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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-22

& Western Railway

ONLY ALL-RAfL LINE TO NORFOLK
Schedule In effect April ., 1915.
Leave Byrd Street Station Richmond
FOR NORFOLK. 300 A. H.. 1900 p n.
s4:00 r. NJ
's:Is A NJ. $3.50 A. NJ. 1900 r. NJ,
1920 p. NJ.
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: sII:4o
A. NJ. 'e:3s r. NJ. .ll;so p. NJ, From
the West: $3.50 A. NJ. ti10 p. NJ. II 40
r. M, '6:i7 r. NJ. 1900 r, NJ
sDafly tDaily lsx. Sunday. tSunday.
w. b BEviLL. w. C. SAUNDERS.
p. T. NJ. Roanoke g. p. A.. Roanoke,
c. H. BOsLEr. D. p. A. Rtchmond. VI.
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Daily Program of Photoplays
at the Theaters.
REGENT THEATER,

REGENT THEATER,
The Home of the Paramount Program
Singing Pictures.
ToDAY--"The Lost Paradise" with II
Il. Warner aud Cathsrine cater, IN
five parts
TOMORROW The Bargain" in 1--WE
parts with VIM. : Hart
ALBION SC THEATER
2ll North Third street
Universal and Pathe Pictures
TODAH--Pathe's New Exploits Of
ELAINE" second episode In two parts,
featuring Pearl white. Arnold paly
and Edwin Arden. The Fear With
in" McGuanie, drama. Comedy. His
Smashing Career"
TOMORROW THE Adventures of the
yellow Curl Papers, 2-reel drama. Wit h
VIM. Garwood and Violet Mersereau.
COMEDY. The Hearts and d ship"
The Artist and the Nepeeful one
viii Harry Myers and Rosemary
Theby. Pathe comedy
Remember the ALBION sc THEATER
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BY virtue OF deed of trust of Au-
gust !, 1908, recorded In Chesterfield
County deed book ll6. page s75. on
August 81, 1908. default having been
made In the payment OF the note there
in described and secured to be paid.
and having been requested by the
holder OF said note to make a sale in
order to satisfy the indebtedness. l
shah offer for sale at public auction
on
TUESDAY, APRIL ~. 1918,
At s o'clock y. NJ.
on the premises. that certain trac, OF
land containing twelve acres, fronting
on the Kingsland Road, and described
as lots 3 and on a plan of lots Of
the land of the Sons and Daughters
of the Union star" and the same land
on which James West resided at tho
time of his death.
Terms OF sale, Cash.
LAWRENCE p POOL.
Trustee
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ST. GEO. s. JONES & CO.,
General Auctioneefs
4o6 +. Broad Street. Richmond. Va.
Phone Mad. 7Itf

AUCTION SALES OF FURNITURE
Sales OF notions and small goods
Saturdays at s and r. NJ
If you have anything to sell let us
sell H. II YOU have anything to buy
see us,
Anctionefts furnished for all oc-
casions. Outside sales solicited.
.ewelry Gales = specially.
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SCHEDULES.
SOUTHERN RAIIwAf.
Premier Carrier or tn SouvA.


TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND MAIN
STREET STATION.
N Ii Following schedule figures
published information and not guar
auteed
500 A M.-~Daiiy local for Char.
otta and Durham.
10 80 A M-~Daily~-Limited-F all
points South.
800 p A-Excep. sunday--I>ocsi
for Eeysville. Durham and interme-
date stations
500 p. M-Dsily-For Danvtlle. At
lanta and Birmingham. with electric
lighted drawfng-room sleeping cara
It5Q +. -Daiiy--LimitedF all
points south, Pullman ready 900 p. NJ.
YORK RIVER LINE,
$40 r M--StAamer trRir fParlor
car)-Daiiy Iocai-To West Point
connecting for Baltimore, daily except
Sunday.
7.s5 A A-Daily--Locai to West
Point
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
From the South. les A M. 90 A
NJ 2:2S p. NJ and $50 l.. M. daily;
$40 A. Nj, except Sunday.
From West Point, 9:io A. NJ, s:ib r.
NJ. daily.
ts7 East Main St Phone MAJ 27S
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sEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.
The Progressive Railway OF sAe sauth,
South bound train scheduled 10 leave
Richmond daily. 900 A. NJ. local to
Norlina; Lao p. NJ. sleepers ana
coaches, Atlanta, Birmingham. Jack
sonvflle; 1880 r NJ. sleeper to Hamlet
and coaches to Atlanta and BHmins.
ham; 1245 A. NJ, sleepers, Atlanta,
Birmingham. Memphis. Jacksonville,
Tampa, and coaches Jacksonville.
North bound trains scheduled to ar.
rive In Richmond daily: 5:S5 A. ~.
sis A. NJ, ;o5 =. NJ. 5:45 p NJ. Local
RAILWAY COMPANY.
Schedule effective January 1919
superseding schedule OF April IL. 1915
Schedule subject to change withou,
notice
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AiISCEl.i4ANEOU
iuahie descriptive

SEDAN GRASS -- Valuable descriptive
booklet free, and attractive prices on
choice matured inspected and guar
anteed pure seed. c. ULLERY, J.ub-
book, Tex.
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/. ase s,,s BEAUTIFUL sunuR-

s3,2 se at,> BEAJTfFJL sIRIR-
BAN HOME IN WOODLAND
HEIGHTS. TEN ROOMS HOT AND
COLD WATER. BATH. ELECTRIC
LIGHTS LOT 4fxi50. ONE AND A
MALE SQUARES FROM CAR LINE.
THIS is A GREAT BARGAIN CAN
ARRANGE TERMS To SUIT BUYER
J D-2S, CARE NIRGINIAN
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real. ESTATE FoR SALE.
FARM FOR SALE.
Acres. About % Acres Cleared. IL

los Acres. Ahaut % Acres Cleared, ~
I'm wood and timber. on public road
Athemarfe County Fine fruit sec
ton. orchard in fun bearing about
20N trees eight room dwelling in
fair condition. two barns courthouse,
stables cowSheds. and other ueces-
sarv outhuildiugs. two miles depot
schools and churches convenient.
Price $50 per acre, or would ex-
change for small place near Rich
ruond Address CLAY" care The
Nirgintan.
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PROFESSIONAL.

Hard and Soft shoe stage Dancing
thoroughly taught. Prices reasona-
BILE ]. II. BROWN. late of Paragon
Trio, 2222 Floyd Avenue.
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SUMNER BoARDERs.

y ast~d---Summer Boarders For Nice
country home; everything convenient.
Can open house first OF May. Apply
MRS s. B. HALL. Ivy Depot. Va.
Route No. !.
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SHOES


3 Per Cent Dissertations Paira,
ladies' dne shoes, sizes . -. 3, s IL
and I. All feathers. Reducing
stock POWDERS SAMPLE SHOE
STORE. Broad street near City Hall.
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

BY GEO f. CRAWFORD & co.
Real Estate Agents and Auetioneers
s32 East Main street,
Richmond, Va
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CLEANING AND PRESSING

Mems Suits Sponged and Pressed. 25ct
called for and delivered anywhere in
city. HoWARD'S FRENCH DRY
CLEANING Co. 3l4 West Broad
Street. Phone Randolph zoos.
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AUCTION SALE
OF
A SMALL FARM OR TRACT OF
LAND IN BERMUDA DISTRICT
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY
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Fer saI~--on Account of <Sy Health.
wish 10 sell about 81 SOC OF sa fe. good
dividend paying stock. and move 10
country. Would trade for good ac-
cessiole farm within forty miles of
Richmond Maii description and low
est cash price FARM" Box 2e3,
Richmond. Va
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BY II McGRASIGAN & co.
Real Estate Agents and Auctoneers
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-22

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
IlS ACRES, MORE OR LESS, IN
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY. NEAR
BON AIR
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WANTED

Wanted -Empioyment fn the Cfty of
Richmond for boys. white ana col
ored. fourteen 20 eighteen Years old
Call Randolph seq. Juvenile Court of
Richmond. Room s. C'4ty Hall
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OIL Lands iss Florida. also Secures De-
tcrmtned zone map with engineer >
report Your safest guide FOR in-
xestiuG No cheques. References
FORTESCUE. Fox IieS. Tampa Fla
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keating F Knight, aged twenty
seven years. son Of f. F knight, of
Leonardtown. Md. iied ut the Pc
tersourg Hospital about 30 O'Clock
this morning as the result OF injuries
received about 4 week ago when he
fell from a second story window OF
a house in the lower section of the
city
Mr.. knight is a brother of a.
Morgan KNIGHT. of this city. and had
recently been engaged IN business at
City Point The funeral will be con-
Quoted from ST Joseph's Catholic
Church at O'Clock tomorrow after
noon.
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CEREMONY TOOK PLACE ON
LAWN OF CLARK HOME AT
BOWLING GREEN, MO.
Town Was Decorated as For Royal
OccasiOn-PrOminent Guests
Present-COstly Presents.

BOWLING GREEN. No. June s0-
Miss Genevieve Clark. the 2O.year.o,d
daughter Of Speaker Champ CLARK. of
the National House Of Representa-.
lives. was married this afternoon 10
Icmes w. Thomson. editor Of the
New Orleans Item.
The ceremony took place on the
lawn Of Honey Shuck." the CLARK
homestead. so called because of the
large honey locust trees that adorp
The grounds The bridal party stood
under n white pergola built under a
honey locust tree. and almost hidden
IN the foliage
Promptly az 9 o'clock an orchestra.
concealed in the foliage. began the
Lohonrrin wedding march. and Miss
Clark. leaninr on the arm Of her
father. and preceded by eight ushers.
eight maids % honor. and the brides.
maid. walked from the old-fashioned
house f0 the perrola Speaker CLARK
gave away his daughter. and the we'd
ding ceremony was performed by Rev
Robert $. Boyd. pastor OF the FIRST
fru-af-mn
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U. S. MAY TAKE OVER The
SAYVILLE WIRELESS PLANT
WASHINGTON POLICE
HAVE A TARTAR

Special Dispatch 60 the lntslngencer.
WASHINGTON, Pa, June 90
Eight-year-old Mary Glendenning OF
Oak Grove. a small town near here.
was given over to the police Satur-
day by local photographer, into
whose apartments she had wandered
and from which she had stolen a
child's savings bank She was left at
the detention rooms Of the juvenile
court but had little difficulty in es-
Gaping and making her way home. To-
day she was returned by her father
This is the fourth time she has
been in the hands Of the authorities.
She tells woeful tales of family at
home starving. and says that she has
10 steal in order that her two small
brothers and sisters at home may
have enough 10 eat On June SIN
she captured a horse wandering along
the road and used him for mount on
which TO come 10 town She tried 10
sell him TO sheriff Robert Luton. but
he was an old hand az horse-trading
and became suspicious She was
turned over 90 the iuyilile officers on
that occasion and the offense Satur-
day was her FIRST since.
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Big TRADE
BALANCE
REACHING OVER BILLION
DOLLARS REPORTED BY
COMMERCE DEPARTMENT
This Is The Greatest Balance In
History of The Country
Nearest Year Was 1908.

WASHINGTON. u. C.. June 30
a billion dollar trade balance-the
greatest In American history-in A
year which has seen commerce De.
pressed BY eleven months OF world
war. Is the commercial record OF the
United States. Omcial announcement
was made to-day az the Department
~ Commerce that with the closing Of
he fiscal year at midnight it was Ger.
tain that the billion dollar mark had
been reached
The figures for eleven months end.
ing May 81" 20 was announced. show
favorable balance Of ggSgII747g.
As thirteen ports which ordinarily
handle 30 per cent Of the countrvs
foreign trade show for June an export
balance OF approximately $50 600 600.
n is now known that the excess Of
exports over imports has at thle date
exceeded $1,000 900 900. surprising bv
nearly $500. 600 600 the highest record
heretofore made"
Figures indicating that the now
high record would be made have been
placed before President Wilson and
the cabinet from time 90 time by See.
rstary Redneld only to.day'a omciaI
announcement was lacking General.
ly the showing was considered all the
fContfnued on PAGE rsnA
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MAY BE MURDER
Body Of PoIsndsr Found At wellsburg
and indications Point 70
Foul Play

Special Dispatch to the frtrIuE.rr0r.
WELLsBURC. June so-A Poland
or. supposed TO bo stan.slsw Cisz.
AGED about 500. was found dead This al.
ternoon at O'Clock on a small plat
form on the Wabash bridge. about
three miles east of This city by Romeo
Paress. llghtkecper Of the bridge.
The man had a bullet wound iu Die
rght ear while 1S calIhre revolver
lay 90 bite side The suthoritics be-
IIevc that the man was murdered and
the body fell onto tho platform iu an
attempt to throw BE- into the Ohio river
from the bridge or a moving train.
The revolver was evidently thrown
after tho body
The man had little In his pockets.
only n shall mirror and metal pencil
bearing the name Stanislaw C.s1.
while he wore a hadEe OF miner.
with the following 40 o.. 1915. O.. NJ.
W 90 a Dist L.
The body vas viewed bv Coroner
James Clemens and later brouehf o.
the p p Foster undertaking establish
ment OF this place.
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EVIDENCE OF ALLEGED VIC.
LATION OF NEUTRALITY
DISCOVERED.
Navy Department Has Matter Tn.
der Consideration - An
nOunce Decision Soon.

WASHINGTON. June 30. 80 The
United States Is seriously considering
taking over the wireless station at
Sayville. one OF the two great plants
by which direct communication be-
tween the United States and Germany
Is maintained The other station-at
Tuckerton. ~ ALREADY Is under
government control
Evidence OF alleged violations OF
neutrality az Sayyille. nOtwithstand-
ing the censorship conducted By the
nevy department. has been gathered
by the department Of commerce.
Secretaries Redfeld. Daniels and
Lansing have conferred at length on
the subject and expect 10 announces
their decision In few days The be-
lief Of high naval officers here that
IN" Sayville station is powerful
enough TO communicate with sub
marines across the Atlantic. thus max
ing possible the use Of American terri
tory as a base of hostile operations. is
one Of the influences in favor Of con
trolling the Sayville plant No evi-
dence has az yet been gathered 10
show that communication with sub
marines ever has been established.
Navy officers say. however. SUBJ
marines could receive messages when
coming TO the surface. although they
probably could not acknowledge re-
Ccipt
Under a recent executive order
President Wilson authorized the Navy
Department tO take over "une or
more wireless stat.ns and conduct a
commercial business holding the net
proceeds in trust for tho owners.
10th the SayyilIc and Tuckcfton STA
uonF are privately owned. but the ue-
parimcnt OF Justice has upheld the Do.
lal right OF The government under
recent art OF Congress fo appropriate
private plants in case of cmcrgonrics.
Practically 100 OF the official Ger
man statements not sent by cable
ihroueh British territory have been
received bF Che sa.tillc station.
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NO REVIEW GIVEN
IN HUERTA'S HONOR

WASHINGTON. June So When
Secretary Garrison attention was
called today to reports that d review
had been held in General Hucrfa.s
honor at Fort Bliss. Texas. and that
the cz-Mcziran dictator had been a
dinner guest of Colonel MorEan. he
folcEraphed Major General Funston
commanding me border forces that he
thought no honors should be shown a
man in Huarta.s status
General Funston at once replied that
no review bad been given Tor Huerta
Mr Garrison did not aek about the
reported dinner but sent general In.
strucuons to General Funston ~ euide
army officers IN their relations with
Hucrta
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MINES CLOSING
Green Law and Discriminatory Rates
Causes Nearly All Mines IN
Hooking Valley 20 suspend
Thousands Idle
tntsiiigsnosr Rursau
Colnmbna. o. Inn 10

DIscr.minators railroad rates ana
the Green run Of mine law have forced
tho closing Of nearly every mine In
the Hooking valley di trct. DO Is saId.
fhroWlnr thousands lr men out o.
and causing starvation in tho mining
camps The sunday creek Company
is moving ns stores to West virginia
whore % owns a number of mines. and
Ohio mine workers have been advised
fo serk work elsewhere Or is CHARGED
That West Virginia mines are gwen
better railroad rates than Are granted
Ohio operators. making t Impossible
for Ohio mines to compete with West
Virginia companies. Attt 1urh the
sunday Greek company overafea
large mine within Two miles ~ Athens
in Athens county. ln competitive bid.
dina West NirrlnIa operators have
won coal contracts from Athens NUM-
cipal enterprises and private concerns
q campaign has been started urginE
Ohio people 10 use Ohio coal
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LONDON. June 80. ll:Ol p. m
The British have forged ahead on the
Galhpoli peninsula. the Austro-Ger-
mans continue their almost unbroken
advance I'm Galicia and over the Po-
lish frontier These are about the
only positive factors in tie days war
reports. the ighting in the western
theater having developed nothing 10
alter the situation.
From the British standpoint the ac-
count of the operations In the Darda-
nelles. sent BY General Ian Hamilton.
Is especially welcome as showing that
the British with the aid OF the French.
are able TO drive the Turks from their
well defended trenches II the advant-
age to be gained outweighs the inev-
liable losses.
What he British losses were Is not
stated. but all the assaults against
the German-led Turks have been cost
". and England is prepared TO face
heavy casualties there. even In com
paratively Isolated attacks.
A brief Austrian official 'communica-
tion received this afternoon indi-
Gated that the Teutons were being
held up along the Gnila Llpa. but a
subsequent and fuller Official state
ment made no such admission, al
though conceding that hard hghung
In this sector was in progress.
Russian Fall.
On that part Of the eastern front
TO the north ans northwest OF Lem
berg 10 is claimed that the Russians
are falling back precipitately. the
Austro-Germans having occupied an
other Polish town. Zawichost, Just
over the frontier. The present posi-
tion OF the Russian forces, covers a
great semi-circle around Lemberg, the
two tips of which. 10 the north and To
the south OF the capital, the Austro-
Germans are attempting TO roll back.
In the meantime they are hurting
great forces al the center, In the
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will be instructed TO inquire OF the
German admiralty as TO its report
From the messages received IL ap-
Fears that in addition to the torpedo
az least one shot was fired from
disappearing rife. The consul's re-
port said the wireless house was "ta-
ken by the second shot" Il was not
made clear whether the Armenian
was FIRST ordered TO halt. and resisted
capture. requiring a second shot. or
whether the submarine attacked with
out warning. The fact that the num-
Der OF the submarine was given. indi-
Gated that she had come TO the sur
face to make the attack.
Mules Are contrabsnd.
Mules are contraband OF war. ac-
cording to all the list OF the belliger-
ents. so there can be no doubt as 10
the contraband character OF the Ar
menian's cargo. Oficials will make
an effort to learn. however. whether
the vessel was armed and whether
she was a part OF the British naval
forces before the opinion OF the State
Department on the case will be dis
closed
All the dispatches received were
promptly telegraphed 10 President
Wilson az Cornish. y. H.. and Secre-
tary Lansing. at Amherst. Mass. and
Il was considered probable that they
would communicate with each other
while In New England.
The message from Consul Arm
strong did not show clearly just how
many Americans were lost. In his
list OF Americans missing. he named
twenty muleteers-eight whites and
twelve negroes-who were unaccount-
ed for.
The Missing.
The list OF missing as finally made
(ConAnusd on Page uinsD
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pardaneIIes campalnn.

LONDON. June 80. $50 p. m.-The
text OF the British official statement
issued today regarding the operations
OF the AnPlo-French forces against
the Dardanelles follows.
General Sir Ian Hamilton reports
that the plan OF operations on June
IS was 10 throw forward the left OF
his line southwest of Krithia. pivoting
on point about one mile from the sea
and after advancing on the extreme
left for about half a mile establish a
new line facing east on the ground
thus gained.
This plan entailed the capture IN
succession of two lines OF Turkish
trenches 10 the east OF Saghir Dere
and five lines of trenches 10 the west.
An Australian corps was ordered
10 cooperate by making a vigorous
demonstration. The action followed
al 3 O'Clock with a bombardmont ny
heavy artillery. The assistance rem
dered by the French in this bOm bard
ment was most valuable
AZ 10 o'clock the field artillery
opened fire 10 cut the wire in front Of
(contdnued on Pare EineJ
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On June so.-The
Dominion freight liner Armenian
fiyIna tire Britlsh fao ard carry.
ina mules from NeSport N.vss.
Va, 10 ENGLAND. Wa, torpedo.d
and sunk on Monday nloht bv the
German submarine U-3s of Corn
wall England and nearly a score
o' american mu'eteers ABOARD are
reporteo lost aeeoro'ne TO mes
~ees reee'seo ny the state de-
P@rtment tooaJ from Consul John
Nmstrone' Jr- az Bristol.
'WentJ-nine men IN sll were lost
sno Ter injured
me news created a sensauen IN
o'ne's' quarters, az " was the hrst
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RIOTING AND SHOOTING NOW
PREVAILING In MEXICO CITY
EVELYN THAW TO
TESTIFY FOR STATE
IN THAW TRIAL

NEW YORK. June 3O.-Dr. CnarIes
X. Mills Of Philadelphia. a witness IN
the jury trial 10 test the sanity or
Harry X. Thaw. testified today that
Thaw believed that his wife. Evelyn
Nesbit Thaw. wanted him kept in the
Matteawan asylum so that as an in
sane person he would be unable 10
make his will cutting her of from
his fortune.
The question. put by one OF .rhaws
attorneys. was said TO have been
prompted by a published article quot
ing Mrs. Thaw as being fearful for
the safety OF her son II her husband
should be released. Mrs Thaw. who
has been served with subpoena. Is
expected 10 hearch here tomorrow
expected 10 reach here tomorrow
state next week
The State opened its case by read.
ing into the evidence the record OF
Ihaw career az Matteawan
Testimony relative 10 Thaw's sanity
given by his mother a. his second
trial for murder was next read into
the record and was unfinished when
adjournment was taken until to-mOr,
row.
Deputy Attorney General Becker
said that all day tomorrow and prob.
ably most OF Friday would be occupied
In the reading Of documentary evi.
Oeuce.
The States FIRST witness probably
will be one Of the policemen who ar.
rested Thaw on the night he killed
Stanford White
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MISS GENEVIEYE CLARK
Is Welded TO EDITOR
BERNAEIM
Re-appointed Secretary Of the Public
Service Commission by That Body
Testerday-other Appointments.

Special Dispatch 70 the Intelligence.
CHARLESTON W Va. June 20 70
The Public Service Commission today
appointed Il. d. Bernheim secretary
OF the commission 10 succeed himself.
II. r Nease was named TO succeed
himself az statisticlan OF the commits.
sion and TO b. assistant secretary
w. J. Bineman was appointed assist
ant statistician. and J X Anderson
was named chief engineer 20 succeed
himself
AZ the time when the new commits.
sion was organized b. passed an order
continuing an old employees in ort~rst
positions temporarily and no change
was made until today
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vicinity OF Tomaszow The success
OF this movement would so serve the
Russian armies As 10 leave Warsaw
unprotected from the rear. and the
desire TO checkmate this apparently
explains the continued Russian retire
ment To the north.
Russia is now in the throes OF
campaign TO speed up the munitions
output. In manner similar 10 Eng-
land The seven days allotted by
David Lloyd George the British min
lister OF munitions. 10 labor TO come
forward voluntarily. expired tonight.
ami. although figures are not avail
able. q Is predicted that the response
has been such that all idea OF com
pulsion has been abandoned