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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-13
v|RG|N|ANS OUT LAST
NIGHT FOR PRACTICE
Three Hundred and Seventeenth In
cantr! Training Under Ser
vice Conditions.
NOT STOPPED ny RAIN OR MUD
Hri.atlicr-tiencral Lloyd NJ. Brett
PASSES Examination for Overseas
Scrvicc-Suldicr Who Fails to Re-
port lllucsS Dies Of Pneumonia.
Especial to The Times dispatch.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.
CANT LEE March la.-A sc":Air:ly
mrenctr2b!c darkness, u light rain.
n,d roads tia, were not ideal FOR walk :
iur diL not stop The Nirrinians. mcn-
hers 81 the Third Battalion OF the
Thr"r IiunircG aud Seventeenth In
fantrv in their initial nigh, WORT sine"
they hec&mc members OF he c.i"ht'ctl,
Division. Il Was the frs; time ~ this
cana tht, Il large number Of ncu have
received outside trairinc Ut right
,rd"i" had been issueC from division
headquarters" thu: cach II the reg =
neutS shorid receive five tours Of
night work drrinL tho present week
This Was in addition to tho dav WORT.
already scheduled. II IS q speeding an
policy. which is ad!ir. work to tn"
tra'ni1S OF the men Nj or Eic,ard
stock ton. IL. in command OF the bat
,ali"n had nrc"ious!y issued orders for
tn" w'rN Tonight. and IS wct,her does
not stop lighting on the western front
ncithcr did IL tor the .irS. nishi work
scheduled for ,hc EirSinians.
This battalion will on auoihe' nj al,
mis- week. sped Two hours and thirty
inmates in tn trenches. Othcr bat
ialions in 'h6 various regiments will
perform their night work on other
nights this wcct
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-13

|T,W I'T.N- Nnr"N 7" Eu.In0.. In-ll. y
on ihH 'ugp market VIZ in Cl;r.tnCly small
volume. aud dealing, wtrc scattered
,hrohEhoH' r"rr"" limit, Mining sha res
"tr" an" mos: a,tiv" issues Tho higher
rrirru to'N- wcr" almost entirely ucslcrtcd
lNh"r"rH"ni oil stocks as active a :
y iho previous session. hu; profession a !
demand continued IN fairly large volume.
Motors ma MT in"d fairly steady tone = {
or nf"i ~" mats Of yesterday Y.
%.p' n",ns EMpios.y",. ,',nS's: "a Chcv.
-ni"i i2l': q l-S. 80 Maxim Munitions.
=: n" = ll.ih: 100 Anglo. American i2m
l.-.:. OIL '"sd"r on. - :, -. 90, Fedora
'I- ~ q y. i.Crt McirorOlitsn pctruicu
~ ~; l5.en onahoma oil a'gHi; 800
f.r Lodge. ISIS H Ia 60 Jumbo Extension.
~ u. 800 Mother Lode. ,t,n 't: 5000 Rcv
."r 10 II n ~: 5nh success. a1ll. .ol
snlr 81 81. 200 MiGMost on. il.mIl,
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GENERAL BHEIT PASSES
Pfr>IttI. IN EXAMINATIONS

VOID was received At .an y % Ia
mat iGad!cr-Gcucril l.lcrd NJ. Er. Il
the commanding Office II .hc one
hundred and SiNticth or :'cnnsylv,mi.,
brigade. had suar"ssfu'ly pnseed "a.
,rnNSic:tl examination Tor "vcrso;.@
''UtN. ,i"ne'al E"n't is now iu W.eh-
ineton, "hcre ne vent TO stand this *.
animation.
Ca Thursday n'sht in The En!rtr,
Of col:mhus auditorium the ofi"crq %.
nc One llundrFd and Fifty-ninti,
;ric';,d". in wEich IS included tic Nir-
Ginia .'ecimcnts will be hosts 20 the
"nic"rS az :hc onr Hundred and r'if.y-
hf'h Artl'"rT E-isadc a, \ "cct-;o-
cctncr Smolor"
rriv9t" Eiw;n J. Ewing Of COMPANY
:. three Hundred and Niuctcer,h In
t"nirN. d!"d tbs morning in tho ba 50
h"Snit'tl "i ra"umonia Ewiu- wa
suffering With = "old. but Called to re-
bort the matter - = physician WhcY
N" nn"il' reported h" wa= almost a.;
H"a'h d""r fh" body was Forwarlcu
- nc homo of his parents N Tarcn-
tuna "a.
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PUT WOMEN TO WORK
'c"ira' q" tc"rcia hallway ,.i,c~ r:n.
r'"!mcnt &" Negro Worker.
ON SccIiDm.
ny Associated r.o.,

SAVANNAH, CA. March l.-Ec.
cause OF the Inability TO secure men
for section gang work tn" central of
I'o"c!a Railway this morning pu, oi,
a sane Of ciehtccn negro women 10
serve IN ihAt capacity. They began
'h"ir iahors this morning putting.
tToSSi'es in position Ia b" used IN
repairing tho roadhcd. The women ar,
proving excellent laborcrS ana the frs;
days work has been satisfactory 10 the
management They draw practically
INC same pay as tho men There is a
whit" man foreman "vc>' them
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IN MI.NtOitIt ".

MANil.p-lu std hut owing r.u"nb-auc,
- ok W, nrr,,2,9I ION ~ hr,thor. SAiN1It
var AZ" tu-day. Nar,h ~ l'iN
rom" ~ 't''N and ne Is drc.rN.
l.i:cs pleasures az" &" rs > ic'v.
I'ul ere III" t'm" D. swiftly ID ling.
Nc arc drawing near "a you
Tor IN gray" hg YOU. dear so-r
Hr VIII r"et when ~" ls dom
ME N>p MRS . y M.,NTIo
pc:-o,t brother. W" san mis- YOU
Mise jhc FAC" that Wa so faIr
ma our hHrrl- &C always -"'idcucd
~. Epur vacant 'h,ir
l!F HIS sisters
RUBY. MiNNiE and MNUpE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-13

SUMPTION hEures now pondiuS. ANA tho -
puEl lh"; IN" railroad administration Wa
nt"p"rlnS !" mrN" lnt-" pd'.s ri cotton
rom M South 20 Northern mills. in ,d-
mlIon I" l-''-@ bales recently moved trad
h"I'N INC advance M.S Wluru.G unt.' Il
amounted 20 >" - ," points Ih. Ton" nod
.t.tdN, um'il well INT" the afternoon. hut
toward mo end there ruU>idtrHbla
letting so "u the p"Ct ~ recent buyers am!
~ "Hcr!nr> were nos we'll taken 10y tn.
ing, Conditions iu the ".rIy trading wore
~ p"rn contrast 10 those "f tho afternoon
n'E'h comment bcinE aroused ny Tho SCAR.
1'lE -! contracts during tho morning scS~ .ur
SPOT cotton. St..dN and unchanged Salr-
"l 'h' SPOT liz" bales, 81 arrive, 80 bdic~
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NE.iiMIlirN. HI. March l.-Mr
and Mrs George Mnnich. aged sixty
i"o and nf'y-four. respectively. arc
tho Sucker states champion patriots
ThoE have seven children. ranging in
ages from 'wcnty-ninc 10 fourteen. five
OF whom arc CARRIED in The uniform or
Uncle sam. The other TWO. Tho oldest
and tn" Youngest. arc waiting 10 do
'ncir ''hit
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NEW ,oEk rKonUcE MARKET

,mnW . YoRM M" d,., u Raw usor
i:"'lncd s."sdy; fine graduated. Is lnt.
!Er. steady: ,hr"s,. Wr-i. spot cone. ,iuli
III" - 81: Santos T.. lr-t
Intionsced on was inactive With pr.o'i-
- ~ u" change In UUol- tl0us. Tenders ~
l.I,r harrHls ""r" mt out rrlme crude
10 IN" market closed uU!"t. snot ma
March. -co". M.y. p. IL. Juiy. -nI5 NJ Sd. los
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A FEMALE FAGlN
Springfield Woman ired Buys al
Tier NciEhborhnod to
steal Coal.

SfEiNiFiIf.p, ILL.,. March l2.-
Ms. Mary Sheehan has boon convicted
mere a. q modern t'acjn Sh. was
found guilty in !hc county .our, Of
HAVING hired boys of her ncichhorhood
{" 2ica! coal f"r her f"om tho Wabash
Railroad yards. She is alleged Ia have
given candy and small change 10 the
youths for the ;hcfts
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CHICAGO I.iNt. S:OCk MARkET.

~, Nto. AiIr'h H. liurS; rv""itiS. tSori.
Low; bulk. sl".5pf sl...5. lisht sl7.o,. si: -.
rn"' u s.:,' hcaNA. E!;.so HISS:
taii.c. r.rcipts. lI.r-, -is,uy Marty.
,l""r> IS sou $40. stocAcrs .nd f..ders.
>.'"n vi -: ".w- "H'i h"ii"rS. $3.50 I'll 20;
S,hIee.p: ,r"gGipia: l9.c. firm, sheep si"S5
y VI ~. lambs. sii - n 81 90
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NANAI. STORIES

..SAN AENAiI. March /. rurpcuttnr n"m
'"'' :" -. 80 casks, receipts - casks. ship,
mont. = asks: stock. go" casNs. H"siu
IlW' e"l"S, ~" barrels; rCvCtntS. r01 barrels
hin'ncnlt, l6l harrcls: stock rr.i5; bar.cll
Quot: II j.. =. /. - II. 5.>S. r. = ~
~, 900: y. 10: We -. wv ,Su
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RICHMOND HAY MSEIET
Wholesale Quotations on Exchange
MISC I.L>NEOls Markets.
DRY GOODS

\i.,y ,nrt, ~,
q" Day M"r" hru with doma nd moro mo-.
'r''". Yarns wcrc arm aud h.-hcr. Sill
moved >i".dN Improvement M demand
Mems wear Va Sca-ouAniy quiet with
prl,'> H-n i;mr-u'. wcr" NOR. arllyc IN,
hieh"'. Linens grow scarce .u primarS
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.


49,, - ARE p.cd. in Haiumore .oud.
'i'E'h ". ~. nft"r az Illness ~ Several
w""ha. g = BOtI." ARE. ~ 81 julien.
Nn"'~N lN"nt- touDty
~ FuArIA Died 81 IT.. rcaideu,c i..o
If"as-nt street. M"rI-y H.r-h y. a. ~ So
NJ dom lNl1k ~ FEATfN ,ar.d
,,n"rl!-'N Ec"r* 10 g. survived 10y
~ y. schwartz. Mr.. n /: COSBY.
Mls-"S Lea aud M.rrsrrr.
Funeral frrm 81 G.,rlke chu-rh TO
49, l' ~ lntrrncut Ii '-ly.ry.
'.,:nrn n,cn. rucsdai. March y. : $50
Al.EEIir MNE1IN LEEJ;H arrG
thi-iN-'our y"nrs Ito Z, vur' iy'd hy his
tatn"r.. ii~uJ. Lcbcr one ir";hcr nc,i
""WuW M l. rr"!!u. Jr.
lunr - from tho hone f.e south ii.r-
r-nr Street - = NJ. Wl.nNESi,hY
'"rgh i''h. iHl\ lul-rm'rl IN Ey"rvtc. =.
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ninrcs rot cuotcd
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
t>alc> M uio;i Stock Nard>

N"hmONd- Va N.rrh 4! l4l.
i:cr"ri Tor Wees "aniu= March H..
NOE" steers. l.HTi-i-. medium e, GOOD
~ ~: common L" fa.r A',nsf. C2"irc
MOTOR. l"s y. medium tp good ST.. :, 10
=. medium 10 good ,u>; common ia =; r.
-" tesl ">"n. - Il; medium 20 GOOD
,..n''c common 20 fair ~. I:c-i lca
~ N." 70: hight. G'snS Rot r.Ir,
SO '"'"'N"h Z" l"l!. l"T l. B-,i hogs. iNl,
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i Id. WANTS
TIMES DISPATCH
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
standardized ANA lndeXcd for Quick
Epfpypnrp

i S,: a Inc Inc Sun1ay.
FOR S S"ssSS;ys i" nssr'iS",
IH ''"r a i,',e Tor 80 c1nsccu,iye INSERTIONS
MINIMUM charge Is Cents, u.s." '''
IKE !nch - '"' nus an" - ""es 10
iA,p n,,!i,, i"agnln. set the isrscs, type
yy ,btrs taken for less ,nui, o,e inch
g KIN i lsrsl Is S S pon,
Mne: w.,h cuts. borders or broken col
oSa aSoIt ratys ' and ' sny me a s,a:
!i;,sl,Sn, axe pyramilcd together GU The
All aHNrr,!seimeuts received un to 10 Il. ~.
.eattsn MI reesi,s p1SpSr c.assnya Han
Gil SiIoiSenenis ieTe!!ed AFTER thai hour
ny column.
TELEPHONE
.cieuhone your Want Ads. TO T:.n Time.
more co" ltn.emt To 90 ana They Viii
s,H>i.iiUH> foi: I.-D. WANT ADS.
u, IA" 1"'to ~ t!'"es. D.spA!,n is,.n,n OF
W 49, Al, "te aetep!ed - tn,,. At lao
reg wi On .s't sot GnYn ARG smf" -Oo's
est ana NJ FL'0cy. ..-' ". Cary 81.
:G&on 81. W." Z" - eau i'oo-
coz E nsr s.; 5, turner. DsuEE's, YVES, broad
M frns .sr 1;"Sy s; 539s laa.OHer Ay.
-, AZ l.. Booker Dfu1 Store :ovi Wsst Muo
As@ Az FharM 1SS All Alien ana A E.-ce a sd
.n5 !"r H!%s g s,sF. Go go * s
sufneits Drug a+ sos. .v - $. rma q.
" X. May q Bro. nroo. AL 'o Hnu Clay
c. ,Tarr"nt EruG Store. Foushee ana Broad
EAST OF FousHEE STREET
Cohen Co. ii East Broad ST
i..F+f!e ,I nIgs e. i,;us si5 e. Broad ST
w4s DrHr DS ose S'G Flu a 4, ': M.;sp 81
y i 6 S.tEn' p, go 20 f i ;;i St st
(, Richardson DRUG Store. soi \. Seventeenth
farner Hn rs.iy,n; e: .5p,ssHsn s.,
w,li!ams Pharmacy. Ts.u,y nrs, and Mar.
Sn,inHss,, Drug Co. Twen,y-,h.r and
:. Hord's Drug Store. Twenty ninth sac Q
wCo4 schaat DRUG Co T~-n,, .,in
30" 1EHs S S2r 6 81. s6 fs'4 81
rA,nMou%r
Tn'rmou"t rharmao"- ~" Fa!rmogn, Az.
RAETnN HEIGHTS
s,aIy bEu- ,to.-. hos,n A.c
niImiA>D FARM ave-
K l oSnssna '% Mio ana .a Sio+ Mar,.na
SOUTH RICHMOND
RIahCh ciLc- .iT!e.- pa:y!. I,cI Hu!!
WOODLAND EE!GHIa
Woodland iietEnts rn4fs"Acy 3!9t semmri
sn.Tes ". Garrison. aII5 Fo,cs, mn ~.
SwA&sBORo
B VI. rcretias prus Store. -sot Hu. 81
): a. Bias. :si: " WILLIAMSBURG Ave-
A.e.
rETERsNugG
Times Dispatch R.au'h. .lD Sorth SYca.
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CHICAG0 GRAIS MARKET,

CHICAGO, March IA ihor.l ro,,fn,,
md me- me- IN H. mi hrI,.rn hirpns demand
thc com market. Futures closed .tc.,!.
made =" ~ Nc love- with Mg-rh i?.-.
"l'" N'NN - 2" La. b.'s finished ,, Z, ,,r
y" "a = down and provisions Oh 5S,7C 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-13

new Y,oEK March |: Mercantile yapc.
80. 900 Stor!lnS: siNty-uaS hilis. s. 80.
commercial siNty-day hills on banks. san.
commercial SiNty.dLys bills. 81 Il".; demand,
si.,5H. cables 81 - '-iS. har silver, So.
McNican dollars. G9'a government bonds
heavy. railroad bonds, irregular. rimo
lon rs. strong SIXTY u-Ns. ninety LayS and
.iy months. bid. Call money strong
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-13

III. medium weight, ';nl:,.. Lights ru
ip'4 ~"wS and stays. IVA IL. Best sheen,
,mi,: common - tur ca. Ios, lambs
u " t.; medium Ia good. -.
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MARKET CONDITIONS
ARE EXTREMELY 5000
In Tact. So Perfect That I'rufc>-
SIGNALS. Who Like lluctua-
lions. Are Worried.
TELEPHONE ISSUES HAMMERED
War Stocks Wen Taken, Only Eca-
son for Wall Strccl Hesitation
Being Delay of Congress in Final
" Passing Railroad Bill.
IN, uHu,u,N WALL,

NI.W YORK. March ~ To-day ho-
Ing Tuesday In "a pIofcssionll mnthei
Tia; AWAY. happcnS whom conditions
arc perfect. Also II always happcnS
that the professionals arC worried
about H. ThcT were worried to-day 50
that * another reason for believing all
is well in the siorN. marN't Nhon,
the only fundamental reason there -
for hesitation : delay OF congress ~
passing The railroad hilI now that u
has been through each House and is
supposed 10 lac IN 80" unil shane Ih"
market S tuned ~ ready to'gc' sell
Ing az Telephone stocks. which sen; the
stock down moro THAN -four points, .'n"
which also DroE" lis honds. induce"
selling IN other directions. steel Weld
I'd rather easily IN the late trading.
aud the tobacco stocks wcr" weak AL
DAY. In spite Of the selling III some %
the t"baocos there is evidence OF av-
runlulaticn again OF United cigar
I12,Is go .or, rI, II. o, lrSnH%'s
AGAINST VII NIrIoNS rtuEiT>
War stocks We're well taken. ana
particularly WAS bethlehem l.. y nov
fear is hcinc introduced into tho stree;
by theorists who say tina, before long
there Will be popular cutlery AGAINST
the large profits allowed to munitions
plants. Those profits have In most
cases been already cut down TO 10
per cent ana in some cases less
Il is not likcly that there viii bc
any restriction Of profits in war bus =
ness Suihciont 10 lntericr" With rca-
Sooahle constructive market in Wal
Street
Anncunccm, tina; the Now Haven
financing had been held M. pending
passage of tho railroad bill. Was :,
matter OF no Importance because il is
well know. that the government will
do the square thing just as soon as
u - authorized 10 do SO.
EStahli shment or = government c&-
change department resulted in swift
advance OF lire. Tn" movement cN-
tended as much as half a point,
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Official Range and Sale Of Stocks IN New York
Stock
Sales
: % AiliS -chaimcrS

go Ailis-chaimcrS ...
10" Al!,s-chalmcrs. pa
.>n' Ngr. chem, com.
SEQ Amc,ican Can ......
American Can. ptd ....
300 Am, car and Foundry
American Cotton oil.
100 Nm. iiiic and Lear prd
ZOE Am. I.insvad oil
l.i"o american Loco
hu. loco prd
100 American Smciting
-"h I'm, steel I'nuudrics
90 American Sugar .....
l".'"" YIN. Tel and Tel. 60. q.
100 I'M! Tobacco. com .
Nm. Tobacco. prd. ..
40 Nm. Writing Paper. pfd
american Iiuc ......
Coo Nnaconda Copper .....
500 AtchiSon .......
lor Atlantic coast Line
\. {. l.. OF 1t CHaltop
=. 200 Baltimore ANA ohio
500 Bcth'm steel. E......-
l.loo Ecth'm Steel s i. Z. Dr.
t.&no Baldwin Loco. ..
500 BROOKLYN Rapid Transit
l,o0o Central Leather. com.
wv tldultll i'atlNt ...........
$40 California Petroleum
I.irp Chesapeake and ohio.
Chi. Great Western b..
500 chi. Great Nest. rtd
1900 chi. Mil. and =; raul.
800 G.. T. and =. ..-...
i.:,hn g.. y. / ANA y. Il u. 4. pr
200 e.. H. |. and T.. u. 4. pr.
i.o"o CrUcihle Steel Cor. com
cruCibl.. Steel prd
$40 Colorado Fuel and Hou
Colorado and southern
liz" Corn Products. com
$50" DisiillcrS .
100 Dome Mines .
sue Erie
800 Erie. list pfd. ..........
$500 General Motors |
Zoo General Electric ...
Goodrich. con- .......
loo Great Northern. PA :.
l.i1" Great North. ore ttfS
Illinois Central .....
80" inSnjration copper ......
-" iu;crboru-ConS.. pId.
COO Int; M"r. Mar. com
l".l"" Int M"r. Mar. pfd
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RAILROADS
Seaboard Air Line Railway Compal

rains IeaE. d"I!y: \. 81. NoEid
.oc- i:ip l.. ~, S!ccpcTs Atlanta al
han, special: 1890 T. VI. sleeper, Ja,
sonEiilr. IA y VI. Trains arrive Il
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AUTO MOBILES.
AUTOMOBILES ron s.IE,

AUTOMOBILES roIi SALE.
H,i' Is roaasitr. rs~.:ir.uy ucw III
cHhtrr'" for 81" ar'ount owner tN
=" w. ~ North E!gh'h Srrcot
rOD'ii. -o1L'i"r ~ N-st-claa, condition
u''Esln for qui.s sale I % .
~ t'MOBiJlt p.muuvjretcr 5.p.-.rn {
r'"I. ps'u'eu and I"-f"", condition Z.
l'luRl He'0r Co. Siuth ,ud Carr stree
"I.DsMhn,hu.E four iourtnE nep.,nj
,+rc 'rl'nc. bt.pHi'h
w rit.AND HDADSI.t.I.-,'or sale, &
,"rGinon. equipped with Bo-Ch nssnc
Arnly ioi Nortn N..ison Street
NltiTI.-pur 5.r-.SruEcr W,litc tl IN 20
%fG"r W.. max Eogd l-ion iru
VALUES ~ USEp CAUS
FOR QUICK SAE.E
Elt' * ro.dsirg. $50. chalmers. So. S.-
sly ',i1, stud" n.kor. 80. lntcr Sta
$500 T. - T.. $500: Nel!r Tucson :
!inGaua S"G-N Nst,hc.
ATLANTIC MOTOR CO.
>t' WcSt Er0ad Srrrct
coUUG% IoTpt: SALES CORR
'-ii-.T Wet HroHd street
Our u-"j car list consists ~ Siudr n l,
chandler" iiGdEouS. chat more. uhrNrol
'ndEo. C-dilla'. MItChri!.. saxon. Oy
isH1' In""o ears al" ~ hrSi-"lats u
--m.-l. -..-.i. -Lnm a-L rruaImlod
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Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac R

Eichm"nd. Washington Local. Nv. $50 |
veck days; si.iJ PM, SUNDAYS; Ar iii IS A
daily fredericksburg Accom- week days.
No M: Ar. J., AM. Ashland Accom- W
"ays, LH.:',do A NJ. 90 PM; AT; 5.35 AN, $50
Abba iickct and baggage Offices not o.
Tor ,niS tTaln. 'Main 81. :
Byrd 81. Sta. stopping at Ebay. fEba :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-13

J!>phlCn. Randolph l. when ,ut. i,,i -,
more convenient to 10 80. ana they wi,
tx taken a. office rates we
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CHESAPEAKE &OHIO RAUWA

cin.. Lo'siile 4 West; .i:5Op. .,:sD1
Main Lin" Local .S:iJs :,:I ii
james River Line ie:pOa :5.i
Newport S.wx.
.sf>.. old iDIut 80! a. 'l2 On n go
ScRyori News. Local. - 90 .. ~ h
Tram Sfn $cxport
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The Her0---PREBLE--The Destroyer
The Mans Valor a Century Ago
Will History Repeat Itsefs

Penobscot harbor. AS Lieutenant
Preble and fourteen men sprang in
to the brig the boat with Captain
Little and the remainder of the
crew was carried away from the
briggs side. Captain Little called out
to Preble:
"Will you not have more men?"
With great presence of mind and
in a loud voice, he answered.:
mo, we have more than we want;
we stand in each others way
Lieutenant Probes reply so
frightened the crew many of them
jumped overheard, and the officers
surrendered Immediately. The YES
sci was carried out of the harbor
under fire of troops on shore and
carried in triumph to Boston.
In 1893 Preble was appointed one
of five lieutenants and after two
cruises in the Pickering was pro-
NOTED captain and given command
of the frigate Essex, later resignini5
the command on account of ill
health.
In 1903 he was appointed to COM
.mand the Constitution, then lying
in Boston, and instructed to get
ready for sea. In June of that year
he received orders to take command
of the squadron then preparing for
active service in the Mediterranean.
The fleet consisted of the Constitu-
ton, A guns, flagship; the Phila-
delphia, A guns Captain William
cambridge, already at the station;
the Argus, IS guns; the Syren, 16
guns, Lieutenant Stewart; the Nan
titus, 16 guns; the Vixen, 16 guns;
and the Enterprise, Lieutenant
Stephen Decatur, IA guns.
At this time the situation was criti-
cal. The administration had adopted
the same policy toward Tunis and
Tripoli as had the European powers,
giving them tributes to prevent at
tacks on shipping. Commodore Pre-
ble's fleet was sent to blockade their
ports. When the squadron reached
Gibraltar it was learned that the
Philadelphia had captured the Mir
boka, 22 guns. and found a paper
sent to the Mirboka's captain by the
Tangier government ordering him to
cruise for Americans. Under these
orders he had captured the Amer
ican ship Celia, which Captain Balm
bridge restored to its owner.
How Preble Fought
Commodore Preble then dispatch
ed his smaller vessels to cruise off
Mogador, Sallee, Zarach and Tetuan
while he entered the bay of Tangier
He sent the Philadelphia and Vixen
to blockade Tripoli. On October 6
Preble moved toward the city of
Tangier with his larger ships, which
were kept cleared for action night
and day. The same day the emperor
arrived with 5000 troops and en-
camped on the beach. Preble tick
led the emperor by saluting him with
21 guns, and this honor apparently
paved the way for an audience, for
five days later the commodore con-
ferred with the emperor, as a result
of which the attack by the Tangier
government ended and American
ships were restored. In this way, by
threatening war Preble enforced
peace.
Commodore Preble then declared
the blockade of Tripoli, and during
cruise captured q ship under Turk