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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-03
PROVIDE FOR z
BATTLESH|PS

WASHINGTON. March 5.-The
naval appropriation hin as agreed
upon by both houses Tuesday rep
rescnts total outlay OF sl0i.s7l.'
1865.
From this sum win be lullt two
battlcAhips. six torpedo dcsiroyers,
two sea.Eoirg submarines. 10 coast
defense submarines and an oil ship
The request for an aviation plant
al San Diego vas voted down.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-03
JITNEY CAN'T live
IN NORTH YAKIMA

NORTH YAKIMA, March s.
Jitneys, after operating here for
month. suddenly disappeared from
the main streets. Four are run
ming into thickly populated suburb
an districts where street car serv-
fee is not as frequent as in paved
city districts.
Poor business is given by oper-
ators as the cause.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-03

necessarily professional
this dance which the motions Of ahip in flight
waltz the aeroplane dance. and
wheels pivot glide the
are
agility
spells failure
he
a
with which II ends the Of the
Is graceful
many ueN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-03
New Hair Grower Brings
Lustre, Life. Beauty
Unrfins stops Dandruff. Hair
I.os---sbsmpoo Comb
Free.

ANY one In Seattle who IL troubled
with thin. dull, falling hair can posi-
lively and surely rejuvenate ana re-
pIaniah IL by using tho Harfina
Treatment. This is an absolutely
new method that makes tho hair
fairly gllsten with beauty and the
scalp glow with vitality and health.
Bepin with tho use OF Harfinn, n
nourlahing and stimulating prepare =
ton OF wonderful efficacy for ton
ing the scalp and inducing unfailing
halr-growing conditions. with each
hottie YOU receive absolutely free a
undue Hnrfins shampoo and Dan
druff Comb. The use or the comb
Induces moro thorough cleanliness.
invlgorateE tho scalp md
Improves circulation. I'm "a
der tho Harfina 'reat- er,-r--..,:sl
ment, dandruff and Itch M,u,.,,,ilIl
ing disappear, sturdy wllN..VW
growth Of hair appears,
and the whole head becomes lustrous
and beautiful.
Get the genuine Harfina for Doc
from your druggist. He guarantees
IL and will refund money II not sat
isfactory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-03

inadequate service and eXorbitant
rates. the state public service COM
mission has filed a blanket com
plant against the Pacific Power q
Light Co. A hearing will be held
In North Yakima March IS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-03
DR0PE Impeachment

WASHINGTON, March 3.-The
house judiciary committee has or
dered impeachment proceedings
against L. S. District Judge Day
ton of w. Va. dropped.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-03
WALlA WALLA MEETING

= A business meeting will be held
Thursday afternoon nj $40 by the
Walla Walla School Parent Teacher
association
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-03
NATIVE SONS MEEr

The Native Sons OF Washington
will meet Thursday nlght at )
O'Clock In their club rooms In III.
oneer hall. Madison park
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-03

al am going with young man
whose mother Is slekly. ! 20 TO see
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-21

endar. The appropriation, IL was
stated, does not revert. but remains TO
the credit OF Richmond until used in
the manner specified in the act Sen
ator Martin stated that Congress al.
ways designated IN the act when new
I sites We're purchased the location 20
which the 2ost-ot.ice should be moved.
IN THIS case the appropriation specifies
the property OF the Virginia Building
corporation. adjoining the post-oflice.
but provides that the Secretary OF the
treasury may In his discretion decline
10 make the purchase IL he considers
the location unsuitable John c. Easley,
or the Richmond delegation. urged that
the purchase be made so that the
present buildings adjoining the post.
office might be used for overflow pur-
poses for INN dlate relief, IL having
been ascertained that with other work
ahead. 1t was entirely improbable that
any building plans would be prepared
at Richmond before 1920. ConRress
man Montague informed the delegation
mat he had introduced no bill making
any amendment to the present appro-
prlation which was OF Itself OF an
emergency character, that he had not
been asked TO offer any amendment
specifying any other site and that
from his knowledge of conditions in
Congress at this time, there would be
little or no hope of getting final ac-
ton on such bill during the brief
period remaining OF this session OF
Congress.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-21
German

BERLIN, January 20 lbv wireless
I" London>.-Thc German War Of
nee this afternoon gave out an Of
h'ial announcement. readins as fol-
lows:
III the western arena OF the war
the territory between the seacoast
and the lNs saw yesterday nothing
more than artillery exchanges. AT
Netre Dame DeLorette. northwest
or Arras. trench 900 yards long
was taken from tho enemy. Here
TWO machine guns were captured rs
well as a few prisoners
In the Arscnne our troops ocou
pied few trenches In one place
me ground sained by us during the
last few days amounts to 500 yards
In the teres, north OF Sennhe elm
'CernaNN. IN AiSacc. our attack made
good pTosresS NrRstein was taken
ny us. ana We also captured two
officers snd forty men of the Alpine
Chausscurs
I'm the eastern arena of the war
the situation shows no change"
The following official statement
was issued here tonight
From January 10 TO 20, Ger
man airships bombardcd the forti-
fed place OF Yarmouth and other
places on the English east coast.
The attack WAS successful. Consid-
cradle damage was done.
The airships were shelled. hut
rcgaincd their home port undam-
aged"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-21
A|RMEN FOLLOW ROUTE
IN DARKNESS WITH SKILL
Outstanding Feature OF German
Aerial Raid Over English
Towns.
CASUALTY LIST NOT LARGE
difference of Opinion as to Whether
Zeppeiins or Aeroplanes Were
osed-Dahage Almost Confined To
Private Houses and Shops.

| KINGS LYNN, January 90 (via Lon
dom An outstanding feature of the
"er"an aerial raid appears to have
bcen the skin with which the alrmen
In the darkness followed their route
ana dropped bombs near King Georges
house at Sandrlngham, and Queen
Mother Alcxandra's bungalow at Smct
ushahi, as we'll as at the docks water
WORKS and railroad station here and
at the Grtmston ammunition depot
according to the police, the raiders
horered twice over Kings Lynn. and
dropped bombs near the railroad sta
lion and docks. Three missiles fell
close to the station, wrccking sheds
containing the royal railroad coaches.
one or more bombs were dropped
among the docks, and damage was in
iticted on the hydraulic engine house.
Dense darkness and the slight mist
winch prevented effective pursuit or
successful shooting at the raiders. hin
, dered them In efforts to reach some OF
their apparent detectives, and also TO
Aid their bombs with the maximum OF
accuracy. Thus the visit to Sandring-
ham. which King George and Queen
Mary left at 10 o'clock yesterday
morning, was not effective, although
some bombs were dropped in that vi
entity.
me casualty list at Kings Lynn, SO
far as is known to-day is two persons
killed and four injured They all were
in group of houses on Bentinck
street, which was wrecked by one
bomb.
Casualties at Yarmouth are two
killed and one injured There Ia a
difference OF opinion here as to whether
the German raiders came in zeppelins
or in aeroplancs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-21
CARNEGIE MEDAL AWARDS
ANNOUNCED BY COMMISSION

PITTSBURGH. PA. January 30.-
Forty-four acts OF heroism, largely
those or young men and women In
Wideiy scattered places In the United
states and Canada. were recognized at
me eleventh annual meeting Of the
carnegie Hero Fupd Commission here
to-day by the award of eleven silver
medals, and bronze medals in the other
thirty-tnree cases
Ihlrtcen OF the heroes lost their lives
ana 10 the dependents OF seven or these
pensions aggregating $4,000 II yenr
were granted; to the dependents of four
Oh the others who lost their lives, sums
totalinK $4,000. to be applied. subject To-
tho direction OF the commission. In
various ways, were granted. In addi-
ZION 10 these money grants In eight
cases sums aggregating $4,000 were
appropriated for educational purposes.
payments 10 De made az needed and ap-
proved: and In twenty-three cases
awards, hgBregating S2I.6l5 were made
TO be applied toward the purchase of
homes, the liquidation Of indebtedness.
and to other worthy purposes.
Among the awards were tho follow
ing, who received bronze medals:
James Williams. Fsrmvtlle, Va, forty.
saved John ID. jennings, sixty-six. from
being run over by n train October 80,
1912.
James IL. Johnson, Roanoke. Va.
twenty seven. saved two-year- old
Henry j.. Baker from being run over
by tram. April .. 1919
Charles T.. Glass, Clifton Forge, Va,
torty-three. saved w. III. IIawley, fifty
SIN. from being run over by train,
July 20. 1912.
Among those who received silver
medals was the following:
william r. Dyke Goodies, Va, forty.
attempted to save Frances Rryapt ared
TOUR, from burning 10 death In the Bry-
ant house. April II, 1913
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-21
Russian

PETROGRAD, January Gothic
following communication from gen
eral headquarters Of the Russian
army, was issued to-day:
There is nothing of Importance
TO report OF operations on January
~ along our entire front, except the
usual rifle firing and cannonading
I'm the region north OF Rawa the
Germans made two attempts at
partial offensive. These were
stopped by our fire. and the enemy
was compelled to fall back
I'm the evening Of January IS the
Germans In the region of the village
or Nitkoritzo Con the left bank OF
Bzura) made an attack against the
head of the bridge. under the glare
OF searchlights, rockets and straw.
which had been set on fire at a dis
lance OF 800 PAGES. This attack was
repulsed by the efficient fire Of our
artillery.
The same evening. in Western
Galicia, the Germans. after cannon
aiding heavily our positions south of
the small town of Radloff, and set
ting on fire two villages behind our
positions, made an attack on them.
Compact attachments Of the enemy
reached our barbed wire entangle
ments. but our destructive fire pre-
vented further progress. They suf-
fered heavy losses. and were com
PEELED 10 fall back on their position.
in Bukow!nA our troops are ad-
Nancing with success. They have
occupied. after some lighting, the
village of Ichanesohti, about ten
miles north of Watra Dorna. where
they captured and made prisoners
both officers and men"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-21
GLYNN ABSOLUTELY
DENIES STATEMENT

Albany, y. y, January o).-"The
statement OF NJ f. Davis, in the IN
vestigation of James sullivan, Amer
Ican minister to the Dominican Re
public, that I am interested in Santo
Domingo matters. IS an absolute false
mood" said former Governor Martin
H. Glynn, in statement tonight. II
40 not know Mr.. Davis and never
heard OF him before.
Il do not know Mr. Sullivan. and
nave no interest whatever In his doings.
am not Interested In Santo Domingo.
never was and never hope 20 be. |
nave been acquainted with William G.
beer for years. but am not Interested
"ith him in any enterprise"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-21

buttons and then tried 10 stop them %"
said Commissioner Phclan
Yes. something like that The peo-
pie wanted the United States to inter-
venc. In fact. General Arias said 1t
would probably be good thing TO
shoot three or four Americans and then
the United States would have TO inter-
venc.
j, Franklin Fort. formerly Governor
OF New Jersey. who Went to Santo
Domingo 10 advise sullivan regard
ing the quellinE Of the revolution is
expected TO testify at Tomorrow $
hearing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-21
WHAT WARNING NATIONS CLAIM =
IN THEIR OFFICIAL STATEMENTS
French

PARIS. January Gothic French
War Office this afternoon gave out
an official report as follows:
From the sea TO the Sommc. in
the region of Nieuport. there was
yesterday n fairly spirited artillery
engagement. in the course OF which
the enemy endeavored In vain 10
destroy our bridge AT the mouth or
the User In the meantime we were
successful In demolshing portion
OF his defenses at this point; also
we were successful at the Union
Farm. near StGcorgos. where the
enemy had strongly organized his
positions.
In the sector of Ypres and near
Lens there were yesterday artil-
lery exchanges OF varying intensity.
There was also very violent bonn
hardment OF RlanBy, near Arras, but
il WAS not followed by an infantry
attack
From the Somme to the Argonne
there has been nothing to report.
nor has there been any activity in
cinity of Craonne. or near Rheims.
y,
as we'll rs to the north OF Perthes
and of Massiges. our artillery d.
rected very effective fire on the
field works OF the enemy.
In the ArGonne, in the forest OF
Lagrurie, the enemy delivered vio-
lent attack upon one OF our trenches.
our troops, who for n moment gave
way under the shock, later recap
turcd in two counterattacEs all their
positions and maintained themselves
therein. The first of these attacks
gave us greater part of these po-
sitions and the second completed
the work
AT Schubert, the Germans blew
up by means of mine the north.
eastern projection Of our trenches
Our troops threw themselves into
the excavations caused by these en-
plosions and prevented the enemy
from taking possession of them.
TO the northwest Of Pont-a-
Mousson. in the forest OF lie Pretre,
We established ourselves Mt a dis
lance OF 100 yards In front Of the
German trenches captured by us
the day before yesterday. AT the
N'iu VI liic udy TUESDAY the enemy
here delivered counterattack. but
without success.
In the vicinity OF Thanh there
have been artillery engagements In
which the advantage rested with
us"
The following official communica-
ton was issued BY the War Office
Tonight:
Last evening the enemy gained
footing in one OF our trenches to
the north OF Notre Dame de Lorette.
This morning he was driven from
II. following counterattack, lcav
ing in our hands more than 100
prisoners.
During the course of the night
OF January 1920. in the region or
Albert, an attack TO the south OF
Thiepval. which had progressed as
far as our wire acknowledgements. was
thrown back. Three successive at.
lacks on La Boisselle met the same
fate
I'm the Arsonne, an attack by the
enemy on La Fontaine AK Charmes
was repulsed after hand hand
struggle"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-21
SOUNDS FIRE ALARM
TO CATCH BURGLAR
Intruder Makes Hts Way Into West
Main Street Dwelling After
Midnight.

When Mrs. A. H. Cuppon, 2oos Yves,
Main Street. heard man In her house
this morning about 1870 o'clock she
screamed. When she screamed u neigh.
Dor heard tho sound and Immediately
ran into the street. whore no found =
ire-alarm be- and sounded the alarm.
bringing several companies OF apps
ratus to the scene. Later II was dis
covered that the burglar was tho cause
OF tho disturbance. and tho Second 70.
lice Station was notified, and Policeman
Reid was sent hurriediy to the scene.
But tho burglar had escaped by tina,
time and no arrest resulted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-21
CONTINUE F|L|BUSTER
ON SH|P-PURCHAsE BILL
Republicans VIII Re Given Full
Sway in Hopes They Will Wear
Themselves Out.
DEMOCRATS ARE DETERMINED
Declare Measure Will BE Kept BE.
fore Senate Right Up to March 4,
IL Necessary, and Appropriation
Bills Taken Up ut Extra Session.

WASHINGTON, January 2o.-After a
three days speech against the govern
ment shlp-purchase oil, Senator Bur
ton yielded the floor late to-day to
Senator Weeks, who continued what
Democratic leaders now regard as an
open nlibustcr. Determined to keep the
measure constantly before the Senate.
even IL II delays appropriation meas
ures, the Democrats tonight renew ell
their caucus to consider amendments
Administration leaders declared tho
Republican opposition would BIO given
full sway. in the hope that II would
wear Itself out.
No Democrat. they said, would speak
ator Weeks has finished his speech,
Senator's Lodge, Jones, Root. Suther-
land. Smoot. BrandeEce: Gallinyer and
Nelson are expected to continue the
fight Plans also were made at re-
publican conference to-day providing
that when speeches on tho present bill
have been exhausted, a substitute will
be offered on which to base further
arguments.
Some Republican leaders predicted
tonight that the Democrats would give
up hope of passing the bill this session
IL no progress was apparent after two
weeks OF debate. Administration Sen
ators. however, declared the measure
would be kept before the Senate right
up to March II necessary, and the an.
preparation bills taken up at an extra
session.
BURTON TALKS CONTINUOUSLY
FOR MORE THAN SIX HOURS
Senator Burton talked continuously
for more than six hours to-day. Ills
address continued over the lunch hour
but he drank two raw eggs brought TO
him III n glass while he listened to a
question by Senator Sutherland.
Senator Burton was emphatic in hi.
predictions that tho purchase OF in
termed ships would lead TO international
complications Senator Vardaman sug-
gested that diplomatic negotiations
with Great Britain might remove that
objection If the United States would
agree not to pay for the boats until
after the war.
Il understand negotiations along this
line have been carried on" responded
Senator Burton. land that Great Brit
ain and France are ready to agree 10
such course. but II that be true. there
is no necessity for this bill. Private
capital would he only too willing to
Invest In shipping under sucn condi-
tons"
Toward the end OF his address SEN
ator Burton's voice gradually weak
ened. and Republican colleagues fire..
quently afforded him brief rcspites
while they asked parliamentary ques-
tons.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-21
NEWTON WILL SEEK
TO nHIAIN AIEAUS nI, -.

For this purpose Mr.. Newton Will
visit Richmond and &c, first hand in
formation as 10 what is needed lie
VIII seek 10 ascertain the following:
whether or not the future postal
needs OF Richmond. with fun cons,dcro
ZION OF the demands Of the parcels post.
can he accommodated by the erection
oil an addition TO the present Federal
building 10 be used exclusively by tho
post-ofice.
Where the business interests wan,
the main post-oiNce.
Whether the postal needs Of Richmond
can be more efficiently handled from
me present post office after II is en-
( larger or whether 1t can be better
| hanuied from new building erected
IN another section OF the city.
'eiore Leaving the treasury build :
ihe the delegation called on Comm
ir"!ier Of the Currency John Skelton
Williams. The visit, Il is understood
was only 10 pay their respects |, is
not believed they asked MIR William
to tax" a hand in the Richmond Dis.
cussion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-21
iMPoSSiBl.E no GET ANY
AMENDMENT AT THIS stsStn~.

before going 10 the Treasury DE-.
'ar Nnent the Richdmond delegation
met at the Raleigh Hotel for confer.
'hoe with Senators Martin and Swanso,
ana representative Montague. Sena-
'"f Martin and Representative Monta.
que assured the visitors that II would
20 impossible TO get any bill through
congress at. this session in view Of the
ALREADY crowded condition OF tho cal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-21
Arrc.frd on Nyarran,

'ohn Malone. colorcd, was last night
arrested by Policeman DuTy on g. war
ran, charging him with hssauitln9 and
mou'l"lhs william Cabcll another
negro on the night OF Noy.rnber ~ Is,2
me man Will be 1,rraigncd In tho po.
lice Court this morning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-21
DENY THAT ZEPPELIN
IS BROUGHT Down

HUNSTANTON. January 90 (via Lon
don).-Police deny the report that one
OF the raiding Zeppelins was brought
down here. The last seen OF the air
ship which dropped bombs on Hun
stanton was as she was passing away
to the northward over the sea
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-21
DEVELOPMENT HAMPERED
by IDSG-TI,RM CRED

Or Pratt said development Of trade
with Latin America had been hamper ed
by iong-term credit extended by Euro
pcan nations
After her present debts are iiqui-
dated he asserted. Europe will be
unprepared to keep her working capt.
TAI tied un In floating debt. and Euro
pthh manufacturers will be no more
"'iiihg to give long term credit than
our own. Again We viii be on a parity
with European nations"
lie urged establishment Of American
banks IN Contra! and South America, as
me most important step toward trade
explanation there. and favored amend
'hent OF national banking laws TO per-
mt banks TO hold limited amount of
STOCK In oversee banks established ex-
ciusircly for foreign trade bugincrs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-21
U. S. FOR FIRST TIME
HAS REAL TRADE BALANCE
lContinued From First Pagel

O"NtInued From First Pagc)
ing depleted, and it is more likely that
tary exhaustion will determine the final
result
~ the close OF the war. then. Europe
VII not have much Advantage over us
in the matter of cheap capital" he con-
Guided
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-21
BRYAN AND GLYNN
TO SHARE PROFITS
continued From First PaCcl

T00TNHT4'd FFUm First PaCe(
,ns cow to San'o Domingo, and told
us he was going down 10 look fo, -
,oh We had "a letter of introauc,ion
IRON Tim sullivan to Minister SulIi.
after all Of these arrangements baa
been completed and the party spent -
week on the island. walsh and al,
a1d I'ol get amy contracts. Mr.. Davis
Hccordinc TO the testimony of G. o
iskcr engineer for Moore 4 90 80
were doing electrical constructors ,,nrL
on Inc island. things became so h.d
't,er Minister sullivan stepped into
once that General bcisidiIio Arts, lead
"f ni me reNolutionists said:
su,ss we Viii have % XIII three
o. ionr Americans, and then the United
Hlal.s VIII nav. 70 lmterNnnc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-21
TO ABOLISH LIQUOR REVENUE

bill Prepared by Senator Works for
Early Introduction.
WASHINGTON. January 20.-A bill
10 abolish collection of Federal revenue
on sale or manufacture of liquor in
prohibition territory. and to abolish all
revenue on liquors after January i,
1915. has been prepared by Senator
Works. OF California. for early intro
duction.
Schooner lowed to Sea.
QCOGCE. ~ Y, January 20-The
four-masted schooner In distress yes
terday off Quogue was towed to sea
to-day by a tug. The schooner's iden-
tity remained unknown
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-21
Richmond Society
Prevention of Cruelty
To Animals
The Horse S Prauer

afi a MY MsTa h offer
shelter clean dry bed stall
Always be kind to Talk means as
much TO as the n Pet
gladly do NOT
you watch and If fall /
o.
insist
we'll 80 "N''o ''oiiu
DO nor overload me- or hitch
me well shod Examine eat;
is pain fu
position;
cannot tell when me
the CHAMBERS
that
on me-,
but Never
mouth; first 1t by holding "'
wi thouta
on
be
as to give
Mt moment to- life - '>"N'
my useful
slowly
will
MI T
n a Stable Amen. -"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-21
WILL INVITE BUSINESS
MEN TO GIVE THEIR VIEWS
lCoMtinued From First ragol

'NUHtIhucd FrOm First PagcD
complained Of. Personal investigation.
however, may alter this view. which T.,
was explained are not irrevocable.