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About People
Moyemsnta Of individuals To AND
From The City.
AT- H0T11.S.

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McLars-E. R. Taught. Msnningson'
L. B. Parrear. Terra Alta; ]. r. Bennett
Elkins; B. w. Day. Elkins; L. b, san
derson, Parkersburg; J. =. morn,
CiarkshurE; H V. Fawler, ClarSsourg;
". r ss,soni PINE S Gi9Isf; s. Elk III NeAfS
WtnAsor-Eddie Stanbler, Hunting
ton; George l. Cryles. Charleston.
1o9sr1[J. II. Clark. Fairmont: A. E.
Rothlisberger, Warrington; j: II: wal
ker. Sistersville; Charles L. Burke,
Grafton; c. A. Dotson. Huntington.
Miss Mamie Piepers Of Cameron. W.
Va. Is spending several days visiting
at the home Of Mrs. Donley, OF Four
tenth street.
ter, of Zanesvillei are visiting friends
Mrs. D. j. Marcus and daughter. Of
Mingo are spending the week visiting
Ar. and Mrs. John cummins. Of Fair
mont. are visiting friends in this city.
Miss Esther Cunningham. OF Middle
ton. Pa, WASH the city yesterday Wis
MI. and Mrs. Henry W. Baker Of
Port Washington, o. left the city yes
tertiay after a delightful visit with
friends In the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Friend left the
city yesterday for their home in Wells.
-. Attorneys ]. 8. Ritz and 4. ]. Porter
spANt the day in Moundsville on bust
ness Yesterday.
H C Underwood. clerk Of the board
Of county commissioners, was called to
Washington. Pa. yesterday to attend
the funeral OF an uncle.
q Miss Ethel Kittle has resumed her
0utie1 ~ Stenographer 10 the clerk or
the board Of county commissioners.
George Abrams city permit clerk, was
called to New Cumberland yesterday, to
attend the funeral Of q sister.
Mrs John d. Parks and Miss Carrie
Cullen, Of Richmond, Va. are the
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sups INTO POLE.

c. II. Becker was slightly injured
yesterday morning when his machine
skiddcd and crashed into a telegraph
pole at Third and Main streets. The
car was almost totally wrecked. but Mr..
Becker's injuries while painful are not
regarded as serious.
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RIVER rEHEeRAMs.

DAVIS ISLAND DAM-y.8 Icct. rs
ing; clear.
MORGANTOWN- feet, falling;
clear.
Oil CITY-5.6 feet. stationary; clear.
WARREN feet. stationary; clear.
STEU feet. rising;
TARKERsBURG-l3. feet. falling;
clear.
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.PATR0NESSES FOR
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MUSICAL EVENT
HD1uH1 or H1o1~u9 Wo1U1
FAVE RIM 0Ko111 ~ "a.
TR0A10030 301 0o10103 or
PAUIfB3 00O114x23G
Concert b1 Famous musicians VIM -
Held In thS Court 9AsA<R0 o. =.
1lAy g.

Patronesscs' have been selected for
the concert of the Paulisti Choristers
which will be given on Thursday even
ing May 6, at the Court Theatre. under
their eminent director Father Finn.
This organization has been heard In oil
appeared here during the summer. The
seat sale Is going along splendidly,
boxes have been auctioned and great IN.
terest is being taken in the concert.
Exchange Of tickets will take place be.
ginning the first Of the week. Seats
will go on sale at the Court Theatre
box office on Saturday afternoon.
Several new numbers will be intro.
duced into the program here, by the
youthful singers Of the organization.
Besides the great concerted numbers
which will form an effective part Of tho
program arias from "Lskme." Madam
Butterfly and other favorite operas
be introduced by Master Billie Probst
an American boy. who has sung In three
hundred cities. Master Courtois, u
French boy. will sing some dainty new
songs arranged by Weckerlin and Fran
cesco Perlinson, an italian boy will
sing Neapolitan songs.
Following are the patronesses!
Mesdames:
J. ]. Conif. Bard.
c. A. House, Edward stifsL
George w. Norton, Fred Faris,
Leo Wolfe, Harry Truschel,
Russell Irvine, Seaton Alexander,
John B. Garden. John Coleman,
S. n. Noyes, T. A. BeattIe,
W. L. Weiss, J. A. Blum.
Harold Brennan. George J. Mathison,
f. J. McNulty. N. B. Kelly, =
J. Adam Hess, Flora Williams,
Elsa Gundling T. 8. Riley.
Duga, Riccardo Ricd.
Dora Neininger Dr.. Clara Sullivan,
Misses:
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I can say without offence today that
which called out the most angry feel
ings and the hardest language twenty
five years ago. I may doubt everything
today II only do 1t civilly.-Oliver
Wendell Holmes in 1882.
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fave Quest

The Rev. and Mrs. w. D. Reed. OF
FairInont avenue, have as their guests
for the district missionary convention.
Mrs. r. b. Nay. Of wheeling. presioentt
~ The state home missionary society OF
H. NJ = church and Mrs. S. X. Arbuth-
not, Of Buckhannon. conference secre,
tarv. They will remain here for Gay
Or iwo.-Fairmont Times
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Harry r. Brennan Roy Neck
psre,t-reach.r. nay

Parcnl- TcACheTS day was uUS0TNCu
Yesterday at the Elm Grove Public
school with An interesting program anu
a very excellent exhibition OF hand made
articles. the products Of the students OF
Domestic Art and Manual Training.
in attendance. who wire highly grail.
fled with the results CT the years work
Of the students
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ized in mental work. having taught at
the State school for Detectives In viz
GINA and Wyoming. po,-
Mr.. Linard is very we'll known IN Bel
laire, being in the real estate ana III
surancc business.
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ci1ic papartmant-

The Civic Department OF Ine
Woman's Club will hold meeting TINS
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the n. u =.
w. hall at which time Attorney j.
Liking for his subject. status OF
Women and Children in West Virginia..
At the conclusion of the address the
hartman for the next year will be
named. Mrs. ]. W. Bryan will kfeside
at today's meeting.
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mountaineering Herr.

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Johnson; %
Jav IN he the guests of Mr.. and Mrs;
Fred F.. Johnson at Edgdale. Mr.. and
here on their Honeymoon. having been
married on Monday at jamestown. MT J
Johnson is quite a pianist. and playee
several very entertaining nun'oes ~.
,ho i;iuanis Club luncheon at the NC
i'mrc Yesterday, where he and Mrs.
Johnson were guests Of honor.
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maYn R1AY.

CloVUE &boys =
Tho True Blue class Of the Betnie-
bcm Union Chapel will present the
lever little three act comedy. The MID
ister's Wife's New Bonnet, at tne
Sherrard High school this evening, ana
II is hoped that large crowd WIN De IN
attendance as the proceeds Will De useo
for very worthy charitable purpose.
The following will take part:
Misses:
r.hoI ,yavman. Helen Hemmen.
E.',h Schnhert Gertrude Book,
Mary Bender carrie uo'in'
Mrs. Herbert Miller,
Messrs:
Everett Hemmen, Ernest BOOK.
Alpha Pt Dance.
Comics of the following lnvltation1
we're received by q large NUMBER Oh
local people, giving promise OF q very
nIeasant evening on May seventh;
The Alpha ri Alumni FRATERNITY
Requests the pleasure o. your company
At n Shirt Waist Dance
Friday evening May Z. l?Zo
AZ the Elks Home. Martins Ferry, ONO
DANCING Novelty, Miss Louisa Mulianey
Seals Novelty Orchestra
Committee:
Larkin. Wcpo'
Freeman, ZONES
Davies. "aue'
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Last night proved gala one at the
Court theatre when Mitzi Hajos. the
charming little Austrian actress ap
peared in Head Over Heels Tor inc
fourth presentation of the piece ;vo al
Wheeling. Many box parties were given
and the theatre was packed. There was
quite a large attendance from surround
Mitzi. who has charmed the country
for the past two seasons. Will return
to Budapest the latter part OF May, al
ter a three weeks rest at Philadelphia,
following the close OF her engagement
in Atlantic City next week, to return
to America. however. which she loves
dearly. early in the fall when she VIII
Immediately start rehearsals in new
The following held boxes last night:
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Holloway. party OF
four: Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Wagner ana
party Of nine and Mr.. and Mrs. Garth
Hcarne and party.
Young Mems Club.
The second Of series or spring
dances to be given by the Young Mems
Club Of Bcllairc, will be held this even
ing in the Hub building. in Bellaire.
music furnished by special or.
chestra. Quite large number Of
Young people from this side Of the
river have planned to attend this even
ing's dance and very pleasant even
ing is promised by the committee which
is composed OF the following:
MessrS:
Krcitzcr. chairman. Fankhauser,
Ault. Schramm'
Hall. Stlger'
Zastudil, Bippus.
Dramatic Art Students
This evening in the auditorium or the
Elk's Club the students OF Dramatic
Art of the Lima Hennig-Sherman
School Of Expression will present two
shakespearean plays beginning prompt
NIGHTS Dream" a comedy In three acts.
will be presented by the junior stu
dents. The adult class will present
Twelfth Night" also a comedy In three
acts. Miss Mary Norton will sing sew
eral numbers in her usual charming
manner.
A large number Of the students from
Triadelphia District High school, most
ly members OF the Senior class. will at
tend the performance OF the amateur
theatricals this evening.
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Honorary Event

Complimcnting Mrs. John D. Parks
and Miss Carrie Cullen, both Of Rich
mand, Va, who are the guests Of Mr.;
and Mrs. Alexander Glass Of Kenwood
Place, Mr. and Mrs. D. Garth Hearne en-,
tertained last evening with a delightful
informal function. At six o'clock din
ner was enjoyed at the Fort Henry CLUB
and later the merry party attended Inc
Court theatre to see charming Mitzi IN
Head Over Heels"
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r.inarSl-Mcarpth

Coming a surprise 10 me many
friends of MIR. J. l.. Linard, of Bellairc.
IL the announcement Of his marriage to
Miss Elizabeth McGrath of Des Moincs.
Iowa, which took place at the parsonage
Of the First Presbyterian church OF
Martin Gibson. officiating. The happy
couple have just returned from trip
TO Pittsburgh and will take up their
residence a: Edghll, Bellairc:
The bride was graduated from West
High school in Dcs Moines. attended the
University Of Michigan and was gradu-
atcd from the art department of Thorn
AZ Normal Training school in Detroit.
Fer the past two years she has special
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Speakers Named

Miss Margaret Carter and Mr.. Harold
Harpfcr were named rs the speakers OF
the Senior class of Triadelphia District
high school for the COMMENCEMENT eN-
rrcises which will be held the latter
part Of next month. While definite de-
tails for the commencement arc incom-
plcte as Yet, plans indicate n very in
tcrcstinE time for the young people.
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Spring Dance

Invitations were issued yesterday for
the Spring dance to b. given by the
Ladies Carroll Social Club on Wedncs-
day evening. May to be held in the
auditorium of the Carroll Club. Dane
ing will he from $3.50 until one o'clock
with an intCrmiSsion at 1880 when
luncheon will be served in the club DIN
inr room. Jacobs Novelty orchestra
will furnish ;he musical program. Mrs.
Annette Cree and Miss sara FITZPATRICK
are the chairnen and the following COM
pose the COMMITTEES:
Misses
Marie Zocllcrs Margaret Manion
Gene Carney Agnes Greene
Loretta Armbruster
Mesdnmes.
n T. simon barbara Faust
George Hollcr James Baoo
Charles Vaughn
McssrS.
James Flynn tiarcncc ieager
Bernard Alexander harold thompson
Walter Gribhcn Joe Nolan
Thomas McShane Vim. Brannen
Frank Roth ADRIAN Ciarh
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Dinner Dance

The Country Club will be the, seen
Of a merry gathering OF society folk o
the city on Saturday night, the occasion
the management Of the popular hill to-
resort. This is the second Of these de
lightful affairs to be held this Seaso
and gives promise Of being a highl
successful and enjoyable event. BESIDE
the many who make reservations 10
ming TO arrive late for the dance alone
Music for the favorite pastime Will
furnished by Won Berg's orchestra.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29
PRESIDENT CONTINUES
FUEL ADMINISTRATION
Powers of Body Arc Lodged In Conn
mtttec Of I'onr by Exccu-
tilH OrdtSoA
II. SIIIN-ET

WASHINGTON. Ecu. 2s.-Prcsident
Wilson today by executive order con-
Il the fuel administration. lodging
us power in 4 committee Of four
The functions OF the fuel aduinIstra-
ton have been exercised by The rail-
road administration, which Is going out
OF business March l: The fuel situation
was represented to the President as so
serious as warrantinE the continuance
OF control by governmental agency.
Tho following arc designated to conf
pose the commission: a. p Howe. Rem
brandt Pcale. T.. NJ. whiltacker and j.
l.. Fisher.
Tho executive order also re-cstab-
fishes the Underwater Coal Exchange,
the agency through which bunker coal
was handled by the fuel administra-
tion. and which was discontinued be-
fore the resignation OF DR.. Garfield as
fuel administrator.
THE Presidents order is cfiectlvs
until April 80. 1920. when il Will cease
to be operative automatically unless
otherwise ordered.
The order said the action was taken
because OF the present emergency and
in order to insure an adequate supply
and equitable distribution. and to
facilitate the movement. and to pre-
vent locally or generally. scarcity OF
coal"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29
ODD, Interesting and
Out of the Ordinary
Paragraphs Cslled From
Neaos of a Day From AU
Parts Of the World.

SIX hat with d fakish tit over Yer the
rtEh. ear. the Prince OF Wales has esq
s pi,dna ror his popularity with tho
cltnohed his worldwide popularity in
ms ms young days BY adjusting his plug
Wales Iau ssss S1bgie' The pt TN es0 OF
erai style in England. after a close
study OF tho poise OF Admiral Boatty's
LONDON. Feb. 2S--Thc use OF air
S "nss;, ~ certain KINDS Of crimes is a
Intention" says Sir Nevii Macneady.
the chief oommissioner. Police air.
pisnes arc being considered as the
pest protection against dying thieves.
CHICAGO. Fob. 2s.-Tho oue.room
mai with kitchcnette and conccaicd
bed. Is big factor bearing on high
.r rem B., tSnds TO bring about race suicide
cordfng TO building contractors, who
.pneared today before tho City Council
committee Investigating rents rho
fon.sactors held out littlo hone for Il
present building code be Changed and
homes.
ROME. Frldny., Feb. 27.--The maid
Ferrara and have Unanimously adopted
a resolution regarding their claims
These include among others the de-
nan .or fortnight's vacation so that
oxpensc OF their employers. who dur
ins That time must pay them doubio
wages ewing to the expenses at sum
cigarettes daily thfouTS So te tho Year Two
War Baker turned deftly on one OF
MS critics in an-.address in Brooklyn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29
BORDER STATES ARR RANCE
FOR PEACE WITH RUSSIA
Financial Experts Advise the Supreme Council That Trade
Conditions Between Europe and America
Must Be Readusted.

to lay plans for participation in the
eventual tremendous commercial de-
Nolopment of Russia.
The council turned aside from die
cuesions OF International finance and
economics today, in order to take up
the report of the subcunfcrenco on tho
Armenian massacres. II was decided
20 take immediate measures TO deal
With tho situation and romovc the
menace 10 the safety of The Christian
population OF Armenia.
The food situation in Germany was
exported to be very unsatisfactory,
The people are now receiving loss than
half the normal number OF food call
cries. She food situation IN Austria.
hnnEar? and Poland was taken up
Financial exports called Ia by the
couRcH were unanimous regarding the
necessity Of rcadjuSting trade condi-
tions between Europe aud America. It
il estimated that Americas trade ball
anco. against Europe is nearly one bill
lion pounds sterling and that exchange
conditions will grow much worse un
less corrective measures arc taken.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29
AMERICAN MINING ENGINEER
SLAIN BY MEXICAN BANDITS
Raid Z. s. Post -ORce at Ruby, killing
Alexander Frazier and Dangerous
ly Woundlng His Brother.
I BY Universal Service.

NoG ALPS. ARII.. Feb. 28.--Mexican
bandits today raided tho post ofiice at
Ruby killing Alexander Frazier. min
ing engineer and assistant postmaster,
and wounding John Frazier. his
brother. The latter Is In u critical
condition. il is said.
The raid was made early today, the
two brothers battling furiouslY, but
unavailingly. with the superior force
OF attackers.
The dead man formerly was q resi-
dent OF Los Angeles and San Diego.
4 hot trail was picked up by posses
border line. according 10 the shcri:fs
Office. That the pursuers may cross
the border in pursuit OF the murdc:ers
is rega rded here as Il likely possibility.
Late descriptions OF tho band OF
raiders indicated there were at least
four men in the band. Two hundred
dollars in cash and other valuables
were taken from the post office.
The Frazier brothers we're members
OF n pioneer family In Santa Cruz
County.
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of the road upon i.s return to private
1T ' Al The meeting w; d.
pointed general SUPERINTENDENT
Other officers elected at the meet
ing include Eppa Iiuntcn. Jr., general
counsel: u. *. Kellogg. treasurer:
W. +. Terry. assistant secretary; w. -.
Garr;;'k; s an auditor; J. II. Nor
Suncr;ntendcnt OF transportation: l.. *.
Grady. trainmaStcr: T. X. Gooch,
engineer maintenance OF way: L. NJ.
Hastings. principal assistant engineer:
II J. War;hen. superintendent of mo-
i've pe,wer: Douglas Call Ipaymas.er
vim. superintendent OF tho Potomac
,erday by he Virginian hallway Com
pany al Norfolk include:
S. NJ Ads!t, traffic manager; W. S.
Saunders. general freight agent: l.. W.
agent. With offices at Norfolk. VA.
Few Change. E1pectcd.
Railway also stated YESTERDAY 'oai 40
Richmond shops; 1t is. declared iiow-
departments OF the various railroads
touching, here are larger than neces,,
sary and may be somewhat reduced
Lists OF appointments and promo
tons were given out yesterday by on
Cials or The Seaboaru AIR Line Gall-
These appointments include:
b. c. Prince, freight traffic man
aser, Norfolk Office; G. p. Ryan. pas
j. NJ. Jones. general development
agent. Norfolk office; r. T.. Raub.
superintendent dining cars. Washing
ton office: G. ". kimbic. general mail
and express agent. Norfolk Office;
". c. Moore. freight Claim agent,
Portsmouth office: w. V. Gresham, as
sistant to first vice president, Norfolk
office; l.. I. Chcatham, assistant to first
vice president. Norfolk Office.
New Omecrs Named.
In the development department OF
the company, j.. d. Mays has been APP
pointed assistant general development
agent. in charge Of the territory of
the line in Florida, Georgia and Ala
bama Howard Curry was also nD-
| pointed development agent. Office ut
territory OF the seaboard In Florida
and South. Others included L. Can
| tell. appointed development agent at
Savannah. Gn.; j: N Mcbride, do1elop-
ment agent In charge OF South Caro-
lima territory on the East Carolina
I division; c. ]. Hayden, development
agent. In charge Of Virginia and North
| Carolina, and J. w Scott. agricultu-
| raj agent ut Hamlet, n. c.
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IBy Universal Servicc.I

LONDON. Feb. 2s.-Steps toward ar
ranGement Of peace with Russia will
be tnkcp by the foreign ministers Of
Poiand. Roumania, Letvil. Lithuania
and Esihouia AZ II meeting to be held
IN warsaw. with tho sanction OF the
allied supreme council. Although
peace has already been concluded be-
tween Esthonia and the Soviet govern
mcnt. the former may be Included in
general treaty covering all the border
States.
Tho decision, to hold tho peace con-
Terence az Warsaw, which follows the
tcptatiVc peace terms from Moscow
Is the most encouraging move yet
made toward the restoration of peace
The fact thSt passports ARE being is
sued by the British foreign office 10
business men going TO Estkonia with
the implied Understanding that they
VIII &c rs Ssed across tho Esihonian
border into Russia is another favor
able indication. II is also an indica-
;ion that British interests are prompt
in taking advantage OF the opportunity
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29
jury Acauitx woman.

MEMPHIS. TENN. Feb: 2s.-NIrs. J.
r. Kcllams, charged with murder in
the lrst degree for the shooting of
Mrs. Mart Smalley at Bingh amton, July
81; 19t$, was. acquitted by jury, IN
Criminal Court here today. She pleaded
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29
SUPREME COUNCIL ACTS
IN ARMENIAN 0UTRAGES
Warming Given sultan Recently b.
England In Called to Com
nlfssfon's Attention.
my .Atsoclatcd Press.


LONDON. Feb. 2S.--Tho military OK
ports wero called before tho BRIEF az.
ternoon session OF tho supreme coun-
ell. whom reports OF tho Armenian
hassaetes were further discussed. Just
what the council wanted Of tho ex-
perls wns not explained, but IL IL Off.
ciany announced tonight tho council
has ugreod to deal with the situation
immediately.
In this connection It is recalled that
Great Britain recently warned tho Sul-
tan that unloss the Turkish govern
mcnt ceased what wore termed "un-
civilized PRACTICES" the council would
impose moro severe .poaco terms than
tho mcmbers'at that time were disposed
TO lay down. Honce no great signiti.
cameo Is attached to the. presence Of
tho military men at today's meeting. It
being pointed out that tho pressure
tary on an effective scale, but 1t Is
hoped to bring the country into limo
the hands Of tho council.
Premier Lloyd George left London
tonight, and will be away until Mon
day. Most of the other members arc
remaining in the city over Sunday, and
Will hold informal conferences.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29
RAIL EXECUTIVES
NAME THEIR AIDS

-,, IIzonlInuod FROM First Page.9
cha1ges viii gradually be pad. 70 ,a,-
doubted by officials. 80 nv
LIP 70 the present time prepa ration.
Ier tbe return of The roads 10 their
owners has taken the form OF the IN
pointnaent of several new officern and
some REORGANIZATION OF existing execu.
1--WE f1yceH of various roads
Directors OF tin: Richmond Eredcr,
icksbyTE and Potomac RAILROAD. a,
sfockholders' fncsting in New York the
IattsV part Of iasi week, elected Nor.
nany NF. Calf. a. Richmondor. was
formerly secretary OF tho company.
ns VIII take up his new duties nj
-. n. White Reelected.
WHiiaH II. White WAS rereiected
presidsnt OF the road at tho stock.
holders meeting, but as far az could
be learned tho stockholders decided
upon no drastic changes in the policy
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STORM WARNINGS DISPLAYED
FROM NORFOLK TO BuSTON
Snow Predicted for Today In the Mid
die Atlantic states anu Colder
Weather Forecast for Tomorrow.

WASHINGTON, Feb. ey.---.Advisory
southeast storm warnings were orr
dered displayed tonight on tho At
lantic Coast from Norfolk TO Boston.
A storm developing over Alabama was
moving rapidly northeaStward, ac-
>cordlng to reports TO tho Weather HUI
rta.. and strong c,StelIy Minds With
snow arc indicated for tho next
twepty-four hours.
urcd by trough OF low pressure. OK
tcndimg. from the lower lakes TO the
West Gulf Coast. with several dis
tnct ccntors OF low pressure.
Snow Is indicated tor Sunday In tho
north portion OF the Middle Atlantic
States and rain in the South Atlantic
Ii viii be decided colder in Ten
nessee and the East Gulf States sun
day and much colder weather Monday
will ovcrspread Northern Florida and
tho Atlantic Coast districts.