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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-03-22
HONOR FOR MISS JACKSON
Secretary to President Brannon Elect
ed Private Secretary to Congress-
man French

Miss Edna Jackson, secretary to
President Nj. A. Brahnon of the Uni
versity Of Idaho, has been appointed
by CONGRESSMAN Burton L. French as
his private secretary during the com
ing session of congress. Miss Jack
son will not assume her new duties
in Washington until after the close OF
the present college semester IN June.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-03-22
Get PostOffice Loot

pENDLETON- Robbers forced an
entrance into the Hermiston postoI-
fee Wednesday night, blew open the
safe and escaped on a handcaf Win
$50 in cash and $10oein stamps This
is the third safe robbery in Umltliia
county in month.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-03-22
CAP. COzlER NOW,
If YOU PLEASE
HIGH SCHOOL BALL T0SSERS
TREATED LIKE PRINCES OF
THE BLOOD

AS a result of the most successful
season of basket ball ever recorded in
the history of the Moscow High school
some feal feasts are being given these
days in honor of the boys who won
the battles. Tuesday evening a large
banquet was given in the domestic
science rooms at the High school. A
real feed, believe me- was served
by the 10A cooking class. After all
the eats of the evening the election
of next years basket ball captain
took place.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-03-22
Big Flock of Flyers

WASHINGTON-A mammoth fleet
of 5000 standardized types of aircraft
is planned by the members OF the Ma
tional Advisory Committee on aeron-
autics, it is said. The committee, with
army and navy officers and 80 manu-
facturers of aircraft met to decide the
quickest way for constructing the fly
ers in the event of war.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-03-22

Ell PAso - Congressman charies
Plank of Sonoro, annonced here that
Carranza had ordered the Mexican
house of deputies to convene in Mex
leo City April 2.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-03-22
HEAVY SENTENCE FOR SPIES
Get Two Years in Prison and Must
Pay Fines of $500 Each

NEW YORK-Albert Sander and
Carl .Wunnenburg were sentenced to
two wears each in the federal peni-
tentiary and fines of $2500 each Thurs
day when they pleaded guilty to send
ing spies to England
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-03-22
American Vessel Missing

: WASHINGTON = The American
steamer, Maryland, bound from Phila-
delphia to London, sailing December
23, is posted as missing, Lloyds cabled
the state department Thursday.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-03-22
RUSSIA IN
CONFUSION
Berlin Reports That An
archy Prevails in the
Land of the Gar
MANY U. ,w>,N RIOTS
Social : $ ~ ee Active Working
IS ~ e to Work and New
6ime Loses Control

BERLIN information reaching
here via Stockholm declares that Rus
sia is in confusion of anarchy. that
the agitation against the continuation
of the war is growing. Workingmen
have refused to resume work. 1t is
indicated that the new regime does not
control the situation.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-03-22
Man the Boats! Is Now the Cry

American
Secretary this officially Thursday appealing
the stimulate recruiting
session
the maxim
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-03-22
At ChiIders' Even

Wednesday evening the boys were
given another spread by Childers
brothers. This was dandy The
color scheme of red and white was
carried out appropriately in the dec
crations. A fine three-course banquet
was served, (Think of IT'D and after
hearing several records on the Victro-
la. the fellows departed with jolly
heartfelt nine "Rah! Rah! Ran s Tor
Childers.'
The business men of Moscow from
the Chamber of Commerce down the
line have certainly shown their loyal
appreciation in their treatment Oh the
High school basket ball boys They
have been guests of the Chamber Oh
Commerce, the Palace of Sweets
Childers and the Economical Pharm-
acy.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-03-22
Many Reported Killed

Army discipline has been relaxed
and factional differences are shoulder
ing Street speakers in Petrograd are
spreading Socialist propaganda
against the provisional government.
Anarchistic pamphlets are widely cir
culated. Students have replaced the
Petragrad police. Travellers arriving
in Stockholm declare that 1000 were
killed in the rioting in Petrograd and
that 1000 were wounded
Particular significance attaches to
this dispatch because Berlin first re-
ported the Russian revolution.
Uncover Big Plot
PETROGRAD-Th Bourse Gazette
asserts that correspondence between
the Czarine and former minister. Pro-
topoff, has been discovered disclosing
an alleged attempt to conclude sep
arate peace.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-29
STATE EDUCATION BOARD
TO ADMINISTER FUND
VIII Take Charge Of Virginia. Allot-
ment of Federal Fund for
Vocational Training.

TO secure 10 Virginia the co-opera-
ton Of the Federal government in
promoting VEGA tional training. Gov
crnor Stuart yesterday designated the
state Board Of Education to act in
this matter with the Federal Board
and appointed the State Treasurer. A.
w. Harmon. custodian Of The funds
allotted TO Virginia from the appro-
priations provided in the recent act OF
Congress.
The Governor took this action by
authority OF Il section Of the law which
provides that. in any State whose
Legislature does not meet in 1917
making Legislative acceptance Of it's
provisions during the year Impossible
the Governor, so far az he is author
'zed 10 10 SO. may accep, them and
Great" the proper board. This board
VIII perform every function necessary,
until the General Assembly meets and
has been in session sixty days.
Each state will be required TO fur
nish sums for vocational training sufti =
cient AT least 10 equal those allotted
by the Federal governments 1.-THE
training Will have 10 do with cdu,a
ton IN agriculture and the trades and
industries.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-29
Stomach Not Helped
By Artificial Digestents
Doctors Now Advise Mssnesia for Acid
Indigestion.

Just how foolish 1t is to indiscrim,-
nately dose the stomach with drug,
and medicines Is often not realized
until too late. 1t seems SO simple TO
swallow a dose OF some special mixture
or take pcpsin tablets. or other art,-
hcial diGcStentS after meals, and the
tollX of this drugging is not apparent
untll. perhaps years aftcrward. when
chronic dyspepsia has developed or
gastric ulcers have almost or entirely
eaten their way through the stomach
walls. Regrets are then unavailing,
IL is in the early stages when indi-
Eestion. dyspepsia. heartburn. hatu.
lence, etc. indicate excessive acidity OF
the stomach or fermentation Of food
contents that precaution should be
taken.
In excessive acidity diScstents arc
unsuitable and have little or no innu-
once upon the harmful acid: that is
why SO many are discarding them and
advising sufferers from indigestion
and stomach trouble TO set rid of the
dangerous acid and keep the food CON
tents bland and sweet by taking Ill
tie pure bisurated magnesia instead
Bisurated Masnesia is a pleasant
harmless. antacid which can be readily
obtained from amy drug store II is
practically taStcleSs and Il tcaspoonful
taken in little hot or cold water
after meals will usually be found uuite
sufficient to instantly ncutralzc excess
sive acidity Of the stomach and thus
relieve the distress to which il is Civ
ing riSe.-SdV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-29
MEDICAL COLLEGE MAKES
FEW FACULTY CHANGES
Dr. ". L.. PepIe Reconea Professor OF
clinical Surgery. Succeeding DIR.
~. u. Taylor. ReslEned.

Al Il called meeting yesterday morn
ing OF the board Of visitors Of the
Medical college Of Virginia most Of
tn" members Of tho faculty were re-
elected, ana few changes were made
III the assignment Of titles in tho
adjunct faculty.
Dr. Hugh NJ Taylor resigned from
the faculty as professor Of clinical sur
gerry. and was unanimously elected
emeritus professor OF that subject. Or.
w. l.. Peple was elected professor Of
clinical surgery TO MI the vacancy
created by the resignation Of Or. Tay
lor DR.. :. 3, Moon. who has been
hling the chair Of pathology as acting
professor. was elected professor Of
pathology. DR.. T.. g. l.. Miller. who
resigned from the faculty just before
the opening session last fail. was re-
elected professor of bacterioloEy and
physiological chemistry. For tho last
twelve months Or. Miller has been
living with his family at AtascadcrU,
Cal
The following members Of the board
we're present At the meeting: Judge
George J.. Christian. chairman: T.. l..
Bemiss. H. l.. Cabcli. Or. w l.. Harris.
". X. Miller. Thomas l.. Moore. l.. u.
Morris. T.. II. Taylor. John W. Will
liamS. 9. i. cardwell and Or. stuart
Mcclure Mr.. cardwell was recently
appointed by the Governor to MI the
vacancy caused by the death Of DR..
George Ben Johnston. DR.. Mcclure was
appointed in place Of Dr. robert t.
Randolph. who resigned
The annual meeting Of the boa r,l
will be held on June &
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-29
REAL ESTATE
AND COURTS
CHA>cERY TRANSFERS.
Ten Deeds Of Bargain md Snie
Amounting to S54,aUO.

benjamin g. Garrett ct ux. TO Henry
\. Phillips. lot IS In block Il in Lee
Annex Addition. March 10. 1917; tax.
Sl.5o: $40
Realty and Fin,ucc Corporation OF
virginia ct ais. to Harvey t.. Cable. lot
Is in block r III Parkiand: tax. 81; $40.
+. Sitterdins ct uX. 10 Lawrence II.
Wittkamp. 30Xl35 feet east line Of
Richmond and IIenrico Turnpike. 80
feet south Of unnamed street.
January .6. 1917: tax. 80 cents; $40.
Endda Stern IT vir TO Sam Brauer.
42xi25 feet southwest corner Lom-
bardy and Claiborne Streets. March
70. 1917: tax, 81: sl0.
Leonard Amrhein ct uX. to Sittcrdins
Carneal- Davis Company, iONl19%-4 feet
north line OF Grove Avenue. SO feet
cas-, OF Gilmour Street. January s.
1871: tax, $3.50; $40
Executors and trustees OF NJ Hess
bers. deceased. 10 Mary Hessberg. 20
by los feet, known as 1915 East Main
street: also 2,Nl:5 feet. known AZ Al
West Hroad street. March -. 1917:
tax. $3.50; no consideration.
Davis Brothets.. Inc. ct ais. TO Charles
y. Ncsbii' ct uH.. 20l6 by 81 IL feet.
known as No. II North Addison Street.
March 20. 1917. tax. $3.50; $40.
William Stein ct ux. TO Lyman
March -. 1917: tax. $3.50: $40.
j.. j, Sands ct uX. TO Kate Il. Wicks.
3oNl30N-l2 feet. known South
Boulevard March &c. 1917; tax. Sil;
$40.
r. J. Sands ct ux. TO Bernard V. Nc
Cray. 3OX13o IL feet. known as No.
ID South Boulevard March -. 1917:
tax. $3.50: $40,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-29
BOY SCOUTS VOLUNTEER
SERVICES TO GOVERNOR
Hcnd! 10 to-Opcrntc for safety. Honor
nnd Welfare OF state and
NnttOn.

John stewart Bryan. president Of the
Richmond Branch. BOY scouts OF Amer
ica. yesterday offered 10 Governor stu
the present crisis. 'rhc Governor ac-
Bryan that il would he held for fur
thcr consideration in cvcut something
develops which may call for their SER
vices.
Il take this occasion" tho Governor
concluded. ITO express my appreciation
Of the valuable public services render
cd by this splendid organization on
many occasions in which thcy have set
Il standard which | ann sure would be
maintained in any undertaking"
Mr.. Bryan's letter read In part. as
follows:
I'm this connection would say that
the Roy Scouts have already shown
themselves 10 be siSnaily proficient in
dealing with crowds. and as numbers Of
, them are trained in wireless tciegra-
they will doubtless prove extremely cf-
hcicut aids 10 amy work being done
along these lines. y great number
Of 10y Scouts are expert bicyclSts,
and would prove efficient messengers.
Permit m" 10 say that at this time
of national stress. the 10Y Scouts OF
Richmond ar" anxious TO cooperate in
the fullest WAY for tn" safety. honor
and welfare oC their state, and to
This end they have taken the earliest
opportunity Of expressing their earnest
I desire 10 they n.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-29
cHANcEpr DEEDS or Trust.
Nine Deeds OF Trust. Amounting
to SI3,G44.

Peter lanes Henry ct ux. to Chewn-
ing ~ BoNley. trustees lsXl75 feet.
known as lio6 West Leigh Street.
March -. 1917: sl.34i.
hddie Sprenkie ct vir 10 Isador
Shapiro; trustee. lot in block in
Park Place Annex: $3.50.
Highland Park Company TO f. S.
Turpin. lot 80 in square l3 in High
land Park: December IS. 1894; 500.
Highland Park Company TO L. s.
Turpin. lot in square - in Highland
Park. August :. ls?4: $500.
80 Lula Mitchell to Richmond Bank and
Trus, Company. trustees, % ~: by
depth not given. known as 700 Mayo
Street. March % 1917: $500.
Minnie l.. Jones ct vir TO Charles X
Willis ct ais. trustees, 25Xl20 feet
south line OF Cha fin Street ~ ~. feet
west OF Beaumont Avenue. March -.
1917 $500.
William II. Briel ct nix to Charles
X: Willis. 31xlla feet. known as al3
West Main Street. March %. 1917.
si.060.
Charles a. Nesbitt e, nv. TO II. Sell
don Taylor. trustee. rolls by % 10
feet. known as II North Addison
Street March 20. 1917: $3.50.
Bernard v McCray 10 Pollard &
Baeby. Inc. trustees. 3oxl30l-l. feet,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-29
RUB ON SPRAINS,
PAINS, SWELLING
Don't suffer! Relief comes
the moment you apply
est. Jacobs Oil"

Don, stay crippled. Rub this sooth-
ing, penetrating oil right into the
Sprain. ache or strain. and out comes
pain. soreness. stiffness and swelling
Nothing else penetrates, heals and
strengthens the injured muscles
nerves. tcndonS and ligaments so
promptly II doesn't burn or discolor
the skin and cannot cause injury
Don't suffer. Got a small trial bottle
from any drug store now---limber up!
Rub the misery right out a moment
after st. Jacobs Or is applied you
cannot feel the slightest pain or sore
ness, and you can go about your regu-
lar duties.
st. Jacobs Oil" conaueIs pain. 1t
has been used effectively for sprains
strains soreness and stiffness for TO
years-siX gold medal awards-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-29

w H." writes: II have such very
scnere cough and cold and have not
been able TO get anything TO help me-
II is weakening my system"
ANSWER: Use tire following and your
cold and cough viii vanish ana YOU
MI soon .: strong again. Get a 2ic-
iurnio-iaNenr ana take every hour OF two.
THIS can be taken pure or made into a
d ~. pm ;n Of home made syrup. Full
bottle. This = a mild laxative and will
drive the cold from the system.
. C. l.. asks = have tried to cure
nandruIi. itchin2 scalp. falling hair
and badness with numerous tones.
etc. but IN vain What do you recon-.
mcnd?
Answrr: | have boon recommending
years. and scores OF my patients are
delighted with the quick pleasant ac-
i,on Of fd,, imis remedy in ;stogping itch
gives the hair health. lustcr and vieor
as nothing els, d .cs Obtain in i-oz
Jars with fun directions.
"S%u,hsrm" writes: Il lived in the
mnI.r,. ior NAN lnn years, and suffer with
skinned. have dyspepsia. bcIchins. sour
risings. consultation and am sluggish
thing besides cnlomel for permanent
benefit"
Answer: Cardiol tablets is very suc-
cesStml in relieving Southern malaria
and dormant liver conditions. IT is far
superior I" ca lomel, and ! advise them
Tor any one who is afflicted as you are.
Druggists supply in sealed package
with full directions.
Miss NJ. Nc. asks: IL am writing for
nelp' am So very, very thin and
Scrawny' that ] would give most any
thing Ia become plump, for | know n
would make me more attractive What
prescription can you give me-"
Answer: Judging by my corrcspon.
dence there are II great many young
people VINO want advice as you do. I
know OF nothing so good to aid the
nutritlNc processes, three III ain
hypo-nuclanc. tablets. and very fire.
columns. Several months treatment
is necessary TO produce noticeable re-
suits.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-29
CHARTERS ISSUED.


The State Corporation Commits SIS 10 n
yesterday issued the following char
tiers:
The Alexandria and Piedmont Tele-
phone Corporation. Alexandria. s. G.
Brent. president: n. w. Smith. sccre-
tary--both Of Alexandria. Capital.
$1,000. Telephone line.
Farmers and Merchants Bank OF
A1taviSta. .hltavista. {. w. Lane. pres
ident: y. g. Bell. secretary-both OF
Atavisis. Capital. $4,000. Banking.
Russell EtheredSc d Iritchard. Inc
Norfolk. Julian Russell president
Norfolk; \. -. Etheredsc. secretary
Portsmouth,. Capital, 100000. Mer-
camille.
Profit Sharing Loan Corporation
Norfolk. J. y. Holland. president:
Mary Scorey. secrctary--both OF Nor
folk. Capital. $4,000. Building and
loan.
The l.avenStcin Corporation. Peters
burg NJ T.. Lavcnstein. president: A.
l.. l.arenstcin. secretary-both OF Pc
terSbure. Capital $4,000. Mercantile
Warwick on the James. Inc, New
port News. Abe Horwitz. president: s.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-29
IN CRITICAL CONDITION
Miss Murlri Moore. Who Drani> Acid,
In rrccnri"u> >tntr at Virginia
hospital.

Miss Muriel Moore. VITO drank -
quantity of carholic acid III her room.
Al ioI IVES, Main street. With suicidal
ntcnt. WAS reported to b" in - critical
this morning. Physicians wer" unable
10 say whether OF not she would re-
coVcr.
Tn" condition Of Claude Garrison.
who shot himself in tho chest with an
automatic revolver several nights ago
in - room At 10 North Harrison. was
unchanged according to The report o.
III. Virginia Hospital Garrison told
phys ici"nS Al the Time that he had
tried 10 Kill himself
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-29
MEN BEGIN TO SING WHILE
WAITING FOR SHIP TO SINK
brush Transport Tyndareus, With
battalion OF Soldiers on Board.
Strikes Mine.
STEAMER FINALLY is SAVED
troops Rescued by Two Schooncrs.
Having Upheld, ns Expressed in
oficihl Admiralty Report Cher
i>hed Tradition OF Birkenhead."

LONDON. March 2s.--The British
transport Tyndarcus. with ~ battalion
= 81 tho Middlcscx Res mcnt aboard.
'fick a mine on February of Cape
AGulhas, the southcrnmost point OF
Africa The men were Daradcd ON
"crk and. after roll call. began TO sing
"hlio they waited for tn" ship TO sink.
ne TyndarCuS. however. was saved.
"'h inc troops were transferred to
w" rescuing SchooncrS having up-
nerd as expressed in the official hd-
inltdttN report. iii" cherished tr:tli
ton Of the I;iricnhcnd
, III" Admiralty issued ,o-uiGht the
i"iI""inc statcmcn, on tn" incident:
IN" Admiralty transport Tyndarcus,
VIII " battalion Of the MiddlcscN I;cri-
ncn' aboard. struck q mine at o'clock
IN IN" evening of February or Cape
AInisias. strong southwcstcrly
gale Was blowing. and Immediately
after tho exposition the ship began 10
Nr'ti" 10y the head WITH propcilcrs out
of tn. waiter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-29
STATE SUPREME COURT.

Yesterdays proceedings in the State
Supreme Court OF Appeals OF Virginia
We're az follows:
pahannock River Railroad Company
Argued by II. NJ. Smith. Jr., and j. F.
Minor for the plaintiff in error. and
by Louis c. Williams for the defen-
dant in error. and submitted.
No. S6-Yates vs.. Ley Partly ar.
Sued and continued until to-day
Next cases To be called
No. S.-BroWn VS.. Thomas.
No. SS-Seaboard Air Line Railroad
Company W.. Abernathy.
No S9-Gooch W. Old Dominion Trus,
Company.
No. ai-city OF Richmond IS. Nir-
sinia Railway aud Power Company.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-29
HUsTINGs TRANSPORTS.
Three Deeds OF Bargain and Sale,
Amounting TO $4,000.

Joseph .. Tuck Ell ux 10 Wallace
Il. Ennis. 34Hle0 feet, known as Az
West Twenty-fourth Street March
-. 1917; tax. 3l.80: $40.
l.. L. Morris ct uX To Archer G.
Jones. lo0Xl42 feet west side Of Forty
second Street. 100 feet north OF Stone
wall Avenue. March "a. 1911; tan 81;
$40.
Archer c. Jones ct ny. to DUPLEX
Envelope Co. Inc, 50xlso feet west
side of Forty-second Street 200 feet
north OF Stonewall Avenue: also loon
Street. 100 feet north OF Stoncwall
Avenue. February -. 1917: tax, $3.50;
$40
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-29
AMUSEMEN rs
I nbiIrn'h NIimstrcls.

when J. !. roburu's Greater Min
strels nade their iirst appearance here
last season they We're pronounced
mildly diycrtimg. No stronger praise
cam he given thr aGererHtion which
performed twic, Yesterday at the
Ncadcm! of Musir Certainly there
VAS no improvement, while the re-
verse may b. only too true.
There are several bright spots, how .
ever. and Charlie ,;auo, veteran enter.
tanner. should rccciN" duo credit iui
the pep that he manages To inStilI
When he is lingering round Then
too, bonnie Mack. AN old favori;r
maintains his reputation AZ clever
.'cn1al" lmpeISonator OF eACypI iona,
grace Lanky Charles Vermont can
always be depended upon 10 make hit
with his eccentric dancing
The ensemble opening is 81 decided
departure from the "id-time stcrco.
ment by ANY means tn. most notice
ditional end men
acts familiar on the vaudcviiic circuit
with The inclusion of the ''EaEapatiou
Minstrel Four whose Hawaiian rcndi.
TONS threatened TO cut into the time
allotted To tho other entertainers. 50
pleasing were they IL the audience
Gano has again written some clever
lines for the closing sketch a satire
on preparedness Tho Skit was we'll
handled. but the grand finale with :.
national air and waving Americas
flaS. came TOO quickly To leave "A good
taste III the mouths Of Americans i'm
these critical times
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-29
Women to Hold Flag DAY,

Flag Day. for the purpose OF raising
money for war relief work will be
held next Wednesday by the Capital
city Division Of the Virginia Branch
OF the National League for women's
Service. The money received will be
expended by the sewing and hospital
committees. Stands will be placed in
al parts OF Richmond. and in Ashland
Petersburg and Hopewell. Arrange
mcnts are, being made by the ways and
means committee. of which Mrs. j. St
George Bryan is chairman.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-29
Southern Railway system

Trains Leave Richmond-Main ST. Station
soSth@DaiIy: 500 <. s.. laesi: 10 :se o& a. H. H.
express partor buffet car: Z. NJ eypress:
pt;iI r. ~, express; sleeping car open 500
city and Buffalo Junction-week days
YORK River Line-5:i0 E. NJ, Steamer
Irain except Sunday. connecting for bal
um9re 'nnunet paTior carr. 1880 ~. ". and
Trains Arrive RichmOnd--From tho South.
r:o6 a. N: and $40 \. NJ, le:.6 p. NJ. 7:Ss
F. ~" daily: $40 A. NJ except SUNDAY
From From West Peint; sag 4. M, except Mon:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-29
slight De.rea.. in E.,,,nx,

Estimated gross revenue Of the Ches-
apeake and Ohio Railway svs1en, .or
me third week OF March aggregated
Set3.2ho. as compared with sa03Sil for
the same week OF last year. a de-
crease Of s6o,556 according to figures
announced yesterday by COMPTROLLER
l.. +. sullivan
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-29

Colonel =. ". AndinE Goes to Arizona
ns Captain OF lnfantry-< ddresscs
ttOanOkc Company.
| Spccial 10 The Times- pisnalchl

Especial to The Times Dispatch
ROANOKE VA, March 2S.-Coloncl
s. w. AndinG. who has been command
ant AT the Virginia Polytechnic Insti-
tute at BlacksburG for several years
has resigned his position and will leave
immediately for Douglas. Ariz. where
he will join the Thirty-ffth Regiment
as captain of the infantry Colonel
Anding tonight addressed the First
Provisional Company here which was
recently organized. He also took part
in drilling five squads of the Citizens
Company.