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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-06-25

sly dotrzet do sail 80 posadzono
go zaraz, re on te falange sfor-
mowa1,, chociaz w TuchoWie ni-
gdy przedte,n ME by1, AMI nikogo
ME znal. x. Jarohski ma vice po-
szed}, by wiedziet, CO. tam beda
movie, Doc to przeciez taxi wiec
ME moze bye obojetnym W dusz-
pasterstWie.
Proboszcz mia1 w tym czasie
nauke przygotowawcza do spo---
wiedzi ola dzieci ME uczeszczaja-
cych do szko}y, x. Wikary cze-
ka}, DO pc nauce mia} mice ME
szpory. Koscielny sig wcale Cd
koscio}a ME oddala1 - ami Mkt
inny re s1uzby koscielnej = row
niez re s1uzby plebahskiej ME
by1o- ma wiecu nikogo. Proboszc..
z ambony ME zapowiada1 wiecr
ma 2 tygodnie przedtem, DO sam
dowiedzia1 sig 0 MIN wieczorer1
81 maja, W swieto Wniebowsta-
pienia Panskiego. x. Jaronski ME
rozpaja1 tlumu trunkami - DO
ME mia1 czasu, gdyz w swieto 2
rama ca1y dzieh jest W kosciele,
a W powszechni dzieh ma szko-
lie.
Wszystkie zatem wiadomosci 0
prowadzeniu Stapihskiego ma
Golgote o pobiciu go, poka1ecze-
niu jego zwolennik6w ftp. sensa-
cyjne szczeg61y So poprostu zmy-
Stone i sk1amane, -prawdopodob-
ME przez samego Stapihskiego.
Morawska ,Jednota" zestawi1a
% przykazan narodowych, ktore
rozpowszechnia masami w .osob-
nej broszurze. Poniewaz ME bez
znaczenia So one i ola mas, pre-
to podajemy je ponizej zastepu-
lac wyraz czeski wyrazem pol
skim.
y Kazdy Polak niechaj sic sta
"a movie czysto pc polsku wy
strzega sic obcych wyrazow i
zwrot6w, szpecacych piekny je-
zyk polski.
p Polskie dziecko powinno
przestawac stale z dziecmi pol
skiem i zawsze movie po pol
sku.
81 Rodzice Tub starsi cz1o!lko-
vie rodziny niechaj W wieku
przedszkolnym ucza dzieci czy-
tao i pisa6 pc polsku.
~ Polskie dziecko poWinno u
czeszcza6 do .szko1y polskiej.
- Modlic sic i Spiewac W ko-
sciele powinno dziecko polskie pc
polsku.
g. Izba powinna bye ozdobio-
na obrazami polskimi; otok O.
brazow swietych maja wished ma
scianie obrazy z dziejow pol
skich.
y Dziecko polskie powinno IL
eye sic przys}6w polskich, wier-
szyk6w, polskich piesri i gier
narodowych.
s. Niechaj tradycye SWAT pol
skich odzyja W polskich rodzi-
mach. Pamietna rocznice history
polskiej niechaj przypomni o.
ciec Tub starszy czionek rodziny.
81 Podczas dlugich wieczorow
niechaj rodzina wspolnie czyta
dobre ksiazki. polskie.
10) w kazdym domu polskim
powinno bye patryotyczne pismo
polskie.
~ Skarbem rodziny niechaj
bedzie biblioteczka, skladajaca
sic z wyborowych dzie} literatu-
~ polskiej.
12) Rodzina niechaj m5wi
wszedzie i poza domem sm;a}o
20 polsku. Polska nova niechaj
dzwieczy ma ulicy, W sklepie, ma
drodze, w hotelu - i wsZfdzie.
Jezeli sic do kogos zwracamy z
zapytaniem, pytajmy najpierw Pc
,>olsku. Rodzina nie:haj ut.zy-
mule stOsunki 2 rodzinami pol
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-06-25
Wake re sZPILKAMI DO
K~APELUSZY<

prowadzi Wiedeh w dalszym cia-
gu z zapa}em. Dzieh W dzieh IDA
RIA sic, il miedzy konduktorem
tramwaju elektrycznego a DANA,
ktora wsiad1a do wozu z .szpilkq
do kapelusza nieopatrzona ochra-
niaczem, przychodzi do kontro--
wersyi i to czesto ostrych. Me
rzadko zn6w policyant ,,zapisze"
dame, kt6ra dopusci}a sic podob-
nej ,zbrodni". Swiezo dyrekcya
kolei panstwowych wyda}a roz-
parzqdzenie, W kt6rem grozi
grzywnami i kara aresztu tym
damom, ktore bez ochraniaczy do
szpi1ek cd kapelusza odwazq sig
jezdzic wiedehska koleja miej-
ska. Powoli Wiedenki, pod wp}y-
wen kar pienieznych kupujq o.
chraniacze i uzywaja krotszych
szpilek PREY kapeluszach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-06-25

Latwiej " swiecie 2 msoszz'otofiie,
nn 8 dobra rade. H. sienliewicA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-27
TO ELIMINATE CARRANzA
FROM POWER IN MEXICO
Villa Outlines Two Proposals to
Washington Government, Either
az Which He Will Accept.
HAS NO POLITICAL AMBITION
Fighting General VIII Not Enter
Race for Presidency. His Choice.
1t Is Suggested. Being Brother Of
the Late President NaderO.

V-\SIIINCTON Au.t,s. &c yvL;,o
,.,n.;,inni \yilsn, - ~'.IN u ne
,rn,inn onj,i.,ls .rc ,n.,, '''''' ',,,
rcror.e. bctvoc, ,.,,.,...,. IN.
uiI he settIod c.i,I,n,, , 80
,,.,,x dotniI. ne ~! s ~. -
nv villa ~ ,.a,l,, ,.. ,,i'.,
rcpor,s. sho,y ,h.t ,hc n,.h,t,,
oral pInns ~ ,,.is, 80, ,,ti ',,f
Of C'arran2o crn,, '''' ',,.,
The new Nevl..,r ,,.,.t,'t,.,., ;,.,,
Carranza has scn, ;cnor,l ohro,-ou
10 Sonora unt o,,i,. ., ..,,ot,i, our 49,
ttouhIoa :. ~, c,
with van, in 49,, anJ.,,o, IA 49,.
him into ro,n,lete b,r,,ouv v.i,h IN.
C'i,rranz, rovcrm,no,,
Viil,.y .i,i ,.tt., ., a..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-27
REDUCTION OF CAPITAL
TO QUALIFY STATE BANKS
stock OF Si5.OUO. Instead Of s25,OOO,
S"hicicnt for McmbcrshIp In New
Syhlcm IL Hill I.nhHca.

ASiilNGTON August 25.-As a re-
sun OF conference to-day between
members of the Federal Reserve hoard
ana Senators owen. iiote Smith and
Nard&nan. a bill Will be introduced ia
Congress TO reduce the amount OF cap
iial necessary to qualify "A State bank
Tor membership I'm the Federal Reserve
system from $4,000 to $4,000. with a
provision that the capital stock must
be Increased 10 soJ 600 within nine
months.
Senator ovcrman to-da: Introduced 4
bin 10 reduce the tan on emergency cur
rcncy during the first three months
outstanding from , to per cent
The reduction Of the capital required
for state members OF the reserve sys-
tom is advocated by the Southern Sen
ators as = relief for the financial striu-
gcucE I'm the South. duo to failure to
sell cotton abroad.
Senator IIoIte Smith announced to-
night that he would Introduce AN
amendment To tho currency laws to
permit The issuing Of currency on com
mcrctal paper To the extent OF 20 per
cent OF its face value instead OF 30 per
cent, as now provided by law An
other proposed amendment vas to re-
duco the annual tax Oh emergency cur
rcncY from per cent pcr annurn to 3
per cent
An amendment 10 permit domestic
bills Of ladirc 10 be regarded as com
mercinl paper has been drawn bv tho
ros"iv" hoard ana sent 10 senator
owen In tho present account. for
cign acccptanccs arc accorded tho
sight
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-27
BlEASE OVERWHELMINGLY
DEFEATED FOR u. S. SENATE
smith HcnumInntrd by Democratic PrI-
mhry by Majority or JrtWecn
1N.OnU md 10000.

',l.o NJ ISL y, =. -. August 2G.-Elli-
son pur!nt Smith was rcHominatcd for
The United states Senate from South
Carolina over Governor cole Elcaso in
tuesdays Democratic primary by a ma
JoritN Of between $1,000 and 2O.oco ac-
cordinS TO partially complete returns
received here tonight. With total
vote of more than l23.0 reported
senator Smith received 61.63f against
92.3S, FOR Governor Blcasc. l.. H..
Jennings pollcd $50 and W. T.. Pol
lock Lee.
With. from 5000 TO 10000 votes SIN
10 be heard from. II is not expected
that senator smiths lead can be re-
cuccd 10 ina point where a second pri-
mary viii be necessary.
Richard !. Manning, Robert a Cooper
ana John g. richards arc leading in
Inc contest for the gubernatoriai uomi-
nation, although the official tabuiation
probably viii be necessary TO deter
min" which two OF the candidates will
enter tn" second primary September
Later returns tonight indicate tina,
all OF the representatives in Congress
from this state were renominatcd.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-27
FIREMEN'> ASSOCIATION
MEETS ~ PORTSMOUTH
rspeci4l TO rho Times pispatch.l

Especial - The Times Dispatch
PORTSMOUTH,. Va. August 2G.-Rev.
- II smith. pf Richmond. chaplain Of
The Virginia state tircfn.n's Assucia-
ron. this morning opened Tho .irciucn's
twenty eighth annual convention with
piarcr ln IN" H:phtuu Theatre. with
Nb"f w II. Walker presiding. Mayor
+ =. Hop" a. iiv"rcd am aridres> Of vol
com" to the VISITOR and Captain
Charles Bland. uf The Gudc pcudcn, Com
paHt. W. "uod tho delegates on Behalf
pi iAc local nrc'uoii.
capt, John ~ Redwood. ~ ifch-
WuhH. lu an rl'GUcut memorial address
rcfrrr"'i f""lmEiN o. jhc death of can
tain u g. Marshall. of Portsmouth. VINO
di"d since ih" last convention
i.chard 81 Latham, of Alexandria.
r'scusScd th" merits and dement's OF
ron shutters on buildings. and George
Cummings, - ihiS city. read q papor
ora IN" automobile Ere engine. docl.r-
iur ihi* class ~ equipment has demon
elrat"d that the faithful horse must
Implication was received for nom.
ncrs'ilu from tn" Newport News depart
ih"nt. Treasurer Williams reported tho
t-Snciauoh ln good financial condition.
'hd Soorrtary Glenn urged steps 10
secure reduced rates for delegatcs 10
tho annual conventions
IhiS afternoon memorial services
!. 6 Narsha'l Captain II l.. i.erbcv;
attain .. l.. Lash and r. l.. Wilson.
To-iucrroW hose races and other con
tests viii bo held Ocean Wow is MAKE
ing strong bid for tho next convcn-
ton
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-27
DEATHS

Me- AkLEY.- Died. ut the residence OF
c, MS 'a'neI: =; J.; McCauley. los Denny
cC'tttfG'; ARTHCR LAWRENCE Nc
S age IL IL Ieay the nf,sgnth year of his
sisters ard caves mother. father. two
loss. .'''"'" 'hc'r
precious one from us has gone.
me me voice we loved is stnl.
n mace is vacant IN our home
which never can he filled.
Funeral will take place from ru,,op
Saptist Church THURSDAY EVENIN2;:'
AuEust ~. at ! l.: NJ Friends and ac
dualntances arc invited to attend
wooD.-Died. suddenly in San Fran
cisco. Cal. FREDERICK EiJJ6'r.r
WOOD. only son of Sarah j. and tho
late DR.. r.. r.. Wood. Of Brooklyn. u. Y
HRdGGSS;;-Died, at a:ss p. NJ, August
I, r,I ~; ~ =. at Richmond, Va. - X
Honr or funeral in Fridays Norfolk
Portsmouth Star Ronnol,e ana
Scottsville. Va. papers copy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-27
NEW YORK DEMOCRATS BRUSH
ASIDE PLANS OF LEADERS
iut Through Program hirh Docs Not
Enttrci, Nxrr~ Win One Nrrnngcd
In tdNaucc,

HNl;NTf'GA- y v. August 26-'Tho
Dom ocracc Stat. Conference TO-DAY
brushed aside plans of the leaders and
nHi through program which did not
entirely agree wjth tho ono arranged
90 advance An official ticket was i,ut
INTO tn" hcid ior candidates for dele
yates at large 20 tLc constitutional
convention. aud tho platform was taken
from the committee and altered.
Another un"Npocicd dtteloprucnt ,y,z
= dramatic warnirG from Wllinfu T.
NC 9nhs. national chairman. AGAINST
barksidirs "onspirarlcS' aimed at ~ =
new primary Law The chairman stid
no Oppressive power" should he usc,,
By those holding any political onicos
a. lcsdcrship aud he declared II vas
NC nuty Of cN"iH Democrat to stand
ny n" result of Tho primaries
All this happened near tho clos. az
ne conference. winch prcNiously had
e'Hen promise Of being a prosalc a.
I" lr For I'm hour or SO the leaders
hecisi9ns w"r" criticised. At,er q
heated debate =" sentence reading: ''J'r .
numb u elective officers should to
reduced was stricken from the Plat
form.
II was decided also that tho ron.rr
The platform would confer Up6i H..
Governor in the way oi making ro-
'noN"ls were too great Tho woman
outrage plank. which recognized ,h.
'"idc-sprcad interest in suffrage va
cha ngcd 20 read. Ky idc-Sprcad iptcr.s,
and growth Fh"u TIC PLATFORM vyaS
adopted by unanimous vote ana INC
conference adjourned.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-27
VILLA RECEIVED WITH
MIIIINlN HON OR =

FL rASO TEXAS. Angus, 4t- i'.
The nrs' tim" since TN" beginning az
tho 'ouatitutionaiisi revolution Con
oral NlNaro pbrcEOu ana Francis o
villa crossed tn" International line here
TO-DAY and ""r" received with 'uilitarv
honors hv General J. j pcrshjn; com.
Nandey ot IA" American troop-
troop Of ,HNalI' with drawn
swords formed &uHrd OF honor fpr
-" t"o cominand"is ass Ihcy were
driven from tn" International bridge
20 Fort RliSs. where General rHrshinE
had prepared a reception for tNcm 1
dozen stan officers ACCOMPANIED tho
generals
ohrcron and Villa viii leave carl,.
Ihursdar for Noralcs. Sororn 10 settle
internal dispute iu mat state. Th.s.
WI j'urncE through American tcrrI-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-27
Iniurcd In Runaway.

10y N'1lElRG. Va, August oG-Niss
Madeline Irawlcy. daughter Of Daniel
'ra"icy. Of iynchburC, is in hospital
mere suffering from serious hurt
about Lee head. hips and chest which
'H" sustained in a runaway in Rock
bridge County. Miss Crawlcy vas
driving With friends 20 Decatur. a
station on the Baltimore and ohio
i,ai!road, 10 como home from her vara-
ton, when tho horse became frightened
ana ran AVA. She was thrown out
With ihc four oiho- occurants Of Tho
vehicle. Tn" acciden; happened abou,
three miles from Decatur. but Miss
crawley was gotten 10 the station. and
WAS brought to the hospital during the
Il e'ht
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-27
New BiII mt Lyric.

New BiII Mt Lyric.
complete change OF company, with
hNc new acts and the Hearst Selii:
films. viii be presented at the Lyric
Theatre to-day. beginning with the =
o'clock matinee. Novelty and variety
are the distinguishing features Of he
new vaudeville show. The Musical
study in Royal Blue and White a
fantasy of melody, song and comedy
Al = Holt. mimic, comes hera lded as
ton, Mintyre u Sutton have "a funny
sl,it. entitled The Punkin Girl" which
is deliberately staged and dressed: I.nIy
Sc Mel is dainty little japanese Girl
who comes direct to the Keith cir. Iit
from the European vaudeville theatres
and then there is the amusing and IL; :
structive playlet, Making The Movies -
which is not only cffervescent Will,
laughter and song, but instructive in
that it discloses the process Of pro-
ducing Il motion picture play.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-27
ACTION UNNECESSARY
Turkish Sentiment Outraged by Taking
OF DrcMMnMm.h tS liN NrIiisL

WASHINc;TON. August "G-A. Rus
icm bey. the Turkish ambassador. said
today that because OF interruptc I'd
communication he was without iufor-
ination as TO tho stand his govern
,ncnt VIII take in the European crisis.
Turkish sentiment has been on,
iaSod by the taking over by The Brit =
lHh government Of the two bread
nouEhts Just completed ia English
ShipyardS for the Turkish govern.
meni. This action on the part of the
british EoNcrnmcn; WAS cntircly uu-
necessary. Tho British navy aid not
need the warships. and they meant
everything to Turkey. The vessels had
Just becn completed, and were ready,
FOR their trials
The ambassador conferred with Sec
rotary Bryan. but declined 10 discuss
the conference
Secretary Bryan SAID ii had been in.
dicdted that Americans might be in
Hanger in Turkey, bat no requests had
'eeh received for American Warships.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-27
PREPARING FOR SIEGE
'IHpHncSr Attack ou T";ng-Tao - Not
NIirt.I.,IiiiI.

Nr:N YORK. August 36-'rbe Ian
au.se attack on Tsing Tao. tho forti-
has failed. ana tho Japanese arc PIC
pariug for a siege. accordu- 10 Il cable
m"sSu@c receiver here to-day by Count
Won S"rnsto torn. German ambassador 70
the United States. from The German
EN- bass AT ticking
Count Won B.rustorn said th, cable
message contained no details hut
merely announced the failure Of tho
Japanese attach and TN. preparation
for siege.
The Information is uudoubtcdly cor
rect" he said
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-27
PASSENGER FATALLY
EtnNED N I.NpInSIn<

Wien tho collision took place the
"i! tank exploded aud j. Hyrnc. g pas
s'hG'r. vas fatally burned. iic was
ltacued alive. and died just rs the
fIinc"ss Victoria arrived ti Seattle
The name Of the other los, passenger
is not set ob;ainablc
captain Moore could have saved him
self but I've voluntarily went down
with the snip.
IN" Princess Victoria. reporting the
accident. sad she was proceeding TO
Semitic with most Of The passengers
ana ere" Of the Admiral Samson The
ADMIRAL Sampson Vas bound from Seat
tie 10 Alaska. She had nfty-six pas
ScnGers and = Glow Of siXty-nvc
Tho Admiral Sampson sank in four
minutes The collision took place a,
mifal watson. bound FOR san Fran
cisco. vas near the scene Of the acct
dcmt NJ the time
The air Was heavy with smoke and
fog which II Is supposed was respon-
sible for the collision The Princess
Victoria was bound from Victoria to
seattle. She makes no mention Of dam
acc 10 herself in her brief report 10 her
"wncra.
Il i Inferred from the Princess mes
sage that there was loss Of life
Point No Point Is on the mainland at
me southwest entrance to the body Of
water generally designated on tho
naps ~ Admiralty Inlet
Thu Admiral sampson. which sailed
last night for Alaska was steel
steamer OF e,2'a gross tonnage
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-27
All hut $50 Recovered.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
.INCHBURG. VA, August os-rhe
statement was made here to-day h. a
representative OF the Glen Alum Coal
company that all but $50 OF the $1,000
panY several weeks ago has been re
covered by til" company. The officers
OF INC company here had been mott
ned that some OF tho money Packages
we're torn opon by the bandits. but
when the money VAS recovered. after
tn" men had been killed. all OF ii Was
found intact save the $50.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-27

Edward Arnold leading man with
the Lucille ~ Verne Company at the
little Mary Miles Aiintcr in the current
offering, "Overnieht." No few of the
laughs are written into the part OF the
athletic bridegroom. who finds himself
hgurativcly marooned with someone
clsc's sunraacttc bride. Mr.. Arnold
has not overlooked any OF the laughs
I'm the lines or action Of the role. Sed-
ley CrossInan Brown. son or the IA :
nous actress, Henrietta Crosman is
scoring distinct hit as the hotel
usual excellent portrayal as the fussy
aunt. In fact every one OF the fifteen
characters seem TO be happily cast
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-27
Files Petition In Bankruptcy.

9ptcldi 10 me li!neS- Dlspa tCh
l.YNCllBURG. VA. August aG-An.
drew w. Mctiraw. owner Of a saw
mill near Gladys. Campbell County. to-
day in the Federal clerks Office here
filed = voluntary petition in bankruptcy
in which his liabilities are scheduled
~ Sl.o29.3l No assets arc shown
The creditors arc located at Gladys
i.ynchhurg, Richmond, Winfall and
EustburS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-27

WAStiINGToN. August es-The
pending administration Philippine biz
vas urged as an Imperative necessity.
mont in q Favorable report iilcd Win
IA" House to-da, by The insular Affai.s
'n'ninittee The measure would liner
dilZc the government Of the PHILIPPINES
anu declare the intention OF the United
states 10 rccocn Independence ~
soon as the Filipino people are ready
10 eSt"hlSh stable government
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-27

News OF an" agreement of the Nir-
I"nia Railway and Power Company to
route tho Hall street cars to Broad
street was received with plcasurable
surprise by citizens or the Souths!de
IN" present terminus of the line at
Fourteenth and Main Streets has been
the cause OF much complaint ever since
Us establishment. and committees OF
the South Richmond Democratic Club
ana the South Richmond and Chester
held Business Mems Association have
been untiring in their efforts 10 have
the change made. officials Of The
company ar" now working out a scnc-
dule.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-27

tSuecial TO The Times Dispatch
GOHipDNSNlLLE. VA. August &c
Miss Edna Y. t'abcr. dauEhter of /. J.
Fater. pr GorGousVlle. Va. and Eolcn
=. Clarke, OF Clifton Forge. were MAJ
lied this afternoon at $50 o'clock at
orange by Hcv. j. Wiley Bledsoe.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-27

TMo EsN,cr Road IN p:.ncc C;cov-e.
has Teen improved several miles out
fro" Petersburg. and concrete bridge
has beer erected over Taylors run.
near the Crater. Further work has
been stopred for want Of funds at
present but IT is contemplated to
later improve tho road to Disputanta
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-27
.Icnkins-FerralI.

Especial u The Times D!spa tch
FRED ERICKSBURG. VA. August %
Foster Jenkins and Miss Edna For
rail-. both OF King George County, were
united in marriage yesterday at the
home of the bride, Row. ~ w Graves
performing the ceremony.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-27
Personal Mention.

MIR ana Mrs n l.. Walke has re
View.
Mr. and Mrs George n Jones are
spending some time in New York CITY.
S-rIthcr IS visiting his father
Al Columbia, Va
Miss ELLA bowman is quite sick az
The HvEcia Hospital
Miss katherine Scott. popul,r
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-27

Ms AnN e. M.ech. OF AieNandria.
state or@auiH,l. w,il address tho WON
ems christian rcpucrarcc t-uior to-
morrow afternoon on ~. w"rt and
plans Of the prohibition campaign. anc
at night will 7ncak ro~ Swat. wild.
o"ohibitlon ~ The Second baptist
''hurc'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-27

Mrs Amy {. Weech, national organ
izer and lecturer. viii deliver an ad-
dress on Monday afternoon nj o'clock
under the auspices OF the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union in the
RainbTidSc street Baptist Church. The
meeting viii be in charge ~ the South
Richmond branch OF tho union Tie
PROHIBITION campaign on the Southsidc
IL bcirc waged by the Virginia Con
Stitutional League. which has a large
member Ship
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-27

lawn party VIII lie given hy tho
.liaraca and rhilathca classes Of Oak
Grove Baptist Church. on Fairfax Ave-
nue., oak Grove. tonight and to-rnor-
row night beginning at 100 o'clock
III" proceeds will lie devoted to tho
church fund.
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F0I In" beNcft OF The degree tcam
z, trolley party viii leave Seventh and
Ferry Streets Tonight at O'Clock, un-
DER tho auspices OF Maple Camp, No.
1913. Woodmcn Of the World.
Tie weekly meeting Of Maple Camp
will he held Tomorrow night
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-27
Colonial UoA Office Ouenino

ADVANCE sale OF seats for the open
and her associate players will begin
AT the Graycc Scott Colonial on Mon
DAY morning. Arrangements has been
made 10 take care Of thoSe patrons
who last year had season reservations
and every effort Will he made To again
assign them 10 the same approximate
locations The box Office will opcn
promptly at Q o'clock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-27
obituary


'NUrItS W. PHinIrr.
special 10 The Times Dispatch
"a lSIoL, w. August 3G.-Charles
" Palmer, who formerly MANAGED tSn
WMa'heison Alkali Works 1T Saltvllc.
va; died at his home AT Abingdon
Heart failure. supcrind,Icod nv com.
Tuc'linil or diseases, caused his death
h's WHO and two sons survive
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-27
TEN LIVES LOST WHEN
TWO STEAMERS COLLIDE
me admiral Sampson, of Pacific
Alaska Company. Is Sunk by the
Princess Victoria.
GOES DOWN IN FOUR MINUTES
thick Fog and Air Heavy With
smoke Probably Cause OF .tcri-
hcht-'aptain Moore Voluntarily
Goes to Bottom With His Shin.

SEATTLE WASH. Angus, 2s-Ten
'Nes were lost when the steel passcr-
ger steamship Admiral Sampson. OF the
P'eiiic-->laska Navigation Company
Was ramined and sunk 10y the Canadian
Pacific passenger steamship Princess
Victoria. off Point No-point. twenty.
miles north Of Seattle. ~ $50 o'clock
TINS morning. during a fox and thick
smoke from forest nrcs. III. i'rincess
Victoria brought tho survivors to Seat
tie
Eight Of tha los, were members Of
the cr.,v, and two were passengers.
IN. dead among the crcw arc.
: Moore, captain.
l.. Oceans, third officer
w T.. thicker, first wireless operator.
Miss NJ. Campbell. stewardcss
{. Marquette, seaman.
y Sat'r. Waterman.
Allen !. Nom. chief engineer
j. y Williams. mess boz
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ADJUSTMENTS

Empire rhrafre-Luciiie In Verne
Company. In ..ONcrnight."
Lyric Thcntrc-Vaud~VIlIc and PIE
lures. mntinec md night.
Superior Observation-Disclosures.
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The WEATHER

forrcnsf: \irEInia-FnIr Thursday
preceded by showers south nortjon,
Friday fair. warmer
North taroIfna-I.oraI thundcr .bo,,
crS Thursday, Friday probably