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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-27
8ea@tensmertbe 8ere@s
ttmn9en.

l1eber sic bsberigen @riegsber-
Turtle lteuen 6e1ttide 8ldtter bead-
tensmertbe geredn11ngen an. Mm
1. MpriI belief Sic 3obl Ser in
1eutifIono ir%ternierten &riegsge-
fnngenen ii9 onf 8t2,808. Gie 3abl
Ser in 9eutidlan6, Seiterreid<nm=
gurn uno ser Girfei internierten &C.
fongenen belief ii@ m1f 1,372,00O.
Seitber iino mod Elm BOAR 6a1n6ert-
tu11ieno bin5ugefonmen, un6 tpenn
ser goli5iide SeIe8ug gum Mbfdtli1B
gebradt lit, miro Sic @eimmt3abl
Ser &riegsgefangenen in 0eutidlanb,
Seiterreid-l1ngurn un6 Ser Sulrffei
BON Ser 5tpeiten Minton ntdt mebr
iebr melt entfernt fem. 9ie 3abl
Ser 5ooten tplr6e om 1. Mprtl fir
6romreih a1f 100000 fir 3uBlan6
ouf $4,000, fir @nglan6 a1f ST.
600 urro fir geIgien o1f $4,000 Be-
rebnet. Sos tpiiroe cine @einmrmt-
5iffer bon 100000 Sobten ergeben.
Sic 3abl Ser @ertpun6eten belduft
iid Bel 6ranfreih nuf Isl, 900 Bel
Ml1Blan6 auf 100000, bel @ngIanb
o1tf $1,000 un6 bel gelgien ouf 3d.
600. SIM gan5en baben sic @erbun=
6eten 100000 Mann ont @erpun=
oeten berloren. Guilt man sic Eoo-
ten, @ertpun6eten un6 @efnrgeren
5uiammen, 10 ergiebt ith a1f Setten
ser @erbun6eten Big GUM eriten Mbri[
elm @erlnitfonto in Ser ungehelrrel1
66be bon 1853 900 Mmn1. alio mo-
be5u AZ Miuiore1 Marn. So es
ii9 Bel oieien Mngoben, abgeieben
BON Sen @efangenen, MIR Inn Mit.
tbeiIungen uber feinolide gerltite
bonbelt, sic fid in ser 0reiperbarrbs-
preiie ober ser neutralen Nreiie fin
Sen, 10 miro man iogen oiirfen, 6oB
Sic bier %genannten @eiammtberl1fte
ser Mniierten birter 6en Tbatia9en
mabrfheinlih noh I'M Elm betradtli=
des 5uriidbleiben. Sntereiiont lit an
6ieier @tatiitif, ooB Sic &uifen fir
iia aIlein nobe5u 6ret Minionen
Meniden eingebuBt boben. Mu9
6rnnfreih bot ettpo or6ertbaB MI-
1ionen @eniden eingebiBt, tpos BEL
SEN Mangelrr ieines Modpudies Be-
iomoers >idJper ing @etptdt fdQt. @os
SOS @riegsmateriaI betrifft, 10 lit sic
@eute ser oeutidenSruppen ebenfous
cine gon5 o11Beroroent1ide. Muh 6en
offi5ois %perbreiteten Mrrgaben beirut
gen Sic 3ablen Ser erbeuteten &C.
idiite in geIgien $500, in Sranf-
renh 1900, IN &ublarr6 $50 un6 6te
SEN gngIdn6ern obgenommenen &C.
idiibe ungefdbr 60. SIM go1r8er1
puroen I'M Often un6 @eiten 5uiom-
men $50 @efdibe erbe1tet. 0omit
lit ober ser 8erl1it Der 5etnoe an
@riegsmaterial feinesmegs erldopft>
oem 5obIreide @eidibe meroen er-
fabrungsgemdB bernihtet, I'M lie
nidt in sic @dnoe 6es @egrers fol-
len 5n IaiIer. @euiB fino oltf Ste
6eutiden 8erluite beoeuten6, uber Tie
1teben in fei1em 8erbdItniB GIT ser
ginbmbe, sic sic Mliierten ON Men-
IdenIeben nnb &riegsmaterioI erlit-
ten bnber.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-27
Mnn6tbi8e 3mfmnfts:
for9en.

ge6eutenoe Observation-Disclosures
boben bereits ibre Beiorgniiie uber
sic 3ufunft bes neutrality-suspicious.
infolge bes groBen @eltenbranbes
o11sgeiprodyen. Sic ioge1t, buB ser
&rieg un3peifeIboft gum 8erfaa Ser
e11ropGiid)en &alien beitragen nriifie,
oem es fei tpubr, oaB sic an gnergie
uno 5ntel1igen5 reiditen Manner oie
beiten @olooten modten, 6aB ferner
ote Bel ten Sol6aten infolge Tires Mu-
tbes uno ibrer itdrferen @ertpegen=
beit 511erit sem feinolid)en &ugeln on
beimfielen, un6 ooB 6ober Sic iiber=
lebenoen idmdheren un6 tperuiger tn-
tenigenten Mdmer sic Slater Ser
fonmen0en @enerutionen meroen
mur6en.
Sod iie baben mod on6ere, ni4t
meniger i4mar3 gefarbte 8ebemfen.
sic iagen> es miroe cine noturlthe
GmtpidIung ser Gtnge ieir, oab Die
Meinionen bon MGnner11, oie altf oem
Sdlodtfelbe geblieben ober perfrilp-
pelt por0en iinb, in ibren frilberell
2ebensiteQungen oura 6rm1en uno
Mai6de11 riett tperben miir6en, 6aB
olio our9 0ieien md1rr1ermor6enoen
@rieg sic Gra1ter in je6er 8eile pro-
f%itieren miiBten, un6 Sic Graaenbe'
megung, sic fir 6ie poaige @leidbe=
redttgung Ser Tra11en int itaatliden
mie io5iolen 2eben eimtritt, cine un-
geobnte Goroerung erbalten ulroe.
sic peridtpeigen 6abei nidt, 6aB lie
oos ourdyul1s mdt nls einen Sort
ldriH urieben tuir6en, benn Der OIL
5uitarfe uno ungebemmte ginfluB Ser
Gra1ren n1f sic @eidife Ser Solfer
f00r1te 6ieien ni9t gum Seile mer-
Sen.
gnolid) aber ieben iie IN Ser Mai-
lenidlddterei i1t1rger fraftiger Man-
11er etne groBe @efdbr Tir Die Solts=
moral. 1er getpoltige l1eberiduB on
MeiGoden uro 6rol1en miibte notbge-
orurgen CUR gtelmeiberei ODER
ShIimerem fiibren.
Sos Mles lit getptB intereiiumt uno
gong 6o3u ongetbon, Sen a%ufgepor-
fenen Gragen griinolider nadsugru'
beIn. ga miro man on ser Sono Ser
@eididte 5nnddit nadmeiien fornen,
oob sic menidliden &aiien troy Ser
grouiomften @riege nidt %oegeneriert
fpur6err, boB bielmebr oft oos gerooe
@ege11tbeil eingetreten lit. 3uB Elm
ourd o%n5uIangen Grieoen umb ourd'
&eidtbum uno Gurus ertnerptes @olf
iih uieoer ol1s oem 6umpfen Stn-
briiten ourd einen friidtfrobliden
&rieg 51 meter aroft erbob, BOB es
ii9 ieIbit beiann, uno M1es, tpos es
gum @erfaM 51 bringen brobte,. ein'
fad obidiittelte.
QuB Ser @rieg oert ueibliden &C.
fdledte pieIe @eIegenbeiten brtngt,
glrbeiten GIT perridten, Die bisber
bouptiddlid SEN @d1nnern anpertra1,t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-27
Cine Sumnon.

Sic Jrauenredflerimen geben Be-
fanntli9 als einen Ser Sauptgrinoe
fir ibre geitrebungen on, ooB Die
@erleibung 6es @ablredtes on lie ein
midt 5u urteriddsen6es Moment fin
oie @ebung Ser aIgemeinen sittLid-
feit fem tpirbe. Sos lit ober nidts
meiter ols cine id0ne Snuiion, eine,
menn a1d g%utgemeinte geba1ptung,
fir sic bisber ser 8epeis in feiner
@eiie erbrod3t tpurbe. ga nod mebr:
mill man eben 6iei lie 8ebouptung aB
cine @offe Ser Grm1en in ibrem
4ompfe I'M bos gtimmredt anie-
fen, 10 lit geniigen6 Moteriol on
Como, lie geseu iie 81 febren. 0erar,
pare ser Sub ridtig, ooB in ienen
gtoaen, in oeren oen 5rouen bas
@eft 5ur Bablurn. 5u idreiten, ge.
iebIi9 garantirt tit, 6as 2alter, fo-
meit tire neutrality-suspicious. oo>
BEL in 6rage fommen, abnebme, 10
miiBten iid beiipielspeiie Ser stoat
@poming, in BENT COS meiblide &C.
ifledt felt 46 Sabrsn mititimmt, uno
Ser Stont Colorado, IN bem tbm oos
Stimnredt Dor % Sobren perlieben
mur6e, fittIid m1f elmer boberen @tu'
fe befinoer, ols etmo MaIiadliehs,
Seem Sort ODER Henniplpo1ria, in Be-
men sic Gra1een mitten I'M 4unpf I'M
grtbeilung bes @oblredts iteben.
O6er Inn nod ei1en Sdritt tDeiter
31 gebert: 10 miibte in ienen Stoaten
6os luiterbofte unb iittlide minoer'
mertmge @eib iiberbol1pt feline CIT
lfen5m6gIidfeit mebr baben.
N11n lit ober geraoe sos @egen.
tbeil ser SOIL. 9enr g%ennaeife, bon
Ser Mmerican @igilmce Mllociation
g~eiummelte grbebungen baben oos
Reiultot ergeben, boB Sic ltniittlid-
feit - sos @ort in ieinem meiteiten
Sir1re ge1ommen - BORT mebr I'M
@dtpunge lit tuie bier. Sc iiebt olIo
NIT oieien 9offnungen uno Nropbe-
5eibungen oes acknowledgements
geno1 10 o11s, uie INIT ibren Ser
iprefp1ngen, muf 6em polttiiden
@ompfgebiete ser gbrIidfeit uno
Mufridtigfeit pieoer Sen ibnen GUT
fomne1roer Tlas gu peridoffen uno
Sic Corruption p%onitdnbig bon BENT
ielben 3u nerbonnen. Sr bem einen
mie in SEM anbere,r Sane iinb Die
bodgeldroubten grtportungen Der
StimmreftIerinnen nidt in GRILL,
lung gego1gen. sic miifen fi9 oo-
Der idon gefanen laiien, tpenn III
men bon ibren @egnern p%orgebdlten
miro, ooB iie iid ouf einem Srrtpege
befiroen, bob cine Menberung in Ser
bon ibrren befdmpften 3uftdnoe nidt
in ser 11eberIobung Ser Grolt init
neuerr urrro0tbigen @ermttportltngert,
sic 6os stimmredt nit iih bringen
miiroe, gu iuden lit, ionoern in ner'
itdroniBnolem, mitfiiblenbem uno
oufopferungsfdbieem @irfen, Bog
6obingebt, sic bduslihen gerbdltni'le
5i beiierr.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-27

Rooiebelt fat uicber ION i1d To-
rem IalIen. Ct iei bereit, nod etn-
moI in SEN @rieg gu aieben, iagt er.
@orum idIieBt er iih bonr nidt BEN
ouitraIifden guidf1eppern in Der
enaltiden Mrn1ee an2 9ie tpiiroer i'm
ieoenfnns ber5lib mi1fomnen BET
ZEN.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-27
observation-disclosures
@er f0nnte lie pergenen,

@er fonnte lie pergenem,
9ie 3eit, 81 emit mnb idmer
Ser 8rnoerfampf beberridte
9ies 2anb bpn Neer 51 Meer;
"a dngitlid uaro ertuuseu
9as Gdidial Ser Station
1tmb ob lie fortbeitauoe,
Sic itpl5e 11nion.
@er fDmnte uubl perse6en
Sic Spfer ubne 3abl,
Sie graniam lie sefurSert,
@efprbert obne 8dbl,
ltn6 mer sic Sdrefen aQe,
9ie jebes sdladtfelo bot,
9as Gdeiben mmb bas Meibem,
geidlonen burd Sen Sob.
@o biit bm, 8ampfaenoHe,
Ser nebeu mir emit ritz,
sdaar ser Mertamienb,
Die emit 10 tapfer ftritt? =
9abin, babin, pun oannen!
Ser &ugeln iaber &anb,
9es Giedtbnms miibe 8ente.
go ianft ibr in Sen Sta1tb.
9nrd emd tuarb fe serettet,
Sic grofe 1tuipn,
9rnm itreut NIT &edt man 8lnmeu
@m4 be1te bier 5nm 0ubn.
Midt lit Sic Set bersehen,
9ie 10 biel 2etb gebar,
11nb ME, mas ibr err1tngen,
Ser &dmpfer tapfe Sdaar.
@ebannt an cure @rG6er
&nbt Ser Grinn'r1ng Madt,
9aneben balt, ME iegneub,
Die 2iebe lire &adt,
Sic 2iebe, Sic ia in1n1er
I'm enre Sren' geelanbt,
1tnb 9anfbarfeit, bDl 8aabrnns,
8emst ebrfnrdtsusH bas 6a1pt.
Mie miro Ser Sag erideinen
Ser idn6be etd bergikt,
Inn 1ds. mds ihr nplIbrd6fef.
Mit fargem Mafe mikt;
9enn Mienanb fann me6r geben,
glls ibr 10 ,uilig gait,
1tnb Miemanb fanr n1ebr %furbern,
M1s ibr geppfert babt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-23
wo,IEN's MEETINGS.

There will be an important called
meeting of the board of manag gers OF
the Virginia Home for 1ncurables this
morning at II O'Clock a the home. All
members are urged to be present.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-23
r. Supreme Court Proceedings.
Especial 10 The Times-Disp

n. i
WYTHENILIE, VA, June 2o-Pro-
ceedinss in the Supreme Court of APP
peals to-day were as follows: Virginia
Iron. Coal and Coke Company VS.. Stan
berry, arGued by J. F. Burlitt for plain
mn In error and W. II. Worth for de-
PENDANT in error and submitted
Dixon Livery Company VS.. Bond.
submitted on briefs
Osborne VS. Darby Coal Mining Com
pany, argued by c. r. McCorkle and
F.. NJ. Fulton for plaintiff in error and
John ". Chalkley for defendant in
error and submitted.
Virginia Iron, Coal and Coke Com
pany VS.. Hughes. administrator, ar
gued by r. c. Jackson for plaintiff in
error and continued until tomorrow
morning.
Next cases to be called-Huettel
Coal and Coke Company rs. I.awrences,
administrator; Virginia Railway Com
pany vs.. Bell; Jones VS.. Albert: Wood
VS.. Phillips: Virginia Railway Com
pany vs.. Andrews. administrator; Hair
ston ct ais. vs.. Hillet ct ais.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-23
COMMITTEES APPOINTED
TO REPRESENT THE j. S.
Definite Steps Taken to Continue
Work OF Recent Pan-Ameri-
can Conference.
MADoo MAKES NAMES PUBLIC
international High Commission to
Consider Uniform Laws and Other
Subjects Suggested at Recent Gath
erfng Mt Washington.

wASHINGTON, June 22-Defnite
steps were taken to-day by Secretary
McAdoo TO continue the work of the
recent Pan American Financial Confer
ence and to further the idea of closer
financial and commercial relations be-
tween the nations of the Western
Hemisphere.
MIR. McAdoo. with the authority of
the conference behind him. made public
the names of the representatives of the
United States he has selected to serve
on an international high commission
on uniform laws and membership of
committee TO consider a visit of bust
ness men and financiers to Central and
South America. He also announced the
personnel for the United States OF eigh-
teen permanent group committees"
which are to consider the special needs
OF each of the countries represented at
the recent conference.
The international commission is to
be made up of the representatives OF
the United States named to-day by
Mr.. McAdoo and nine persons from
each South and Central American ma
ton to be named by the Finance Min
lister Of each
All the committees are unofficial
Congress made no appropriation for
further work along the lines laid out
but the administration is expected to
put forth every effort to continue it.
REPRESENTATIVE OF u. 8.
ON HIGH COMMISSION
The representatives OF the United
States on the International high com
mission are Secretary McAdoo Chair
mani, John Bassett Moore (vice- chair
mani. John II. Fahey. David r. Francis.
f. II. Gary, a. r. Hepburn. George NJ
Reynolds. Henry +. Davidson, Samuel
Untermeyer and DR.. Leo S. RoHe
The special committee to consider a
visit of business men to South and Cen
trail America is composed of the follow
ing: James a. Farrell (chairmanD, John
Barrett D. p. Black, Pittsburgh: Elliot
n. Goodwin, Washineton: s. T. Henry,
w. S. Kies. Robert II. Patchin. James
J. Shirley, Willard Straight. New York
Edwin Warfield, Baltimore; John Clau-
sen. San Francisco.
Chairmen of the permanent group
committees follow
Argentina = Willard Straight. New
York.
Bolivia-Joseph p. Grace, New York.
Brazil-John Hays Hammond, New
York.
Chile = Cleveland Fl. Dodge, New
York.
olombia-George w. Norris, Phila-
| delphia.
Costa Rica-J. w. Earle. New York.
Cuba-F. Q. Brown, New York
Dominican Republic-Professor j. Fl.
aollander, Baltimore
| Ecuador-Joseph H. O'Neil, Boston.
Guatemala = David e. Francis St
Louis.
Honduras-John S. Armstrong, Balti :
more.
Nicaragua = W. l., Saunders. New
York.
Panama s. l.. Shoemaker. New
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-23
Henry Holiday. OF Staunton. and his
bride-to-be has visited in Stanton sew
eral times.
IN AND OUT OF TOWN.

Mrs. TAYLOR Burke. OF Alexandria. is
the guest OF her parents. Rev. and Mrs.
Landon r. Mason. for brief stay.
Mrs, Thomas y. Smyth. of Monumen
Avenue, has heen spending several days
with relatives in Suffolk.
Mrs. Frank w Christian has returned
10 Richmond. after spending some time
in Ph!la delphia.
Miss Lucy Xix. of Norfolk is the
guest Of Miss Rosa Moseley on Grove
Avenue.
Cadet Armistead Wexford of the
Virginia Military Institute is return
ing TO his homo in Richmond this week
Misses Halle and Laurie Barrett. OF
Martinsville. were guests al the Hamil-
ton Weisiger wedding here last week.
Miss Ethel Nash has returned TO her
home in Fredericksburg. after spend
ing some time near this city.
James G. Tinsley. and Miss Claire
Tinsley. are the guests Of relatives in
Huntington, w. Va
Mrs. E j Runnels who has been
visiting in this city, has returned to
her homo in stanton.
Miss Emily Wade has been visiting
at the University Of Virginia for a
week.
Mrs John ]. Crutohheld and her
-
ton Heights. have left for an extended
trip through the West
Mr. and Mrs James Caskie have gone
TO Virginia Beach for a short stay.
Mr. and Mrs r H. Johnson. of this
city. motored 20 King George County
last week.
Miss Cecil Parker. who graduates
with high honors at the Academy OF
Visitation, Monte Maria. will leave in
a few days, accompanied by her sister
Nellie. for an extended visit TO friends
ard relatives in New York and Chi
caEo.
Mrs J. II. Minor of Fort Meade. Fla.
is the guest OF her sister. Mrs. E c.
Fisher, on Park Avenue.
Mrs r L. Rand and her little son
and daughter. Of Raleigh. y. c.. are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John 3. Finder Cd
the Hermitage Road.
Mr and Mrs. Harry SUPPLE arrived
in San Francisco on June Is, having
made the trip from Philadelphia in
their automobile.
Messrs. w. II. Hairston. William Fon-
ta!ne and Thomas Gregory have re-
stay In this city.
Mr.. and Mrs C H Weber OF Rich
mond are stopping at the Greenlee
Cottage at Virginia Beach.
Charles Hurkamp. of Frederick sburg.
arrived in Richmond on Saturday for a
brief stay.
Mrs Thomas 4. Smoot. of this city, is
the guest OF Mrs. Walter Fl. Dey at her
home in Norfolk
DR.. William Karp has returned TO
Richmond, after spending two weeks
with his parents in Portsmouth.
Boyd Taliaferro. student at Rich
mond College. is visiting J. r. Rowe
in Frederick sburg, en- route for his
home in Rappahannock.
Mrs r. L. Winston, of this city. has
been the recent guest of friends in
Norfolk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-23
Paraguay Lewis f. Pierson. New

York.
Paraguay Lewis E. Pierson. New
York.
Peru-John II. Fahey. Boston
Salvador-W. S. Rowe. Cincinnati
Uruguay-Harry A. Wheeler. Chicago
Venezuela-Charles r. Crane, Chicago
NUMBER OF SUBJECTS
TO DE CONSIDERED
Among the subjects which the re-
cent conference suggested should be
considered by the high commission
were: the establishment of gold
standard Of value; bills of exchange:
commercial paper and bills of lading;
uniform classification of merchandise:
customs regulations; trade marks and
patents; uniform rate of postage, money
orders. parcel post, and the extension
OF the process Of arbitration for the
adjustment OF commercial disputes.
Mr.. McAdoo recently suggested that
this commission meet in Buenos Aires
on November 1.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-23
'ONLY TWO STATES PLACED
IN THE DOUBTFUL CLASS
North Carolina and Oklahoma AZ
fected by Supreme Court Decision
on "Grandfather Clause" .
HELPS REPUBLICAN PARTY
Opinion Holding Statute Unconstitu-
tional Re-Enfranchises Thousands
OF NegrocS-Virginia Plan May
Commend Itself as Best Solution.
Especial 10 The Times pa tch.

! WASHINGTON, June Gan effort is
being made by shrcwd political calcu-
lators in Washington to determine the
clause" decision OF the United states
Supreme Court Yesterday.
| 1t is generally admitted that the
opinion of the court favors the Re-
publican party. but the extent to which
that organization Will profit by the
enfranchising OF thousands of South
| ern negroes cannot be determined at
this time.
. But two states seem to he affected
| from purely national standpoint.
North Carolina and Oklahoma may be
placed in the doubtful class. Maryland
| is In no wise affected, and II is to be
doubted If Mississippi. by any stretch
publican by the repeal Of the grand
father clause" in its Constitution
1t is now believed that those States
in the South which resorted to the
unconstitutional method of disfranchis-
ing the ignorant negroes within their
borders Will Immediately find some
other means Of accomplishing the same
end. means that is not in contraven-
ton Of the Constitution.
VIRGINIA PLAN
| WORKS SUCCESSFULLY
The Virginia plan will commend itself
| to many of these States. FIRST. because
1t has operated successfully in that State
in removing the negro political
factor. and. second, because IT is clear
| ~ within the Constitution as inter
| preted by Chief Justice White
| When the Virginia Constitutional
| Convention took up the negro problem.
that body refused to insert a grand
| father clause" In the new organic law
OF the State, the ablest lawyers in
! the convention holding that such a
clause was in violation OF both the
spirit and the letter of the fifteenth
| amendment.
The NirginianH, however. enacted two
| prerequisites IS a voting qualification
J The first provides that the voter shall
| be able 10 read correctly any section OF
| the State Constitution which the cleo
| ton judges may submit The second
] provides that the voter shall present
III called upon. poll tax receipts for
three years Immediately preceding the
, election AZ which the vote is to be
cast
This plan has, II is true. disfran
chised many white citizens. but IL has
at the same time reduced the negro
vote from approximately IS, 900 TO about
5000 in the State. And the literacy
test which the Virginia Constitution
I provides has now been pronounced valid
| by the Supreme Court.
/ Those States therefore which are
required by the Supreme Court to re.
cast their laws in conformity with the
decision announced yesterday, and
which will demand some system for
! eliminating the negro from their poli-
tics. VIII examine carefully the Virginia
plan.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-23
Proper Thing Now Is to
Peel off Soi{ed Skin

Those who abhor sticky. greasy. shiny.
streaked compilations should religiously
avoid creams. powders and rouges during
tho heated days. There's no need for them,
anyway, since the virtues OF mercolized
perspiration will produce any evidence that
you've been using the wax. AS II is applied
at bedtime and washed off In the morning,
Mcrcoized wax gradually takes off bad
complexion. instead of adding anything to
vantages of cosmetics and accomplished
much more in keeping the complexion beau
TRULY white. satiny and youthful Just get
an ounce OF 1t at your druggists and see
what few days treatment Will do. Use
like cold cream.
Another effective summer treatment
heat tending to cause wrinkles and fiabbi-
ness-is a skin-tightener made by dissolvng
OF. powdered saxolite in " pit. witch hazel.
It's use Gas a face BATH leaves no trace
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-23
MANASSAS HIGH SCHOOL
HOLDS COMMENCEMENT
Especial to The T,mes-D;sn,tch

Especial to The Ttmes-Dispatch.l
MANASSAS, VA. June 22.-An au-
dience of 500 people filled Eastern Col
lege auditorium last evening when the
final commencement exercises of Ma
nassas High School were held. The
graduating class was composed of six
members. three. Miss Mary Akers, Miss
Mildred Herrell and Miss Myrtle John
son receiving normal certificates, and
Maurice Herrell, Roswell Round and
Miss Marie Leachman the high school
diplomas. They were presented by
George G. Round. Rev. f. A. Roads
presented two literary prizes to Alfred
Prescott and Miss Louise Walker
Awards In agriculture were given to
Norris Herrel and Winfield Athey.
while W. NJ johnson presented school
mon oGrams and letters to members of
the track team and boys and girls
basketball teams. Roswell Round was
awarded the scholarship to the Uni
versity OF Virginia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-23
ICE MISSION CARRIES ON
LARGE RELIEF WORK
Contributions GrentIy Needed to Pre-
vent Suffering Among City's Poor.
Many Families Helped.

Additional funds. amounting to SO,
were raised yesterday by The Times
Dispatch for the City Ice Mission. which
is engaged in distributing ice among
the poor
The officers of the mission are much
eratified with the response TO their
appeal. and report that much relief
has already been afforded. Ice is being
distributed in all sections of the city,
and especial attention is being paid 10
mothers and young children.
Contributions received yesterday are
as follows:
Mrs EuEenia Pendleton. .....s 100
Samuel s. Rosendorf. .,.... 100
Total .....s 800
Previously acknowledged ...... 1876
Total received Sl2s.76
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-23
Chantller-Tyler,

Especial TO The Times spatch.l
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, Jun2 22-
Miss Susie r. Tyler, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank X. Tyler, OF this city.
were united in marriage here tonight
TO a. II. Chandler, Of Baltimore. The
ceremony took place at the home of
the brides parents, Rev r. A. Will
liams, D. D.. pastor Of the Baptist
Church performing the ceremony
There were no attendants. After the
ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Chandler left
for "A Northern bridal trip. after which
they viii make their home in Balti-
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fSpec,al 70 The Tines-pispatc

Especial 70 The HIM es -DlSpa ten.
LINCHBURG, VA, June 22.-Mr.
and Mrs. A. j. Evans have issued in
vitations TO the marriage OF their
daughter. Miss Elizabeth Evans, TO r.
J. Holden. the marriage to take place
AT their home here the evening OF
Tuesday, June 90. Mr.. Holden is pro
fessor Of geology at Virginia Polytech-
mic Institute.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-23
O'Fnrrell-R oblnson.

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PETERSBURG, VA, June 22.-At the
residence Of the brides mother. Mrs.
w. w. Robinson. on South Sycamore
Street. at 10 o'clock to-day. Miss close
NJ Robinson and Thomas O'Farrell
were united in marriage. The bride
had as her attendant her little niece,
Mary Harrison Sunrow. The groom
was attended by his brother. Judge
George OFarrell. OF Defiance. o.. The
ceremony was performed by Very Rev.
J. II. O'Farrell, Y. c., of Richmond. a
cousin Of the groom. After the cere-
mony Mr. and Mrs. O'Farrell left for