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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-30
MOBILISOVANf VSECH SLOlANSKfCH
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LUBLANsKY Sued Spoil Jlao.
SLOVANY. II
PROPUKNUTf ZJEvNEHO NEPRATtLSTW JEST
y PRY OTAZKOU NEJBLIzSl nOBY.

Amsterdam 90 srpna - v Cech&ch - ocekava nevy-
hnutelny vvoj novych udalosti pfton dobe pocna
pfechaze Cd SLOW skukdm Prohlasnje ~ obycejne dobc
informovany vdensky dopisovate Weser ungu dlouhe
zprave zasane hlavniho rakouskeho md ma Dunaji
Problem rznych narodnostf dostoupl nedlouho vrcho
lie neb jest pocybnost asno ovane cerno
lutte fisi uGinii prvni kroky mobilisac.
Must bJt uvazeno, ze by anglcka VIZ = nebyla uznaa
Cechosloyaky ssnosatnym narodem, ank yesa mimi
I've vyJednavan, 81 t6 u
&c, totiz Cechy ,s> fF#
Soif skutecne poznamku, zesy tut6z dobu Geskoso
venska Narodni Rada dr. Kramafem cee vydaa lidu
prohf1seni, ze heslem DOLBY budou eny nikoh slova
Ne menS ddezitos jest APPEL pro spojen ceskych krad,
kde prot NemcIm hasan jest kran narodohospodafsky boy
kot ery ma sta ceskou narodn poyinnos Dale dopi
sovate oznamuje re Cechach dokonce z koui penze
veho stau ruky do ruky Zprava zmnue
tez proopatreni rakouskch rad TAX Jest zakazano
novym prisnYm nazenm mti zbran6 nedeli byla draha
Prahy do Plzne dana pod dohdku vojenskych strait
Dele tax ale neen Cechach, ale nde; vse smeruje
ke is We vsech hoslovanskych zemch panu podobne
merry correspondent zmnuje slovanskem kongresu Lu
blani jekoz jeho svoan meo cel zaloz Slovanskou
Naronf Radu prav6 tax ako podobne shromazden Praze
pod zaminkou ubla Narodnho Dvadla melo ce sedno
tti Cechy dcasti zastupci Polakd Srbochorvatd
Uredni zpravy lublanske konferenci zcea otevfene
prav ze schze svolana by en proto aby zaozena bya
Naron Rada zasupce Kors nadsene prohasova spo
enf Jihosovan nemIze zista en Zahreb ale
ze nova organisace ma vykona utez prac mez
jaka uskutecnena Kramafem Cechach "a ~
Vyhdky move organsace jsou velice pfznive hnutf
chorvatske stale zaci hnu vsech hosovan ktef sou
vesmes prospoenect spo hoda vsechny zem6 TAX jako
stalo Cechach Slovensku Spojen veskereho Sovan
sva vysepaem Rakousku jest vlase osud
nvc udalos vvpuknu nepatevf ocekavano jest kazdou
chv(i Kde prvne uhodf blesk, nemozno rfci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-30
VYBOJ SPOJENECKfCH ARMAD PO-
KRACUJE Cd ARRASU AZ
K SOESONS. :
FIAICOVA VOJSkA u PERONNE PRE-
KROCILA SOMMU MA NEKOLIKA
MlSTECH.

Londyn, 29 Poni marSalek Hag oznamuje pad
zakadny Bapaume kter&zto bylo oupovano vojsem
brckym Nepfitel vynucen<ho sveho usupu
ma Cd Bapaume smsrem znm ztrat mnoho ds
munoe muzstva
Peronne.
Nemci nasedkem stalych dderi spojeneckych vojs po
Soissons
Spoenecka tedy neochabuje naopak pfiosuje
Nemci kryji svdj dstup kulomety drobnymi oddly
chot. Neodvazuji Sc tudiz vetSich pro1tokG. -
Ma brtcka armada, vedena Kanadany, obesla z
bezpecne tarou Hndenburgovou n vceres vecerni bue
tiny hlasay docena obranna Hndenbugova ne
ru e jz moci Britt vzdalenost desti mil.
Hagova voska probfji tez dosahu Sonny vcera iz
cd Combles angcky pfedvoj okupoval dIleze m6sto
Maurepas.
We vyseku Peronne Britove rozsifi novy sektor pre-
krocili tamn6js ficni zatocnu nekolika mistech.
Podobne je francouzske fronte. Pc vzet Chaulnes
Roye Fochova cvra armada pTekonem spechu vyhnaa
pee zni casti Pkardie Stao tax dobytf histor
ckeho mea Noyon obsazeni zapadnho bfehu prpavu Du
Nord.
Rovnez vychodne jihovychodns cd Noyon Francouz
zatacili pruskou gardu mezi Oisou Aisnou prebrod
Ailette.
severozapadne cd soissons kde americke dvse operu
spoecne voskem francouzkym spoenc podnk vcera ne
kolk krvavych zapasd rovnez postoupi.
Americana cell sedmemu armadnimu sboru pruskych my
slvcd vyseku mez Chavgny Juvgny Majf We SVEN
pedvo btevnf auta rancouzska znacny poce spojenec
kych avatG Yes uvgny dobya nasmi hochy vcera rano
Dobyti usnadny zmnene voznce prot nimz NELL Nemc
va ehka della Della Nemcdn neosved-
ella Americana probi do Juvigny kratsfm utkan
Situace rece Vese cd vcerejska valn6 nezmenla
Srazky pecho ustay pouze soubo DEL obou brezch
Vesly rozestavenych, lie pokracovano.
Vypoctava oficieln6, spojenecke armady "a
tydenniho whole Franci Belgi pozajimaly celkem
10000 Hund.
Promne ZaleM neivc postupu Britt kraniho.
kfida Flandrech. Pak-i Brove dostanou
Hindenburgovu n stred zni konec line zra
vsechnu dosavadn hodnotu Nemci must ii 1pn opu-
st cee sve front6 dale ustupovat Bcke
cd Cambria mohou Nemce ku dasimu vseobecnemu
Stu OdH Zfr4tO Gam
brai Hunove p by neilep ve zeeznicn spoenf Hin
denburgovou basou nasedovne by ustupovat
francouzske 1zemf temef opust Paki Nemc zra ceou
Hindenburgovu n zaffdit jnou to cd
couzke pevnosti Verdun az belgckemu mestu Lille Ne
kritikove ocekavaj podobnemu nemeckemu dsupu
dojde nekolka pristich tvdnech.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-30
(POSLEDNf BULETIN:)

=
Londvn. 20. Central News teegrafye ze me-
reckt marsalek Hndenburg prodeva pTomn6 Liberci
Cechach Ia jakym 1celem depese nevysvetluje.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-07
eliminate DUPLICATION
IN {ERnET|NC OUT SPIES
Representatives of Various Govern
nlcnt bureaus Discuss Co-Or-
dinatinn OF Work.
CONFER on ESPIONAGE CASES
Swap Experiences and Suggestions
i'll Connection With Running to
Earth Plots Aimed Mt Safety of
American Armed Forces.
.IEy a sRoclatel prena.l


WASHINGTON. March 6.-Represen-
tatiycs OF the various government bu-
reans of Investigation and secret SER
vice were called into conference to-day
at tho Department of Justice to dis
cus3 means OF CONCENTRATING their WORT.
ana eliminating duplication In the
frrreting out vt 'n:my agents
These meetings have been held eek :
~ for nearly two months, 1t was dis
closed to-day. although heretofore care
has been taken 10 maintain secrecy.
officials finally consented to puhlica-
ton OF the facts. after 1t became evil
dent that propaganda is being con-
Quoted throughout the country for
some sort OF consolidation of the bu-
rcouS.
Represented al these conferences are
the Department of Justice. Bureau of
investigation, tho Intelligence Bureaus
of the Army. Navy and State Depart
ments. respectively. and the Treasury's
Customs bureau and Secret Service.
At tho conferences. representatives OF
the different bureaus discuss par,icu-
lar phases OF espionage cases in which
they are interested, and obtain suE-
gcstioHs or sidelights on the situation
from heads OF the other bureaus which
may have conducted incidental inquiry
into the cases.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-07
CHARTERS ISSUED.

Charters were issued by the State
Corporation Commission yesterday as
follows:
Tho independent Tobacco Warehouse
Company OF Lynchburg, Inc, Lynch
burg. Capital stock. $4,000. Purposes
president: Il. II. ErockenDroush. secre-
tary and treasurer. both OF Lynchburs
Alexandria Hotel Company. Inc
Purposes. hotel business W. H. Whit
taker. president. Indlanapo,is, Ind;
Frederick Z. Russell. secretary. Alex
uEdria.
Llneweaver nros., Inc. irarrisonburg.
Capital stock. $1,000. Purposes, n,cr-
cantiie business. w. y. Lineweaver.
10th of Harrisonburg.
sprinser- Martin Co. Inc. Norfolk.
mobe s'CoG aHt9
president: X. n. Martin. secretary. both
Helena Springs Corporation: Har,
e: Graves. president. Stanley; c. l..
Weast, secretary, weyers Cave.
10000 Purposes. bakery business. ".
Il; jennings. president; Walter pick
Leeds Manor Company. Inc. Mark
ham: Capital stock, slo;Eoo: Purposes.
both OF Markham.
Maritime Manufacturing Corporation.
alexandria. Capital stock. s2.ooo.ooo.
Purposes. manufacturing firearms. etc.
Allan G. McAvity, president, st. Johns.
New Brunswick; Paul Dulaney. secrc-
tary, Washington, d. G..
Farmers Bank of Boydton. Boydton.
CAPITAL stock, $4,000 Purposes. on
crate a State bank. F. c. Bedinger,
and cashier. both of Boydton.
Amendment to charter of Woodson
Lumber Company. Inc. woodson, in
creasinE It's capital stock from $780,
600 to 100000
Amendment to charter OF Equipment
Investment Company, Inct.. Richmond.
900 to s25o.O0o.
Amendment to charter Gin-wilIis-
Hill, Inc. Orange County. post office
Orange. changing namc to the Orange
Hardware Company. Inc. and increas-
$4,000.
Sayings and Trust Company. Inc. Nor
folk, changing name to Morris Plan
Company OF Norfolk, Inc.
Amendment to charter of c. B. White
& Bro, Inc. Norfolk increasing it's
capital stock from $4,000 to $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-07
CHAvCEnY TRUST DEEDS.

p, ]. Reat,ie ct ux. to E; F, sehmla,
North Richmond: March 4, 1918: $500.
trustee: ~ 3-4x132 feet. known as 407
North Twenty seventh Street. Febru-
airy {, 1913. s1,176.
Charles II. Phillips ct ux. to Pollard
& Brgby. Inc, trustees. 31x135 feet
north line Monument Avenue, 217 $40
feet east of Roseneath Road. March 1,
Charles ii. Phillips ct ux. to Pollard
& Bagby, Inc. trustees. 31x135 feet
north line Monument Avenue. 1876 9-10
feet east of Roseneath Road. March l..
1918. s23G0.
Charles II. Phillips ct ux. to Pollard
e Bagby. Inc. trustees, lot 6. block
q, John F. Sheppard's estate. March
l. 1918, s2.360.
Charles II. Phillips ct lux. to Pollard
& Bagby. Inc, trustees, lot Z. block c.,
map OF John F. Sheppard's estate.
March l. 1918, S2.36O.
Columbia Mccain to r. NJ. Anderson,
trustee. lot I. block L, Roland Park
January 10. 1918, s2S6.
r. T.. +. Mccain to r. NJ Anderson
trustee, lot is. block f, Roland Park.
January 10. 1918, SAG
II. S. Wallerstein to ]. II. Southall
and r. +. Watt, trustees. go l-2xl9O
feet northwest corner of Franklin and
Adams Streets. March /, 1915, $4,000.
Mary s. Ehmig ct vIr to II. Seldom
Taylor ct al. trustees, 20 1-2X1o6 feet,
known as 300 Floyd Avenue. March
), 1918, Si,4SO.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-07
FOUR DECADES OF SERVICE
Rev. George l.. Petric, ID. D., Complcten
Fortieth icnr Of Passionate ut
ChnrIOttcsyilIe
Ispecial TO The Times Dispatch.l

Especial TO The Times Disnatchl
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, March G.
DR. George l.. Petrie yesterday COM
pletad the fortIeth year of his pastoratc
in this city. and on Sunday last preach
ed the sermon that marked the close
of his two-score years as minister OF
the congregation which has grown up
around him in his chosen field of active
service for the Master and the oc-
casion was made memorable by the
simple exercises that were had in
honor Of tho event. Glowing tributes
were paid DR.. Petrie by II. III.
Wood. OF the local bar, and the Rev.
j. C. Painter, one of tho oldest ministers
of the denomination in this vicinity.
When DIR. Petrie began his ministry
here March 5, 1878. the congregation
worshipcd In the old brick building
that stood on the site OF the present
Y. NJ. c. a. The new church was
erected In 1918. the cornerstone be-
ing laid June 12, 1897. and the build
ing dedicated May Is, 1895. The church
seats 72O persons, and the Sunday
school room is so arranged as to allow
an expansion of seating capacity to
1900. The congregation now numbers
nearly 600 souls.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-07
UNITS NEW IMPETUS
Naraity'S II. q. r. G. neorgunized
With f2I Mcmbcrn-WHl Wear
Prcscribcd Uniform
ISpec!al TO INC Timeg. Disnntch. j

cHARLOTTESVlLLE. VA. March C.
The University of Virginia r. O. T.
C. unit has received new impetus
through the reorganization which Is
being completed under the supervision
OF President Edwin a. Alderman and
northumberland James a Cole The
objcc, in view is 10 place the Virginia
unit At the top of Southern corps
Ihere arc 1T present moro than 425
men drilling, organized into two bat
tailons ofNccrcd by students.
Hereafter tho members OF the unit
Will wear uniforms. prescribed by the
government. constantly on all week
days This Is in answer 20 a request
by President Alderman. Other fca-
lures looking TO the development Of
q corps spirit" are the Introduction OF
lntercompany athletics. competitive
dri!i. competition for commissions and
possibly an Individual prize drill
Colonel Cole has written TO the chief
or ordnance in Washington asking for
10000 rounds OF Hrag ammunition II
his request is answered members OF
the unit, qualifying on tho indoor
range. IN northwest rotunda, will be
permitted TO shoot their record on the
outdoor course. In addition, volun-
tcer company has been organized OF
war strength. which will probably take
up advanced work such rs trench tao
tics. grenade attack, signaling and
field problems.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-07
DON'T COUGH
ANY LONGER
Now's the time to prevent its serious
consequences.

You will not find better remedy than
DR.. Bells Pine-Tar-Honey to prevent
your cough from developing into Il grave
and even dangerous ailment. This pleas
ant balsam prepa ration is antiseptic,
and quickly effective. When you take
pr. Eeirs Pine-Tar- Honey you check
the spread of infectious germs loosen
and help eliminate the phlegm. soothc
the Inflammation. and relieve that grip
Ply feeling.
Get bottle of DR.. Bells Pine-Tar-
Honey and watch your Improvement
from the first dose. Do not be satisfied
with half-trea tment however. Take
DR.. Bells Pine-Tar- Honey till your
grippe, cold, or bronchitis is complete
~ relieved. Still sold at csc by all drug
gsts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-07
Real Estate Summary
CnANCEnY TRANSFERS.

Rosa o'Suilivan to N. Casarl. 3ox130
rect known as 1880 North Twenty
eighth Street March l. 1918. TAX ST..
W. Burton Bayliss ct ux. to Oscar
G; adams. 81 5-Gxi25 feet. known as
2il4 Vi street. also 90 feet tand of ir-
regular dcpth) north line of Graham
street between Taylor Street and Ma
tional Cemetery Road; also l0xl20 feet,
known as goa Buchanan Street jan
uary 10. 1918, tax $3.50, $40.
d. Lee Davi is ct uX. to j. J. Miller.
25xll5 feet. known as 30S West Clay
street April &c, 1915. tax $3.50. $40.
charles II Phillips ct ux. TO John L.
ncr boulevard and Monument Avenue.
March 2, 1918. tax s25, $40
John +. Sheppard TO Charles II.
Phillips, 12ixl35 feet north line Monu-
ment Avenue. 60-10 feet east OF
H9scneath Road. March l. 1918. 49,
Roland Park Corporation TO Colum.
bia Mccain. lot I, block T.. Roland
Park. January 10. 1918. S736.
Roland Park Corporation to r. T.. T..
Mccain, lot IS. block +. Roland Park.
January 10. 1o1s. $500.
w. Chester Evans. trustee. to Mary
$. Ehmig. 20 l2X105 feet. known as
200 Floyd Avenue. March 2. 1918.
$685..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-07
JOHN REDMOND DIES
FOLLOWING OPERATION
Death OF Irish Nationalist Leader
Duo to Heart Failure, Say
Physicians.
NEWS SHOCKS GREAT BRITAIN
Patient Made Satisfactory Progress
for a Few Days-Premicr Lloyd
George VIII Move Resolutions in
House Of Commons.
NEWS SHOCKS GREAT BRITAIN
IBy Associated Press. J

LONDON. March G.-John Il. Rcd
mond. the Irish Nationalist leader. died
this morning.
Mr.. Redmond. who underwent an
operation In London last Friday,
passed fair day yesterday and APP
parcntly was maintaining the progress
shown Monday.
The Irish convention. which has been
supported by Mr.. Redmond, yesterday
adopted message OF sympathy. In
which an earnest wish was expressed
for his carly and complete recovery.
Mr. Redmond passed away peaceful
" at T:45 o'clock this morning. Death
was due TO heart failure. following the
recent operation. which was for an In
tcsinal obstruction. This was borne
couragcously. and IT relieved the pa
tient, but heart failure interviewed
Tuesday night.
The physicians attending Mr.. Red
mond issued the following announce
ment:
I'VE regret to announce that John
Redmond died at 7;i5 this morning.
Owing 20 several serious attacks OF
Illness. a severe operation was faced
with great courage. 1t had become
imperatively necessary. owing to an
lntcktinal obstruction. THIS was re-
loved by the operation, and for some
days satisfactory progress was main
tanned. After fairly comfortable day
Tuesday. heart failure supnrvened dur
ing the night. and after u few hours
Mr.. Redmond passed peacefully away"
The news Of the death OF the Ma
tionalist leader brought messages OF
borrow and regret from AL sections Of
tho community. King George was
deeply shocked and expressed his pro-
found regret Premier Lloyd George
was similarly moved when he learned
the news. The Premier will move an
appropriate resolution in the House Of
Commons az the earliest opportunity
This will enable the Premier and
FORMER Premier Asquith. who have
been lifelong supporters Of home rule
and other leaders. TO pay tribute TO
the memory OF Mr.. Redmond VINO
had himself during his long parlu-
mentary career spoken on similar oc-
casionS most eloquently of departed
political colleagues.
II Is expected the funeral will take
place In Dublin. with burial at Classic
Win Cemetery. simultaneously n solemn
requiem mass VIII be celebrated In
Westminster Cathedral.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-07
WAR FILM DEPICTS
TREATMENT OF WOUNDED
Pictures Made by French Governme mt
to he Shown ut Jefferson Hotel for
First Time Friday Night.

The interest OF Il large number OF
people is centering in moving picture
which Will be shown for the first time
Friday night in the auditorium Of the
Jefferson Hotel Major Dunlop. we'll
known to Richmonders, and Lieutenan mt
Budd. OF the French ambulance corps,
VIII explain the pictures from their
own personal experiences at the front.
The film was made By the French gov
eminent for the National Surgical
Dressings Committee of America. and
shows the method of caring for the
soldiers OF all nationalitieS after they
are wounded
The actual battle of Verdun is shown
in the film. In this battle. the crown
prince received his first decisive re-
pulse. the battle turning In favor of
the French, after almost supcrhuma n
effort. The preparation for the attack
and the transportation of guns, food
and ammunition from the ruined town
TO the trenches is shown in detail.
The barren. muddy plain of Verdun is
seen across which the attack was
made.
The Germans are seen to surrender.
some so exhausted that they can hardly
walk. And the mud. Who can de-
scribe that diabolical, sucking mud
which tries TO draw men down into it
self! One man is seen caught In it.
begging his hurrying comrades for
help.
Red Cross stretcher- bearers are seen
~ work carrying the wounded out of
the trenches TO the field hospital
erected three hours back of the firing
line. Later, by ambulance, they are
taken to thc base hospital. The work
OF the Red Cross dogs. trained TO hunt
wounded men on the BEETLE field, is
especially interesting.
The making of surgical dressings IL
shown in detail. Here, also. is shown
the sDhaEnum moss dressings which
are used for sensitive abdominal
wounds and those made by the terrible
curtain of fire. This moss found in
peat boys, has been used in warfare
since the Napoleonic wars. Germany
turned 10 its renewed use first owing
TO the shortage in cotton. Then the
allies resorted to the moss for the
same reason. until tho boys of Ire
land and Scotland are almost depleted
America is now called upon TO help
supply the ever increasing need for
surgical dressings
This film OF the National Dressings
Committee Is the only one in America
showing just what happens to n SOL
der from the time he is wounded MAX
ing charge somewhere In mo mans
land" until he is brought back to the
base hospital for treatment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-07

noon. but returned homo In order To-
he there for dinner with lltE brothers.
> H. Miller. who Is clghty|t}ar scars
eid and Thomas C. Miiief. who Isl
saventy-six. Despite his axe Mr. Mii-i
Ter realms all of his facilities. and
MS appearances to be more than s,xfvt
or siNty-hve years old. The meetins.,
OF the trustees of the Iynchburr Fnss
male Asylum, OF which he Is president;
this afternoon adjourned to permit thu
members 10 call TO pay their respects.
20 Mr. Miller. Mr., Miller has been d
teacher IN Baptist Sunday school. 49,
for seventy years ''',' - S'N"tss,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-07
the new CALONEL 4
PERFECT SUCCESS

Calotabs. the newly perfected Gallo
mel, is absolutely purified from all OF
the unpleasant. sickening and danger
GUS qualities Of the oldstyle calomel.
The new Calotabs arc rapidly taking
the place Of the old-style cnlomel tab
let's. as they are much moro effective
as liver cleanser and system purifier,
yet are entirely free from all objec-
ionable qualities.
The new Calotabs are sold only in
original, sealed packages; price. thirty
hve cents. Your druggist recommends
and guarantees thcm.--Ndv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-07
ERELIEVED MY
RHEUMATISM"
Richmond Man Suffered with Pains I'm
Body, Lower Limbs and Kid
ney Troubles.
TELLS HOW MINERAL
MADE HIM WELL MAN

Having found a real remedy for
rheumatism, ] have recommended 1t to
lots Of people and shall always speak
in the highest terms Of it," declares
well-known Richmond man. Mr. WIN. r.
Smith. 6 West Cary Street.
II was suffering with rheumatism,
kidney trouble and loss OF appetite, and
after having deuce of a time trying
various so-callcd cures saw AIM
advertised and tried it as an expert
ment. 1t did wonders for me. 1t re-
licved me of my rheumatism and the
pains all disappeared. My appetite
began to pick up and is now splendid.
My sleep at night is moro restful and
my kidneys never bother me any more
at all 1t made me feel more like my
self. 1t built me up and did everything
1t is represented to do. and I endorse
1t absolutely" continued another Rich
mond enthusiast who, by changing
from vegetable mineral medicine found
quick relief.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-07
DEBATERs CHOSEN
University Selects Lnvenstcin, Carroll
and I.Ownnn As Its
ChDuiufons
Gspecial 70 The Tincs-D,sn,,o,7

Special to The Times Dispatch.1
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, March g.
Meyer Fl. Lavenstein. OF Petersburg
Va. and Thomas Fitzgerald Carroll. of
Rocky Mount. Va, with Norris S. Low
man. of Dublin. Va. representing tho
University OF Virginia, Will debate the
University of Georgia at Athens, Ga,
May 4. Roy Lawrence CARTS. of Roa-
noke. Va, and Arthur Lee Kinsolvng,
of Baltimore. with Robert Whitehead,
of LovinGston. Va. as alternate, will
meet North Carolina at Baltimore, on
April "a. Clarence Il. Pcarce, OF Kirk
wood, Ga, and Willard Greenbcrry
Rainey, of Greensboro. N. c., with Will
linn T. Thornton, of Floresville, Texas.
ms alternate, goes against Johns Hop
ikins. at Chapel Hill. N. c., on April 81.
In the debates with Georgia and North
Carolina, Virginia has the affirmative,
and with Johns Hopkins. the negative.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-07
BUILDING PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
Yesterday by the Building Inspectors
Office:
Company, Inc, to erect two brick
garages on the north see of Dooley
Street. between Floyd and Grove Ave-
nues to cost $500.
NJ. T. Burke, to repair brick store at
.113 Hull Street. to cost 5000
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Po-
tomac Railroad Company, to repair
brick Office on south eide of Leigh
Street. between Bowe Street and Her
mitaEe Road. to cost $1,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-07
Chesapeake ana Ohio Earnings.

Railway operating revenues of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company
for the month OF January aggregated
S3.562.34o, rs compared with s4,22O.s31
for the same month of last year show
ing decrease of 16 per cent, accord
ing to figures made public yesterday
by Comptroller J. T.. Sullivan. Expenses
for the month increased 22 per cent
over last year, with the roads net
income decreasing s1174.916 or 2O2 per
cent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-07

blaze which this week destroyed tho
costly McBroom residence I'm u suburb
Of Abingdon. Firemen reached the
scene too late to save the building
hut by heroic efforts rescued the two
lady occupants. who were alone in the
home, and who were i'll and unable to
leave their rooms without assistance.
Mrs McDroom recently sustained Il
stroke of paralysis. The house was
uninsured