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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-17

I've years. Happy Wade. Charles l. stone
John Miller and Dorsey Tuggle were the
boys who we're the program.
Mrs Arthur Arnold and children loft on
Wc,inesuay for v!sit 20 Mrs. John II
l.or.
Mrs :, a Manom and Miss MoIalinc
Manoni have returned from AN cNtcnded
Visit TO Mrs Walter Page OF Sanford. Fla
Mrs Lula Beivin returned TUESDAY
from farnNillc. where she called II.
III. Death o! Mrs. james Ar,nistcad.
Msa Tot Mitchell celebrated her third
birthday OIL Monday 1T the home OF her
Among thu !itte people who were guests
were Margaret Foster. Malcolm Grahau ~.
iiilda ana George Walters. Virginia EMS
BOTTLE Arnold. Malcolm Graham RATHER
Inc Schaeuer Geneva Eanc. Robert I:iet,
aud kitty Evans
rhe civic League me; at the courthouse
ON iGesGay evening. The town has re-
'cuiy hau c!can-up-weck. garbage
col!ectlon Lao been established, ana cans
placed on the street FOR papers and frui,
skins. The Town Council has been OF the
9rcatost assistance to tho league mum.
ber OF practical! suggestions were made in
regard - cEic Improvement. and plans
discussed for preventing the swarnls OF
h.cs tEat infcst small towns.
Born To Mir. and Mrs. q. Spindle Miller
on Wednesday. May -. daughter.
Thc Genth OF Mrs. :. J. Llcwylan occurred
on Wednesday at Hotel Cambria Nj and
Mrs. l.lewyau had lived at Cambria Tor
several years, and were we'll known to
She Is survived by hive dauGhters-Sirs
James stump Mrs. Charles Blackwell Of
Cambria, Mrs John Warner. OF Gulax. ana
Mrs. Font.
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RIM. WoMAN's COLLEGE


Especial to The Times Dispatch
Lynchhu-g, Va. Ainy lG- IN. feature
or commenccment wc"N VIII be the
imauguratiom of Or. William Alcxarner
Webb an president 90 the college I'M,
program VIII begin with the academic
procession at $50 o'clock Nondat
norning. ~ 10 o'clock In the COLLEGE
chapel tho formal Installation Of N.
president viii take place. judge Il. -
trustees, viii preside Tho charge to
the incoming prcsidon; Viii 10 aivcl,
by Or. w; j. rev. president OF rriulty
College. Durham, \. 6. following which
Dr. webb viii deliver his inaurural
address. Grc"tings viii he extended
from President Henry Lewis smith, OF
half Of tho Southern colleges and uni
NcrSit!cs: Dean Virginia 1. C;iidcrSl.cNc.
OF Barnard College; OF the Columbia
University, on behalf OF Northern col
lcCcs and universities: IN r. Z.
Iierln. . graduate OF Central College.
OF Virginia Military Institute. on be
w. NJ Forrest of the University IL
Virginia on behalf Of Virginia. X. q.
Stearnes. Sup"Tintcnden or Public In
struction Of tho state OF Virginia: rep
rescntativ.s on behalf OF Virginia ana
Baltimore conferences. Johns Hopkins
University. Vanderbilt University and
others.
Others who have accepted tho invi-
tntion to be Present are President and
Mrs. Morchcad, of Roanoke College; Dr.
boro College for Women, Greensboro,
:: c.; President + q, TYLER; Of vii
blackwell. OF Randolph Macon College.
Ashland President Bruce Z. Payne.
Peabody College for Teachers, Nash
Vile.
Tho delegates and guests Of the oc-
cas!on Will hc entertained TT luncheon
in the college gymnasium at 1880
o'clock. and al dinner at the Virsiniun
Hotel at o'clock IN the evening. At
3 o'clock on the college campus the
Greek departmen; viii present the
''ElCctra'' nj SnniHglpS he ,.N.
ming from until II o'clock President
and Mrs. Webb will be given 81 reccp-
t,3n In the college Gynnt1ium, 10
OF the college will be invited
The commence'nent exercises OF tho
May IS. and continue through Tuesday.
June =. The baccalaugcatc sermon viii
he delivered by bishop Eugene i. Hem
At the graduation exercises on Tues.
day morning. June =. the address Of
tho occnston viii be given by EN- Sen
ator william i. webb, of Tennessee.
Tho program for the commencement
exercises l. AS follows:
Thursday, May IS.
80. Friday: Nay 2a-River nny:
j. MA pasean, of Virginia history.
Janos River. senior class. $50 l.. NJ
Celebration Of literary societies. col
lege chapel
Saturday. Nay 10.
10 A. M.--Cl,tsS Day, college campus.
$50 p. M.-Scnior class play, college
campus.
sunday, May ~.
II A. M.-Bacc.,laurc;tte sermon. col
lego chapel. Hishop Eugene Russell
Hendrix. LII. -.
Noud;:. June {.
10 A. M.--lnauSuUatiou Of president.
j. M-Gre"k play Hophoclcs'
ELECTRA" Greek department.
Iueshny, June ..
IL A N.-Craduation exercises,
chapel. address. Ex-senator William
y, Webb. of Tennossec.
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Just write mo Il lcttcr-address il to
me Observation-Disclosures all. I Will am
swer Vt by return mail--and you can
develop your bust one ounce a div
YOU can he what you want TO be. isc-
hcVe me when say that you will bless
me through years OF happiness for
pointing tho way to YOU and telling
you what | know. Please send your
letter to-day to tho following address:
MRS. LOUISE INGRAM
Suite l077, 40S Adams 81, Toledo, Ohio
ADVERTISEMENT
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-17

sl,enhcr'!s'o V w. o. Va. " ' '" -
one OF the most attractive card parties
OF tie season was the one given by Mrs
BIRD I.eavelI on Thursday afternoon 1T her
home on East street. in compliment to her
house guest. Mrs. i. g. Eastman. of Win
OF honor. Misses Mia Grimsley, Julia
Miller Blake" Mamie and Lizzie Waite
George wager. Adclln Vowel. Sally An
ucrsoN. Louise Fray. Nan Jones. Gertrude
Wirt chelf Thomas q. Tate, J. James
Roberts. Alfred Pul!iam. Tucker Cheif
Charles Payne Silas Cooper. Edwin Grlms-
ley. Oryii.. Loving. Charles Waite. The
rooms were decorated with cut-nowcrs. and
salad course served at the conclu-
sion OF the games, OF which there we're
five table. arranged---two OF auction bridge
and threeot live hundred.
The Fancy Work club was delightfully."-
entertained on Wednesday afternoon by Mira.
Marion Jenrics at her. home on Jameson's
lIill. lii"s" present Included McsdnIncs
Charles l'aut. Temple iiill. l.. Jackson
EEEbOru. Naryan Lewis. Clarence Silvey.
frank Smith. Misses sue WiggIuton Manic
Wat:. Shame and lictt Jones all members
ton. Mrs. Bundics aud Mrs. !. Polk I'M
who guests ot the club for this
special meeting.
Miss Catherine Hcib-ooh. OF Washing
Miss Frankie Taunt at her home on Main
street. and WAS the guest OF honor at II
small bridge party sivcn by Miss Taunt
Wallace Nalic. who was one OF the orig
inal newmarket Cadets" ATTY years ago
has boon attending the reunion held at
New Market this week.
Miss LAURA Newman OF Barboursvilie
Orange. !s the guest OF Miss Gertrude
Marshall. who II spending some time at
the home Of her brother Dr.. Otis Mar
l. ". Clore LETT this week for a visit
To his son. William clorc. In Roanoke.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-17
HOT SPRINGS
Isnecinl ~ Tho ri,nts-Dispn,ch.l

Ispecial To Tho Time Dispntch.l
Hot Springs. Va. May lS-CooHci Robert
this week from Washington Tor short visit.
This Is one OF the co!ones iavortc re
days arc filled with 81 continuous round OF
entertainins. 10 gave luncheon parties
Oak Grove, taking with linn Or. ". N.
Wilmer OF Washington: Mr. and Mrs. L. \.
smithers and Mrs. Robert ~ Black. ana
day two ago took motoring party
20 White sulphur Springs.
A hundred and thiriy-iive dollars WAS
added to tho local Red Cross nurse fund
heer this week as the result of a putting
Mrs Mrs ' II. E insarls JT. and Mrs. nobcrt
n. Black. OF New York. The charity is
popular ono. and the putting green WAC
covered with players from the middle OF
the morning til dark. Colonel Thompson
took half a dozen turns. and Miss Cristine
iirst prize Tor women. pr' Il. a. Black,
with a score OF sixteen won first prize FOR
the contest Mrs. Howard Chappell.
Miss Peanncattc chnppell, Mr.. aud Mrs.
Il. Topping aud Miss katherine Fay.
The Amerfcan opthaimological Society
Springs this week. and among tho we'll
known occupIsts here DIR. 4. ~.
G. G"lnn of Msw York; DR.: G. de sehweini'a
Washington. and DR. Allen Greenwood. Of
BOSTON Tho members amused themselves
'eh gull rIUiHR uTiNlNe ana motoring.
Dr. Greenwood taking with him n party OF
hve and provided with "a basket lunchcom
motored one day to Natural Bridge going
through Goshen Pass.
Frank $. Chick, of Boston. with lis
nephew and niece. Mr.. and Mrs. w. :.
thick who arc hero ON their honeymoon.
inotored TO White sulphur Springs the mid
die of the week for the day
Dir Edmund oslcT, of Toronto, who WAS
I'LL at the Homestead for :. fortnight Wits
congestion of the lungs, has recovered. ana
iett Hot Springs this week for homo in his
" ihi
law. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Oslcr and his
physician. DIR. MEcrnon Temple. Ills III
ness was tho r"sult OF cold caught play
L.: Borden. Premier OF Canada
Tho May colony OF brides and rroo,ns
was added 10 This week by the arrival
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Henry Mellcn
or Norrtstown. ~ j., and MIR. and Mrs
W. b. Topping, Of Philadelphia Mrs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-17
CULPEPER
Ispsciel TO The rtmes.pispatch. l

>pecia! to The Times Dispatch.1
Culpepcr Va. May i6.-RcV. and Mrs.
Chapman. OF New York. and Mrs. Max
Samueison, OF CulDeper. were Weekend
guests OF Mr.. ana Mrs. Wilbur Chapman.
~ their home on the Madison Road. on
entertained WIKI an informal dance In
coniplimen, to Misses Edna Giascock and
George Watson, house guests oil MIR and
Mrs. Russell Vowel. which was attended
by many persons from Culpeper
MI aad Mrs. Poston and two children
OF Washington arrived IN Culpeper on
Thursday. and Wall spend the summer Will
Miss sadie Gtikeson. on JUmcson'a lin.
REV. i>ensey Johns Hammond. who foiu-
ell tho Rex. +. /. Rihhlc OF Richmond In
examining some students for the ministry
~ the Virginia Theological seminary on
Monday afterwards attended the tri-
ennial meeting Of tlie Society Of the Gin
c'i'nau 81 which lie T. a member In BAL
tinorc. His sister, Miss Carrie Iam,uonc
returned from Baltimore with him and
i now guest at :he rcctory
y newly organized social club with Tho
name az the Pot and Kettle CIuu." which
has been organized FOR the purpose of giv-
Ing dances during The coming summer
held It's initial daucc at the New Hotel
tu'psPer last night. About ;h!rty-fve
MesdAmes $. Russell Smith. Alfred Pui-
Ham and Byrd l.eavel
Mrs. Lucy Burrows. OF Fauquier, was n
recent guest OF her cousin. Miss Georgia
Wager. on Main street. Miss Waeer's
brother Charles Wager. of Pittsburgh, who
has been spending week ~ his old home
here, returned to Pittsburgh on THURSDAY
Mrs. Severn nottingham left yesterday
for visit To her parents Rev ana AIrs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-17

Mary France, ,rutney. OF Farmviio: Miss
Putney has spent her ontiro educational
iifo In tho Normal School. having come up
from tho primary grades of the training
school. through tho academic ard profess
sional courses OF the Normal School. and
viii take tho tuli diploma in juno.
Last evening tho senior class delighted
"a large audience with u high class vaudo-
willie Entertainment which rrescntcd min
strcis. chorus giris. fancy dances and the
usual features OF such companies. This
evening the Argus Literary Society pre-.
sented ut open meeting. Tho White
cockade."
Much Interest Ia felt III tho coming visit
OF the Frank Lea Short Company. which
VIII prcfcnt next week three open air por-
formancce--"Robn Hood aud HIS Meriic
Men" Tho Romancers'' and "Poinandcr
Walk."
Friday morning the following mem
bcrs OF tho executive committee OF tho
FarncrS Union visited tho school. and were
present at the opening exercises; james ".
Cauthorr. of AppoinattoN; d. NJ. BaniSiu-
ship. OF Campbell County: =. n. Wrny.
81 Horny County: George II. Bv;clc4 Of
Amherst County: II. g. Marshcli. of Char
lotto County.
Mrs b. -. Valentine. OF Richmond. ~.
tended tho opening exercises on Friday
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-17

and spent tho res. OF the morning In
n visit to the training school,
DIR. and Mrs. p. 4. Irving hayo IN tholr
guests. DR.. Frank Nash ana Page Irving.
OF Washington. u. g.
Mrg W. II. Palmoro is visiting In Rich
inond.
w. \. Slocomb. of Clifton Station. Va.
"as p recent visitor to friends hero.
Il. c. Brstow attended tho meeting o,
the l. .. - t.. which was hold at Lynch
burg this week
Mrs. j. I..-Jarman attended the. Mny I'ca-
tival In Richmond during tho Week
Mrp. Lucy Il. Dugecr lis visiting friends
in Mecklenburg County.
II. NJ. Zimmerman. OF Clifton Forge Is
with hi, brother .. Il zin,merinan. for
fcw days.
Miss Fern Hudson. OF Ccvington KY. g.,
spending some time with her sister. Mrs
w. w. Barrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. V. Ednunds. OF winston
Salem. y. c.. arc visiting here.
DIR. Il. III. Richardson. OF Baltimore. has
returned after spending few days with
relatives here.
The Farnvllc Boy Scouts baseball team,
VIII play blackstone tho local diamond
Monday.
rio inst senior recital was given - tn.
t"nscrvat"ry OF Nus!c last week by Miss
Gruce Robertson. OF Crewe. Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-17

Mellon is the daughter OF Mrs William
Nanicc. OF Sew York. Mr. and Mrs. Top
ping arrived hero from White sulphur
springs.
Ur. leighton Parks. rector OF -, Bar
thplpmeW's Church, Now York. came this
"cck Tor course of baths aud Mrs
Charles ". Brooks ana Miss Mary -. Brook,
n.c here from Sew York for their annual
Iis't Miss b'oo'.s has brought her saddle
hOrec vtth her.
Mise Ruth Harrison. OF Cincinnati. with +,
ptrty ~ friends rh" brought With her. Is
Occupying her bungalow for tho month
Mrs. Guy iIirriuic. Mia Iran Itinsd;.Ie
ard Ml~s Graham havo left fo- their ,un,-
'ncf home at kcruehunt port. 40. aud viii
strp IN route Ia New York ard BOSTON
Nrs. Crisholm Reach and nor sister Miss
rii' who spent some wcck. al the Home
lead. lave returned to *c"' York. a. have
NJ. and Mrs. Lindsey Teppin
Iho'nae W. Slrcuin.' OF New York. spent
several duyz horn th;, wceL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-17

Judge from my picture as TO the
truth OF what l say to you-that the
browning feminine attribute is IL
bust OF .cautiful proportions, firm
ness and exquisite development Then
ask yourself how much YOU would like
70 have such a photograph of yourself.
it's lines of Infinite charm and grace.
1t would be worth far more than a
tWo-cent stamp, would IT not? Then
let me give you my mcsSage--let me
ten YOU OF what / have learned. and
let mo give you recent pictures OF my
sell To prove what l say--for If you
will write mo to-day
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-17
.CHRISTIAMSBURG
speeial 10 INC Timet. pleratch. |

special 10 The Times Dispatch
thristiansbura. Va. May l5.-Mrs. Charles
w. Sulnpter. president of the Hamilton
u. Wade Chapter. of United Daughters of
the ccnfedrrscy. was hostess on Thursday
afternoon FOR the May melting. The re-
port OF the delegates to the Salem con
vention was received. and the sum realized
from Nag day for the Jackson monument
announced Mrs. r. J. Roop's invitation to
the chapter TO meet ut her home in June
Was accepted.
Tho ANIMAL public roectirg OF the Brother
hood for the year wa3 bold on Wednesday
evening at the Presbyterian Church. About
thirty boys arc enrolled. and having had
many enjoyable outings during the past
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-17

Now In tho Time to Get RID Of T'hoso
USIy Spots.

There's no longer tho slightest mood
OF feeling ashamed of your freckles.
as tho prescription othine--doublo
strength--is guaranteed 70 remove
these homcly spots.
Simply got an ounce ot othine-dou-
bio strcngth--from any druggist and
apply II little of II night and morning
and you should soon see that even the
worst frcckles lave begun to disappear.
whilc tho lighter ones have vanished
entirely. 1t is seldom that moro than
;tn ounce Is needed to completely clear
the skin and gain a beautiful clear
inplcNio0
BE sure TO ask for tho double
strength othine. as this IL sold under
guarantee of money back If It falls to
remove Observation-Disclosures
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-17
STATE FEMALE NORMAL
Especial To Tho rl,nes.Dlspatch. !


farnvile. Va. May lj--Thc Humpdcn-
sidney Glec Club gave very crcditabln
minstrel show I'm the auditorium of tho
school on the evening OF May .. and on
the previous evening very delightful
concert was given under the auspices Of
the FArmviiie chapter OF the Normal
League. and In the concert all tho mum
beers were given by local artists.
In the list OF seniors who received hon
orable mention last week mistake was
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-17
Write To Me Today

don't care how fallen, or tlaccid. or
undeNeloped your bust now isl want
10 tell YOU Of n simple homo method-I
want TO tell YOU how you can gain
No physical culturc--no massage. fool
iSh baths or paste-no plasters asks
or injurious Injections want to tell
YOU OF an absolutely new method, never
before offered or told ADMINISTRATIVE
imlncuiate success and permanent
beauty.
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Society
Continued From second paye1

NSoh1iHueu from second IaSe.)
Do for Our Boys and Girls" Miss Anna
Brnnch Binford: Tho Morning Light
j. breaking; round table. Mrs. Il. Il.
Osgood.
Thrce toms OF special interest VIII
como up for discussion ut that limo,
and 1t is imperative that all voting
hcrnbcrB---thc president ana two rep
rosentauvcs from each nioSsionnry or
ganization connected with the churches
OF tho city---bo present. Tho business
session win follow Immediately :, pub
lie meeting, to which all are cordially
invited.
Tho Helping Circles OF Kings
Daughters viii meet tomorrow, after
noon at o'clock AT the rcsidonco OF
Mrs. Tildcn McAulcy. 500 Eurth Twen-
ty-third street. y full attendance is
desired.
Tho regular meeting Of ST Johns
Circle OF Kings Daughters will bo held
on Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock with
Mrs. william J. COwardin. at her home
2so6 East Franklin Street. Final ar
r2ngcments for the moonlight cxcur-
made at this meeting. and al mem
bers arc urged 10 be present
In tho Service OF tho King circle OF
Kings Daughters viii also meet Mon
day aftcrnHDI ut I o'clock This meet
Ing VIII take place at the rcsidcnc. OF
NiisH Juliet Woody, Ia North Twenty
ninth Street.
Tho regular meeting " the VIII
nains's Memorial Circ.c of Kings
daughter. which was postponed from
last week, will be- held Tuesday after
noon at 400 o'clock at the home of
Alrs r D. Todd. 3o2 North Lonbardv
street. All members arc asked To be-
present
Tho Dorothca Payne Madison Chap
tor. DauGhtoia ot 1872 viii meet
Thursday mor0in. at II O'Clock ~,
room $50 Or the Jeffcraon Iiot"l 'rhe
meeting is II worry important one. aud
all members arc asked 10 attend.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-16
CANADIAN TROOPS POUR IN.
(BY AssoCIATED 9REss.


SALISBURY, Eng, via London, Oct lb---Beglnnlng
miles Canadian troops have pouring pre-
pared for them near here First came along transRort
the motor trucks and lastly the commandment London
buses The cavalry and artillery followed and most OF
these units camp but only lew infantry fel
ments so far have arrived
Long before dawn the sleepy old villages scattered
over the country awakened by the cank hoofs on
hard roads which incidentally have been revelation TO
the Canadians accustomed to their muddy roads me
notes of ssIt's Long Long Way to Iipperary mingled
With the fayore There There Be .f aot
American 'ragtime among the chief tunes being
Ths is the Life, also resounded in the quiet Eng
fish daes Riding at the head of the supply convoy was
small Montreal newsboy who had slowed away on trans
port This little chap spite Of the fact he was al
most folds army coat loaned him by good
hearted sergeant was nearly frozen but he insisted on
practicing the bugle proficiency in which he hopes Will
give him chance to go to the front
There surprising number OF natuallzed A1ner1-
cans among these Canadian forces sergeant OF Mon
treal regiment, asked concerning his expert
.ences, replied in American drawI Incidentally ne
mentioned that he was veteran Of Admiral Dewey s
flagship in the battle Of Manila bay.
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REPARAT|ON
Orders against Railroad Com
panies Are Made by Conn
merce Commission.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 16.-The In
terstate Commerce Commission has
directed the payment Of PREPARATION in
small amounts in several West Vir-
GINA cases. The Chesapeake and
Ohio and other railroads have been
ordered to pay SS7 so to the West Vir-
ginia Rail company for overcharge
on one carload Of rails shipped from
Huntington, w Va, to Libertyv1ile,
Ind. The Kanawha and Michigan and
other railroads have been ordered to
refund to the Kelly Axe company
S7.46 oyercharge on one carload OF
axes shipped from West Charleston.
w. Va. to Macon, Ga. The Hooking
Valley and other railroads are direct
ed to return $1,000 to the American
Hay and Grain company, overcharge
on one carload OF straw shipped from
Moral, Ohio. to Pennsbo-o, w. Va.
The Wheeling and Lake Erie and
other railroads are directed to refund
S10.eS to Plank and Gray. overcharge
on carload of wheat shipped from
Robertsville, Ohio to Ravenswood, w
Va. The Pittsburg. Cincinnati. Chi
cago and ST Louis and other railroads
are directed to refund $4-32 TO =. A.
Bourdeaux, overcharge on three ship
ments OF earthenware from Chester,
w. Va to Franklin, La.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-16
BRITISH CRUISER
HAWKE IS SUM
By German Submarine IN the North
Sea and Only Thirty Of the Grew
Of Four Hundred Are Saved.
fRY ASSOCIATED PRESS. }

LONDON. Oct 16.-The British cruiser Hawke has
been sunk the North bya German M
Of acrew of 4OOm about Severe saved
The admiralty has given out the following statsments
wards was attacked by submarine in the northern
waters Of the North yesterday but Wa
Williams attacked about the same time and sSs
crew have been landed at Aberdeen from trayvleT
Boatswain Sidney Austin Gunner James Dennis ans
men are missing Further particulars will b published
as soon available The Hawke was built n 1859
Sixth BRITISH VESSEL SUNK
The Hawke is British which colded with tle
White Star liner Olympic September 20 l9ll, near 81
ceived serious damage While the Hawke was laid down
in 1S99sshe was launched in March, 1891 &s
Among her officers at the time of the disaster were
eight naval cadets.
Other British vessels lost since the outbreak OF
tties are the cruiser Amplion which sunk IN the
North sea by mine August the cruiser, PathlndsI
British cruisers Aboukir Hogue and Cresse The loss
Of the Hawke makes total Of SIX British cruisers g.
by Germany the North since the
of the war.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-16
BLACK HANDLER
Gets a Year and a Day in the
Penitentiary for Sending a
Threatening Letter.

In the federal court Friday John
Jackson and John Stephenson were
dismissed from the charge OF con-
tempt of court based on failure to APP
pear as witnesses before the federal
grand jury.
Charles Bauer pleaded guilty to
retail liquor dealer charge and was
fined 500 and sentenced to serve
ninety days In the Ohio county jail
Tony Peri was sentenced to serve
q year and a day in the penitentiary
for sending Black Hand letter TO
James Butch, OF Harding
Samuel and Levi Hawthorn ann
Samuel Ansel. all OF Sistersvtlle'
pleaded guilty to,a charge OF passing
counterfeit none and we're given
year each in the penitentiary.
The court adjourned the term Fri
day.