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The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-03-03
Aqree On Vocational Pill

WashingtOn.-The Senate agreed to
the conference report on IN" admins
tration vocational education bill AMI
Il row goes to PreSid mt Wilson for
approval. \ system Of educarion ir
agriculture. trades and industries Is
to be administered, in cooperation
with the states.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-03-03
Promotion On rIerIt

WashingtOn.-An executive order
directing that appointment Of postos
flee inspectors be appOrJiOnpd eouita-
bly, among the states and the poIfti-
cal parties, that promotions be made
only on merit basis. was issued bv
President Wilson on the recomman-
dation Of Postmaster General Burle-
son.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-03-03
Would Create New States

Charleston, W. VA resolution
was introduced in the West Virginia
House Of Delegates to create a naS
state from Ohio. Brooke. Hancock and
Marshall counties. TO provide sufFi-
cicrt revenue to pay the Virginia dah;
Judgment.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-03-03
Is Financially Preparsd

WashinCtOn.-The nations finances
are modified to meet anv situa.io,
in the opinion of the Federal Reserve
Board. whose precautionary measures
undertaken upon the severance of d,.
plomatic relations with GERMANY arc
believed to cover every contingency
that may arise.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-03-03
FUND For Probe AcLad

observation-disclosures was asked
by the Federal Trade Commission for
an appropriation of 100000 for the
1000 supply and price investigation
TO he undertaken by the commission
at President Wilson'S direction. The
appropriation has been approved "
the president. and preliminary worE
by the commission already is under
way.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-03-03
Continues Relief Work

Berne, Switzerland.-The Swiss
Federal Council has proposed that
leading Swiss citizens be ready n
continue the Belgian and French re-
lief work if the American Relief Com.
retires from Belgium and
France.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-03-03

Inc police jury of this parish. Evan.
Seiine. has obtained an order Of in
JUNCTION and has filed suit against the
mayor and council of Vile Platte.
prohibiting the officials from issuing
llcenSes for the sale of Intoxicating
liquors within the town. This again
puts al issue the act OF 1902 and since
the question involved has been decid-
ed adversely 70 the towns similarly
situated It is the general opinion that
the suit will not be pressed to a final
decision. The ward in which the town
or Vile Platte is situated voted ont
the saloons about two years ago bv
a large majority.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-03-03
Disappointed. Kills SELF

Chicago.-Earl Albert. aged II
shot and killed himself because his
mother would not allow him to attend
a cc-Tercnca OF boy scou,a.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-03-03
NdViqation Is Resumed

Madrid. via Paris.-Navigation be-
tween Spain and the Philippine Is
lands has been resumed.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-03-03
Paper Plant On Fire

Watertown, y. Y.-Fire in the mil!
OF the International Paper Company
caused upward of s1OO.OOO damage 10
tie Plant.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-03-03

Mhiie arresting a negro for dis
turolng the peace, Patrolman Woin
rauo' ot the Second precinct. New
orleans. was bitten on one of his fr
gers by the negro and went 80 ~ ~
Charity Hospital for Treatment.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-03-03

Marcelin Hestress, conductor on
FoIteNent x Favre Lumber Cos log
traln' was found dead by the engine.
driver OF the train near Vaudeville.
Mr.. Hestress had complained of feel
ing i'll and the company's physician
advised him TO not attempt to go On
MS run. but the advice was not heed
ed. When the engineer failed 10 re-
ceiye the go ahead" signal he walk.
ed back to the caboose where Mr.
Hestress lay stretched dead upon the
moor. The coroner concluded tia,
apop!eXy caused the mans death.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-03-03
BRIEF NEWS AND NOTES.

The Southern Oil Refining Com
pany' domiciled at Plaquemine. has
iel contracts with w. P. Coping. of
NeW orleans. for the construction Of
'he better part OF their oil refining
works and amounting to some SEQ.
WV. The works will be located at
crescent, four miles west of here
Vn ne site Of the old plant of the
leSrt Lumber and Shingle Company
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-03-03

delegation of Hammond business
men attended a meeting of the police
jury at Amite City for the purpose
or urging the organization Of a drain
age district for the Sixth and Sev.
enth wards. After hearing the peti-
TONERS. the police jury created Tan
sipahoa Drainage District No. l. ap-
pointing Dallas Gaines. Of the Sixth
ward. and w E. Mount and James
NJ. Tourney, of the Seventh ward
commissioners, leaving two more TO
be appointed by the governor.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-03-03

MIS- John D. Wilkinson. president
II tne Louisiana Federation of Won.
rs oiuos. OF Shreveport. took I'D her
quarters at the Grunewald Hotel
|NeW orleans, for a series of confer
enees with committees of the local
Oaru OF arrangements relative TO rbe
sueral federation council meeting
|Aere in April. '"7
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-03-03

An appropriation of $272, 500 will be
available for the intercoastal canal in
Louisiana. provided the rivers and
harborS bill passes Congress. Secre-
tary Leon Locke, of the Interstate
inland Waterway League. has Just re-
turned from Washington, where he
was successful in having the bill
in the Senate so as 10 pro.
vide for the waterway
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-03-03

III Aooeville city authorities he.
ss sss.. a upon the extension of the
ever Ct the city. 'e
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-03-03

Inc charter Of the Grant Paris,
AT association, Incorporated with
y uomlclle fixed at Verda. Grant mar.
sn' mas been submitted for puhIica.
On' and membership fees are nov
seins solicited. The charter was fiIe5
colfax. u court at
Inc town OF Colfax contpmpIates
municipal owned light nIart 49,
sterworkS. and is now negotiatin-
'i'n The Colfax Light and Power Con-
psny Tor the purchase Of their n,ant
aHoodeauX Progressives have sIas
m the secretary Of state nomira
Nh papers for a full set of mr,ioin.,
IceR. The city election will no
ield April II. ' "e
Measles among adults as wou
1, are prevalent at Hammond
E rohchatoula the disease is on.
smic, causing the closing of the mn
Fe school. " pun
views was received from Wasbir,
pa mat Navier Mouton. Of CO..
t0eau' has been appointed assfstan.
Fsretary Of Senator Joseph + r..
a $4,000 drainage tax was oo-,
Lafayette in the Fourth ward ~
.enty'fve votes majority and two ~
r. property valuation.
srs. R. S. Bell. an upusuaIIv ,,
sae woman OF about 30 wears Co.,
- suicide by drowning herself in
YOU cocodrie, at St, Landry. III
49, Was filed against William Ne
sno' the missing Baton Rongo
h my oy the Bank of Baton Roura
H. '0OO' payable ninety day after
In Abbeville city authorities ,o
al 0rk upon the extension OF ,ba =
~wer CT the c;t,- :
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-03-03

The ever-increasing number Of an
'omoblleS IN daily use on the streets
al hammond has necessitated the in
u"uuctlon Of traffic regulations bv tho
city commissioners. These incIudn
sounding alarms at crossings. night
'',' hShts and slow speed near the
schools. Chief of Police Ford an.
hounceS their rigid enforcement
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-03-03

IN" play entitled The Red Prince"
rendered by the high school pupils ~
'"e Guy auditorium AT Welsh proved
d marked success in every particular
Inc pupils We're trained bv Jacoua,
OaStello for two weeks Tho nro
ceedS from the play will be used n
enlarge the school library and be,r.
tiy the grounds. -'
Shreveport will make an effort -
se' the proposed army division c,u.
Inc old-established firm Of rroa,-
+ Neelis & Company Of Hau-,, 'a,.N
which has been in business 70. --o.tu .n
past thirty years, is in course ., -
organization as stock companv -
De Known as the Neelis ComnaDr ~ ~
III
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-03-03

Inc town OF Colfax contempIates
municipal owned light plant and
a,efworkS. and is now negotiatir,
l'l'n the Colfax Light and Power Con,
|'sny Tor the purchase Of their plant
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-03-03

,moodeaux Progressives have filed
mn the secretary Of state ro,niHa
papers for full set of municipaI
The city election will no
Ped April II. - "e
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-03-03

AM. neasleS among adults as well As
|. [uren are prevalent at Hammond
y ronchatoula the disease is on,
w causing the closing of the nun
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-03-03

49, was filed against William Nc.
ssno' the missing Baton Ronga
1 n,ooyy Oy the Bank of Baton Rouge
4. 's'OO' payable ninety day after
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-17
Reu.Frank W. Pratt
Is" FightingP arson "
Joins Home De- Tense League and
Is Willing to Handle Gun
or Policeman, S Club.

lighting parson" has come for
ward as Il result for Mayor Ainslic's
Home Defense League. He liz Rev.
Frank w. Pratt. minister OF the First
Unitarian Church. and he wrote the
following letter to the Mayor:
II incloSc my name for the Homo
Defense League. urge you not to
discard my application because am
minister. can handle "a rifle a
pistol and. If necessary. II policeman's
cub. Any service ] can render will
he gladly given regardless of its in
convenience, discomfort or danger
~ also wish to offer you my expert
oncc "a a hubble speaker to encourage
recruiting for the army or navy.
am ready TO speak outdoors or indoors,
If ] can he OF service in any other
Way I an, at your command
Mayor AinSlie was so impressed with
Mr. traits carncstness that he did not
wait to write a reply. but promptly ac-
copied his services over telephone. AS
result. the minister was heard last
nigh, at an opcn-air meeting urging
the city's young men 10 enlist in the
navy
Recruits for the Home Defense
League arc coming forward rapidly.
Many persons do not understand that
they must make written application.
and consequently il has been ncces-
sary To notify many persons who VOL
untccr over the telephone to put their
request for enrolment in writing. APP
plication forms for this purpose were
printed in The Times Dispatch on Sun
day. All applications must he sent to
the Mayors Office. City Hall
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-17
Record Is Broken
byMarriage Bureau
Wild Run,or Spreads Orer Tour,
That License Office Is TO
Close Until Var Ends.

Spurrcd by a city wide rumor that
the issuance OF marriage licenses would
leo suspended shortly. young men and
women OF Richmond are rushing into
tho bonds OF matrimony at Il rate never
before known here Thrty-cuc couples
appeared in Hastings Court Yesterday
and secured the precious bits OF paper
which some foudly hope will keep them
out OF war abroad.
Never in tho history OF Richmond
has there been as many aS thirty one
couples licensed to we'd in any one
day. or twCutr-four hours. according
to Deputy Clerk William Brcodcn That
the rumors OF an impending shat. down
IN ihc marriage factory WAS rcSpon-
Siblc for the big rush. is believed by
those familiar with the o'hcc. Several
calls yesterday were made by ANXIOUS
young men who wanted 10 hc prepared
for any cNcutUali;y.
AS far as VIC know No continue TO
90 business at the same old stand"
stated Mir Erccdcn las, night .Eusi-
ness Is brisk. hut VIC can handle tho
rush all right. II We run ont Of
license blanks. the city rNntcr can
turn Thorn ont fast enough To meet
The demand
How the runner started j. not known
oui j : Widespread. The same sort
OF runner has alarmed other large cen
fcrS OF population. All such rumors
are without; foundations but tina, many
ne!'eNe6 them true WAS evidenced by
the iaSi that more than half OF the
licenses issued yesterday were for mar
-'AseS noi scheduled 10 take place for
from one 20 TWO weeks twenty nine
Of the men were of The age subject TO
compulsory service under the measure
nov being discussed ia Congress.
Marriage 10 cyade the CONSUMPTION
aw VIII not bench; the crooms any
according 70 resolution offered in
Congress Yesterday. which provides
that men married after APRIL would
not be- exempt from military duty. The
hnSc increase in marriages all over
The country Is responsible for the res
olu;!ou.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-17
NIGHT SCHOOLS WANT
GLASSES TO CONTINUE
Ask nr. thHndIcr Ia Extend Course.
tor One 'lonth-t:nruiimcnt
L. Now DIPS.

- deeply interested in their work
az" The members of nine classes Al the
John Marshall Night High school that
they presented petitions TO Superinten-
dent Chandler last week. begging THAI
thcii classes be continued for one
month after III. specified date for clos
h. "r until the first OF June Dr.
Chandler said yesterday that he in
tended - recommend TO the school
board committee on teachers ana
schools AT its meeting next week tina,
IN" request hc granted. provided there
WAS money available for the purpose
Three Of the classes are in book
Keeping and penmanship. two in short
haid. two in typewlitinc and two in
acaIcnl. work. The members OF th.
academic classes are. for the most part
persons ~ mature years. who are MAX
i'm: up deficiencies in their early cduca-
ton. The total enrolment in the nine
classes Is III. The night school COM
ncnccmcnt is scheduled now to take
place on April 30, and tho cXaminn.
tons on the week preceding that date
lHchmond'S night schools have an
aggregate enrolment this wear al:
a.i@S, of whom $3.50 are white DupiIs
and l.'i2 are colorcd. These ncurcs
said DH Chandler Yesterday show that
the enrolment in Richmond PEI, capita
* the largest az any city having more
than l""o0n population in the United
states.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-17
WARRANTS ARE ISSUED
FOR Willy AND ANGLE
City Detective nud Chesapeake and
ohio Officer Accused by Agent
of Prohibition comnisslOn.

Warrants charging Detective Ser
Ecant John i. Willy. Of headquarters.
and Special Agent Niger =. Angle. of
the Chesapeake and ohio Railway Com
pany. with being drunk and diSordcrly
on Il car OF the Richmond and Kappa
hammock River Railway. were issued
last night by Justice Of Peace James
.. Phillips. and placed IN The hands
OF officers to be served. Angle IS also
charged with threatening to shoot j..
q. Blantou. the conductor OF the car.
and will be- tried on both charges I'm
the Police Court. probably tomorrow.
Willy will lie given IL hearing in Hen
rico County one day this week.
Sergeant Willy said last night that
he had left tho car before II reached
the city. lie denied that he was under
the influence of liquor or had been dis
orderly in any way, and said he could
not understand how any ono could
bring charges against him. II was
stated that the warrants were sworn
out by the car conductor on adj ice Of
Special Agent Ford. of the Office Of
Prohibition Commissioner Peters
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-17
CANNERIES NECESSARY
TO CONSERVE FOOD SUPPLY
Evans Says Steps should he Taken to
Prevent Waste when Crops Arc
Dumped on Market.

In discussing the probable food
shortage this fall and winter l.. w.
Evans. a prominent Richmond commits
sion merchant said Yesterday that the
most pressing need OF this mmediat &c
vicinity is canning plants, where the
vegetables produced can be put up for
preservation. thus eliminating great
deal OF waste.
Coincdeni with this suggestion. J.
Steele. whose office address is FOL Mu-
tual Building. writes tina; he has can
merry at Diilwyn. Va. which he is not
operating. and which lie will furnish
free Of charge 10 any association in
the factory and tools, Mr.. Steele will
provide an expert Gamer 10 instruc,
beginners in the work.
II notice" said Mr.. Evans. that YOU
are writing a great deal about growing
all kinds Of crops this year 10 prevent
Il shortage of food products this com
ins fall and winter. This is very i'm
portant. We all know there are hut
two ways To reduce high prices. and
these TWO ways are. first, TO produce
good crops. second, 10 preserve what
is produced.
The greatst need in this immediate
vicinity is a canning plant plants
There are great many fine vegetables
grown in the nearby counties. II we
have a good season this year We may
look for large crops. and large crops
Of summer vegetables mean very low
prices unless tho farmers have the
benctt OF cannery. In other words
Il the entire crops of the early SUM-
mcr and fall are thrown on the local
market they will not bring the actual
cost OF production. and especially SO
this wear on account OF high prices ot
seeds. labor, etc.
II simply throw out this little sug-
ces:ion TO YOU. thinking il might be
of some help along this line"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-17
FLY SKATERS RAISE
POINT AS TO GARDENS
Health Department Warns Against
Indiscriminatc Use OF Ferti-
liZcr by Amateurs.
MAYOR CALLS CONFERENCE
Would Coordinate Various Plans
for Home Gardens Designed to
Meet Question of Food Supply.
Wcll-IinoWn People Invited

Conflict between the back yard gar
den movement ana the swat the nv
campaign is apt to produces trouble for
both. chief Health officer Levy yes
tcrCay called attention to the fact that
when the soil Of yards is properly pre-
pared to produce the things which arc
of living. !, Will also furnish ideal
spots 10 breed lilies. lie laid the mat
ter before Mayor AinSlir. who has
called Il conference to be held at noon
tomorrow To coordinate the several
garden movements. pr Levy merely
suggested that the matter he cousid-
cred at this conference.
AS Ii" will he out of town. Dr. Levy
asked that the Mayor invite Chief San
itary officer Tuck to he present TO en-
plain the matter ana 10 offer SugycS-
lions which would rcduc" the danger
OF breeding tho usual summertime
pests. l'r. Levy said that he was
thoroughly in sympathy with the back
yard garden movement and believed
that II would be "f great help in solv-
inc the food problem.
Mayor .\inslic is in entire accord
with the home garden plans and the
question Of food supply. hut he has
learned that there are several scpa-
rate movements in this direction. lie
is seeking TO have the different inter
estcd organizations coordinate their
efforts IN order TO produce better re-
Suits
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-17
AUTO KILLS cow
hnunrur thandons Chr nud Disnp-
pc"rh--Wnrrnnt sworn Ou' 'hnrR-
Ing NcrLIcss Driving.

M au'pmobiic driven by an uuidcn-
'lh"6 negro man and owned by tho
Terminal Motor Company, al 500 East
cary street ttruri and Killed - COW
owned hy W. l.. Low"ry. "f lii wood
street. last nigh, about o'clock on
TIA" Ii"Wisng Green Road. near The cor
ucr 81 Cedar Street. III" radiator of
Tho car war badly damaged. The negro
JUMPED from tic machine and disap-
p"hr"G, leaving the automobile stand :
Ws ia ~" road Tho ear WAS later
sent :" tho Fret DiS,rict station. a
warrant for The arrest Of the negro.
charging him with rarclcsrly aud
r""kicasly driving, was sworn out by
iho owner Of the COW.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-17
CALLS CONFERENCE FoR
rU-MORtOW At NOON

To that end he has invited more than
nifty well-hnown men and women to
attend to-morrow's meeting. which will
he held in the Council Chamber third
floor. City Hall.
In issuing call for the conference.
Mayor .\inslic wrote TO all persons in
vitcd as follows:
probably the most serious problem
confronting the American people to-
day is that OF food suppl, There is a
serious shortage in all foods. Prices Of
practically everything are double what
ihey We're a few years ago and il is
prices VIII be doubled within a wear or
so unless the situation is relieved
One Of the movements to help the
present situation is home gardening
whereby vegetables may be raised on
all vacant land in cities. y number OF
noNein sntS To- that end have been start
ed here. but IL is believed that without
some sort OF systematic guidance there
will lie much time lost. much duplica-
ton OF effort. and thar tie best results
viii not he attained. 1t * with a view
OF seeing II there cannot he co-"rdi-
nation OF the various local movements
for home gardening that have decided
10 call q conference OF persons repre-
scnting various organizations here
which have either started work along
this line themselves, or have indicated
u desire or intention 10 do SO.
II Will therefore. bc Obliged If you
will meet me in the Council Cham Der
IN the City Hall on "Wednesday. April
is. at u o'clock noon. to consider this
by which Richmond may get the best
rcSl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-17
IN. II. 81. NiInfnrd
REQUISlTIONS ISSUED
Gn'Crn"r tiso IIonnrs Ucuui.itIop fo
herbert Horton. thHrgrd
WITH Murder.

!:"1ui8itious we're issued yesterday
Ivy Governor Stuart OF the Governor
at N"rylhnd for Everett J.. i:augha r
ari 1"hn y. Poland. wanted IN Rich
m"nh on In" charge Of hoscr;i"r Tho
men arc '"ing held at Baltimore Of
h'cr L. g. Tanner lott yesterday TO
servo Tho papers.
rho Governor houorcd - rcquisi,ion
ir"n VA" Governor of south Caroliua
Tor iI"rh"rt Horton. VINO is wanted in
'h'S'crii"hi County. = g, for attempt
=" murder TIC man is ia jail at
banti!le
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-17
Pnhscn ENamIn,tions.

!. r. Garth. principal Of the Barton
Heights School. returned from New
York City on Saturday. where he stood
successfully his examination at Column
bia University for the degree OF doc
tor OF philosophy. The degree will be
conferred formally in June. The sub
sect of his thesis is Mental Fatigue
During the Continuous Exercise of a
Single Function MIR. Garth was for
merry professor Of psychology and cd
ucation at the state Normal School in
Farmvillc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-17
WELI-kNOW MEN AND
WOMEN INVITED
Those. invited to attend the Mayors
conference are as follows:

Those. invited to attend the Ma yors
conference are as follows:
Henry W. Anderson. Red Cross
G ~, Worin"m: GhI t,, o; gominsTee
MR.; ~ Paterson. National League FOR
Mi: IL " Jones. agricultural committee
MIS- IaG Gtr1 iiiS sWes, Young women.
pr T. ~, j. G. chamdler city schools
J. ~ M".ntsonery, Comparative Education
Mis- ORC /. Hatcher. bureau of Vacations
pr. ,c"rsc Rice Hovey. Virginia Union Un!-
Jesse L. tones demonstration agen, for
Virginia roiy,echmic institute
Nils l.tH ASn"M. w"nem's "cmonstration
.. " Koiucr, State COMMISSIONS Of AEr-
pcHjamin Purcell state Dairy Commits
n i. 2 Tri.on, Hampton lnY.nn,e
NN,m ir1 g&I, 'IKs o,.I, ,.I Ip,'''"'e
Mr.; W y. Burrows. Federation OF Mothers
Mr.: lcon walIcra,ein council Of jewish
Mir. } N' Eosennaum. council Of jewish
KY v l;u,sell Rowe. - ., Council Of
Mrs. I Tyler Jobson Social service Fed
EEff,y ,harIes ,1'snats2n, s., Iossrns school
Mrs " " Norton Instructive visiting
!t"v. J"hn ". DIXON. Methodist Institute
nr + ttso",Eyrirh,. I;4ehnond college
n r. Ho,,dcu. central Trades and Labor
/ I,,, c, PIX PIX. n'sh ..chool Alun,nl
Mrs. q. Harvey Clarke. Tedcra,!on Of wo-
rnon,a. s "hoclwri=h,. virginia Railway