission. in the
matter of proposed advance In freight
rates now pending before the COM
mission. Like all other common. car
riers, Mr.. Stevens pVinted out. his COM
pany Is confronted with heavy in
crease in prices Of all materials and
In running expenses, and It IL neces-
sary that the roads equipment be
maintained to the highest degree II
present conditions are to be met.
The increase in expenses OF 1917
over 1915. as compiled by Mr.. Stevens
for the Chesapeake and Ohio. totals
S5,s1a,s33. Should the commission
grant the request for increased reve-
nue. on q basis Of a maximum OF 10
cents per ton upon coal. coke and iron
ore, and Is per cents on other trantc.
the company would receive from the
first increase. based on the same ton
mage handled during 1915. total OF
| $4.Ss4,27S.
Mr.. Stevens further says:
As this revenue would not be realize
during the present year de1O since
none of the advances become effective
until April and then only upon
| limited coal tonnage, the approximate
revenue increase for 1917. as closely
! estimated az possible. would be So
1875, 900 or $2.es4.s33 less than the In
creased expenses for the same period.
| 1t is therefore. emphasized that tbs
railway company must have increased
rates II its property Is to be properly
maintained
! 1t Is stated that the company. for a
| period OF ten year. has paid to It's
stockholders as average OF IS per cent
in dividends. The largest earnings IN
tho history OF the company was Tor
the year ended December 81. 1915. The
1917 figures will show cnite different
Ily, due to increases as outlined above
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-01
aDUsY LADIES' AID" AT
sEyENTH-sTREET CHRISTIAN

'"rhs Busy Ladies' AID" a muscial
comedy, will be presented tonight in
Seventh Street Christian church by a
cast composed OF members of Decatur
Street Methodist church. South Rich
mond. 1t has been given in several
churches and schools in Richmond and
Petersburg and has been drawing large
crowds, The entertainment will be
given in the annex of the church un-
der the auspices OF the Philathea class
No |. and will start promptly at
o'clock. Refreshments will be served.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-01
TONE of SADNESS OVER
(Contlnued From First PAge)

and one OF the most efYlcient in the
country"
Last Of Graduates.
The following are the names OF
men to whom degrees were awarded:
Master Of science-A. A. Ingham.
Washington.
Mining Engineers-F. W. Bailey,
Frederick: r. b. Burwell. Henrico.
Mechanical En9incer-w. r. Ella
Sussex.
Civil Engineers--J. r.. Lassiter,
Nansemond; J. D. Bohlken, Henrico.
Electrical Engineers--G. G.. Cole
man. HAnrico; 8. II. MeNair, Rock
bridge; l. J. Meynes, Henrico: c. r.
Moore, Rockingham l. Vaughn,
Norfolk; r Wells, piHwaAdas.
Bachelors Of 6cience-F. e. Arnall.
Henrico: T. NJ. Arrest, Jr.. Westmore-
land: e. NJ. Barton. Elizabeth City:
Harry b. Beale. Norfolk: A. J. Bopp,
Pulaski; F. =; Brown; Roanoke: ]. 8.
Caffee. Norfolk: F. B. Gale. Prince
Edward: q. q. Coleman, Henrico:
w. c. Counseiman, wythe: A. H. Cox.
Wythe; O. H, Cox. Carroll; II. b.
Crabill, Carroll; c. A. Cutchins,
Southampton; s. c. Dietrich, Han.
over: w. c. Devtn. Pittsylvania: H. l..
Dodsor. Norfolk: Clarence Drinkard,
Washington: J. n. East, Augusta: n.
X. Elan, Nansemond: ]. L. Eiey,
Southampton: A. J. Engieburg. Eliza
beth City: L. H. Engioby, Roanoke.
G. X Fisher. Wythe; r.. X. Funk
houser, Rockingham: L. NJ Gaines,
Henrtco; r. r. Goodwin, Henrico.
H.. X. Gouldman. Frederick: p. B.
Hagey, Warrington, John D. Hinkie.
Amelia; Frank G. Holton. Ptttsyl-
yanta: Harry r Humphrisa. Al
leehansy: Richard Gordon Hutche-
son. Charlotte; Philip Fl. Tngham.
washington; Henry Darlington Jor-
dan. Henrioo, William O. KAbrlck.
Montgomery. Fl. n. Keller, washing
ton; Harold A. Kemp, Maryland,
James H. Lambert, Roanoke. j. n.
LAesiter. Nansemond; @. II. latham.
Culpeper: Marvin e. LAseur Wash
! inxton; Charles L. Logan. West vir-
gfnia Ford X Lucas. Montgomery:
Henry Y. Lyon. Tennessee: John N.
Martin. Jarnes City: Stuart II. Nc
Nair. Rockhridge: Gilbert r. Miles,
! Roanoke; Granville r. Minor. Giou-
| ceater: Arthur b. Moore. Hotetourt:
Junius r. Moore. West Virginia:
George r. Owens, Wythe; George r,
pnttAron Huckinshsm; John II.
Pgitchard. Princess Annsi Louis n.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-01
TYLER AnO CONWAY
Sent TO GLAND JURY.

- Juatiee Crutchfsid today heId Tor the
grand jury W. H. Tyler and James
Conway. charged with assaulting y,
II. wilkinson at q roominx houss at
Fifteenth and Main streets. wilkins
son appeared in court on crutches. He
Is an old man and Is said to have been
in the hospital Tor several months since
the beating. Conway was hned 800
and placed under a $500 bond for
twelve months on charge Of havins
assaulted and attempted to rob Mrs.
L. G. woodruff. the keeper OF the
house. Mrs. Wilkinson said Conway
set the bed clothing aflre with lamr
which he threw at her. Wilkinson
asserts that he was knocked down
and kicked by the two men when he
went to the aid Of Mrs. Woodruff. His
hip was fractured.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-01
] :, nm. q. rush ef rich s,acx-

- 1saE 1hs rush OF rich slack
II ~ The country
~ Aspartment Of Justice L. deter
That no man subject to rcsistra-
Mnder the new army Law shall
- Ms obligation by leaving the
49, 0tAt4s before Juste T." said the
4 1gla3 statement announcing FAy's
seoufc Tho department added this
Il 11ax ~ 10 be pursued generally.
.-- n atnc with. this attitude. Secretary
NN4 War Baker, following \ conference
18th Provost Marshal General Crowder
neaAy. made II plain that absence from
4 IN reantry does not relieve man OF
4 IT, necessity OF registering.
when an American citizen Is abroad
- carries with him the obligations as
NFell ~ the privileges OF an American
I utti4en." declared Mr.. Baker.
M&sf Register on Return.
Provost Marshal General Crowaer to-
Asxht announced that Americans abroad
must register within five days of their
return TO this country. No provisions
ere yet made for registration through
ccnsuls abroad. as has been proposed.
0enersi Crowdcr further ruled that
Americans who have been unable to
feIssts- because OF absence abroad
must make cut an affidavit stating the
cause of their absence when they re-
turn to the United states. Before is
suing n passport to a person subject
TO registration. the department of state
reQui-ec that such per saDs tresent Will,
his application for ii passport, a signed
atatcmsnt from ths ~Sr department e.
the erect that the Wa department mas
no objection TO the Issuance of a pass
port to him.
Stacker Emigration.
Commenting on the stacker -,sh tnte
Canada. Mexico and Cuba. Secretary
Baker said:
tt - wholly incredible that any sub
1taAtial number of Americans would
40 thing like that II they do, how
ever. tAe ytsor of tn Law is such that
- would be but a temporary vasion"
- Cards hare been sent abroad to
American coEsu1s for registration pur-
posAA- Many have already bee, re-
turned Allied out by Americans away on
business.
TWO more moves are expected by the
department tomorrow. The first Is the
eeiaure OF persons who are known 10
- distributing anti-registration four
sheets on trains and the second, the
arrest for misuse of the mails ~ al
the persons. associations snd societies
who ars carrying on an organized a. IL
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