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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-28
NEW SHOCKOE SEWER
FAST NEARS COMPLETION
City Engineer Boiling Gives Full De-
scription to Great and Inn
portant Undertaking.

The new Shockoc Creek combined
trunk sewer. which is 1850 feet long
and of rc-enforced concrete with an
mcut mortar. is rapidly nearing COM
pletion. The sewer, which is one of
the most important improvements.
making possibl the reclamation of n
large stretch OF waste property. under
taken in recent years, has Il beam and
slab roof for most of the distance. 1t
was constructed at a cost OF $6l0,2S5.
Writing in Il current issue of the
Engineering News. City Engineer Boil
ing describes the sewer as follows:
The sewer carries the flow OF the
Shockoe Creek, which drains about
twelve and one-half square miles or
over half the area Of the city. and
discharges into the James River About
one and one-fourth miles above its
mouth. Shockoc Creek is joined by Ba-
con Quarter Branch. Nearly all the
sewers in the territory -namcd dis
charge into the creek ana its tribu-
taries. AS nearly all the territory is
thickly built UP and paved, there is
Il quick and heavy run-off.
The trunk sewer is 1850 feet in
length. AT the eastern end, for dis
tancc of 900 feet, the sewer is double
barrclcd. AT the upper end OF this
section a large stream. Cannon Branch.
enters. beyond this point the sewer is
20Xlol-2 feet for a distance of $500
feet lSXl0 feet for 800 feet, 9XlS and
lVXl6 feet for $500 feet The latter
section will not be covered yet.
The natural earth is Il hard, blue
nfusoral clay. SO the sewer requires
no artificial foundation. Under the
main sewer, eight and twclve-inch ter
Ia Gotta subdrains were laid, and pro-
visions made for side sccpage along
the entire line. AT intervals munholes
were installed. with perforated cast
iron caps for ventilation.
This sewer will result in greatly
improved sanitary condition, besides
rcdceminG Il large area of waste land
along The valley, formerly overlooked
by every freshet and leaving Il large
deposit of sewage. Such reclamation
also offers building sites for the fac
tories and warehouses, with god rail-
road facilities. at the eastern end
of the sewer. where, the two streams
now has IL .arge plant tor locomotive
and munitiOn manufacture, and, since
this sewer has been completed, II has
made large additions to its property
for future development.
The total appropriations for this
work amounted to s6l0,2S5, devoted to
riEht-of-way purchase and TO con-
struction. The shutting in of this
stream Is one of the greatest benefits
brought to Richmond in the long eX-
pcricnce of the present City Engi-
ncer. When the creek is Enclosed from
the present terminus of the sewer to
james River, a sun large section of
the city will he redeemed. This work
was planned and carried out under
the direction and supervision of Boil
ing, with NJ. o. Hanlins. l.. l.. Bass
and w. +. Woodsun serving as as
sistant engineers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-28
SIX MORE OF ESCAPED
GERMANS ARE CAPTURED
Five Taken ut surrency. ca, and the
Other Arrestcd In Atlnnta-1'hrec
Arc SILL nj I.nrrc.

Other Arrested In Atlnnta-Ihrec
Arc stu mt Large.
ATLANTA. GA, October 27.-Six OF
tho ten German prisoners who escaped
from tho alien enemy detention camp
At Fort Mcpherson Tuesday nigh:
were captured to-day by agents OF
the Department OF Justice. Five were
taken at Snrrency. Ga, and the sixth
Johann Adclhardt. noncommissioned
officer, was arrested here.
Arnold Henckcl. formerly petty
officer in the German navy. was said
10 be among tf'se captured. The
others caught at Surrcncy were Maxi
milan BensinGer. Carl Schultze, Paul
Eisner and Granz Beer.
Details of the capture were lacking
tonight. According to telephone re-
ports received here, the men were ap-
pretended BY two county cnlcers and
were placed in jail at Baxley, Ga, a
short distance from Surrency. Re
ports that the fuEitives were making
their way to port were borne on,
IN the fact that they were not more
than seventy miles from the coast I'm
South Georgia when taken into Gus
to6y.
Three of the ten men who escaped
all OF whom were formerly members
OF the crews OF the German sea raider
PrinZ Eitel Friedrich ane the prize
ship AppanI. still are missing.
Adelhardt was arrested at n local
shoe factory. where ii was said he
had applied for employment. Officials
OF the factory. according to Depart.
mcht OF Justice agents. became sus-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-28
MEDICAL CONDITIONS
WILL Be DISCUSSED
Important Meeting OF Academy OF
Surgery viii =. Held Tu-iiu.-
row Afternoon.
PROMINENT MEN TO SPEAK
Many Volunteers Expected for Army
Reserve Corps-ltincrant i;Namin-
ing Board for Virginia Will Attend
Session at Chamber OF Commerce.

Medical conditions in Richmond and
the surrounding territory ms a result
OF the European war will be generally
discussed at a special meeting, OF the
Richmond Academy of Medicine and
Surgery tomorrow afternoon in the
Chamber OF Commerce Building. The
ltinerant Medical Examining BOARD for
Virginia, presenting to the medical
profession The need OF the army for
physicians. will attend the meeting.
which VIII he held N $40 o'clock. and
it is expected there will be many volun
teers for the medical reserve corps.
This examining board has been APP
pointed by the War Department for
the purpose OF touring the State Of
Virginia, and arranging for the cNami-
nation OF volunteers TO the reserve
corps. The board is composed of Major
]. Garnett Nelson and Lieutenant ]. T.
Mckinney. and its creation hes made
possible for physicians who contem-
plate service III the army to he cx-
amined in towns accessible TO their
homes. a considerable saving will re-
suit from the operation of such a plan.
BOARD ENDS TOUR THIS
WEEK IN ROANOKE
The examining board has already
visited with great success Newport
News, Norfolk. Petersburg. Alexandria.
Winchester. Harrsonburg. Stanton
Lynchburg, Roanoke. Pulaski. Bristol.
Danville and South Boston. After the
meeting here Tomorrow the board will
end its tour OF Virginia this week in
Roanoke, where the Medical Society of
Virginia will hold it's amman meeting
There is a considerable number OF
Richmond physicians already serving in
the army. but IL is the desire of the
examining board to increase this num-
her as much as possible TO meet the
need for volunteers There will be ad-
dresses a the meeting by Congressman
Andrew Jackson Montague. DR. Stuart
Mcclure. head OF the Medical College
OF Virginia base hospital unit; Major
j. Garnett Nelson and others
Many additions to the medical reserve
corps. are expected to result from this
meeting. The Academy of Medicine and
surgery has already provided for the
conservation of the practice of those
physicians who have entered the army
and fund has been created by volun-
tary assessment of the members of the
organization. to be used to supplv aid
when necessary to the dependents of
the men. who go to tic front and for
the care OF such men should they no
come disa bled
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-28
For a Completing
Picnic, Use l'Gets-It"
Pain Eases mt Once, Corn Just
Dies!

DO your Kidding easily, with
"A smile--thc hanana-pccl way. That's
INC fcts-!t way--thc only way
your corn or calluS comes Oft conpjct q
as though II We're glad TO get OFT
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-28

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
s. BRISTOL. VA, October ia mar
stiage OF wide interest in Virginia and
Tennessee solcmnizcd here on
"Wednesday evening, when Miss Cor
#telia Ellen Bachman, daughter Of,
S.he late Nathaniel Dewitt Bachman,
and near relative Of Rev. J. W. Bach
man. D. d.. OF Chattanooga. became the
bride OF Hunter j. Phieear. of Chris
Eiansburg The bridegroom is a son OF
5.he late Judge Archer 4. Phlegar VINO
lyas one OF the most distinguished law
sfers and Jursts in Nirginia's history.
fiayfng served on the State Supreme
bench at one time. The nuptiaIs were
s5olemnized at the home Of the brides
Enother. DIR. J. Lynn Iachman. OF Sweet
fpfater. relative of the bride oniciat-
Eng They VIII reside in Christians
ySEsgs'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-28
l-Wheat, 2--Meat, 3--Sugar
Do IT TO-DAY!


JEWELLERS.
J. r. Allen G. Co.
ID. Buchanan e. Son.
r. A. Burton & Co.
Castelberg Jewelry Co.
Cooke & Co.
Henry Cohen.
Jahnke Brothers.
j. S. James.
Jno. +. Kohler & Sons.
G. Lumsden G. Son.
The Nowlan Co.
Schwarzschild Bros.
Smith e. Williams.
VIM. ii. Splitting.
Tobien's.
Watkins & Yarbrough.
CLOTHING.
o. Fl. Berry g. Co.
Burk & Co.
Dabney Bros. & Co.
Gans-Rady Co.
Globe Clothing Co.
NJ. II. Garnett.
Meyer Grcentrec.
Hub. Clothing Co.
Jacobs & Levy.
Kirk: parrlsh Co.
Simon Sycle.
Woodall e. Quarles.
Horace 8. Wright Co.
Young Mems Shop.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-28
CONSTIPATION
INVITES DISEASE

reliable laxative 10 ascsssarv
60 the comfort and health OF any
Weu.ordorcd household, bseam1e
constipation f. . condition tfst
anects, in greater or less degree.
practically every member Of the
1amuy. When tho bowels rsfngs
60 act the entire system n AZ
aseted; digestton IL innpairsd,
nerves begin to twtteh, FOUL eass1
and potsons generated by dsoom-
posin9 .snnstances in the intsstinos
body. ana often result In serious
1unoss. a prominent Rronch rci-
ontiSs says ninety-fvs percent OF
traeeable to insctive bowois.
Lore than . quarter OF Q CEN
tury ago DR.. W. u. Caldwell nre-
scribed 9 combination OF simpie
laxative herbs with pspsin thst ia
now tho standard remedy In thou
sands OF homes. This prescrin-
fion - sold by druggists FOR nfty
cents = bottle, under the nanaa OF
DE-. Caldwell's syrup PspSin. A
trial bottle can DO obtaiasd. fra
OF charge, by writing to Dr. w
-. Caldwcu, 45s washin1ton Ct.
Monticello, Hlinois. wv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-28

piciPus when Adclharlt is alleged TO
nave said it, was u Swede. and had
lust arr wed In this country Paul
Falg. another of tho fuEitiyes. wns
captured hero last night by u soldier.
among the three mon still Mt largo
Is Lieutenant Hans Borg, who com
mandcd the Apron on her voyage to
hampton Roads after the vcssers cap
ture Ivy the Germans from the nr,ti.h
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-28
MILLINERY AND woMEN's

MILLINERY AND WOMEN
GARMENTS.
Kaufman & Co.
Dreyfus & Co.
NJ. Creighton.
Mrs. NJ. Is. Rcinach
Whitlock's Millinery.
NJ. II. Whitehill.
Harold Garment Shop.
Kcssler's.
DEPARTMENT AND DRY
GOODS STORES.
The Cohen Co.
Fourqurean. Temple &c Co.
Jacob Levitt & Son.
Miller e. Ilhoads.
ID. q T.. Mitteldorfer.
Tina thinner Bros.
The Weisberger Co.
PIANOS AND MUSIC.
The Corley Co.
Colonial Piano Co.
Lee Ferguson Piano Co.
Walter d. Moses e. Co.
Charles NJ. Stieff.
HARDWARE.
A. b. Clarke e. Son.
d Howell Brothers.
Harper Hardware Co.
Charles w. Vaughan.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-28

SHOES.
II. c. Boschen.
b. r. Bowlcs Co.
+. w. Dabney & Co.
Hofheimer's.
Ralston Boot Shop.
Regal Shoe Store.
w. a. SorE e Co.
Speciality Shoe Store.
Albert Stein.
Seymour f'ycle.
Walk Over Boot Shop.
founs-Geiger Co.
FURNITURE
Bloomberg- Michael Furniture
Co.
Cobb Furniture Co.
S. u. Dowdy.
Home Furnishing Co.
Hopkins Furniture Co.
Jones Brothers e Co.
Chas. G. Jurgen's Son.
II. I. Parrish.
Petit G. Co.
Pitts Furniture Co.
Reams Furniture Co.
Ronick- Miller Furniture Co.
nj. lRosenbloom e. Son.
Rothert & Co.
Rountree-Cherry Corp.
Ryan Smith g. Co.
Southern Furniture Co.
Sydnor & Hundley.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-28
DAYS THAT DEMAND
SACRIFICE

FEEL duty to emphasize the food situation is one
OF the utmost gravity which, unless be solved may possibly
result IN the collapse of everything hold dear in civilizations
Inc only hope by elimination of rigorous
sef-sacrfice on the part of the American people,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-28
SWEATERS

While they last take advantage
OF the unusual opportunity. There
will be no more after this lot Is
exhausted; S6.98 and $3.50 values
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-28
HARDWARE

A. B. Clarke e. Son.
Howell Brothers.
Harper Hardware Co.
Charles w. Vaughan.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-19
DE~NODADAMENTE SIGUEN
COMBATIENDOLOS RUS0S
austro- alemanes
reforzados han cen
tenido Ell avance
Sc HAN INICIAD0 NUEVAMENTE
LAS OPERACI0NES EN- Ell
FRENTE DE RUMAN!A

PETROGRADG, Julio 1S.-En la
region de Novica y kalusz, en- Ia Ga
licia oriental, continua l%ibrandose
con encarnizamiento Ia lucha entire
los austro-alemanes V rusos, de acuer
do con ell boletin Official dado a Ia
publicidad hoy en- esta capital, por
el Ministerio de la Guerra.
Los rusos fueron desalojados de
una colina situada en- dicha region,
por medic de un vigoroso ataque, pc
70 lograron POGO despues %recuperar
dicha posici0n del encmigo, por un
formidable contra ataque, que hlzo
que los austro-alhmanes abandona-
ran dicha colina, dejando IN gran
numeYo dc mucrtos en- ell campo de
batalia. y
La artilleria austro-alemana ha
iniciado IN intense bombardco a 10
largo del frentc que sc halla al sur
d. B~rzezany y en- la region de Halicz.
Los ejGlcitos de! general Korniloff
en- Ia Gaiicia oriental. han sido con-
ienidos en- su avance, aunque tenn
pcraimentc, debido q la gran can't
dad de refucr2os que los a~ustro-ale-
names enviaron precipitadamente d
csc frente de batalla. De esta name
IA, los teutones han logrado r~esistlr
el formidable empuje de los mosco-
vitus Y contener su avance a 10 lar
20 del rio Lomnica. La conservation
de IL Inca dc batalla a 10 largo de
. csc rio, IS dc vital impOrtancia, para
In ~scgu~idad de los austro-alemanes,
no so!amente en- esta region del fren
tie de bata.ia. sino tambiGn para 10
dc sus roSiciones que Sc eXtienden al
nortc. hacia la frontcra de Ga.icia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-19
UNA NOTA AMERICANA A
ESPANA

PARIS, Julio Is. FL correSponsal
en- Madrid del Echo dc Paris anuncia
que la embajada de los Estados Uni
dos en- la mctropoli espanola ha he
che publica una nota del prcsldentc
Wilson al gobierno espanol para jus
.ificar las medidas tomadas por los
Estados Unidos a proposito de las
cXportaciones.
De acuerdo con el despacho. Ia no.
ia explica que las medidas son in
dispensables para la conservation de
los where's y de las materias primas
n~ecesarias para ell ejGrcito y la ma
rina. La proclama del presidcnte
Wilson sobre la Introduction de las
exportaciones de ~ciertos aprovls!ona-
mientos, fue enviada juntamente con
la nota.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-19
LOS PRlSlONEROS ALEMANES
SON ARROJADOS DE UN PAR
QUE PUBLICO.

NUEVA YORK. Julio 17.--For-
malmente tomo possession aver ell De-
partamento lie Marina. de uno de los
parQueS pub!icos de la ciudad de
Brooklyn, el que servira como ALOHA
miento como a diez mil marineros Y
Soldados de marina, que Sc encuen-
tran ahora en- varios vapores y otroS
buques ancladoS en- el astillero de es-
t. ciudad.
Sc ma coiocado una guardia armada
en- el parquc, Y Ia obra de trasladar a
csos hombreS a 81 nuevo campamen-
TO. empezara dentro de pocos dias.
Esta q punto de terminarse Ia cons
trucci6n de sicte grandes edificios,
con capacidad para ounce mil perso-
mas. Y Seran usadoS para aliviar en-
parte la gran congestion uuc existe
entire los astilieros de esta ciudad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-19
Sc CREE QUE La CONSCRIPCION
PARALICE LOS TRABAJOS
DE LA AGRICULTURAL EN-
TEXAS.

AUSTIN. Texas Julio l6.-bn Ia
opinion de T. c. jennings, c~SpccialiS-
Ia del Departa~en,o del Trahajo del
Estado de Iesss, 81 ioS planes del
Departamento de Guerra para suje-
tar a Ia consumption ! toS traoaJa-
dores de los campos Sc lieva a e~fecto,
Texas podria ser muy sacramento a
fectado por Ia falta de brszoS para
las operaciones de toda clase de cul-
tivos en- sus h~aciendas. ". J. Spill
man, Jefe de la oficina de admins
TRACTION del Departments de Agri-
cultura del Departamentp Federal
de Agriculture. aviso hoy al Depar
tamento de Trabajo de Texas, que
el Departamento de Guerra eStaba
cpnsiderando Ia Consumption de todos
los trabajadores del campo de TODD
ell pals Y pregunto cuai podria ser
ell efecto de tai MEDIA en- el Estado
de Texas. Mr.. Jennings en- Su res
puesta L la communication, establece
Gus hay ahora en Texas ma not2-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-19
Los CoSaCOS patruNan
las GALES de P%etrOgradO
CONTiNUAN LOS DISTURBI0S EN-
LA CAPITAL DEL ANTIGUA
IMPERIO RUSO

PETROGRADO, Julio lS.-Otra
manifestation de soldados Y marines
armados, y en- Ia cual tomaron parte
tambien obreros Y obreras de esta ca
pital, Sc efectu0o aver, a 10 largo cs
Ia Avenida Neuvsky Prospect, du-
rante Ia cual ocurrieron algunos IL
roteos. El numero de bajas habidas
durante esa refriega, nc Sc ha podido
conocer con precision hasta ahora.
Los disturbios de aver, fueron una
repetici6n de los que tuvieron lugar
el dia anterior, Y la unica diferencia
fue Ia bora en- que oc~urrieron, pues
los primeros Sc efectuaron durante
la noche del lunes Y los de aver ocu-
rrieron a las dos de Ia tarde. Los ma
nifestantes Sc agruparon a 10 largo
de la misma parte de la Avenida Neu
vsky Prospect y POGO despues Sc EN-
| pezaron q OR detonaciones de armas
de fuego, hasta que el tiroteo Sc ge-
neraliz0 en- esa avenida, Cambiando-
Sc disparos los manifestantes con Ia
poiicia que Sc hallaba Apostada en-
las parties s~uperiores de los edificios
de dicha Gale.
For la primera vez deSde que Ia
revoluc:0n &c hllla duena del gobier-
TO, grupoS de Cos2coS aparecleron en-
las GALES de csta capital, para I'M
poner 81 orGen. FariaS companies de
los en- IN tempo temibles soldados,
patrullaron las GALES, llevando alta,
das u las monturas de sus caballos,
IN regular nunero de ametralladoras.
e Corsejo del uey Cuerpo de
Soldados, Obreros Y CampesinOS de
toda Ia Russia, en- el que Sc han abs
tenido de oman parte de los eXtre-
miscas. ~aprobaron una resolution,
despues dc una discussion que duro
toda Ia noche. por Ia cual Sc rccha-
"a con indignation todos los inten-
tos para i~nflLenciar Ia actitud de csc
Cucrpo."
"Es inadmisi5le, dice en- parte eSa
resolution. que Sc trate de imponer
por Ia tuerza la vo!untad de elemen-
tos aisiados miIitarcs, sobre TODD c!
pals.
'Quienquiera que ataque a las a.
gencias reconocidas dc Ia dcmocra-
cia. quien Quicra que siembre la dis,
cordia en- suS filas, da II puNalada
por Ia cspalda al cjercito revolucio-
rio cue sc haI,a luchando contra las
tropas de Glillermo.'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-19
CREESE QUE MICHAELIS ESTA
PREPARANDO Ell GAMING A
LUDENDORFF.

. AMSTERDAM, Julio 18.-Segun
los iaformes que han traido viajeros
procedenteS de Berlin, Sc sabe que
la ~creencia en- los circulos liberales
de esa capital, es Ia de que el nom
bramiento del Canciller Michaelis Sc
ha hecho solamente para contener Ia
aSitacion que empezaba 4 surgir en-
Ell seno del Reichstag, Y que servira
para preparar el canine para un 60
bierno de brazo de hero, algo asi
como una dictadura, con e! general
Ludendorff, el actual Quartet Macs
ire General del ImperiO, 4 la caoeza
de ella.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-19
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LOS AUSTRIACOS EN- MONTE
NEGRO.


s.INH" TNP''hh' f"'" 80 N
PARIS, Julio i3.-Un despacho
dirigido dc Roma 4 Ia agcncia Eavas
dice qIc Ia ''Tribuna" pub!ica Ia en-
trcyista dc un patricia Montenegro
no. en- ia que consta que los austria
COS cstan desvastandO Montenegro
con IN encarnizamicnto mas terrible
todavia que cl ~desplcgado por los
alemanes en- B6lgica, Serbia y Ruma-
MIA.
Los austriacos proceden o una
ferOcidad tai que ninguna duda cabe
va sobre Sus realcs intencioncs. Qule
rem e%xtcrminar a la raza montenegro
ma. cuyo patriotismo indomablc no
han podido Quebrantar.'
FL pueblo maerc de hambre. Cen
tenares de personals pereccn cada dla
V un tan grande ndmero de personals
ha sido deportado a Austria, que va
no SC pucde poner en- duda el aniqui-
lamicnto pr0ximo de la raza monte
ncgrina.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-19
ia HABID0 NUEV0S
CAMBIOS EN- Ell
COB. INGLES
Renuncio Sir Edward Carson,
uno de los miembros mas
conspicucs del COB. britanico

LONDRES. julio 1S.-Sir Ed
ward Carson, el Primer Lord del AL
mirantazgo ingles, ha ~presentado la
! renuncia de su cargo, e lngresado CO
mo miembro del Gabinete de Guerra,
sin Cartera, segun Sc dice en- IN
| anuncio Official sobre los nuevos nom-
bramientos ministeriales, que Sc do
. Ia publicidad anoche en- esta ca
pital.
Sir Edward sera sustituido en- 81
| puesto de Primer Lord del Almiran-
tazgo, por Sir Eric Campbell Geddes,
que habia venido desempenando has
Ia ahora, ell puesto de Director &C.
neral para ell Aprovisionamiento de
municiones.
0tros cambioS efectuadis Ell el ga
binete britannica, son, a saAer: el Dr..
| Christopher Addison, ha sido sustitui
do en- ell puesto de Ministro de NUM-
clones, por Sir Winston Spencer Chur
chill. Sir Addison es ahora Ministro
, sin Cartera, ~encargado de Ia Recons-
I rrucci6n. Edward Samuel Montagu,
| que en- otra OCCASION habia desempe-
nado un cargo en- el ~gabinete, ha 81
| do nombrado Secretario por la In
dia, siendo ST nombramiento uno de
| los mas bien aceptadoS por Ia OPT
MON publica. Mr.. Montagu. es uno
de los contados miembrcs que To:-
maron Ell gabinete de M. Asquith,
en- Ell que desempen0 Ia Cartera dc
M~uniciones que ha sido llamado al
gabinete que preside Sir David
Lloyd-George.
Mr.. Montagu ha sido considerable
como uno de los p~ersonajes mejor
conocedores de los asunto< de Ia
India, pues va en- otra OCCASION Sirvio
el puesto de Sub-Secretario de esa
Cartera. Ultimamente estaba encar-
gado de una comision para el estudio
de Ia reconstruction despuGs de Ia
guerra, Y despues de que Sc anuncio
recientemente la renuncia de J.. Aus
ten Chamberlain. como Secretario de
Ia India. Ia creencia general era que
Mr.. Nontagu, serla nombrado Minis
tro de la Reconstruction.
La necesidad de encontrar I'm
hombre conocedor de los aSuntos de
Ia India, para que Sc hiciera cargo
de Ia Secretar!a respective, hizo sin
embargo, que Sc efectuara una mo-
dificacion, dandosele esa Cartera a
Mr.. Montagu, Y nombrandosc al DR..
Addison jefe de la Comision Recons
tructora en- lugar de aquel, crcando-
Sc con Gicha Comision. IN nnevo de-
partamento Ministerial.