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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-10-05
Quinine al SIPS Per Pound.

Washington, ID. G. Oct 8 Word
reached the state Department Yesterday
that an epidemic Of the Spanish influenza
is ragiug in Tcheran Persia. Quinine
was reported selling there at SIPS pound
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-10-05
ALLIES G<E,uss Nor BLAMED.


By Associated Press 20 Every Evening
washington. oct. s Forecast for Della
ware
Unsettled with probably showers tonight
and sunday warmer tonight. moderate
south winds becoming west.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-10-05
GERMANY RUSHING
TROOPS To SERBIA
Determined TO Save Railroad TO
Constantinople and Hold Turks
Allegiance. Soldiers From
Russia.
BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Paris. Oct = Allied forces have
come INTO contact with the Alstro-
Hungarans near Nranic southern Serbia
Serb forces, operating against the Austrl-
ans, took Prcnys on Thursday
London, Oct ; The Germans and
Austrlans. the Daily Mail says are
making great efforts to place new army
IN Bulgaria IN order to hold the railroad
TO Constantnoplc. Men are being drawn
from thlrty-four German and twelve
Austrian divisions IN Russia
Tho Turkish attitude the newspaper
says IS one of helpless expectation and
Turkey will be the prize OF the army
which Wins the race for the railroad
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-10-05

Particular people choose Clover Dairy
Milk-Ayd
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-10-05

\ feeling OF security goes with Glover
Dairy milk,-Ady.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-10-05
AMERICANS TAKE
SIX MORE TOWNS,
HUNS BURN SEVEN
Few Prisoners Taken i'm Terrific
Battle in hrgonne Sector, Bochc
Deliberately Ply Torch.
FOE DUMPS EXPLODED

nv Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Paris. Oct. e. ! D. m. American
troops attacked again this morning
between the Mouse and the Argonue
along an extended front The adj
vance at some points has reached
more than a mile and several villages
have been taken
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-14

their place. ON the grim field ol death
10 is especially important that uu lu-
tIottr sympathetic relation with fhri.
father h" conserved and sfrcurihcucl
BOO every possible way Nothing win 'p
more tu keep our soldiers straight and
ylcau than the right tort uf humc ti"-
ln closing I will say heres tu tho
father ana son Of muuN 10 home W
city, hpml"t ana boy cuuutrys,dc her"
and across the sous That the father
may Dee alive 90 his responsibility and
privileges that the son mu, hc wor-
tbs 1T his fathers low" and name
That they nay fiud jos iu cumrndc-
ship and mutual love iu common ser
vice. That they mh, honor iu highest
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-14
Civil Service News

The T., :. civil service commission
announces open competitive oNtmin-
ntluns NJ follows:
March IS and April 10, clerk with
knowledge of stenography or type
writing. s90O 70 $500.
Every Tuesday. stenographer and
typewriter stenographer or typewrit-
cr. $500 To- Sl2OO,
March q las Inspector Cmhlcl SSiO
March q scientific asslstantnnI
tmalel $500 To- Sle0O.
Veterinarian tmnlel Sl500
Applicants Tor the following vii
not he required to report for exam.
inatiOn az amy place:
inspectors of artillery ammunition
(uutlel $1,000 To- $500.
Engineer Ina forest products ,male
SlN00 "a S24uO,
Assistant engineer I'm forest prod
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-14
} q . % % @ o q o O q o O
q UNIVERSITY NOTES. q
O O
% q % . q O O q q O O O O O %

President Goyt Is in receipt OF the
following letter from the war depart
mcut az Washington.
ana pleased To- Inform YOU that
th, secretary of war ,ostcrda, APP
pruvrd % new list of technical pugi-
nccrtug -choolS coutiniug the name
OF YOUR institution"
SOM" weeks lsu tho |uuiyrrsit, au-
thoritlos were iu receipt OF q list
of approved colleges among whirh. the
university OF New Mexico was not m-
Guided In Boyd Immediately took
the matter M with thr war depart
mrnt, drawing their attention e. the
omission and asking whS the uui.
vetsity had not been included The
above letter vas the result.
This ruling mean that engineering
graduates OF the university of New
Mexico Will Doe accepted hy the war
department as applicants ror com.
missions without any examinations
other than the usual physical eek
animation
Debating. 90.
\ total ul siN dcbatcrs have an
nouncct their intention 20 try for the
''iAlAik lNHill NllNH WI ilffi Aili
AgElos here on March Q The subject
rs. Resolved, That tho Philippines
shall bee giNcr their independence two
years after the Gloss of the present
war The university viii uphold the
affirmative
Those who havo coWc out for The
try outs are Miss Garrett, MIR Gould,
clyde Morris, Allen Williams and
Herald Booker
The Aggics have already chosen a
team OF fuur 10 represent their
school ON this team Is Wimbcrlcy.
the state colleges representative in
the |oratori,al contest which Booker
Wou.
Locals.
Harold partch. a young pianist ui
some note, and Miss Carrie Turner
" Wagon Mound, y. NJ, have en-
rolled Ia the university in the oursp
iu piano.
Harvey Towucr who recently en-.
listed iu the navy. expects Go ego III
M puso next Thursday.
ON the evening of March /. IN,
university opera chorus rs engaged Z,
furnish a concert program Tor society
night az the coming automobile SHOW
Rev Lynd of the Congregations.
church will bee the speaker ~ Vespcr,
nest Sunday afternoon
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-14

ucts tmalel si2oo 70 $500
Information and Application HlIUs.
may bee obtained from " y tpllu
local secretary. Aihupuerpuo 50
COR e. g.. snyder. district s'rr.fI
p%ostofficc building san Frtuyl..u
The United states civil sctviD, COON
mission again announces nu ..t.
nation ou March 10 Tor III, u...I.
OF messenger at $500 per InUa.. D..
the f"ro.t service IN this Ell,
There has bcen difficult boo ...ar
irg 90 sufficient number Of lurU..Hr
for this position and Therefor. 40
qualified uorsons arc URGED %. .ufa.
the examination.
Apple. tuu blanks aud fur'n.r .r.
formation may hc obtained frum tb,
local secretary ct the boarI .f .N.
service examiners 1T the i.r.. SEQ.
vice Boo tul. city.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-14
with n egg
Without butter

"H THE rlow Woman five
parts. uud a comedy
LAric "Alins Mrs Iossup. "a
Mutt and Jefr comedy ANA an, reel
of Animated Weekly
Iustlnu 'tliyting with Fate. aud
u comedy, False tu the Finish
"tinl darn it, exclaimed Douglas
Fairbanks while they We're filming
Flirting with Fate. which rs to be-
secnNat The pastinc thoato" tonight.
I'm sick ana tired os scuurig these
fashion plate heroes of the screen go
through everything aa though We
held nothing new FOR them lu this
play l1n supposed to bee % very ncr-
vous man ana an inexperienced man.
So just to be consistent aud differ
cnt l'm roiug To skin q few of the
details
"All right Douggy, answered his
director "Go as far ns YOU like But
u il doesn't look right when you get
through vou'n have 90 do It nN way"
So "pougry' ven ahead uud did II
his way. lie maintained. Tor instance
that q man who was absolutely un-
familiar with the society at ladies.
uud "a man unaccustonlcd tu wearing
"a dress suit. both of which conditions
described the character Of the man
he was playing would not observe IN,
uiccties OF %etiquett" with the prcci.
sion OF one brought up la the en-
virnnment The role was that 81 nu
artist who II struggling 10 got along
but whp has futlcn in love with . rt.l
society girl ~ has succeeded it
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-14

in the divorce Of the pair. hut leave
It to BUD Fisher to pile the protesquc
upon grotesquc \ thousand bomb
laughs. a million filters ana a world
of outlaws Is the way ono OF the ad-
announcements reads, and re-
ports say that allowing for the by
pcrholc of "ad' copy, the goods are
delivered approximately fully up To
the itcmiZttiun of the bin of ladiuE.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-14

,hi,ulr, the mother and daughter u.
their " and other homes ANA that
when the father pay-cs on that be- WIIi
leave on earth 49, hts monument A
SON ,hnt will be- an ornament To- our
great country
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-14

Twin brothers who enlisted iu the
simc cumpau, Of % scottish regiment
were sent 10 France together. Both
were wounded tn the same engage
mout in the loft ankle. the bullet.
In both cisrs lodging In the right
foot Both were brought back to
England aud occupied Adjoining cots
~ the 1Wo huspitul
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-14

injecting her
Upon bctue introduced to a l,dy a
society man would walk over to her
and hc presented upon being intro
duced a. the idol uf his heart Fair
banks. boz 10 character as "AugN' Aims
worth. is 900 nervous that ne stands
stock sttIl while his smiling friend
hrinds the baby uvcr To him ana pre-
semi. her Acting ON the same basis.
Fairbanks forrots To kiss the hride at
tho %wcdddiup scene lite declared he
should Dee too clustered To think ~
such details
The dircctor said nothing after Fair
hanks had concluded the scenes But
il Is significant that he let the Fair
banks version remain.
Crystal Mutt and JET Divorced
The rl,est uaddest mugIcai com
edv whirl of the year laughed At 10y
BROADWAY as has no offering of the
decade j. Mutt aud Ieff's Divorce.
the sweetest Rud Fisher rOarf"st
and to hr seen AT the crystal opera
hous. today ana tomorrow
No cartoon comedies of the past
are said tu oven remotely approach
this newest Fisher output Tor speed
or action color cor effects, certainty
uf merrimeut tuuefulness of score
and INTERPRETATIONS and rythm of dane,
numbers. Chocknbluck Throughout
its three acts of novelty of situation
the famous cartoonisi Is said to paN'
outdone himself in providing ludi.
crnus characters. IN" advance no
tices say nothing u correspondent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-18
Explorers Using
Ice Chunk as Boat
Stc}ansson Diseorers Island as
Large as ireland il,
Gustauc Adolph Sea.
IRy Annotated prcsxl

VANCOUVER. Ii. c.. September IL
One OF the islands which viljhaimtr
Stefansson found in the Arctic region
is about the size OF Ireland. the ex-
plorcr said to-day. The British Nag
was raised juno ls. 1915. on this land
which is in what was formerly called
the Gustav AdoIph Sea.
Stefansson arrived last night from
the north and to-day continued his
Journey to Victoria where he will ma e
I; report to the Canadian government
OF his experiences in the Arctic for a
period OF five and onc-half years
Storkcr Storkersen. Stcfansson's
lieutenant, and four men now are
carrying out their chiefs plans in the
far north. The five recently land cd
on the Ice pack north OF Alaska with
the intention OF drifting westward
Lorrie knight, Martil Kiilan and O.
q. Gunner. three Seattle men. and Gus
tave Mussik. Russian interpreter
are with Storkersen.
II think Storkersen's trip is the
most sensational thing ever attempted
in the Arctic" Stefansson said Where
other explorers drift in boats, which
really are floating hotels, Storkersen
is using a chunk Of ice for his boat"
Stefansson expects TO return here and
await the arrival OF his steamer. Polar
Bear, from An Alaskan port The Polar
Bear, carrying the reports and records
Of the party. recently came south, from
the Arctic and is on it's way here
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-18
III HELD IN HUN CAMPS
Archie Cook. OF Schoolfcld. and Pas
qualc Livrone, of LecchburE, Arc
EtrEinians In Prison.
ny Associated Prcss.l

W 4 SHE q T IN. September IL
Names of Ill members of the American
rxpeditionary forces held prisoner IN
Germany were announced to-day by
the War Department. They include:
Lieutenant Alexander NJ. Roberts. Gulf
port. Miss. at Camp Karlsruhe: Lieu
tenant Robert b. Rhett, Summcrville,
s. c.. at Camp Rastatt: Privatcs Ho-
me- 81. Kallaher. l507 Avenue |. Biz
mingham: Leslie II. Hale. Electric.
Ala. a, Camp Rastatt: Roman Addi-
son. Raiford. Fla: Gerald r. Mason
81 South Holt Street. Montgomery. Ala. ::
Luther a. Reid, Morrilton. Ark: Willie
a. Powers, Wanette. Okla; George s.
Hairless, Earlsboro, Okla; Felix Balm
fridge. MARROW. Okla. and James l.
Allen. Grand Saline. Texas, at an un-
known camp; Archie Cook, Schoolfeld
Va at Camp Straltowe: Hugh Dial
Ida, La: Pasquale Livrone, LeechburE,
Va at Camp Cassell: Enos f. Frazier.
South Fork. Ark; James f. Brooks.
Miami Beach. Fla. and Adeo Daiglc,
Belle River. Fla; John f. Clingerman,
Columbia City. Tenn, and Abner Eng
l!sh. Tallahassee, Fla. At an unknown
camp.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-18
IMMATURE ALMANAC.
DRAFT MEMORANDUM
Congress Amends Seieetfve Service Act
by RewordtnH Necessary Occu-
patton Phase of Question aire.

A memorandum. explanatory OF the
exemption amendment of the selectire
service act. has been issued by the
provost acknowledgement to supplement
the questionnaires now being mailed
to rcSistrants between the ages Of
the printing OF the questionnaires.
Congress amended the selective SER
vice act by substituting for the phrase:
Persons engaged in industry, iuclud-
ing agriculture" the phrase: Persons
engaged in industries. occupations or
employments. including agriculture"
II was. therefore, found necessary TO
issue the questionable supplement
The decision as TO whether or not
any particular occupation or employ
ment is necessary for any of the pur-
poses specified in the act OF Congress.
and 10 whether or not the registrant
is necessary therein, rests with the
district boards. subject only to the duty
OF the local boards to make their
recomm endations," states the supple
mcnt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-18
EVERYBODY WANTS INCREASE;
FINANCE BODY Is BESIEGED
No Action Taken When Police, Fire.
Health aud Street Men Ask
for More Fay.

City employees last night besciSed
the City. Councils Finance Committee
for a saise in salaries. From all
sources they came. from the big de
partmcnts and tho little ones as well.
No cction was taken.
at the beginning OF the session pc
ution was presented for the extension
Of a water pipe to the branch of tho
,n:oc9motiyc Works. located out on the
Mayor Ainslic appeared and discussed
police hnanceS generally with the com
mittee. and the discussion touched TO
considerable extent on the petition
OF the policemen for Increased pay. II
developed that there were sewn va :
canciS on the force.
John Hirschberg. chairman. present
ed the estimates for the Administra
tive board for the last quarter of the
various funds.
ment. appeared and presented the
figures prepared by Lonnie Jones, sec
rotary of the Board of Fire Commits
sioncrs. showing that the salaries OF
cent by giving them bonuses out OF
funds already appropriated. This could
are hfty-three vacancies in tho de" de-.
partment.
Secretary Jones then made speech.
coming on and the increased dema nds
of the Fire Department and stating his
opinion that an increase would be nee
essary to retain the men now in the de-
partment.
According to estimates presented the
Gas Department will need sos. 900 to
carry II through the quarter.
DR.; Roy x. .I'lanniEan, Chief Officer
Of the City Health Department.. adj
dressed the committee, and stated that
we're some very deserving employees
Of the Health Department who should
be remembered.
Gas Department Employees and en-
ployecs of other departments appeared
and asked for. increases, and the mat
ter OF street cleaners pay was general
~ discussed.
The committee adjourned until Tues
day night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-18
American Guns
No Nearer Metz
Heavy Artillery Could Haze
Bombardcd Citadel Before
St. Mihici Battle.

WASHINGTON, September 17.-".a
the capture of Metz by the Americkl
and allied forces there will be no rope
tttion of the useless slaughter OF troops
like that suffered by the crown princes
army in his frenzicd frontal attacks
on Nerdun."
This statement was made to-day by
a high official in the War Department.
in explanation Of the fact, as stated by
STAFF officers and other War Depart
ment officials, that the big guns OF the
American army were at this time no
nearer Metz than they were before the
st. Mihiel drive began.
1t was shown that just before tho
launching OF the great attack which
efaccd the st. Mihiel salient. the heavy
American artillery could have bonn
barded Metz at any time. The bonn
bardment, however, would have been
useless. as II could not have been fol-
lowed up with an infantry attack be-
cause the attacking forces Would have
been Obliged to pass the flank fire Of
the Germans in the ST. Mihiel salient.
The immense Importance OF the re-
moVal OF the st. Mihiel salient was
seen by General Pcrshing in co-opera-
tons with General Foch. and it was
determined to clear the way for tho
capture of Metz
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-18
NEW DEPARTMENT
TO CONTROL AERONAUT|Cs
Report OF Senate Military Commit.
tee, However. Eliminates Cab
met Officer Feature.
SPONSORED BY SENATOR NEW
Military Chiefs DO Regard Proposed
Departure Essential, and Advised
Committee That II Was Deemed
Unnecessary.
BY Associated rrnssl

WASfilNGTON. September l7.-with
amendments eliminating the provision
Tor new Cabinc, officer ana limiting
the life OF the proposed department
20 year after the war. IL" bill OF
Senator New, Of Indiana. Ia create a
separate department of asronautics
was ordered favorabiy reported to-day
ny the Senate Military Committed 1t
would set up department with a head
appointed by the Prcsidrn, to have
fuii control over aircraft production
and operation by the arm. navy and
marine corps.
Senator's Kirby and Sheppard. Demo.
Gratis. were the only committeeman to
vote against the report. Acting Sec.
rotary OF War Crowen recently ad-
vised the committee THAI the bill was
regarded as UNNECESSARY
The Cabinet on .cr provision wa;
eliminated, Senator New sail later be-
cause there was no Law creating the
Cabinet. He said tho amendment would
not change the effect If The bill.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-18
POWDER IN SHOES
AS WELL AS GUNS
Foot-Ease to lie Added to E1uipme nj
OF Hospital Corps at Fort
Wayne.

Under the above hea ding the Detroit
Free Press, among other things says:
THE theory is that soldiers whose feet
are in good condition can walk further
and faster than soldiers who have
corns and hunions incased in raw
hide"
The Plattsburg Camp Manual ad.
vises men in training to shake Foot
Ease in their shoes each morning.
One war relief committee reports, Of
all the things sent out in their Com
the most praise from the soldiers and
sailors. II is used by American, French
and British troops, because it takes
the Friction from the Shoe and fresh
ems the feet. There Is no foot com
forter equal to Aliens Foot Ease. the
antiseptic. healing powder to be
shaken into the shoes and sprinkled
In the foot-bath, the standard remedy
for over Is years for hot. tired. aching.
teet. corns. bunions. blistera or cal
louses.
Why not order a dozen or more 3oc.
boxes to-day from. your Druggist or
Dept; store to mail to your friends in
training camps and In tho army and
navy?--Ady. ,t f.t7,:-.'. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-18
LINEMAN ELECTROcUTED
William HUFF Killed When His Head
Strikes HiEh-Voltnge Wire
Tower,

While working at tower along the
river, near the Southern Railway, Will
liam Hun. thirty years old, lncman for
pany, struck against a high-voltage
wire yesterday afternoon and died a
short time later as a result of the
4:20 O'Clock. and Iiufr died at the
Grace Hospital at $40.
AS far as can be learned HUFF acct
dentally struck the wire with his head
Fellow workmen immcdia tely called
medical aid and rushed the man to
the hospital. but all efforts to resus-
citatc him failed.
HUFF had been with the company
since la1l. and had been boarding at
20t East Marshall Street He was un-
married. and as far as Ia known has
no relatives living in Richmond No
arrangements have been made for the
young mans funeral
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-18
WAR STUDIES PREDOMINANT
IN RICHMOND CITY SCHOOLS.
influence OF Connfet WIZ He strSeSiyi;;
Felt ,ThRouEh Activities
NJ Year. ..-tssa

The influence Of the war. Will DO,
strongly felt throuEhodt school &C.
tivities this year, the interest or tina
student body of the Richmond public
schools being. directed particularly to-
ward war relief work. - hrs,
The personal. equation Will hEure'
largely. and one phase Of school sc-
ttvities will be the writing OF letters
to Richmond soldiers who arc lighting
overseas. spss, y. ~
war talks and careful studies OF the
great war will take precedence over
other topics in the discussion OF cur
rent events at the ffteen,mipute, nos
RODS daily for. the discussion OF cur
rent events, and the teachers will take,
up the study Of the war In order to be
able to pass correst information on to-
Groups Of junior fopr;minute speak'
ers will be oragnized In the various
other IN making specifies on var r., SAY e. :,
topics; certificatss Of merit viii Ehs
making the best speeches.
Every child will BIO made to realize
that the paramount issue. is to win.
their war. ard their part in the win :;
ming of the war will be constantly en- =
phasized, and an endeavor made BY. the
teaching force to keep tho interest OF
the student body from haESinE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-18
WILL SUE COMPANY
Daughter 81 Old-Time Richmond Fa-
Norftc Alleges breach of Thea
trfCnI Contract.

Miss Symonia Bonifacc and her
mother. Mrs. GeSreg L. Boniface. Will
leave this morning for New York.
where Miss Bonifacc will enter suit
againstl The Very Idea" thcatrica
company for alleged breach of con
tract, through which she WAS COM
PEELED to sever her connection with IL
Just beforc its first appearance here
Friday night.
Miss Boniface is the daughter of
George H. Boniface. who WAS Rich
mond favoritc before the War Be-
tween the States. Just before the
initial performance of ''rhc Very Idea
here she was attacked by "A cold
which prevented her filling her role
Because of this. il is alleged, she Was
dismissed from the company, hence the
threatened suit
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-18
CRUTCHFIELD PUZZLED
Not Know Whether or Not n.
|es Right to Try Case Against
! Soldier.

yer OF State courts 10 nrornc,,
trs iolating State laws was The
on raised in Justice Crutchfieid,
II tuesday morning, when Clarence
ker, a soldier from Admission. Ala
Nrraigned on charge Of intoxica !.
SSand assault upon w. o. Rick, a
questioned his own right 70 han-
NE case. and continued il for Ton
Nto await a decision on the mattnr
monwealth's Attorney Wise ex.
Nd the opinion that the Justice
ne power to try such cases. There
81 " uncer which civil cases NAV he
&ued until after the. war at the
Nit OF the military authorities. bnt
W the opinion of several attornevs
IN ne court would be within its
IA In acting on the case ~"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-18
WILL VISIT BOSTON
Members OF Dock, River and Harbsr
Committee ArranEes t. Attend =
Waterways C0aventi0a. -.

The Council Committee on Docks.
River and Harbor held a special meet
ing last night to arrange plans for at
tending the ATLANTIC Deeper waterways
Convention at Boston neKt week. AZ
ter some discussion 1t was decided tina {.
each member who is going must In
form the clerk OF that fact by ~
o'clock Saturday morning. !"
1t MS probable that there will be
eight or ten in tho Richmond party
York to Boston will be made by boat.