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therefore. that question is not In this

therefore. that question is not In this
case now"
The court overrulcd the contention OF
Vecder that Il corporation could not be
guilty OF felony, because a corpora
lion could not be imprisoned. by de-
caring that under Il human lntorprc;a-
tion Of tho law the men who commit cd
INC Felony could 10 punished.
Judge Lands said the Industrial
workers of the World ease. in which
htncty-two of tho 1G6 members Of that
organization under indictment demand
return of the records and papers
seized by the government in raids made
iast September in various parts of the
country. presented even more compli-
Gated legal questions than those raised
IN the Necdcr case. and he would give
ms decision q; IL later date.
want tho government to answer
several questions in regard to that case
before rule on the motion before me-"
Judge Lands said.
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PROMOTED TO COLONEL
Colonel Charles Macon Nycsson, or This
city. In COUmnnd Of Watrrtown
Arsenal.

News has hc"n received that Lieu
tenant Colonel Charles Macon WcSSon
formerly of this city. has been pro-
inotcd 10 a sul! colonclcy and has been
placed in charS" OF the largo govern
lneht arsenal nj Watortowu. Mass.
toionci WcSSon has Hfty-two assistants;
and II large force Of men actively at
work in turning out artillery for the
army.
Colonel Wc&Son IL II graduate of the
West FONT Military academy and he
lorc The war was II major in tho United
states Army. After tho declaration OF
war he WAS promoted 10 lieutenant
colonel. Tho mInV friends of Colon 81
Wcsson i'm this city viii be glad to
learn of his promotion
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.,y.>,,,. NAVAL STORES.

,,S SAyGn mn 4, "a t'etrnary ll.-.Turp.n
Tsih mlim iis casks stock. 1884 casks.
Is3Sih. urn: sales. none; receipts. GJp har
rcls: shipments, :'5 barrels: stock Of 90
Earfc ~ uois: =. D. E;,r. g, IL. !. s.25l;
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eminent may seize counterfeit molds.
even when they arc found in tho home
or tho maker, and when they arc 10
he used against him in the prosecution
or the case This is on the theory that
tho molds are outlaw property. These
papers. which arc alleged to have been
used in the commission of felony, are
outlaw property in tho same sense.
The section of tho Federal espionaEc
law which was passed to aid this coun-
try in its war with Germany. is moi nm
constitutional, if il il borne in mind
mat it. aims at guilty property, and
not innocent property. II is no more 3,
violation Of the Constitution to force
the seizure Of papers and books used in
the commission Of n felony than TO
force the seizure Of counterfeit molds
The point is urged that Vcedcr can
rot be compelled by this process To give
evidence against himself. There is no
aNcrment by him that these manor.
would tend to incrininatc him. and.
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DANISH CATARRH
Breathe Hyemci for TIVE Minutes md
stuffed Up Head Will Gnf Rxiinf

u you want to get relief from ca :
tarrh, cold in tho head or from an irri.
breathe liy.uei
~ VII! clean ont your head in two
minutes and allow you to breathe
hN3rnei Will end q cold in one dav.
!, WI relieve YOU OF disgusting .nuf
hcs, nawhinE, splitting and offensive
hyomci is made chiefly from a soo,h :
rs hcahnE: germ killing antiseptic.
tnat comes from the eucalyptus forests
OF inland Australia where catarrh
SSs, ,I, and consumption we're never
hN0nei IS pleasant and easy 70
n'tne just pour Il few drops into
5 5et.,e Ga "a, Tn6bGr inhaler use as di,
anT ,fHnt Is "a most certain.
complete iiyomci outfit. incl,di,c
mr., ahH one bottle Of iiyomci, costs
- r r,.'ae AT drnsgiSts everywhere and
a. 'issIc Drug co. II Won a,rcaGy
own an inhaler you can get M 49,
"ottie o' iiyome. at druggists "AIy
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THE NEW CALOMEL FINE
FOR COLDS AND GRIPPE
CaiotabS, the New NauseaIess
Calomei, Breaks Up Severe
Cold Overnight.

PHYSICIANS and druggists have at
Iast round a quick and dependable
remedy for colds and grippe Ono
Calotab on the tongue at bedtime with
swallow or watcT,--thats all Next
morning your cold has vanished and
your liver and entire system are puri
lied and refreshed without the slight
est Enplcasa or interference with
appetite. diet or work
Doctors have always contcnded that
caiomcl is the best medicine for colds.
bronchitis and Ia grippe. and the nrst
medicine to be given in pneumonia and
acute levers. The new calomrl, Gallo
tabs, is purified and refined from all OF
the sickcninE and dangerous effects
and with the medicinal virtues vaet;y
improved.
Calotab3 are sold only in original
sealed packages. price csc. Your drug
SiSt recommends and guarantees them
and will refund your money IL YOU are
not dcliEhtcd.--hdv.
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SHEA ACCUSES ROADS
OF DISTRIBUTING LAW
cnt Name and Works Them
Twelve Hours.
ATTACKS COMMISSION REPORT
Acting President Of Brotherhood of
Engiucmcn Asserts that Railroads
Are Trying to Make Application OF
Eight-Hour Act Very Expensive.

WASHINGTON. February H.
Charges by representatives OF other
brotherhoods that the railroad man
aSements have evaded or soush; TO dis
craft the operation OF the eiGht-hour
Law were supplemented to-day by the
statements OF Timothy shea. acting
president OF the Brotherhood OF Loco
uetive Fircmen. EnEinemcn aud Host
lers at to-day's hearing of the railroad
wage commission.
Mr.. shea asserted that many roads had
returned to the eight and nine hour
basis. and that i'm the case OF the host
lcrs. some roads had undertaken 10 re-
classify them so that they would not
come under the cight-hour law. He
cited particularly the Atchison, Topeka
and Santa PC Railroad, where he said
hos,lers were performing their old
task under new name. working
twelve hours at the old rates.
The report OF tho commission. head
cd hy Maior-Ciencral Gocthals. which
Investigated the work incs of the eight
hour law in accordance with the act or
Congress, was declared by Shea 10 be
filled in great part with forecasts OF
what the railroads believed would he
tho cost OF the law. rather than the
actual expense OF operation
The roads have sought TO make the
application OF the law as expensive as
possible for two reasons" he said.
First, they wanted to discourage any
suggestions for time-and "a half over
time, and second. they wanted. what
ever the cost Of the new basic day, to
have the hill paid By the public. instead
OF ;hc roads.
They succeeded in having incor-
poratcd in the commissions report
pared for presentation as PARTISAN evil
dencc."
The possibility OF basing the pay OF
frcmcn OF tho coal used. with view
to saving fuel. elected numerous uues-
lions from Secretary Lane chairman OF
tho commission. and the Crank hostility
Of the union leader to any such system.
we found from the Intcrstatc Com
mcrcc Commission" MIR Lane said
't.iat less than 10 per cent OF fuel unit.
were utilized. We are interested very
greatly in making time with trains TO
iciSNc congestion. ana also IN the "a "
inE Of fuel. Could not The fircmcu be
paid on a basis of tho use OF coal?"
Mr.. shea said: Il would oppose anv
such plan. 1t was tried on the Penn
syivania lines, East, and experience
showed thcrn was no accurate way of
measuring the fuel. Tho experiment
caused more confusion and dissatisfac-
t'on than any other ipnovation ever
hnoV. Tho bonus system makes II Ger
tain class Of employees dishonest. and
am opposed TO anything with such "a
tendency.
There should be competent instruc.
tors 10 teach f-omcn abou, combustion.
though rs matter Of tact We are no;
burning coal on railroads any more. To
use Tho railroad term. it is real estate
Stag. slate AMI dirt"
Dozens Of kilograms were put into
'h' record, protesting against the re-
cent testimony OF W. g; Loo, head OF
the T-ainmcn's brotherhood, referring
II train dis2atchcrs as train dclaye-s. =
They came from employees Of railroads
in the West.
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VI0er Nc ausOIcos ~ the NIrI.,,,ia,
non IN which all dcnomin,,ions
JON the movoment 70 take It rci;c ION,
census ~ th" Guy was inau.urs,od
t"-"aE Inc city has boon divided mo
l'r h,''T'a's. '''fh two ministers =.
SlsnrH /? canvas each district % ?
r.l.t.n me chur"0 ai'iliation or church
preferences Of the pcor,c Til. ~,
DC cone IN person and hv card rrn
canvass rs 20 h" e very thorough ,nc
ana a stnr preparatory 10 Tho trea,
Hlnnnnancous e"auS"listic catnpsi-n IA
ne heId IN all tho churches during ,bc
wv" wecI's Of March 1851. y religions
census taken tow years ago hoy
OVER half Of tho people Of pc,c,,,
70 nave church affiliations rho nom
~" has very much increased sine
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NEW yORK LIVE vroCu >,,
A Splendid Investment

CHICAGO LIVE STOCk MARKET.
tIIIt'NGO. t"hrmarN li.-IIO.x: reccIni
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JUDGE LANDS UPHOlDS
SEARCH AND SEIZURE ACT

Continued From First paccD
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Cindcr, Mt street Crossings

City Engineer Boiling was direct ell
yesterday by tho Administrative Soar !
to have tho repair force of his donart-
mont place cind"rs At the street cross
'nEs at Forty-third street and Forcs
Hill avenue, Burns Street and Mary
l1nd Avenue. ard at Burns street and
the Meadow Bridge Road.
In various sections of the city where
the streets arc unpavcd the recent
warm weather had resulted in deep
mud. The Administrative Board is en-
deavorinE to relieve tho situation as
quickly as possible. and is placing Gin
dcrS at these street crossings.
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FlREMEN ASK INCREASE
Want Minimum WnEc Of s350 Will,
fcnnlfy OF Overtime
Work.
INV A.sociatnd Prna.-

WAS1IIAGToN. February II.-ware
increases OF 10 pcr cont, with a mini
mum wage OF $3.50. were asked OF the
railroad wage commission to-day nv
the brotherhood OF Locomotive Fire
men and EnEincmen through Timothy
shea. acting president.
Tho nrcmcn also asked for time and
a half FOR all overtime work, computed
on a minute basis, which they said they
hoped would reduce overtime work h.
imposing a renaltv on it. Mr.. shea
expected there would he little over
time paid il the request was granted.
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ARREST SHIP CAPTAIN
Alleged Austrian. 4 cru.ed or IrnjIure IN
Register. Forp,rriy Detained
ut Norfolk.

AN ATLANTIC PORT. February IL
Alexander 4. Tomas q ship captain who
was q passenger on an American steam
s''lo arriving here to-day from a West
Ihdlan port vas arrested by the Fed :
Graz authorities on u charge Of haN.in;,
tailed 10 register under the sclectivc
service act. lie was held in hail for
inriher examination. Tanos is twenty
riGnt years old and is said to be an
Austrian.
The court was told nc had been ar
rested previously in Norfolk. Va. ION
suspicion and in Washington for car
ryinS a revolver
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MINIATURES .I.,IASAC.
RESORT HOTEL BURNS
Several C"ttnEes Also Destroyed Mt s.
Sim"ns T.lnud. Near
HrunSwicl, On.

BRUNSWICK. GA. February 1.-THE
Hotel ST. Simons, on ST. Simons Island.
q resort near hero. was DESTROYED by.
fire OF unknown origin last night. Sew
era! cottages belonging 70 the hotel
also were burned and others damaged.
The loss is estimated at $4,000
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PATRIOTIC ORGANIZATIONS
ARE TO ATTEND EXERCISES
fr'cr>"urS Chnptrr, and civic Nodic.
ihho fhrt !" lincoln Memorial
at t6n.r i.tr.

on'ciai 10 Tho Ti1es- pisrstch.I
ft.IERSBI EG. VA. February Ii
~ J. hi'l Camp Of Confederate Vc,cr-
an VIII attend IN Il body the Lincoln
birthday celebration a; Cann Loo m.
morrow afternoon held under tn. aus
Niees OF tho on" Hundred and Fif,y-
hihth Infantry E~iEad" So also YIN
the cheers ana directors 81 the chan
h'f OF Commerce. tic Daughters Of IN.
ohirdera'T. the i';Eght,rs OF tho
['h'rT can revolution and ";hcr civic
organizations and many of Tie n-c,,.
lncnt people OF Petcrshurc.
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HENl,ICo TRUST DEEDS.

Fred r. Hansen ct ux. to Federal
Land Bank. OF Baltimore. 81 acres In
Narina District. adjoining Aztec prop
criN: January IS. 1918: $1,000.
Willie IL. Asher ct vir to r. sitter
ding ct ais. trustees. lots 13. II, 10,
10. Z and is. block l.. section .. High
land Springs building lots. February
2 1918; Si4I
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cHANcEuY RELEASE DEEDS.

III. T. Richcson and +. l.. Crutchneld.
trustees. to William NJ. Rankin &C c-3x
l26 feet. known as 20l. 3. > South Mea-
DOW street; also rs iN?o feet, known
also 26N140 feet. known as Sl3 West
Cary Street: also 26Ni4o feet. known
as Sij West Cary Street: also 5cX6O feet
north limo of Green Street. 1856 feet
west OF Laurel Street. February ., 1918;
Sl0.l7G.
II. Seldom Taylor. trustee. to George
T.. swan 2hNl:0 feet north line Chailin
street, - feet west of Rowland Street
February .. 1918; $1,000.
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Adoptn STREET G-a

The Administrative Board y.,-e-s,.
anohteo the PROPOSED grades for NAV
streets In the recently annexed 800
tor% south OF the James River. n.
grades approved include all that So.
I,oh norm OF Semmes Avenue 10 The
James River. and west OF CAM. -
TO Forest Hin Park. including WOOD.
land Heights.
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ouANcEnY TRUST DEEDS.

r. r. 10th CO ux. to II. r. Pollard.
lr.. and john r. Lcary. trustees. oS l &
feet by i4o feet 4l-o inches. known
s. 1918: $1,000
Ida Il. Thoroughbred ct al to VI. T..
Walker. trustee. IS i-3x16l I-2 feet.
known as 4o3 West Duval Street. Feb
ruary ., 1918: Sl1J
Mary T. HMdann CT Nir To Il L
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Tho following marriage licenses were
ISSUED Yesterday by the clerk OF the
lluStincS Court:
Joseph l.. Melton and Florence Louise
Bowman. city.
Iosy g. Lester and Madeline L. Fer
ritter. city.
Richard 4. Adams and Doris T.. Bar
nett. city.
Thomas T.. Sharcr. Homestead. Pa.
ana Mary McDonough. Rankin. IA
dudley !. TiSnor and Mary L. Powell.
city. 49,
Clinton Glenn Nogcl Harrisburg. Pa.
and Blanche Garvin. Wnvmc shorn IN
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several applications for permission
10 use the First Regiment Armory for
dances and other purposes were filed
win Inc Administrative Board yestcr-
day. Each application was referrca
10 building Inspector John ~ Butler
for report and recommendation.
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fniinnS Give noII.

Lodge Giuseppe Verdi. No. al5 sons
Of Italy. viii hold it's annual mas
Gucrade ball at Colombo Hail tonight
at $50 o'clock. Refreshments will be
served and prizes will tie awarded for
the best Mosques and tho best dancing
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To-Day and Tonight in
Richmond

Richmond Chapter. Daughters OF
the Confederac!. Lee Camp Hall, IL
O'Clock.
Ice Chapter. Daughters of Com
fcdcrnry. Home for Confederate wo-
men. IL o'clock.
Sons or Italy bnll, Colombo Hail.
S:30 0'clocE.
Council Committee on Ordinances,
City Hail. = o'clock.
Hoard OF Aldermen, City Hall, y
o'clock.
Thcatcrx-Dark.
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HUsTINGs TRANSFERS.

w. G. Chcnault ct ur. 70 Josephine NJ
Strothcr lots ana IL block SO. Wood
land Heights. February D, 1915; tax.
81: So
Harry n. E:uhrlhcrScr ct u1. TO a.
j. Hurt lot 81, square 1921. and lot =.
square lil2. plan Richmond and Man
chester Land Company. January -.
1918; tax, ST. $40
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me led Cross chapter is busil,.
ENGAGED ililiur an order for 5000 e,,.
firnl dressings recently received f-n.,
national headquarters vi.
concert Noted the Eed Croxs ~.
SCHlG2 '"a ht'r
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E:quiDpnE your windows and doors
with Atb"y CIctl Lined Metal Weather
strip viii prove a wonderful saving in
tucl In comparison with the cost. Call
Mr.. Wright. Randolph 2210, and secure
prices.
MONTAGUE MFG. co.
Tenth and Main Streets.
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Charged with A..,,t,

charged with asSaulting r. s
ftheridEc and breaking his nose. Cleve
l:acho. Of 1914 North Thirticth Street
was arrested last night b. Scrscan,
Johnson and Patrolman Akcrs. I>acho
was baIlcd Tor appearance in Police
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RAILROADS
Seaboard Air Line Railway Comnany

THE Progressive Railway of the south"
Train, leave daily: a. ~. %orlena
local 1910 =. NJ. Sleep-rs Atlanta and
Jacksonville: $50 T. n. Atlanta. BIr,n,nc.
ham rpeciAi: Il:to +. ~. sleepers JACK.
sonvillo: -. a. ~ Trains arrive 5;5s
A. NJ. Sis =. NJ. .:&s l.. u, Gao p ~
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HUsrINGS RELEASE DEED.

Henry McC;raniEhan. trustee. to A. T..
r"lcr ct uX. 1?Xlj0 feet southvcs. cor
ncr cambridge and Tolcr Streets.
January 10. IylS: $1,000.
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I.ocaI Tcu,pcrptUrr

IL noon temperature. ............ 81
= j. Nj: temperature. ........ =?
Maximum temperature to 5 i. NJ. &c
Minimum temperature to T. Nj. 81
Mean Temperatures ............. 46
Normal temperature ............ 90
l.Nc"SS in temperature. ........
deficiency in temperature since
March .................... 14A3
Accumulated deficiency since Jam
uary Observation-Disclosures. 34J
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Real Estate Summary
CHANCERT TRANSFER.

Land Company or Virginia to A.
Campbell northern 80 feet OF lot 5,
section =. Northampton. February s..
l3lS; tax. 100: SIo.
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HENRICo TRANSFER.

John G. Scott CT TX. TO Rev. n T.
o'Conncll Sc feet west side OF Pincv
Road and OF irregular shape. March
-. 1916; s365.i"
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Walker. trustee. 90 3-4x122 feet. known
us T3S North Fifth Street. February ..
1918: Sl.9OS
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JUDGE WILLIAMS
OUTLINES OBJECT

Liccnsors, generally clerks Of the
courts. have been appointed in almost
every section of the State to whom
persons desiring to handle explosives
may amply Judge Williams, who may
he addressed at pcarisburE. will give
Ill necessary information by mail.
Judge Williams said yesterday:
The operation of this law will doubt
less cause inconvenience to persons en-
gagged in legitimate business: 1t may
emharrass worthy citizens in tho rur-
suit of their livelihood: il may ncres-
state the spending OF money by bring
ing about changes in operating meth
DDS. bu, To all loyal citizens those
hardships will be slight and temper
AIRY. and If VIC cooperate in efficiently
enforcing tho law disi"yalty will sut-
fer tho penalty il deserves.
"If You manufacture or sell cH-
pIosivcs. see 10 it that they PASS from
YOU only to those who have lawful
need of them: il YOU use them. make
them produce coal or coppcr or wheat
or corn. and protect them we'll from
theft. in order that they may not he
used for destructive purposes.
our enemies arc not all in Europe
and IL was as weapon to be turned
against those OF them who are Turk
ing mere on our own soil that this law
was created They wear no uniforms
and do no. fGht us in tho open, hut
they arc here. plotting in various ways
10 prevent tho products Of our mines
factories. forests and farms from
clothing and feeding and armirc our,
own lighting forces and those oc our
allies"
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Markets

NEW YORK. February 1i.-s,crlins: sixty
day bills. S.I2: commercial siSty-day bills
on banks. S7iha commercial siNty-day bills.
St.IL: demand, $i153U: cables. Sf15 ZIG.
Bar silver, SJs, Mexican dollars Is.
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] .ocnI Rainfall.


Rainfall last twcnty-four hours. None
Excess in rainfall since March I. s. j
Excess in rainfall since January /. So
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The Weather
FURNISHED by L. S. Weather Rureau.
. S. WratIler Rurrau.)

Forecast: Virginia
& enc rail- fair
Tuesday aud We'd
nesday; III o d e rat c
temperature.
North isrolinn-
Generally fnir Tues
Gny and NrdneSda y;
moderate tcInpcra-
lure.
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Temperatures. 80; humidity. "a: wind.
direction. southeast. wind, velocity, 5
miles; weather. clear.
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EXPLOSIVES COMMITTEE
HOLDS MEETING HERE
Discusses Plans for Regulating Use
and Sale OF Dyna-
mite.
LICENSES WILL BE REQUIRED
Judge Martin Williams, State En-
plOsives Director, Outlines Steps to
Keep Dynamite Ont of Hands OF
Unauthorized Persons.

An interesting and important meet :
ing was held yesterday. at Murphy's
Hotel, OF the Explosives Advisory Com
mittee OF Virginia. of which Judge
Martin Williams. State Explosives Di-
rector. is chairman.
BESIDES Judge Williams. there were
present the following members Of the
committees: Phillip =. Powers. Of Rich :
mond. representing the casualty nSur-
ance companies; w. -. Hurrholdt, of
Augusta COUNT, representing the Ma
tional Safety Council: =. T. Bickford.
oE Hampton. representing the fire un :
dcrwritcrs: w. y. Allen. representing
the Du Font plant at IIopcwcll: lie.
Long. of Dante. one oC the largest users
OF explosives in the State. Two others
are herea fter to bc designated 10y the
Interior Department representing the
state Council of Defense and other in
tercsts.
Congress at it's last session passed
Law requiring every person in the
United States manufacturing distri-
huting. storing. using or furnishing
powder. dynamite, or other explosives
To obtain a license, imposing heavy fine
for lure SO to do. II is the duty
Of the State Explosives Director. with
the aid of the advisory committee. TO
see that the law is enforced to Tho end
that explosions shall DO prevented. 1t
is the wish OF tho committee to have
all possible cooperation. Yesterday.
illustrating how cooperation is valu-
able TO the committee. state Mine In
spector a. G. Lucas attended the meet
ing and aided with valuable susEcs.
tons.
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CoIorcd Ev,nrcli,t 10 sncok

N"1oFcd f.FhnEcIINt 10 SFcak.
Cornelius y. Cooley. A coIorcd
evangelist, will speak tonight In the
Bethlehem BAPTIST Church corner or
buchanan and Washington Streets.
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o.oec. slow; bulk. .leosG 1850: light. ns.s,
$3.50: rough. 1850 $3.50: pigs. si:SSs
Cattle. 1cccln,s; 1900. steady: native
steers. Sstod $3.50: stockcrs and feeders
CALVES $500 sI525.
iSSSn sls fGe' i.is $50 sfak wchcr'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-12
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK. February I.-Butter. steady
cheese. steady.