PHIVIMOtiliS OK CM'IIS
ISXTISNDKD TO SOLDIERS
[Special to The Times-Dispatch.]
LYNCHBURG, VA., April 12.?The officers and men of Troop C. Richmond Blues, who are doing military police duty here, have been extended the full privileges of the organizations by the Oakwood Country Club, the Piedmont Club and the Young Men's Christian Association. It is expected that similar privileges will be extended to the Petersburg teams, which company has been sent here to aid in policing the railway bridges and tunnels about Lynchburg.
Reports Auto Stolen.
This Universal Motor Company reported to the police last night that a touring car had been stolen about 7 o'clock while standing in front of Went Broad Street.
PRINCIPAL OF HAMPTON
CALLS NEGROES TO FLAG
Dr. H. H. Krissell Send In?plrlnit I,et
(cr to 4irai1unt?? of Institute,
Whoa? l.ojnlt}- He Invukw.
[Special to The Times-Dispatch.]
HAMPTON, VA., April 1?.?Dr. H. B.
Krissell, principal of Hampton Institute, is sending the following letter to all Hampton graduates, calling on them to mobilize their forces in the national crisis:
"We are now at war with the German government," he writes, "because the German government first made war on us, sinking our ships, without warning, and in defiance of all laws of humanity, leaving women and children."  Children and other non-combatants to perish of exposure in open boats at sea. Germany has plotted against the peace and safety of our land, endeavoring to stir up Mexico against us, and now the newspapers charge that she has sent agents through the South for the purpose of inciting the colored people to disloyalty. It may be that in some districts a few, in their bitterness, have listened to evil counselors. 