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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-19
PASS P0ST-0FF|CE BILL
PROVIDING s357,350,90g
Army Aviators and AirpIanes Will
BE Used in Carrying Mail
Through Air.
MEASURE NOW UP TO SENATE
Congress Plans to Utilize Service to
Train Flyers That Can Be Used
in War Time Should the Occa-
sion Require.
MEASURE NOW UP TO SENATE
rBy Associated Prcss.

WASHINGTON. December lS.--The
annual post Office appropriation bill.
carrying n total OF S351 $4,000. was
passed late day by the House. with
an amendment requiring the Post
mastcrGencral TO use army aviator5
for mail airplancs instead of organic
ing separate postal flying corps. This
Is the first of the 1920 supply meas
urea to be passed by the House, and
IL now goes TO the Senate.
Supporters OF tho amendment pro-
viding that air mail planes shall be
operated and maintained by the per-
sonnel of the army air service under
the direction OF the Postmaster-Gcn-
cral," argued that under this plan
operation OF the service would be less
expensive and that at the same time
opportunity would be given to train
aviators for the army. Opponents con-
tended that the division of authority
partments would interfere with the
successful operation OF the service.
Other provisions Of the bill directs
that the Secretary OF War shall turn
partmen, more than 200 airplanes for
extension of the service. The machines
specified :ncludc 100 De IIaviland fours.
tin day homhers. One hundred and
seventy engines also would be fur
nished the Post Office Department.
Other amendments to the bill con-
tinue in effect wage increases or Is
to 20 per cen; granted last year to
clerks in frs: and second class most
offices and carriers in cities. Provision
also is made for the creation Of COM
mittee Of five Senators and five Rep
resentatives to recommend to the next
Congress readjustment OF the sala rie 3
OF all postal employees. including post
masters.
Legislation providing for an increase
OF 30 per cent In the allowances to
third class post offices for the hire Of
clerks also is contained In the bill.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-19
WITNESSES TELL OF NEW WAR
TERROR CALLED AEROMOBlLE
Federal Authorities to Cnu Colonel
ROosevelt md Secretaries Baker
Rnd Daniels Rs Witnesses
NEW YORK, December

NEW YORK, December ls.--A new
war machine called an 'aeromobilc," :"
designed. il is alleged, to be used in
the destruction OF New York and other
American cities. figured to-day in the
trial of Bruno Won Bultzingsiovcn in
United States Criminal Court on a
charge or violation OF the espiona ge
act
Won Bulizingsioven is alleged to have
made seditious statements TO govern.
ment detectives who, representing
themselves as agents OF the Kaiser
were attempting to buy his invention
for frightfulncsS. The government
Will attempt to prove. 1t was stated
to-day at the hearing on "A motion OF
the defense for Il bill OF particulars.
that the plans and specifications OF
the new machine were purchased final
~ ny onicerS OF the Intelligence SER
vice for $4,000. The amount IL :s said.
was paid in marked money.
The defense\ announced that they
would call as Witnesses former Pres
ident Theodore Roosevelt. Secretary OF
the Navy Daniels and Secretary Of War
Baker Won Bultzingsloven insists he
Is tho victim of frame-up.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-19
MABON WRIGHT IS HELD
IN-FARMER MURDER CASE
Trial Begins Immediately After His
Indictment by Campbell County
Grand Jury.
CALL SISTER AS a WITNESS
They Tell OF Dead Girls Practice OF
Trapping Rabbits, Which Called
Her Away From Her Home on
Fatal Day.
ALL SISTER AS a WITNESS
tspecia, to The Times. Dis,a,c,

lYNCIIBuRG. VA. December ls.-
y grand jury at special term OF the
Circuit Court for Campbell County this
afternoon indicted Mabon r Wright.
Il soldier. absent now without leave
from the proving ground at Aberdeen,
Md. on ,he charge Of criminaliy as
sauiting and numbering Miss Rosa
Farmer in ,Candler's Mountain. near
her home. November %.
Immediately afterwards Wright was
arraigned and put on trial despite
motion OF Duncan DrysdaIe, for the
defense. TOR continuance. Judge
Barksdale held that the defense had
been notified that the. case would be
tried to-day, and il had nm equal
chance to prepare as had the. prose
cution.
Miss Susie Wright and Edward
Wright. sister and brother OF the MUIR
dered girl, testified as to her custom
to bait rabbit traps, which took her
away from her home the afternoon she
was murdered
Mrs. Edward Finch. IL neighbor, tes-
titled she heard Miss Farmer scream
ing short time before Wright wa.
seen coming from that direction and
going to another neighbor's home The
case Will doubtless consume most Of
II not all. Tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-19
Y. M. C. A. TO INVESTIGATE
CHARGES OF SOLDIERS
Reports Budget Calling for
Expenditure OF 100000, 900 In
Relief Work.
tBy Associated Press. !

NEW YORK, December lS.-Oficiais
OF the T. NJ. c. q. will thoroughly in
yyes,igate COMPLAINTS oy wounded sol
diers returning from France OF the
manner in which its activities abroad
are being conducted, according TO an
announcement here to-day by Dr. John
r. Mott, general secretary of the as
Sociation's war work council
Addressing meeting OF the coun-
ell held 10 formulate policy for the
first six months OF 1919, DR. Mott de-
ciared that the complaints have been
so numerous and widespread that they
must be met" Part of the criticism by
soldiers has been that the Y. NJ. g. 4.
charged more than prevailing prices
for cigarettes and other supplies.
In presenting a budget OF approxi-
mately slo0.000.000. the committee
WHICH drew i up reported that it called
for S15.OoO,000 less than the y. VI. C.. a.
quota OF the United War Work fund
The committee added that il was sufli-
cie.nt to continue essential work. no,
only among America's hsh,ing forces.
but among the allies. At the same
time. the committee said it was cut
In order that another appeal for funds
would not be necessary before the end
Of the dcmobilization period. II will
be submitted 10 the War Department
for final approval
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-19
MARY GUSTS LEE WILL
ADMITTED TO PROBATE
Document Distributes Bcquests As-
grcgating Total OF $4,000
Among Many Industries.
REMEMBERS RICHMOND HOME
United Daughters Of Confedcracy Are
BeIucathed $1,000, Will. $1,000
Is Given to the Virginia Historical
Society.
REMEMBERS RICHMOND HOME

WASHINGTON. December ls.-The
will OF Miss Mary Custis Lee. daughter
of General Robert E. Lee. was admit
ted TO probate here to-day with the
register Of Wills. in which she made be-
quests aggregatine sl57.0oo. The be-
quests follow:
r. Il. Lee Memorial Church. Lex
ing;ou, Va. SD 200: Old Christ Church.
Alenndria. Va. $4,000; for preserva-
ton OF he. fathers monument, Rich
mond. $1,000: Needy Confederate wom-
.n's Home. Richmond. $4,000; Society
l!puit.es, $4,000; Virginia Division.
United Daughters OF the Confederacy.
$4,000 Virginia Historical Society, $2,-
700; Washington and Lee University.
$4,000: hospital in Alexandria. Va,
$4,000; Robert T.. Lee. Fairfax County
Ice, New York; $4,000: Anne carfsT
1niece). $4,000; Mrs Mildred Lee
Francis. Norfolk (frst cousin), $4,000:
Mary Custis Lee. Fredericksburg, Va
Igodchi!d). $1,000; Edmo Lee. Harry
FitZhugh Lee. Fredericksburg, $1,000
each: Mamie NJ Lee. Ocotink, Va,
Anne Lee. Richmond. Va. Henry Lee,
AIRS. Katherine Lee Guerrant and
Robert Lee. Powhatan County. $4,000
each.
She requested in her will that her
body be crematcd and the ashes placed
in an urn Inscribed with her full name.
date of death and the words: The la st
surviving child OF General Robert L.
The will was executed las, February.
,. Robert T.. Lee and G.. Taylor Burke.
bankers. of Alexandria, Va. were
named executors.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-19
STEAMER DRIVEN ASHORE;
CREW Is RESCUED BY TUG
American Freighter Ellen Is In Pre-
cnrIoua Condition on North
Carolina Coast.
TEy AssOciatcu Press.

NORFOLK. VA. December 1s.-The
American freighter Ellen, believed to
i,c the former lake steamer Of that
name from Milwaukee. IS tonight hard
and fast ashore of Currituck Inlet,
precarious condition. Except that the
craft. In ballast. was en- route TO Il
northern port, little is known here OF
neT.
The wrecking tug Merritt, called by
wireless. removed the crew early this
morning and they were transferred to
an inbound steamer. The Ellen went
ashore Tuesday. night in the storm
and mist aud was driven far up on
reef by an abnormal high tide. Eff
fort will be made to float the craft
as soon .S weather conditions permit
The storm Of yesterday has passed
and shipping activities were fully re-
sumcd o.day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-19
Prepare for Travel
in Huge Air Ship

LONDON, December 1S.-With the
project of transatlantic nirpInne
flights between EnElnnd an
America rapidly mntcrIRiizinE. plnns
nre now complete for reEulnr nerinI
passenger service between London
md Pnris and other European
capitals. Thc.e will he put into
effect M NOON nm Rrmtstlcc condt-
tlonn permit.
Soon Mr.. Jones In London cnn
pnck hfs grip any day md hurry md
catch the 1O;s0 a. ~. aerfnI bus.
which will lnnd him In Paris at 1
y. NJ.
Already. Holt Thoma. han estnb b.
lfshcd here the European Aerial
PnssenEcr Company. Some nro-
posnlb with regard to this service,
nn well nN considered p1nns for n
much more ambitious scheme for
cStnbliahinE u mniI service with
France. Itniy, Norway, India and
South tmericn, with chnin OF
aerial stations extending at inter-
walls Of every ten mlIeH NIL over the
world, were disclosed by Mr.
Th0mnH.
To-day one OF the largest nreo-
plnnes In the world carried forty
passengers, nyinR over London. II
was n new r-Ifnndley-PaS Thc
total weight cnrrled wns nearly
three tons, md the pilot hnd n ak
hours supply OF petrol.
A detniicd descriptive article by
Clair Price on this wonderful adj
vance In mir trnveI Will be printed in
!o-morrow's Times-Dlspatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-19
TRANSPORTS ARE DUE
Two Are Expected to Dock nj Newport
News With Artillery Soldiers
md Wounded Men.
IRy Associated prrssl

NEWPORT NEWS, VA. December
1.-two army transports. th. Martha
Hundred and Eighteenth Field Arti!-
lcry. and the Mercury. which will bring
500 wounded soldiers. are scheduled to
reach here Tomorrow. Civic orgaTi-
cations have arranged L rousing reccp-
tion for the men when they land.
probably Friday morning, and the mil.
itary authorities have agreed to per-
nit the artillery regiment to rarade
to Camp Stuart from their ship. Au-
will be provided for those
Of the wounded who are well enough
&c take part In the homecoming cele-
bration.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-19
GLASS ISSUES APPEAL
New Secretary OF Treasury Does No,
Approve OF Public Selling
SecurftfeH.
BY Associated Press

w WASHINGTON. December 1S-Secre-
tary or the Treasury Glass. in state
ment Tonight. requested charitable or
carnations seeking funds by public
SUBSCRIPTION to refrain from making
any suggestion to the public that they
VIII accept Liberty bonds or war saw
ihss mss stamps unless they intend TO use
TO be held for permanent Investment.
Mr. Glass said that in appealing for
ihberty bonds and war savings STAMPS
the organization seemed to oyerIool
the fact that so long as the roveroN
inent must sell additional securities
me taking OF bonds of previous issues
oE charitable organizations and the
open market has tendency Ia dnnr.ss
the price: This. Mr. Glass said, makes
II more difficult for the government TO
opiain the money IL needs upon reason
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-19
WILL MAKE NEW YORK
SAFE FOR THE SOLDIERS
District Attorney Swnnn Announces
Metropolis VIII he Clcnned
ThOrOuGhly.
tHy Assoclated 4 Press. |

NEW YORK. December lS.-witl,
the receipt Of information from the
Department OF Justice that thirteen
white slavers" had left Philadelphia
for New York because OF the home
coming of american troops through
this port. District Attorney Edward
Swami announced to-day that New.
York is going Ia be made safe for re-
turning soldiers and sailors" and that
ne mad assigned an assistant TO fight
against any establishing OF vice con.
ditions here.
Members of the old vice trust which
was exposed several years ago are try
prosecutor added. ~ have informa tion
that they are about to bring women
here from all parts ofthe country. We
have the names OF some OF these men
and they are being watched"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-19
ESCAPED FROM ENEMY
IN GERMAN AiRPLANE
Hemarkable Story OF Naval Aviator.
Lieutenant ii. J. White, Back
From France
fBy Associated Press. !

NEW YORK. December ,s-ro ,h.
many stories OF American officers re-
markable escapes from German prison
camps was added an Unprecedented one
To-Day when comrades of Lieutenant
II. J. White. naval aviator Of CJeves
land' Ohio, who returned yesterday on
the celtic, said he had flown from
germany 10 the American lines in d
stolen German airplane
brought down in enemy territory
late in August. White, was taken 10
aetention station In the interior He
MADE three attempts TO escape after
the traditional fashion-afoot.
the fouth time, discovering Ger
man plane. ready for flight, the officer
aboard when the machine was un-
uarded. and sped away eventually
landing with his booty at an Amcri-
can station.
Lieutenant White went from the shin
10 demobilization camp and could
not be reached to learn the details,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-19
TO DISCHARGE EMPLOYEES
Those Serving Food Administrators OF
State and County on SnIary to
Bc NeIeased.
fBy Associated Press. I

WASHINGTON, December IS.-Paid
employees OF all State. county and
local food administrators Will he dts
charged January |. and all activities
requiring paid STATS, including the
work Of the sugar equalization board.
was announced to-day by the food
administration. Voluntary workers
and the various food administrators
Will remain until the national food
adm inistration Is dissolved as gov
ernmental agency by President Wilson.
Tho work at the food administration
offices here Is gradually being brought
TO an end.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-19
Makes PrOposnl 10 CntnIoni,.
by Associated pressJ

ernment has submitted to the DEPUTIES
from the Catalonlan district an offer
10 refer Catalonia's demand for auton-
oiny TO an extra parliamentary COM
mission whose report will be submit .
ted to the cortes. for it's approval. The
right Is reserved TO the cortes to sus-
ence proves that the conduct Of gov
ernmcnt through the regional method
does not work satisfa actorilY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-19
want Report ON Los.e..

WASHINGTON, December Is. wood
en- shipbuiiders of the Atlantic and
Gulf coasts. who have had contracts
Cancelled under tho Shipping Boards
officials to-day in an effort to agree
upon II basis OF remuneration for
losses. They were asked for complete q
statements Of their claims
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-19
Defeat Roishevik Force..

WASHINGTON. December lS.-De.
feat OF Russian Bolshevik forces.
with loss Of 1.loo prisoners and
the Vorowesj region was reported In a
dispat tch Tuesday, TO the State Depart
ment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-19
DIXIE FLYER DITCHED
Seven Cars Icnvc Rails. Rut OnIy the
HaEEaEemnster IN Seriously
Injured
IBy Associated Press. /

CTIATTANOOI!A, TENN., December
iS-The Dixie" flyer. on the Nash
vile, ChattanooEa and st. Louise Rail-
way, from Chicago, en- route TO Jack
sonvilie, was diiched at Kings Bridge.
seven miles east Of Chattanooga to-
night. seven cars leaving the rails
One one person. tho baSgagemaster
was seriously injured. although the
passengers received 81 shaking up
The passengers were brought back 10
Chattanooga and routed over the
Southern Railway.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-19
TRANSPORT LOGAN ON FIRE.
ship Carrying Contingent OF American
Forces 10 siberia Suffers Dam-
uGe mt Sen.
tBy Associated Press. I

SAN FRANCISCO, December 49,
here December 4 with a contingent Of
troops for Siberia. caught fire at sea
Mt midnight last Monday. but the
flames were subdued and she was pro-
partment of the Chamber OF Commerce
announced here to-day,
Tho Logan left Honolulu December
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-19
oPrORTUNITY No. 8.

Widow with six children. Husband
died soine m0ntiIs ago. leaving no In
somri ages o' chmdren rnnEc from Two
family aud worthy. mother appralInk TO
a generous public for support. Wanted.
$4,000.
Contributed Yesterday ..... $3.50
Previously acknowledged 1910
rothl Si1nn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-19
Gain of 4O.AAn

The Times Dispatch shows gain OF
40.1i0 lines In classified Advertising
for November. ;9l8. over November.
1917. Nolumn produces results.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-19

TinexDi
tnna Whs ii desired
u Sec
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-19
Mems Clothinr

The Times-Dlspatch printed ia,445
in November, 1918. than IN November,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-19
OPPORTUNITY NO. /,

Widow with seven children - boys.
thirteen. eleven and six; girls, nine.
eight. four md two years of age. The
mother. who Is a good woman. IL anxious
TO hold the home together. Children
stand well In school and attend Sunday
school regularly. Wanted. 100000.
Contributed yesterday ... SIS on
Previously acknowledged ......... 1910
Total .S1I.TU
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-19
AMERICANS PROPOSE
SINKING OF VARSHZPS
Generous Public Gives $515
for Constructive Charity Work

by
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-19
OPpORTI-NlTy N -

Deserted nothcr with four children.
Husband beyond the pale OF law. Chill
to eleven years. Girls eleven and four
years and bnby eight months old. boy
seven. This family stands well iu tho
compunity and Is very highly recon-.
mendcd. Wanted. $4,000.
Contributed yesterday sI3 on
Previously acknowledged ~ 32.O
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-19
S7l.TO
oppoRruNITy no. ..

Husband un invulid. unable to do nrv
work; cared for by his faithful wife.
l.h, ,.lcian holds out hope for recovery
if prOprr and notirisiimcnt can be
Furnished. Wanted. $4,000.
Contributed yesterday S2;5O
Preriousl' acknowledged ........ a9.70
Total ................. $3.50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-19
oPpORrUNiTf 40. 10.

OPPOKTUNiTr 40. 10.
Husband physically iurapacituted for
work for the mast eighteen months. wife
cannot leave him to 60 out to work
while able tn work. This couple IL now
entirely dependent. Wanted. $4,000.
Previously acknowledged .... 2S.T0
Io'at .,,-............... S43.i0
ontributiorS tn date ... 6I5O0
Total amount needed. ......... 1.52a.00
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-19
OrPORTUNlrY 40.

"fpnitNihh Nv. ..
Widow delicate: works when She can.
Two derrndent children: hoy five and
girl seven years of nEe. Brave. plucky
little woman struggling hard to support
hrrHclf nnd two children against adverse
circumstances. Wanted. SiaU.00.
Contributed yesterday . Sa5 90
Previously acknowledged ...... $3.50
Total SiO 20
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-19
OPPORTUNITY no. y.

VTION1N NNEf1 NJ, q.
Husband phy ysicalIy inca pacitated. Wife
and three children. Husband was n
steady worker before being injured This
family highly recommended. Wanted.
Contributed Yesterday . S20.0J
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-19
OPPORTUNITY 40. j

Widow with three children Oldest
very dciit'atr and sick frur luck of rood
nnMrish us hing fGod. Good family and well
from eighteen months to seven years.
The mother does little sewing to hold
ihis family together. Wanted. $4,000.
nontrihutcd Yesterday .:....... S25.5n
ire'iouNa ackaoWieased :G.SO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-19
opronruNlrY No. =

father provided we'll for the fas,iiy dur
ing his lifetime but they urc now en-
tirely dependent. Children go Ia Oublic
schooi and sunday school. Wanted.
Contributed yesterday $500
Total Observation-Disclosures. sIa..O
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-19
OPPORTUNITY m r
OPPORTUNITY NO. G.

tH,h, rins I.,,n,, '..''''-....
Mrs II. Il Eufty ............
Randolph Watkins ............. i
John II. Your :. ". p. ........
Cash, T.. F. y. .............
,asH: VI. -; r .-......-.
H. IA. MCN'- .
Employees Of virginia Fire and Ma.
rine Insurance Company ....... .
~ H. Il. Cash ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Mrs l.. V. Lowe ............... I
T}onnld c. Punch ...............
y: II; Burgess .................. .
George w. Eady .................
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-19
OPPORTUNITY NO. 4.

7. u, NJ. Cash ...........
SaHu
Mrs. !. G. Trevilian ......
Miss NJ. A. ........
Mrs u. B; Ruf,y .................
John H. Young. NJ. u. ..............
Cash. ]. F.. y. .
u. y. r.. Cash ......
II. X. McC. ...
Cash
Employees of Nircinia Fire and Ma
rlne Insurance. Company ..........
-. htoI.ei
Mrs. l.. V. Lowe
Donald =. funch ...................
q Il Burgess ........
George w. Rady ...........
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-19
OPPORTUNITY 40. 4

OPPORTUNITY NO. g.
Old couple. Husband paraIyzcd Wife
delicate. This couple has no income.
Icry highly recommended. Wanted.
Contributed Yesterday s.3 ~
Previously acknowledged ........ SI.i0
Total $500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-19
OPPORTUNITY NO. s.

Mrs. II. B. Rufty .............
Randolph Watkins .............
J2hn ~. Ioung, 81. ID. ..............
Cash. II. u. y.
~ Is. MoC.
Employees OF Virginia Fire ana Ma
rine Insurance Company ....
q. II. Is. Cash ...
:. q. Mullen Observation-Disclosures.
Mrs. l.. V. Lowe
Donald G. Punch
- II. burgess ..................
George ". Esdy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-19
OPPORTUNITY No. ,

CONTINUED on Second Par
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-19
OPPORTUNITY NO. 1.
OpPORTCNITy No .

Mrs. II L. Rufty
Cash. 8 T. r.
Randolph Watkins ..............
John II Young. NJ H.
l.. l.. II, Cash
". II. T.. Cash
II. X. McC
Mrs; A. c. Sinton
Employees of Virginia Fire and Ma.
r. A. s.. Cash
y. II. *. Cash
e: s. Mullen
Donald G. Punch
ID. II. Burgess
NJ. +. Pollard
w. B. II.
Mrs. j. 8. Treviiian ................
George W Rady
Mary II. Nelson