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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-24
RIcHMoND TIMES -DIsPATcH FRIDAY AUGUST "a, 1917 =
EXEMPTED FROM SERVICE
Division No. 3 Issues List OF Men Who
Are Exempted or Dis-
churRed. :.

The following list Of persons exempt
ed or discharged from the service o
the United States was issued yester
day by the exemption board Of Di
vision No. 3:
s.ohn n, Thomas mas, Martin, 1901 e: Broad
E Ssmmar pa J9n.s' ~ e. Fourteenth
William Calvin McCray, 1912 Maury.
Sfsa I; @ isssa% srs:s 9if
nef!' p1Ss e. N n 2,es ssmmes
o@ard WiIa aafa lis W. sos r ~ Hiie
3 1slian krai Sno! sos ~ ~ R e. Broad
Gordon Walker Hall. sol E. Franklin.
fssf js ssSsh.s5 1T = in E. esss
Charles Cha n. Lee, lis r. Iwenty-nr
saofd rag Gee Trf IiaEely ~ as s. sa5 Third
Elyard Burt. 15y2 4. ,Brqal:
Ehfe xs 6 Esanss III 0 E. N Ay
M@ Hn F. eqRshls sIcT * EiG 1gSs s,on.v.
& % bsns s'MRs: a. 81 s,: fSI!sssn,h
William Jackson cSroin; sii L. Tenth.
N Nssi Wfnfy joes = ,iss Ferry
& anJ g g. s TsInG Is ~, q Gs Msii,b
ssrland G Fitzeeraja: 49, sssor cambridge i
ch xa' c qSa SYsri a ifGs @st 8se
sTSsrt H.9ss ~ w.
Jesse H. Purcell. 22iI PerI".
R R.. Alex psndridgs, So y. Thirteenth.
rsSr " sayss5 soi Pike
6s sSsr' rsse ha i9Ss so n'ny Tenth
Ysndfs Nai9or. 20 y. seventesnih.
Ierman d. VIeK. iss S. Firth. sweet
HHo nDry l. PihSherson; 10, JOG II E. Fifteenth.
Made II Walsh, iIos Everett.
howard Il
GusepYss A, Wilson, aIs i; Ninth.
6," FtsnE ranks Ystes. '1 rs " Fourteenth F. TS"asn
yfa' S s"' a ~ - z TSis5ssnts
H Ha,.,,q Il; Graves. FPS Porter:
Dennis cnS sFr's p W " Tw risen ninih
ESs.;,. l. /. ,D9sRaisr;s;, ssI, Stockton.
Charlie Johnson, 1917 e. Brond.
h hcS, W nv Acn' III - !: s. Fifth
Sam Glass. i7Ie F. Brood;
chas J f Us anoti II; j, WE ". 9r,.rt,.,h.
E EirTs I'd NT"h Ms 5,2 N TT Thir,senth;
seventh
Ire Wnndson Bass. 2Is f. Tenth.
IIowerd 81. c. Tones 4, W, Twentv-,.cond
T1hurlow C. Gregory, Park and Forest
Morris ,Mayc. POS Short Porter
Willie David Owens 11co Perry
Milton Jones'. 500 f. Sixteenth.
Warr II 1oI =; p enc 2sas semme' Avs.
Woodland Il Bown,sn. sis =. Leigh.
T wp, ;. Hr @.,,c s"S e Marshall
Posey Harris scsarce. 500 Bainbridse.
YIN H. cla nsen 1sI c !slt ch1t sse Ave
Gust. Andrew Pnshnis, 7ni r. Broad.
Albert Word. 325 s. Third
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-24
CALLED FOR SERVICE
List Certified by Division Board No. =
s of Those Neither Exempted
F5 Nor DISCHARGED.

H. Watkins F:llcrson. chairman, and
Arthur NJ. Cannon. clerk of the eXemp-
.tion board for Division No. ., yester-
day certified TO the district board for
Eastern District of Virginia the fol-
flowing list of names and addresses of
persons who have been duly and legal
Sly called for the military service of
the United States, and who have not
been exempted or discharged:
John JOS: Junius Hin. 523 n. Adams.
.IWnliam Waller. $50 n Adams
y Thomas Edward Perkins, 7S0 William
links Williams. 1888 y. Seventeenth
Joseph Mayo: or Catherine.
n Raymond Lester Weaver. 2o.S w Grace
ttJohn King. 6GS y. Oak
n Herman Ellis Lee. 1903 w. Leigh
Walter shelton. 2i5o w Moore.
Z James Edward Voolfolk. 10 ". Jackson.
{ Linwood Price, ~ W. Duval
Z Robert Jones. 1o1-A n ST James
8 Leon Otis Rudd. 20Sa w Grace
+ Roy Linzie Cbldress, VS. Brook Ave
& Oscar Moreas Jones. II F. Orange.
I Harry Albert Mcciaren. 4oT w Clay.
i Edward Broadrick. 1877 W Broad
4 early William Ilnzey. 1926 W. Clay
& GeoIgA Z; T. Jenries: 70s w. Grace
4 Frank Sledsc, i2i VI. Duval.
X William Prather. W Goddin
i Jos. Herbert Jones. i7oi w. Broad
Robert Lewis. Ills Jacquelin
John DaHey, Bacon 81. near Brook Ave.
\ MiliiSm b s,s co9ner MS High
r Robert P. Lockett, 2I2T Hcnrico
b Albert +. Harris. So7 St Paul
John F. Shelton. IG5 william
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-24
CERTIFIED FOR SERVICE
Exemption board for Division No. s
Issues List OF Men
Accented.

The following list Of names of mer
not exempted or discharged was is
sued yesterday by the exemption boart
OF Division No. 3:
Walter Joiner. Goa Hull.
elijah johnson, SS T.. Clay.
5dnnnaks grYs uek.s sls n FGs5,senth
samuel 2. ,Wassisr,. laii MspenouFh.
RS oSgl p,asas S4ekorS
James r M9E}ls y 81 sSs Perry.
James 4. Ferguson. IS Midlothian Pike.
f fSpr,s E,. Baird l,cs sp' TfS
@ii ii ma4sepaSSk 5es 81 Te spaSr,ss
\ W. Mooro, fr ii liz N ietessSsfF Pike.
Edgar Edgar Roland isaiisndins. lis y. Third.
E5Hss. %e B,g ppixon 81 W Twelfth
Wallace S. Clement. eos i. Grace.
Oscar Galway Bedford, POI Chicaso Ave
THOMAS JAWS Hssrson So r. EIe~en Hx'
M MiMsrd T n hs 70 T. ,2s Na w Ninth
AiSsr, {. woodior: ioi u Franklin.
Isaac squire. 69a ". Nineteenth.
s saaHl2 f. coBt rs rs X Raj! A,ieyc
I Felix Lee, us =. Twsnty ;hrst:
Eagnss1 nrSWninF H ,S F. s man Hull
leo i galSassi " "a aSi T. hgeaa : o "
stuart WINSTON Dorset. Park ave.
REM. ii. Wright, .dl3 Albany Ave.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-24
FROM NORTHWEST y
I. TO TRAIN At CHARLOTTE
Baker Orders Proposed
Camp Fremont ut Palo Alto,
Cal, Abandoned.
;AT ODDS AS TO SEWAGE SYSTEM
Decision to Transfer Division to
Camp Greene Causes Much Spccu-
i lation rs to Possibility OF Troops
Being Sent to France Soon.
IBy Associated Press.

u WASHINGTON. August 23.-The
Forty-frst National Guard Division.
.comprising troops froun Washington.
|Orcgon, Montana. ldaho,and Wyoming.
fhas been ordered trained at Camp
IGreene, Charlotte. y. c.. and Camp Ere
mont AT Palo Alto. Caa.. has been
abandoned because the California State
health authorities have decided that a
fintrine sewerage system such as the
fWar Department proposed would be
Zinjurious to the health of The COM
tmunity,
Secretary Baker. announcing the
Echange, said to-day that the war De.
kpartment could not see its way'to spend
E$so0,0o0 for such sewerage system
az the State health authorities thought
Unnecessary in temporary camp Deci-
Esion to transfer the division to Camp
$Greene caused much speculation as TO
1.-THE possibility that the troops would
Ebe sent to France at an early date.
Emo confirmation of the report could be
Eobtained in any official quarter. how
Fever.
H. 1t would mean months delay to
Ebuild a water-carried sewage system,
$and the camp at Charlotte is now prac-
Btically ready. The transfer of the divi-
Esien to Charlotte, Secretary Baker ex-
would make it possible to get
t}the division under training without
$delay, and bring it more than $500
Smtles closer to it's point of embarka-
I3tion.
II A suggestion that the Camp Fremont
{psite might be used as a national army
abandonment was discussed by Senator
{gPhelan with the secretary, hut no def
Rnite plant for this has been worked
Rout.
e. Reports that the Forty first pivi-
bsion might soon follow the Twenty
Esixth and Forty-second Divisions to
EFrance apparently were founded on the
fact that the Far West is not as
sstrongly represented in the Forty
sseccnd. or rainbow" Division, and
1.-THE Twenty-siXth is composed entirely
Eof New England troops. The Twenty
EsiIth and the Forty second are in pro-
Ecess OF concentration. and both prob
SRbly will be ready to go as soon as
shipping is available.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-24
ACCEPTED FOR SERVICE
Division No. : Issue. Supplementnl
List. Bringing Total
Called 10. 1876.

Completing total OF 1876 men certi-
NED TO the district board Division
Board No. sent in the following list
TOT names yesterday OF those who had
been duly accepted and called for mill
,tary service:
!, Y}e o,,,. f Booker. loo Ess, Leigh;
H e1i H9 eisss ~ is Norm Foprth
A fdSn Ma I;SanEiey cog ~ %arih Fourth.
,i LEONARD W. Fox. 1902 Norih Twenty
iRaP ojE sEEesy ~ rs N S,ssr, s
!: Luther Gibbs isos Cedar.
ss5sacf 9 i.ges Is '? Sq Hfn? sssona
E ElaysSa + + E E%si i..S N%5q Avenue
Slrn e I G iiidtt. 5os st James.
! II Wesley O. Graves, Go7 Church
sss lanes nIess r.. Johnson. az East Clay.
1ohn j. roW %tieS ia5 5'? Noi,s S4 ra,
BB sri H. f?%1 iekoi tii SOM FINN b,,
n Frank Tinsley, Is St .jI aines Ave
Ssss!l s%s s!'.'? u 2e@ T"i 5ha AT'
e lanes + T ToTnssI 50; .Th'Ea Ave.
gseob Rnsn, t & Gu4 az Ns sqs Ave
III Clarence Brown 267 East I.eIrh
NJ WILLIAM j. EayfeId. clio Noftn Ton,,b
BILL astyw2od Lodge, 5ls-A North Third
jonn vi i1s DeSsrEE: ~ North fifth.
Willie D walker. 2l04 Sale
James T. Pr:dLy. COS n stuart Road
tss3t CHARLES d. Curiey. SIC North EirhtS
Harry Harry B. Miles. IFS NORM. twenty. first.
Robert Battle. Gl7 Horth Th!rd
BY EEa1k McCraw go North smith
EEGharie Hill. 2l0S Chesapeake
@. Kyle. 525 North Ninth
E$Stsadore Butn"r, Box 23C. III rhland Springs
3ss%C Claude NJ. Thomas al North In,,rrth 'b'
,safCscar W. Shelton. 1901 North Firs, w.
ES5iRobert 1. Honeycutt. SO West corbin. Cor
Sam Stern. 200 Mosby.
ISL EETl w. johnson. sl2 North ciy,b
Z3sFMaek Nance, 2o9 East Clay
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-24
FAIL TO REPORT
Exemption Bonrd No. 3 Issues List OF
Men Wanted for Exami-
milton.

Exemption Bond No. 8 issued yester-
day the following list of men who have
been calldd and have failed TO report
and submit to examinations
Jas William Walker. 100 l.. Franklin.
Edward l.: Daley. bl7 T.. Broad.
rc,cr Halls South Richmond. Va.
Murbcrt Taylor White, riith, snd Main.
Willie Boney. 1901 RcSe.
Joe Williams. zoo Short Madison.
Arlie Robertson. eos n. Seventeenth.
Thomas Harkins 4o6 T.. Canal.
Jos Warren Mathews. Jr.. SIT r. Grace.
Joe Burrcli 1SS n. Fifteenth.
Pete +. Eomshuck. 1919 j.. Main.
DAME! Elmer Eostcly. zoos West
James lux. 400 II. Fifteenth.
Davie Coles. 80 l.. Fourteenth.
J.. l.. Miller, not settled.
James RnrHct,. Railroad and Semmcs Ave.
Wesley Wn. Pace Q y. Sixth.
Robert Perry: lhH ~ Seventeenth.
Roscoe e. Miller. Murphys Hotel.
Jos Lonkcr Jones. Is Decatur.
William Harris 25s n. Fifteenth.
JOS; Edward VILLA inns. elo j.. Nineteenth.
Hal clifford Albright. lol6 i. Clay.
Jonnie Boyd. 22l NJ Mayo.
VIM. Edward Anderson. al T.. Seventh.
Earnest johnson. 329 f. Fourth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-24
FAB. TO APPEAR AND
SUBliiT TO EXAMINATION

The local board for Division No. .
yesterday issued the following list Of
persons called, who have failed 10 ap-
pear and submit to examination. The
first seven have given no reason for
their failure to appear. Jack Mickes
has notified the board that he is in Jail.
The list follows:
Robert William Austin. 52s n. First
Sidney ColliEan. l02 w. Hill.
Percy Evans; hermitage Road and Bourd.
Cleveland NcEachern, alias Cleveland
Grace. 15o. W. Leigh.
Jim Woodson. liz Norton.
Robert BulloCks. 1907 Moore
John BOXl"y, a2T ~ Adams.
Jack MickcS. l2nS W. Leigh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-24
MAY BE RECALLED
Change In Weight and Height ReguIs-
ttops to Cause Re-ExsnIpnflops
In Local CnEes.

Several men In Division No. I, as
we'll as other divisions Ia the city. who
have passed the physical examination.
will probably have to be recalled, owing
to change In the weight and height
regulations which have occurred since
they have passed the examinations.
The first regulation, as sent out
by the observation-disclosures was
changed. and orders were sent out to
disregard weight and height and pass
men, provided they met the other ply
sical qualifications. Another change In
the weight and height regulations was
sent out from the office Of the provost
marshal-general on August IT, and thus
men passed under the second change
disregarding weight and height viii
necessarily have to be recalled by the
division boards.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-24
bringing Liquor Into stnte.

Walter 6. Payne will be given a pre-
liminary hearing before Commissioners
Flegenheimer to-day on a charge OF
violating the Federal "bone-dry act.''
Payne was recently taken into custody
by the Federal authorities at Elk Hill
and charged with transporting liquor
into the State. Payne is now lodged in
the Henrico Jail, having failed to find
any one TO 60 his bail.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-24
HEAVY STORM DAMAGE
TWO Dozen Highway bridge. Washed
fgi Away and Railway Traffic
go Blocked.
Especial 10 The Times-Dispa,ch

ttsssi CHARLOTTESVILL VA, Angus,
80 heaVy rain early today, assufn-
ling the proportions o. a cloudhnrs,
Igwaehed away two dozen bridges ON
SANE highways west and south Of the
Getty and undermined "A trestle on IN.
ftnatn line of the Chesapeake and Ohio
faNAuWay Just east OF Ivy blocking,
4 4famc on that line for seven hours
f;Aft North Garden. twelve miles south Of
S3the city, Southern Railway messenger
zsIfins were detained while rcpairs
ssSRpuld be made TO the roadbed All the
SSsEnaHer bridges on the macadam road
asbAtween Crozet and Miller School were
3sHwept away and that highway made
&Iafppassable. Considerable damage was
E,aore at Crozet, White Hall, Mediums
Bst}tver. Ivy. North Garden and Red Hill.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-24
REPORTED AS HAVING
ENLISTED IN SERVICE

The following persons have been
called by Local Board No. 8, and have
failed to report and submit to exami-
nntion, and are stated to have enlisted
in some branch OF the United States
service:
BENJAMIN II. Williams 2o7 T.. Tenth
q B; Hogse: 22l s. Fourth.
Charles e. Bookman. Street
John Morton lfasan. 400 E. Franklin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-24
EXEMPTED FROM SERVICE
by DIVISION BOARD NO. 2

The following list has been ccru-
ned by the local board for Division No
OF persons exempted or discharged
from the service of the United States
Shirley Edward Tucker, 22l-B w Charity.
WIllic II. Ward. 5z2 lie n Eirst
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-24
Both Men and Women

Suffer with backache. pain in kidney
and bladder regions. headache. vertigo
dizzy feelings and sometimes fail Ia
recognize where the trouble lies, Con-
gested kidneys cause a lot of distress
and should never be neglected Take
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-24
CLAIM EXEMPTION
FROM MILITARY SERVICE

The following persons were examined
Yesterday by the local board for Di
vision No /, and found to be physical
ly qualified. and have claimed exemp,
ton from military service on tn,
ground for dependents:
Joseph Edward johnson. 1Oo s. Second.
Jacob Gehrman. 22o2 Chafin.
Frederick Lyle. 3o2 F.. Canul
j: NJ. Amott. 1911 Beverly.
Clarence D. Grimm. 1925 Chann.
Garland p Anderson. 1880 Claiborne.
Frank Leslie Farmer, 3l1i W. Cary.
Conrad Benson Gentry. lGIs Hanover.
Willie wyche. 32S s. Second.
Hampton Radford. 1920 Beverly.
ChAs. Russell Roper. :l2l Floyd.
Jonn Thomas Iiazzord. 110l Wallace.
C I,nr,is snend Wheat. 2tl2 Grove,
David 4. Breitstcin. 2Il5 Hanover.
Frank !. Hayes. 202S Beverly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-24

The following list Of persons exempt
ed or discharged from the service OF
the United States was issued yester-
day by the exemption board of Di-
vision M
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-02
NEGROES ROB STORE AND
FARMERS IN NORFOLK COUNTY

Norfolk, Va, March l.-Three ne
gro highwaymen last night held up
a store full of people near Fentress In
Norfolk county. They took $3.50 from
the cash register in tho store. which
is owned by J. A. Fentress. and forced
three men who were buying goods
to stand by with their hands up while
they ransacked the place.
Outside the store they held up w.
N. Hudson and Colan Hall. farmers,
and robbed them OF their money and
watches. Robert Bailey. a negro. who
was in the store. failed to hold up
his hands when commanded and ran
out instead. He was fired at. but
the shot went wild.
Hudson and Hall drove up to the
store in a buggy, while the highway
men were rafting the place The rob-
bers covered them with their guns
and forced them to hand over their
valuables without leaving the buggy.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-02
PASSENGER FROM LYNCHBURG
Is ON BERNsTORFF-s sHIvs.

Lynchburg. Va. March MANY PEGS
pie here are anxiously watching tor
news of the safe arrival at Copen.
hagen of the steamer Frederick VIII.
on account of the fact that Madam
Amalic Chasseigniac. a Danish lady.
VINO had been a visitor here since last
November, lis passenger on the Bern.
storn flagship" Madam Chasseianina
came here November IT. to be viii
her sister, Mrs. l. c. Rich. who wao-
then seriously Ill and died few days
later Miss Margaret Hoyer. anotlrer
sister, also lives here. Madam Chas.
seigniac Is the widow of Partisan
gentleman and had resided Ave years IL
Berlin. She speaks seven languaEco
and being heartily In sympathy with
the allies was little dubious shout
the safety of sailing on the Bernstorf1
boat. but had no alternative, a. . IA.
vorite nephew, who is in the DxniSA
cavalry. recently met with serious
accident and she was very anxious q
get to his assistance as speedily ~ pcs
sibie. rs~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-02
TWO STEAMERS OFF -,y e.. o~-
TO NEW WAR EONR.

Newport News. Va. March live
steamers yesterday leaving this port Ter
the barred zone" established by 0Sss
many. carried American citizens wAo
signed as cattlemen. The Brit1ao
steamer Romney, with a consignmeAe
Of live stock for Avonrn outh signed o.
sixty-four American cattlemen hoYNS
the British steamer GretavAte. with
general cargo for Glasgow ana live
stock for port in the United King
dom. probably Avonmouth. signsa On
twentyfour American cattIemen ~
Newport News Apparently. the. c4t.s
tlemen situation Is tho only one Wh1cAs
has not been affected by the German
proclamation OF unrestricted sublnarano
warfare. In fact. II has been clAttAAds
that II anything. II 10 easier to pre-
cure cattlemen since the German ~
der went into effect. than for ssvora1
months previous. ss-4.s
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-02
SPREE ON BAY RUM
CAUSES MANS DEATH

Newport News. Va. March a
II. Pattison. insurance agent, lrorpsA
dead at 1880 o'clock last night O.
the Coferton hotel as result. n
acute alcoholism. caused by drirkine
bay rum and alcohol. according 10
Coroner 3. r. Gary.
The coroner stated today that Pat.
tson was the third man to die with
IN the past two weeks as n result ok
drinking the concoction of bay rtiiA
and alcohol which Is being dispense1
In certain parts of the city az whiskey,
Pattison was an insurance agent
and had been on spree" for SONS
time. DR.. Gary said. He was being
attended to by T. j. Kagey. He re-.
turned to the hotel late last night
and was conversing with several
friends when he toppled over on the
floor and died almost Immediately.
The mans people in North Caro-
ma have been notified and the body
will be sent home for burial.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-02
STATEWIDE TAG DAY FOR Ia
CoLORED GIRLS SOCIETY,"

Hampton, Va. March ALLEN w.
Washington, commandant Of cadsts ~
Hampton institute, who 10 presidsAt ~
the Negro Organisation Society Of virs
ginia. announces that the society wiz
conduct a statewide tag day" On 0A&.
urday for the benefit OF the Industrial
Home School for Maynard Celofa4
Girls. which 10 located on MIL fafNs
near Peake. in Hanover county. Tbs
state legislature makes q small annuA1
appropriation for the equipment an4
maintenance of the Industrial Home
school. and the best people OF Virginia
endorse and help support the wern
which jamie Porter Barrett. the eu>
perintendent. who Is also HAmpt0n
graduate. and her co-worksrs n Tho
State Federation Of Colored Womsn'o
clubs are carrying on.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-02
INMATES OF ASYLUM sss
ESCAPE, THREE CAUGHT.

Newport News. Va. March L.
Charles Tagaria and H. G. Hart. e..
capped lunatics from the insane asyiurn
at Williamsburg. were arrested here
by Police Captain w. T. webb ana
Patroiman Platt. They were taken
back to Williamsburg by an officer
of the institution.
As the train bearing the escaped rnoA
back to Williamsburg left the depot
here. Patrolman Helfrich took L. =.
Phillips, also an escaped lunatic from
WILLIAMSBURG, into custody. Phillips
was at the depot. apparently noting
the fate of his companions. --s
The three men. with one other. ee-
capped from the asylum Tuesday >nIght,
the guard stated yesterday on hts ar.
rival in this city. The manner In
which the escape was affected = nea
known 10 the local police. $3.50
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-02
City Clerks Office, Richmond,
Virginia, February 26, 1917.
Nofioo IN tbo puhl;o.

Notice to the Public:
Bids for the franchise. privileges
and rights proposed to be granted In
the foregoing ordinance arc hereby In
vited. which bids shall DO delivered
in writing to the presiding officer of
the common council OF the city OF
Richmond, in open session, at the
regular meeting OF the said common
council, which will be held In the
council chamber in the City Hall, on
Monday. the End day of April. 1917,
at o clock p. NJ, and which bids shall
then be presented to the common
council by the said presiding officer to
be dealt with ana acted upon in the
manner prescribed by law.
Notice Is also given to the public
that the franchise proposed to be
granted will require the grantee to
make certain traffic agreements with
the Virginia Railway and Power com
pany. which will enlarge and extend
the said com pany's privileges. in GER
tain particulars, and release IL from
the obligation to maintain and oper-
ate cars over certain of Its lines.
The city reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
DTN VI YYNYrCT
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-02
SCHEDULES.
Southern Railway System

Trains Leav Richmond--Ma ain ST.
station. Schedule figures not suaran-
teed. For the South--.paily: $50 A. NJ.
local; 1880 A. NJ. express. parlor buff
Jet car: 6 r. NJ. express: f1:10 p. NJ,
express: sleeping car open. a:0e T.. NJ:
400 p. NJ. local. for Keysyille. Chase
city and Buffalo Junctiou--week days
York River Line-5:10 p. NJ, steamer
train, except Sunday. connecting for
baltimore tparior Carl. TAO a. M. and
I.15 IL NJ. daily. local
TRIMS Arrive Richmond--Fron the
South 700 4. NJ and s:io A. NJ, 1875
cant Sunday. From West Point: S:45
a. NJ, except Mondays; $40 A. NJ. and
S:15 p. NJ, daily.
office GOT r. Main St. Phone Mad
is0n STA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-02
OFFICIALS
SEIZE GOUGE PROPERTY

Bristol, Va. March ALI real and
personal property of e. Gouge and
company. OF Bristol, has been seized
and levied on by government officials
for alleged revenue taxes due, The
amount involved. IT Is sati. is some
thing like s152,31o.31. This amount
Is said to be due the government by
the defendant company ms revenue
taxes on the distillery recently OPP
Grated by the Gouge company and
also on a wholesale place operated
on the Tennessee side later. follow
ing closing of the Virginia distiilery.
The levy Is said to have been made
by Deputy Internal Revenue Collec-
tor Palmer, of the Southwestern Vir-
ginia district.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-02
VIRGINIA CREAMERY MEN
HAVE ANNUAL ELECTION

Roanoke. Va. March 1.-The virginiA
association couveaS4
here in annual meeting. Routine bus
mess was transacted. number OF ads
dresses heard and tho meeting brought
to a close tonight by = banquet The
following officers were elected TOR the
ensuing year: @. A. Smith. StAunsons
president; A. G. Heishman, BrcadWAye
vice president: Claude PARCEL. scores
tary and treasurer.
The Virginia Dairymens associAtico
will convene in annual session tori0f>
row morning for a one-day meeting.
The Holstein- Friesian association
and Guernsey Cattle club will also meee
tomorrow.