William G. Parsons, to be first lieutenant of Company II, Fourth Infantry, from January 31.
Second Lieutenant L. A. Carter, to be first lieutenant of Company II, Fourth Infantry, from February 5.
Second Lieutenant Franklin Edwards, to be first lieutenant of Company I, Fourth Infantry, from February 2.
Second Lieutenant Leonidas N. Kline, to be first lieutenant of Company M, Fourth Infantry, from March 2.
Second Lieutenant Ant John Izard, to be first lieutenant of Company I, Fourth Infantry, from March 11.
John K. Moss, to be second lieutenant of Company I, Fourth Infantry, from January 31.
Richard H. Nottingham, to be second lieutenant of Company II, Fourth Infantry, from January 31.
First Sergeant Robert A. Wilson, to be second lieutenant of Company C, Fourth Infantry, from February 5.
Joseph W. Bennett, to be second lieutenant of Company II, Fourth Infantry, from March 2.
Sergeant Harry K. Tripp, to be second lieutenant of First Company, Coast Artillery, from March 13.
The resignation of C. S. Carter as captain of artillery and assistant professor at Virginia Military Institute has been accepted.
The transfer of Second Lieutenant Frank P. Kvant, Company K, First Infantry, to the National Guard reserve of Virginia, has been approved.
HIGH LIFE IN BRISTOL
"High" Moore in the Post  Than Otherwise.
In the midst of protests, prices and trusts were firmly guarded.
BRISTOL, VA., March 9.?Bristol tonight entered her protest against the high cost of living in a mass meeting at the V. M. C. A. auditorium, under the auspices of civic organizations. General gardening, extending to families of both rich and poor, was urged, and an organization was formed to carry out such a plan.
Service Bank Clerks Organized. 