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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-04
WOOD EXPLAINS PART
IN AMERICAN LEGION
Denies That He or Any One I'm His
Department Has Any Official Con-
nection With Movement.
NOT PERSONALLY GIVE
His Share Has Been Limited fo Two
or Three Interviews With Persons
Who Are Founders Of Idea to
Build Up Great Military Reserve.

WASHINGTON. March 3.--Ma ior- Gem
eral Wood. commanding the Eastern
Department of the army. IN n letter
I" Brisadier-General Hugh L. Scott
chief Of STAFF OF the army received
to-day, denies that any one i'm his de-
par'mcnt has at any time had any
ofhc!a! connection with the American
Legion movement to raise roseryists
With General SCOTS permission. Sec
rotary Garrison made public extracts
from General Woods letter. which saws.
NO on" at these headquarters has
or mas mad. any official connection
win me American Legion. so-ca allied. of
whiSh | sent YOU the details IN my
ieucr o, FebruarS -, inclosing with
1t ia" circular relating to IT,
My connection is limited wholly to
an interview two or three weeks ago
Win TWO gentlemen who were the
founders OF the movement one a
former officer OF volunteers in the army
ana the other an editor Of one Of the
iNdEcwaN magazines Their idea was
I" build up throughout the country a
list of men who had qualifications or
training to make them useful I'm n
military way In case a reserve should
ever b" established under legislative
enactment which would make a reserve
possible; or, in case reserve should
no; he established. to have n list which.
IN cas-" OF necessity, would be useful
10 me government. az IL would give
the addresses. names and uua,Iilcati tons
-; large number OF men
81 have no doubt some effort will
be made to twist this into q political
moN". but ] don't believe there is even
a iinEc Of politics connected with it,
IL has no connection with the army
up TO the present time. other than
nave indicated to YOU Johnstou's
activities in connection with il have
been purely unofficial He appreciates
fully the fact that he cannot take any
official position In An organization of
TINS sort. lie has tried to steer them
To line of procedure which would 1T
in with the War Departments plans"
General Woods letter was a personal
communication to General Scott Sec
rotary Garrison still is awaiting the
report which hc called upon General
Wood to make concerning the reported
connection q! army officers with the
American Legion movement
General Wood, in n telegram 10 Sec
Rotary Garrison to-day. chara
az untrue statements that propaganda
had been issued from his departments
Headquarters for the organization of an
American Legion OF Rescrvists Gen
crai Woods telegram was PROMPTED bv
protests from Bishop Greer and other
members OF the American League to
Limit Armament.
u called Bishop Greer up" said Gem
eral Woods message. "and asked him
MS authority, and he replied the press
only. Informed him that his state
inents that propaganda had been Issued
from these headquarters is untrue and
demanded that he correct II. and he
promised To do so. \ more audac!o,is
misstatcmcnt. made without INQUIRIES
or investigation, has seldom come to
my attention. and ] have so informed
the bishop
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-04
EFFORTS or COI"rON
REACH RECORD FIGURES

Si:W ORLEANS. March 3 Foreign OK
ports OF cotton during February were l.Sii d
1l- bales n larger amount than was rcportct
in any month this season or last season. EX-
ports thus far this season total 52S3 ,ss
bales. aRGins; sss3Jpo during all OF last
season.
The outward movement Of the crop during
February surprised traders. Sotic had on.
tiiuated not over l.I6.,o0 bales would DO
shtpp"d. Thtle many traders thought ex.
pori~ woulG bc Under the million mark since
February usually IL a dull month. and this
r""r shippers we're more or !css hampered
by developments In European waters
The height Of the movement last sea
was In Eoverbe.. when i.I,C05 bales were
exported. Many traders predict that thu
height OF th> movement has not yet beer
reached provided tho measures which the
European allies are putting into force re.
c:Hr'iing shipping do not have TOO uhfayor.
,IDle an ercct.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-04
NEWS OF ASHLAND

ASHLAND. VA. March 3.-The Ash
land Music Club began the spring sea
son on Monday with one of the most
charming programs il has vet given.
me hSuai duos, solos and choruses were
presented by Mrs. ". NJ. i.asher, Miss
COX ana III. club choir. Miss Cox gave
current events, and a most interesting
article about the latest aspirant for
Inc honors Of a conductor of orchestra.
one Julian GARLIC, n Mexican. was rcao
from the Century Magazine The rest
OF the program was given over 10 a
song recital hy Mrs. Harley Howe. wife
OF DR.. Harley Howe OF r. NJ College
mrs howe sang nine charming songs,
which ranged from the ballad 10 opcr-
atc arias closing her program with
the prayer from La Tosca." Mrs.
iiowc's clear soprano. and her admir-
able method were never moro bcauti-
tniy in evidence, and the recital wa,
greatly enjoyed and Appreciated Miss
Goodwin was her acconpanist. The next
musical will be March 10.
Mrs Frank Day Will return on FRIDAY
from visit 10 her sister, Mrs Edward
Muller. in Maryland.
Mrs Merritt g. Molly. of Alton. has
arrived to visit her sister. Mrs. Clyde
barnes
Miss Stuart Blanton has returned
from visit to her cousin, Mrs. Cary
ELLIS Stern. in Richmond
Rev. and Mrs. George Booker. of DAN
VIE. are guests OF DR.. and Mrs. S. 9.
Hatcher.
Misses Cardwell were hos,esses on
Tuesday Afternoon for the Junior Liter
airy Club Miss Ruth Rlakcy read a
paper on III Trovatore." and Miss Cabell
Jones read The Life OF Verdi"
Mrs. Rich of New York, is the guest
OF her daughter, Mrs. Harley Howe
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-04
ARRESTS WILL. FOLLOW
SECURING: Or EyInI.Sft,

We cannot interfere with tho ripb.
OF iree speech said Inspector Fanro,
nut Just as fast as we get coucrc,.
evidence against any of them, arrests
VIII Follow. One result of the worl;
'ol fonSnani will Lc TO make tho
anarchists extremely cautious abou,
plotting in the future. for they won,
KNOW who among them may not be n
ioiisnani ready TO hand then, over 10
me authorities the first overt stem
they take"
Foiiowing their Indictment by tn.
grand jury. Abarno and Carhone wcr.
arraigned before Judge Swan. in the
General Sessions Court. where they
were held in default of $4,000 bail
rach Tor further hearing on Friday.
III me meantime. they are detained In
the Tombs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-04
PREACHERS ARE HAILED
BEFORE GRAND JURY
40 indictments Returned ON Their
TcHtimOn! ns to Ink Condition
In Dunyillc

DANNlI.LE. VA, March 3.-Rev. c. ]
ID. Parker and Rev. j. p. Hicks ID ID
were required this morning to appear
pci"rc the grand jury in session here
On Sunday DIR. Hicks charged tina,
tnere were too many blind tigers In
inc cry, put stated that the police
force is all the public wishes IL 10 br
Ut. Parker few weeks ago i'm y
temperance speech intlm;t ted that there
would be no diminution In crime In
the city until sweeping reforms had
oeth made In the police department
NJ indictments were brought i'm on
the strength OF the divines' testimony
Johh Davis. negro charged with
INNING lula Davis of 500, was given
hNe years in the penitcntiary.
moses Max Levy, recently a candi-
"",e Tor the Board OF Aldermen, was
indicted for selling whiskey withou,
a license, and is at liberty on 500
bond ''''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-04
RAILROADS. WILL. begin
ARGUMENTS For INCREASt,

CHICAGO. March 3.-Forty-onc West
crn railroads through their counsel
viii begin in Chicago tomorrow their
argument before the Interstate Com
mcrcc Commission on their application,
Tor an increase in freight rates. which,
according TO the railroads, would i'm
crease their annual revenue $4,000, 600.
The hearings will be before Commits
sioncr ". H. Daniels
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-04
"NOT FIT FOR HOGS"
Verdict AN I" Courthouse ]. Delivered
by Judge.

NEW YORK. March 3.--Thc county
courthouse building is unht for hogs
according TO Supreme Court Justice
blanchard. who delivered tho opinion
when he opened court to-day and found
the room was cold. Every member OF
the city administration for the rast
ten years ought to be ashamed OF him
self. he declared. Other Justices arc
said to have threatened to abandon
their work unless the court rooms are
kept warmer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-04
WORK OF MINE RESCUE
Is PNOCIEDINI: SI.nMI \

HINTON. w. VA. March 3.-Rescue
rartics to-day continued their efforts tn
penetrate the workings of the I.ayland
ihihc % the New River and Pocahontas
consolidated Coal Company. where IS.
h'h were entombcd by an explosion
Yesterday, pht Tonight only four addi-
tional bodies had hccn brought Ia ,ho
surface. This increased the total known
dead TO fourteen
Resciers said to-day that the farther
theN advanced in the mine the greater
WAS the destruction by the explosion
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-04
FIGHT FIRE SINGLE-HANDED
NEAR TONS OF DYN ANTE,

BEACON, y. Y, March 3-Fightinr
hrr single handed in a shed in which
more than two tons of dynamite were
stored, Edward VI. Granger. "A New York
contra foreman, eNtingu!shed the blaze
u"! an" prevented an explosion.
Granger was blown IN by dynamite
TWO years ago. when he narrowly
escaped death
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-04
nICIIMO>D >rurk MAnk,,1,
CuIIn\ NIAKi,EIs

NEW -FUNk MIf0N !. D0'I0u -MoWc- ~.
81 Nc, advance "t :. 60 - point.
After opeGiig to : points higher 1,,ir..
quickly sold -V9t- 10 =. points above l.,sr
nights clOsius @xures on "a rcnew;.! OF tb.
hnying n.9"eme.; THIS advance carrie!
the market ROM - to = points above tn.
low I-vel % yes:-idns There wns heavy
selling here for !.!,srpool account ana prices
GeHCtcG ssVerhi pC!ris u! cCUSegr.rirc nm.
tho selling t.mpcT-g OF: after tho clos, %,
The Ens'is" mare'r and tie market nr.ued
Up agar fe,Gtins ne o"st pyinls of in"
sold q 10 70 po!u'- r't higA-r
l3uYcr' scene" 20 iinI Very few contracts
tie continued absence % hedge selling nu;
notwi':st AIMING IN" nrm shoNHf OF the
very nervous feeling VITA reference to the
export situation.
f',.st 81 Cd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-04
NEW YORK IuoprcE MAnHCr

NfW YORK. Mar, II 3--I.aw susa-. s,euGy.
centrifugal. i5S: m"lasscs. as: refined easy.
Rrii"r. weaker. Cheese. steady. Spot cof
Zee" quiet: ri" No :. .'s: Santos No. .. 40.
totons"Cd oil declined TO points early
i"-dpy under cheaper offerings o! crude and
scattered liquidation. lMt towards the clorr
irr"Hrd months steadicd NY on support from
IA" lpCnl professional element encouraged
''N the strength on other commodities Final
prices were on" 1" eight points net lower.
Sales. 800 barrels
The market closed IRREGULAR Spot. seaa
'n'. March. it"t,6Gi: April c..-"aS..s: May.
ASA" ": June. GSSdG.@): July. ,.o2ai ,.pa Au-
gust. ,.l"n al; September, 1.lSfr1.c 90 October.
D. NI.I..,, ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-04
RICHMOND LIVE ST0Ck MARKET.

Best steers. 70. 10 s: medium to good. -;
20 ~: common To fair. 81. To d., best hcifcrs
"a 10 ~ medium To good. -. to ca; com
mon TO fair. 81. to a. best cows 81. to .:
medium To good. ~, to 5i.: common Ia fair
y: 10 irs host oxen, To GA; common to
fair Ha TO 81: bulls Az to S; Gals. s to ~;
dicks, > 10 y; COWS and calves. ~ 20 Sca: best
hogs. ~; light. -. To ~: sows and stays
81 10 ts: beet sheep. 5is to S'.: medium To
r"o! az TO 80: common to fair. ga TO fia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-04
vo,crs Favor Bond Issue.

TNI'"VTHI ~ IHE 7 lIHeS- IlSDa tCh.
I.fNCltBtRc. VA, March 3-The
votes of LovinEston District. Nelson
County. on Tuesday by a majority OF
ab"u. 40 favored tho issuance OF s3a.-
600 OF bonds. the proceeds OF which
ar" I" he used for an cight-m turn
pike from Shpman to CraiS's shop.
The vot" vas overwhelmingly in favor
of the Issue
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-04
POLICE 'tFRAMED" 1T UP.
is CRY OF ANARCHISTS
oContinued from First Fac

case is concerned. il doesn't 20 beyond
thesc TWO. but there are other cases"
Hoth he and the inspector declined
10 larticularize. II is understood
however. that, in consequence of The
work OF Poignant and other members
Oh inc detective force who are work
ing secretly. as he did. card index
system OF all the known anarchists in
me city has been prepared. together
Win the places OF meeting, n classin-
ch'on OF the groups and other de-
sirable data
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-04

Hl.t q STEADY vNlum" OF huvinE orders or
;!c'I.n"s ana the market was forced higher.
IN" "",k OF III" hu"inE appeared to hc FOR
~" account of longs.
The uav's exports warc fairly large ~ =
",' bales. ana taev helped the market In
IN" afternoon especially after II was known
NAT f"h'unr% exports were lisa ly bales.
me largest Tor any month this season amt
i"r:rr than the exports OF ANY month 'ast
season.
Cotton futures closing: March. SO: May.
MI; July. sci. October. SSs December. aGt
SPOT cotton. quiet. unchanged; middling
Isl; sales on the SPOT. so bales: tn arrive.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-04
BOND LIST

Atlantis Coast Line lst ~
AiantI" Coast Tine I. aud y - (hid, ~
\ 9 l. cv. : 'm II,ltinorcI dill. So.
chesapeake and phiu couv i.s.... ~
iiST"ii and Mycr- - ... ...... 10
lhge-tt and Myers =. ........... ,-2
l"ri'iHrd C"Uiptry = ........ i1It
i"rilari COMPANY - tbidj ......... ,h,l.
N"rfNlk and Western ""ny. "a. ,hii,.. i0i
SCR hoard ..ir Line stamped Is hid l.. ~
ScabCnrd Mir Line tdi = ............ s.i
Southern RAILWAY - ,biG, ............ SI,s
Sopthcrn Railway :. ........ .... as,
'lt"d states S'""' 81 .e..... .-.-........ ts...
United stats Registered -. 1872 obidp.. asr
t,h."I St"trs ittsl"icl"n Is, i+S 'hihI.. !g.tI
- = iaFaht ~ ,hi9' .-.-.,.,.... ..-..... .@.t,
Nirrinia- Er"wo BROTHERS cts 'aIa,.... -
v" -'nr 'hcmIr"i 1T sr.....-. =
~, i'WN' ana rover {" - 'Ha". Ss-i
NN8haNh ecu - q btIi --.-....-. ...-..... =
Wabash Iitts Tenn ~ - tb!II ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-04
WORRY AND WAR NEWS
DRIVE HER TO SUICIDE;

NEW YORK, March 3.-Worry over
iaiiurc TO hear from relatives In the
German army, combined with constant
reading OF the war news In the DALI
papers, causcd Mrs. Anna liuebncr
ior'y. TO leap from n third story
WINDOW to her dcath to-daN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-04
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK, March 3.--Cotton goods mar
kHts were quiet to-day. Prices were steady
arms were dull. WorStcd yarns were i!r;n.
with an active demand reported for fancy
Narns l.inhToihcrics we're quiet hur!a u.s.
wcr" strong on rising prices.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-04

MEM YORK. March 3-Trlding on the
curb to-day was generally quiet. with prices
arm Kelly Springfield Tire advanced ,
r"Int' To ~ but Reacted to 10 suhs"-
Iunnt dealings. Mining issues werc firm
United Front Sharing advanced Il fraction.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-04
NAVAL STONES

. SAVANNAH. GA. March a-Turp.ntin.
tirm -: sales. - casks receipts. "a On SKIS
shipments 3 casks; stocks. 39c?. casks.
h"sin; hrm; sales. - barrels. receipts, 80,
barrels; shipments. - barrels. stocks !.G
- barrels. OMOte: A.. b. ..n.i..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-04
RAILROADS..
sEABOARD A

sEhBOARD AIR LINE HAILwAf
The troEresslSo Railway or tho ssutS.
SCUM bound trains scheduled to loavs EtieS-
Il, NJ alsepers aud coaches. Atlanta. Bir-
ninyhnn. Jacksonville: io:0 p. n. sleeper
10 HaHilot and coaches to Atlanta and Bir.
IninSham; Han J. NJ. Florida Limited; n:ts
A. NJ. rleopors Atlanta, Hirninrham
Memphis. Jacksonville. Tampa aud coaches
Jacksonville.
Northbound trains scheduled TO arrive 4,
Richmond daily: 6:65 A II 7:6 A. a.is
a. 81. s:0S p. II. 6:<5 NJ Local
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-04
CuICACo GuAIN MAnKpr

'lilCAGb. March Although whea. ad-
rhuC"d most OF tho tim" to-day account
81 liberal export sales, the market at tho
cl".H was weak. owing to assertions that
IN" entire ArHentina surplus for 1916 had
'""n purchased 10y Great britain. Gains
wcr" narrowed Z" !a.m? compared With
last night level corn finished u. to rsU-i,
M. a'.d oats ~ ris" II IL. In pro-
visions. the "utcm'n" varied frn;, a loss uf
Z cents {" r '',- upturn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-04
- ---7-----
RICHMOND Hay MARKET.
CuICAGo LINE sroCK MAnnrr

Nl!IINtfO. MurVh S7-IIOcs. hlghor. hunk
ScMnsG'9: light. sbilus57p: mixed. so.iif,
$50: heavy. Sc @fT 6.65 rough Sc :lHSS Z, ;
pigs Si..5I'f6.73. Cat,la rr,n Native steers
S.,'nS'ih: cows and heiters s35"Irs7. o.
calves S".9eWSi1.G. sheep. weak. Sheep. SO,
IT.; yearlings. s3.75u&SSi lambs. s.15Gr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-04
Dried Fruits.
MARKET cGN

rcnltrv Market very active Chickens
mud hens Scarce and wanted Eggs -AIar
k", very weak and unsteady. receipts heavy.
Rutt"r Market weak ana unsteady: -eCeinis
heavy All other produce In general sell
iIr iiir.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-04
rrTERsnrRG PEANUT MARKET.

7 T.HiW!t"U DE K0IBrTS. I'IuWmer + Co, Inc.)
fFTtitSBtRG. VA. March 2-Sranish--
Farmers .tock-Market steady at Sli.c per
hnshcl NirSinians: Farmers stock-Markct
steady; Fancy Jumbo. 3,.c per pound fancy
hah1pickcG. ai3c per pound; extra prime
b. per pound; Smelling stock. 81. TO ~. pc.
pound
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-04
Is a Powerful
Influence in Blood
Works With a Definite Pur.
pose and Is Known
Antidctc.

There are some things IN medicine that
arc certain and definite. They do the
work. S. S. s. is one Of these reliables
and is known antidote for all blood
troubles. More than that. 1t Is harm
less, for II does not hurt the stomach,
does not AFFECT the bones and joints, nor
does II alter the integrity of the nerves
and spine. But II does sweep through
the blood, a powerful. searching. cleans
Ing influence, remarkable for results and
a tremendous relief to those who suffer
the humiliation Of skin eruptionH
Nearly nil sickness Is due TO Rlmggsh
blood. And II you lot s. s. s. battle your
system with Its wonderful influence your
nervous troubles, your wan, weary, faded,
listless. lifeless body will revive and be-
come 30 renewed with the sense Of cnioy-
able health yon Will scarcely know your
self. Try s. s. s. today. Get bottle
Vt any drug store. II will put you on
your fect keep you going ell day and
enable you to sleep sound and restfui.
s. S. s. is not dope" not q physlc
but fine. bracing. purifying medicine
that Is sure TO do you a world Of good
1t Is just what you need g. s. s. Is
prepared by Tho Swift Specific Go, GO
Swift Bldg, Atlanta, Ga. and II you are
troubled with any stubborn blood disease
their medical department will guide you
safely to health. Write them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-04
Richmond & Petersburg Electric Ry.
Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY AI.L.RAIL LINE TO NCRFOIK
schedule In effect January l. 1916
Leave rs ri street Station. Richmond FOR
NOitroLk goo A ~. 1850 Z. NJ 1910 p M
FOR l.fNCliBURG AND TIE Wt;sT:
.:I' a. 81. $3.50 a. NJ. '3) T.. NJ. .9:Dj p
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: .1l:I A
NJ. $50 J.. NJ. 'u:S r. NJ. From tho W est:
NJ gee l.. ~ "
DAILY tDally except Sunday. ,sunday
W. b. BEvILI. w C. sAuSnppe
F. r. ~. Ronnok. q. = A.. RoanoI.
& H. BOSLEY. d. =. a. Richmond va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-04

JEW YORK March Port ;novcfuer,-
Aiddhng, q" E"ceipis 81 br!ss, stock. ~.
st3 baiss
Total today a, al ports Net receipts 20
"iI bales: exports. ''i.s bales. stock. 10: ay5
bales.
total for web Nr, receipts. 8. .os bales:
exports, "a 50: haies
Total Tor season Net receipts SIG. s3l
bales: exports. $Ji5.,si ba!es.
NEW ORLEANS. March 3.--Steady BUYING
featured the cotton market tp-day and pui
prices III despit" announcements of Anglo-
French measures Z" prevent Slipn.ui. "a
Germany AZ ~" best the market was ,g
10 Is points up md closet B. 10 q UP
NJ no time were ir!y"s under the level
q! yesterdays close. althougi I.iverpooi
cables were ur.fasvrabls ElUlers han
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-04

NEW YORK March . M"rcantiI" pancr.
"'ai'i: St"i ling exchange. steady: siNty-dnv
bilis 4.7Sc: tor cable. stsoii: for demand
s. So knr t.iy"', .!9'i Mexican dollars.
bonds, strong. rin- Innns easy sixty day.
:i@HS; ninety days .',nj. six months. 3',Ij..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-04
nIcmMo>D GnAI> MAKKEr.
WHOLESALE @uoTNrIoNs on iciiATGtip
KIcIIMo>n TOBACCO MAkKIr.

By FrN"'f I" FOmpNIUs)
X. hDnrh ", March ,. 4,
DARK FIRED
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-08-06
France Is Preparing for Winter
Siege; Will Play Waiting Game

endeavor to do, in three months, she
will be on the toboggan, according
not only to French authorities-bnt
to captured Germans of the Heidel-
berg professor type.
French mills are busy turning out
uniforms and other winter equipment.
French public opinion is beginning to
accustom itself to the idea of another
winter in the trenches and some eign-
teen months more of the war. Al
though General Joffre is criticised not
infreq,ently for not hurrying matters
more, some OF his leading generals
are known to stand with him on the
policy Of conserving the army SO as
to have large well-conditioned force
when the other side is thinned out
and groggy,
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-08-06
Carson Day at Reno Big Success;
Visitors Accorded Royal Treatment

grand stand and treated the people OF
Reno and their visitors to sample
of the music they have given Carson
as steady diet. They were the re-
cipients OF great applause from the
people. In the evening the bar d
sgain played at the park on the south
side OF the river and a great crowd
stood on the grass and listened until
il was time to quit and go to the train,
Moving about among the people it
was interesting to Overhear the
friendly remarks made and the some
times eXtravagant comments as to
the quality of the music. The band
boys were very profuse i'll their re.
marks of appreciation OF the kindness
and courtesy OF the Reno manage
ment, especially OF Mayor Byington.
The mayor seems to know just how
to entertain visitors and put forth his
best efforts yesterday in behalf OF the
Carson people.
The Carsonites arrived home few
minutes past midnight, tired but con
tented and glad they went.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-08-06
Carnival Next
On Programme

The next thing in the amusement
line on the program in Carson will
be the street fair and carnival to be
given under the auspices OF the Car
son band.
The company which will furnish the
shows and do the yelling, and sell
fancy things, and all the other things
which are done at carnivals has been
showing at Reno for some time, an ]
it is said they are good aggrega-
ton Of show people who do their part
in giving entertainment for the money
they take. Not all the details of the
fun are as yet worked out, out as the
band is usually successful in what
it undertakes, it is safe tc predict
that the carnival will be clean and
amusing.