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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-29
DEATHS

LEVY Died. Thursday. May Is. 1914.
at 80 T.. NJ. MRS. ROSENA LEVY.
rel!ct OF Leopold Levy. at her resi-
ucncc, 20.3 West Grace Street
Funeral THIS tFridav) AFTER
SOON at j. 30 o'clock from the resi-
dence. Family and friends invited 10
attend without further notice. Please
omit flowers.
CoMBES. Died. at $50 - NJ. al tho
residence OF his parents. 1903 brook
Road, Thursday, May -. 1914, IToE-
EST GARLAND comics. aged six
months, son Of John w and LIliv
Carter Combcs
Funeral win tako place from tho
residence THIS CFriday) AFTEW-
NOON at o'clock.
cCWARDIN-Th remains or MISS
FLOR ALICE coWAEDiN. Who died
IN Tucson, Ari, sunday. May -. viii
. arrive in Richmond Saturday morn
ing. May 30. The funeral VIM take
place from the chapel at HOLLYWOOD
al u o'clock. Miss Cowardln was n
daughter of the late william l.. and
Camilla 4. Coward!n. and IS survived
BY four brothers and one sister
John Alfonso. DIR J.. NJ. samuel pom
d!cton. Robert ". and Mrs w W.
spratley.
PCKYEAR.-Dic ut 1880 l.. ST.. MAY
.s. u. i. pUKIEAk at his residence,
5p22 West Clay street.
Funeral notice later
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ISptNlttI 10 TIC IIIntS- DlSDatch.l
Lynchhurg, Va, May 2S.-Jamcs l..
Jones. II resident OF .Lyuchburg, who
was stricken with meningitis while
visiting relatives in Amherst County.
ana Retreat. having been i'll three
weeks. lie was born in Rock bridge
county sixty-uno years ago. lie had
liNrd here seven years, and was q mem :
Der of Franklin Street baptist Church.
Ills VIE and six children survive Tn,
children are Misses Mamie. Sallie and
Laura Jones and Harry and Douglass
Homes. OF this city. and Morris Jones,
of l.cNinEton.
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f.OlIHcDpi I'tcronl.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.
Norfolk. Va. May 2S.--Giuscppi pie
ron!. a handmnstcr attached To this
station. died at the naval hospital yes
to-day Ut the age OF hfty-seven years
AFTER nearly thirty years in tho naval
service lie is survived hy his WIFE
Mrs. corinua Picroni, living AT 327 lin
coln Street. The funeral services were
held ut the naval hospital at 1880
o'clock to-day with military honors.
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that's all you need to know"

For several years she served as Its
president. She was treasurer of the
Young Womais Christian Association
Tor many years.
The funeral Will take place this at
tcrnoon at D o'clock from the residence
OF Mrs. larwood. lnicrncnt will be
made In Hollywood Cemetery.
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.cciai to TIE Times. l

Especial to The Times Dispatch.]
Lynchbure. Va. May 2S.-Mrs. Susan
Duncan. aged ciehty-scvcn years. died
Yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock at the
home OF her nephew. r. T. Blanks. 100
Frcdonia Avenue. she Is survived by
one eister. Miss Minerva Ramsey,
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NIrN. Eth IInll.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
Lynchhurg, Va, May 2S.--Airs Eta
Hail. wifo OF Frank Hall. died yest.r-
Campbell County. Mrs Hall WAS forty
two years Of age. Her death was due
to blood poisoning.
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Especial TO The Times Dispatch
Gilbert. Va. May 2s-Mrs Adcline
Singleton. widow OF Gus Singleton died
at her home at Dundas last night, and
VIII he buried tomorrow morning at
10 O'Clock at her late residence. She
was about seventy years old. Her hus-
band died about FIVE years ago.
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Mrs. :. T.. Warren.

Mrs: :. l.. warren. sevcnty-nine wears
old. died on Tuesday. She was The
mother OF eight children. as follows
George II. Warren. of Rushmere. va /;
y, ~ warren. Of Snlithhcld. Va: C. c.
warren. of Baltimorc: Mrs. N. V sykes.
OF Smithheld. Mrs. w. i. Gwaltuey. of
gid MIL, Va: Mrs y. J. Bell, of Itata.
Va: Mrs. Is. i. Dews. OF Runnyinedc.
She also leaves thitry-on. grandchiI-
4ren and tweniy-four great Erandch!i-
dren The funeral took place yestcr-
DAY from Mil swamp Baptist Church
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FUNERAL NOTICE

I'KOMAfER.-Th funeral Of MRS. <
NJ fROMMER viii take place TO
DAY at S.20 from ST. Johns German
Evangelical Church. corner Eighth
and Marshall Strcets
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

WANTED. by two young mon. board
In suburban home or farm which
will not interfere with daily work IN
kichnond. Address North seventh
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spoFc on the bill to-day. Senators
oliver and Du Pont opposed repeal. and
Senator Wost favored It,
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Black and white effects are
strong for summer, practical,
too, and there's no place out
side of this store where you
can see a better assortment.
White Flannel or Serge
Trousers with a Blue Serge
Coat, Berry Straw and
White Canvas Shoes, spiced
with a selection from our
Shirt display, add chicness
and comfort to any man.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-11-06

Turkeys army and navy are both ranked nine
teenth among the armies and navies Of the world.
the Boston Globe remarks. While her army is
fairly well organized and has q war strength OF
100000. which is oply $4,000 behind that Of Great
Britain, her feet ID practically non-existent In
fact, until 1910 the sultan had systematically dis
mantled the navy. for fear that It would turn
against him as 1t had turned against his predeces-
sor. Abd-ulAziz.
The peace strength Of Turkeys army IL 100000
men, She is able to draw upon 100000 reserves.
bringing her war strength up to 100000 The
population of Turkey is little more than 25.000.-
900. and OF this number fully 100000 could be
drawn In case Of necessity.
Before the new regime was inaugurated in 1910.
military service had been obligatory ON al Mus
sulmans. Christians being excluded, but under
obligations to pay military exoneration tax Of
$3.50 for every 135 males between the ages Of
fifteen and seventy-nve. Under the new regime,
however. all "Ottomans" are subject to military
service. although under certain conditions exemp-
tion Il purchasable.
Active service in the Turkish army lasts nine
years. OF this the soldiers are three or four
years with the colors and the rest Of the time
they are reserves. In Of necessity all males
up to the age Of seventy can be called upon to
join the colors
The navy has been On the decline ever since
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-11-06
TURKISH ARMY RANKS NINETEENTH


the catastrophe Of sindps in 1859. when : Rss-
sian heet practically hnnihilated the Turkish
wooden vessels. The sultan, Abd-ulAxis, with
the aid Of British oflcefs, succeeded In creating
an imposing feet Of ironclads constructed In Eng
lish and French yards but his successor. Abdul
Hamid. pursued settled policy Of reducing the
heet to impotency. Most of the ships that were
added we're built in American. British or Italian
yards.
In 1910 1t was voted to spend 81, 900 900 in
rehabilitating the navy. The result II that Tur.
key now has two modern battleships Of the first
class. the Reshadi-Hamiss and the Reshad v.
both with 2300o-ton displacement. Besides
these she also has one battleship Of the cruiser
type and three battleships Of the older type. She
has two nrstclass cruisers. two secondclass cruis
ers and one third-class cruiser. The rest Of the
feet IL made mp by two gunboats. two monitors,
ten destroyers and eight torpedo boats.
The personnel Of the navy was formerly drawn
from the army. from 1000 to 5000 joining the
navy each year. But under the present regime
during the reorganization and reconstruction Of
the navy, the draft of men ID made direct Brit,
ish o1ncers were engaged to train the men and tc
assist In the reorganization The naval force
numbers, omcers and men. about thirty thousand
While the navy ID small. its potency II greatly
Increased By the strategic position Of Turkeys
naval base. Coastantinopla
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-11-06

spirited war propaganda and propaganda OF con-
quest The precedents of history were all one
tale Of the collapse Of civilizations and the dan
gers of the time were manifest"
The swiftness Of the collapse 10 represented -
its most terrible feature.
The older civilization rotted and crumbled
down, but this civilization Of modern Europe was,
a. 1t were, blown up Within the space OF nve
years It was altogether disintegrated and DO
stroyed. Up to the very eve Of the explosion one
sees a spacious spectacle Of incessant advance.
q worldwide security. enormous areas Of highly
organised industry and settled populations. gigan-
tic cities spreading gigantically. the seas and
oceans dotted with shipping. the land netted with
rails and open ways. Then. suddenly. the German
cannons are heard and We are in the beginning
of the end!
Already the financial fabric staggered with
those first sounds. With the destruction Of the
American feet In the North Atlantic and the
smashing conflict which ended the naval existence
Of Germany In the North sea, with the burning
and wreckage Of billions Of pounds worth Of prop
erty IN the four cardinal cities Of Europe the
hopeless costliness Of war came homo for the
hrst time to the consciousness Of mankind. Credit
went down in . whirl Of selling. Money vanished.
and. 1t its disappearance,> trade and industry
came to IN end The economic world fell dead.
Wherever there were great populations. great
masses found themselves without work. without
money and unable to get food. Famine waS In
every working class quarter within three weeks
Of the beginning Of the war; Within . month
there was not city IN which ordinary law and
social procedure had not been replaced by some
form Of emergency control And, swiftly. the
famine spread to the rich."
The great nations and empires tscame but
names"
= N-t
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-11-06

destruction. in which the German artillery marked
Its senith. In no one section Of the Ruins Of Ber
lin or Vienna are the ravages of French Rus
si<n artillery 30 complete. Unter den Linden, It
10 to be noted. crumbled 40 q mass only after the
great thaw of $780,
Eiffel Tower-Originally 1t stood upright. Over.
thrown in the first German Bombardment Of 1914.
1t ID constructed entirely Of steel, and contains
2,64s.650 separate pieces and s.456S24 rivets Be-
meath 1t flows the Seine, with the Trocadero
Marshes. Inhabited BY fishing tribes 90 per cent
Of whose catches are claimed by the Republic.
(See Dried Fish,
Salmon began coming up the Seine in the year
1878. shad A. D. zoos. It was feared at first that
they might, mutually and reciprocally. extermi-
nate each other. but the shoals Of nsh proved to
such q suicidal act
So run certain pages Of the chapter Paris" of
the Guide to the Ruins Of Europe" which was
prepared to warn the nations against the great
war. 1t was not issued In time. The great war
broke out too soon. The brochure foresees .
time when gold itself will be worthless in Europe.
"All factories will be closed" its preface runs.
AL railroads win stop. all commerce will be par
alyzed, and the countrysides. ravaged BY war and
neglect. viii no longer have food for their own
populations In the cities piles Of ruins decimat-
ed by commandments. old men. women and chill.
dren will riot in famine. All provisions win be
finally with the armies, and the armies win con-
tinue nghting-to kill each other on and get pos
session of the precious foodstufRs!
Such is the black picture of the brochure. 1t
quotes freely from The War In the Air." by H. @.
Wells. published as long ago ~ 190S-9. In 1t the
English philosopher brings America into the uni
versal mixup. q result Of which the nne order
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-11-06

and welfare of society crumpled like an exploded
bladder, In i've short years the world and the
scope of human life underwent . retrogressive
change as great as that between the age OF the
Antonines and the Europe Of the ninth century" ;"
Wells remarkable book makes passionately In
teresting reading at this moment. 1t shows how,
up to the very beginning Of the great war. the
movement of the world seemed wholly beneficial
to mankind. Sustaining and constructive forces
seemed to more than balance the malign drift OF
chance and the natural ignorance Of prejudice
blind passion and wicked selfseeking OF mankind
Men said, indeed, that moral organization was not
keeping pace with physical progress. but few at-
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-11-06

L8C4C0s my AAOoA4AA4o w Wv
phrases. Few realized that
the accidental balance on the
side Of progress was far
slighter and infinitely moro
complex and delicate in its
adjustments than the masses
suspected.
They say their armies
and navies grew larger and
more portentous; some Of
their ironclads, ut the least,
cost a. much - their whole
annual expenditure upon ad-
vanced education. They &C.
cumulated explosives. and
machinery Of destruction:
they allowed their national
traditions and jealousies to
pile up; they contemplated
q steady enhancement Of
race hostility ~ the races
drew closer together without
concern or understanding.
and they permitted the
growth in their midst Of evil
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-11-06

UST before the breaking of the great war
Q brochure calling attention to its dan
gers to European civilization was on the
point Of appearing simultaneously in all
the capitals.
A wealthy peace society. which has the
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-06

FOR SALE narebin n usen auiomo-
bile 1873 model Maxwell 30 Run hess
than 2Ooo miles sist co. T. Chad
dick A Go. slbU
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Tho field ~ congressional erplfantr
ln North Carolina this year 10 unusual.
~ isigc
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wANrEp Money IN amounts -
from one 90 zen Thousand. Tor building
ln tho Cospus reach Addition. sidney
Alien $40
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Scr In,,ls, al th. p..es.

The Caller IL authorised 90 announce
JUDGE PAT WHELAN a. a cahJi-
date Tor re election a. Justice 81 the
Peace o. rreclnot Sumbar one. sub
iec, 20 the action d the democratic pFi-
maries.
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For pis.ric. Clerk.

The caAer Ia authorized 10 anboones
JULIUS DoRENFlEID. JR- ns q
candidate far District Clerk. subject
10 the action - the Democratic Drl.
mariss 81 July. - EGGEEHkM
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Tho caller s Authorized 90 announce
n - COOK. 'si.. ~ a candidate feI
o.. election as Instruct Clerk, subject
Go TIE acilon ~ tine Democratic prim.
aries
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The Caller ls authorized a. announce
CHAs " " Won Bf.uciiER a. a
candidate Tor reelection a. County
Surveyor, Suhicct 20 ths action Of
the Democratic primaries
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Lost.
LOST a waliham watch. 80 reward
vii be given fcr return to cfutchers
C'igaf etotc siitgI
LOST About Apfn 10 hay horse. old
ii hands hlsh white spot top - head
mar irft ear small Wire cui nchr
shoulder on urh, hes. soN between
hnch and pssiorn In front un lefl hind
ieF $40 reward Alta Vista lioicl
corpus christi Texas a.
STttANfO or STOLEN one light-
brown mare twelve years DID. 1885,
hands mch. one defk brown man,
about 30 hands hlnh. one white fcot
fcst white spot ln rieht e,e also star
in furrhoad ono ,unrinn marr. dsfk
hruvn WA pay tru dollatr Zoe return
or viii appreciate information leading
to their recovery Mrs } A. siaueh
tor mshop Tcsas egg.,
ItosT About Ma, 18Th. near sap
depot ono hood for Automobile teI
/ finder please return o. " g smith
I go starr street ami receive reward of
/ phone bta in foHard to some ega.i
a....f...... ...a....e-...s.asa..--.a
Harry " st,k'tt. 70 fcfldcat ~ iisa
ifiso and former state senator hal
been NAMED 40 thc Progressive part
choice Tor governor ~ Nchgaskn.
Tho field ~ congressional arpiftnt
ln Norib Carolina this year 10 unusual
~ lstgc
Judge William "a Wallace ~ Kama
city % out for toe Democratic npnlns
ton f0f The United states senate
Missouri
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Avoid headache, impurities
Of to Blood, constipation by
taking n cup Of GRAND
MAS TEA. Best laxative
for children. Pleasant TO
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The Caller " authorized 90 announce
Sc - WRIGHT a. candidate for
re-eicoiIon nv Sheriff Of Nueces
County. Sublect b. the action OF the
Democratic primaries Of next July.
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FOR SALE REAL ESTATE


tlL SALE booming house IN cen
,fel inctfion. equipped Tor short order
restaurant on ground Moor ~ rooms
Can hc bought si bargain. Lots
three hlocas West OF Henrietta II.
kim hirh school at fi25 each on easy
terms. Across sttoct fr0n the ia
rn1J Mansion Pool room. tables in
central PART ~ huaiuoss district 1900
Owuor has public position and de-
tlrea io ael out bis humness Bargain
Forc-al snnl Improved farms close ln
Two N these arc Jess tlnu 90 acres
and well improved Write us Tor par
ucuars Correspondence relative Co
prapoHitnns ~ any klud VIII receive
our attention Dcunody a Rlckey
knrHgiue. Texas 40
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Tho Caller H. authorized to announce
". o. luiNsTuN 40 candidate
fot Constable IT Pregnct Number
one subject Ia the action ~ the
Democratic PRIMARIES n next July.
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CLEANING AND REPAIRING. rent
ais. Royal and other makes. N. A
Miller. Al Smiths Book store Phone
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Fos pubiie w.,shsr
FOR RENT ROOMS

ron m.NT Groom cottage st 200
Mesquite street ChaH a M'ub Phone
ios Ses
ROOMS WITH mEAKFAsr 90
soath Bluff cloac n, nice. cool cl'au.
up stairs rooms furnished or san.
furnished Misht consider ioitlng them
20 Young men ~ Young iaiies and serve
th,ii breakfast phon' Number sos
roU HENT Cool up-stairH rooms
bath ail convenience ou caf hnc ront
ters reasonable viii Serve hfcahfnm
Married caupic prcforrcd nuk ssi Cor
pus chrItu phone li80. sla-t
FuH HENT June goth ., OCT NJ
room house completely Furnished
wner electric nghis and telephone 10
cludod desifahle location LARGE yard
good esfnrs Ihone sos sgs,f
TOR nENT Ny a-rpom house ct
lg2o MoruF Avenue. Mice yards Fpod
water. ; block car line and school wi.
rent for $500 per month soc Mike
Faiyclm AZ Wen Bros Czf-t
F0R REST 20 Que ~ tau gentle.
men. mirelY fnruished room adimnina
bath. private family sgg Leopard "a
saiit
ron RENT Clean modern rooms with
kitchcnotles. running water. iayatorlef
nh allmodcfa consenieroes, "a reason
able rates. Eutopesn riAn. over post
office The Touflbt Hotel, COT - sizes
nuite n
Two furnished hOuHeke pins rooms,
modern. close in, On biDff $500 per
month 70i Biuchcr n
FoR RENT-.IJahi houssk keeping
rooms on tho bny ali newly furnished
Cali 1890 Water street ~ phone 1891
sgsgF
FOR HENT one nice Southeast
room VIII take oay -poardcfn 1915
Chapafral. the Georgian. Mr. g.
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sTENo0hAPnuc WORK neatly dons
a. resssnsbs prices Phone as, Room
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a.s--aessa.H-..-...as.-a .-s--res-.esasas 49,
lNK SALE ~Hidltlrrd drtlur coii
3 years. sound. FEARLESS. handsome and
500, for BADLY Geo drive He was arvd
%, Registered 5di.bred li. dan
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rhu, 500 nr write s. U 4rt ViN sas,i
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INITIATION WANTEo.

coIored woman. married. would hke
work wilma christian family, can fur
nHh reference Address A. n. care
Caller pffiee.
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FOR SALE Horse. nuggy ana liar.
moss Tor sale An In good condition
wul sell outfit 90 any part sor feas.
enable price pr Herbert Caldwell
telephone 23s or 666 g.t2.S
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roo lara TO CLASSIFY,

ron sAI.E4 Cheap, my three room
house az eahsllen. bgilt a. move. Also
numerous hoaschold articles. House -
practleapy new. Address a. s~enson.
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Ear county coIlee,or.


The Caller 10 authorized ~ announce
D. n OLIVER 40 "a candidate Cor 80.
election az County TN Collector
subject a. the action ~ the Demo
cratic primaries % next July.
For County Attorney.
Tho Gales b. authorize So announces
JAMlss N TAYLOR. NJ "a candidate
fnr rs- election A. county attorney
subject IA the action OF voters lu the
pcmocr,gic primary of july 40.
Foo pubiie Wsighsr
The Cniiu So authorised Ca announce
a "a WELLS ns candidate for of
flee of puhuc wclshcf for prrelnci
SO q. subject 90 tho action N me
Democratic primaries ~ noAt july
Tho caller Or authorized 90 announce
al. BrNN. as candidate fof pub
ur wcirhvr rrsnuct 80 O. suiiert
to action of the Democratic primaries
next JUS
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Tho Caller is authorised a. snnouart
Llcr RIGGS as u candidate Tor 90.
elcc,lon a. Constahls ~ iustlvo re
slurt Numbcf one. huhicet 90 a.,
action uf the Democratic rflmariei
uf neat July.
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rho Cailcr BE- authorized 20 announce
LEE JONES ~ a candidate tm Ccn-
stable ~ Jufuce proa nci Number
one. subject 10 the "a, "a 81, me
Democratic primaries Of neat Juis