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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-28
CROWD
IS NPROSPECT
FOR Big PICNIC
Celebration of Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs at Moanalua To-
morrow win Draw Many

There is going 70 be record crowd
at the picnic at the Moanalua golf
links tomorrow. which Is to be given
under the joint auspices Of the local
lodges OF Odd Fellows and Rebekahs.
Already more than 500 badges have
been given out to the members OF the
two orders and their families, and the
members are going to take their
friends as well as their sons, wives,
daughters and sweethearts.
The first auto buses for the golf
links will leave the capitol grounds
promptly at 9:I5 O'Clock tomorrow
morning. Other buses will leave at
10 O'Clock and every hour thereafter
until 3 O'Clock in the afternoon.
District Deputy Grand Sire Melville
T. Simonton calls attention to the fact
that no person will be admitted to the
picnic grounds unless provided with
badge. Persons not having badges
may obtain them from MFR. Simonton
at the capitol grounds between and
9:l5 o'clock tomorrow morning.
Donald MacIntyre has placed the
golf links at the disposal Of the Odd
Fellows for the day, and Mayor John
C. Lane has donated the hawaiian
band. The band viii play at the capis
toll grounds prior to the departure OF
the picnickers, and will render music
In the pavilion atsthe links during the
picnic. -
On account Of the big demand for
badges the chairman OF the general
committee this morning ordered 200
extra ones. There Is little doubt
that the picnic will be the biggest af-
fair from point Of attendance ever en-
gineered by the Odd Fellows and Re-
bekahs.
The committee in charge urgently
requests that all Odd Fellows at the
various army posts and in the navy
attend. 1t will not be necessary for
them to bring baskets, as refreshments
for them will be provided.
Everybody the exception OF
the army and navy men-are eau
toned not to forget their lunch bas-
kets .lsss.
Thousands CT ice cream cornueopias
and plenty of soda and ice water will
be provided free by the women In
charge. Swings are ready for the
children. There will be a. baseball
game, races for the old and the young
and various other sports. in which
acceptable prizes viii be awarded the
winners.
I, Following are the committees In
charge Of the affair:
Grounds and Band-M Melville T. ST.
montcn. district deputy grand sire.
Refreshments-M Mrs. @. L. Samson.
chairman: Mrs. NJ T. Simonton, Mrs.
w. d. Chalmers.
Transportation Walter A., Engle,
chairman; Il. L. La Pierre.
Games and Sports-For ladies ano
girls: Mrs. A. @. Horn, chairman;
Mrs. J. A. Williams. Miss Marie Schu.
bert. For men and boys: A.G. Horn,
chairman; H. B. Ryan.
Printing and Advertising-G. L,
Samson, chairmans NJ. T. Simonton
b. B. Comes viii be In charge OF
serving the children.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-28
Baron Ito Says a Time of Per-
feet Understanding With the
United States Is at Hand

America and Japan are fast ap.
preaching a time OF perfect under.
standing, harmony and friendship. Ed
ucational campaigns conducted by DR..
DIR. Sidney Gulick and the Japanese
Society OF the Pacific are now cement.
ing the friendly relations between the
two countries.
Baron B. Ito. Japanese fair commits
sioner and son OF Prince Ito. reputed
as the greatest statesman Japan ever
had, thus expressed the attitude OF
his country toward America The
baron is a through passenger on the
Tenyo Maru which arrived in Homo
lrlu today. en- route to the Far East.
Japan looks for her share in the
Panama exposition to Increase the
friendlinesss with the United States,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-28

Solomon Hennessey, who Is Hawaii.
an In spite Of his last name. was given
leniency in Circuit Judge Ashford's
court this morning in the form Of a
suspended sentence Of nine months.
Hennessey was charged with needless
driving In that he steered an auto
mobile from Kalihi road into King
street at fast rate of speed. The
charge was preferred by an army off.
Ger. From the fact that solomon is
getting only small salary, the prose
cntion asked that he be given q sus-
pended sentence OF Is months. The
court reduced It to nine months.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-28
CITY causes SIDEWALKS IOBE
LAIDWITH BIG POLES IN Center

poles. Property-owners must pay for
/ sidewalk which is largely occupied
by these big poles $50 nearly all oc-
,upied that when the pedestrian comes
TO a5pole he must step off the side
walk. 49, H.
At one place city water hydrant-
the kiHd used for supplying the water
wagons sticks up eight or ten feet
out or the sidewalk. :, - : =. ,
Neither of the two businessmen who
saw this situation could explain It on
any other ground than carelessness or
inefficiency on the part OF the city
engineering department.
That's the limit 3 said one.
Il wouldn't have believed 1t II
hadn't seen it myself" said the
other. .:-.-
A resolution introduced by the late
Supervisor Quinn and which was ap.
proved by the mayor March 8 orders
the property owners to put down four
foot Sidewalks from King street to
Ena road on Kalakaua avenue.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-28

A man named Horace Dnbe. found
hound and gagged in .Rockcliffe. Park,
Ottawa, declared he had been left
there by three men whom he said ask
ed him the way ito the residence of
the duke OF aConnaught as they wish
ed to blow II up. a 20 si,5.t..
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-28
INDIAN MOVIES !.
FOR THE':|P ] |! u.

After the private review OF the Unit
ed States government approved Indian
war pictures which was attended by
Cen Carter and staff. Mayor Lane and
the board Of supervisors at the Pop.
uiar flieAtef sestsrda& Manager Bred,
hoff Immediately closed a contract
with MI Crawleysfor the portrayal OF
this great HISTORIAN classic 70 be ex.
hibited at the Popular tffeater, open.
ing Monday. June Z, to Sunday, 10,
inclusive Il 80 -
Gen. Carter, author of From York.
town to Santiago. With the 9Th Cav
airy" dealing with all the wars from
the year 1861 until the departure of
the regiment to Peking. China, in 1900,
said after the reyiewal that it was a
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-28
ETY. ever visited and enthns
Endorsed.

Grain straw produced in -
States last year is estimat ~
Department of Agriculturaaes
been 120, 100000 tons, yaluf 1o'
0o0, 900. -.
Moses Menu, whose 81 ~
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-28

MOST. wonderful portrayal and brought
him back to the time when the famous
and blood curdling warcry of the IN.
dams made your hair stand on end
and cold chills race up your spine. :
These pictures are said to be the
only photo events President Wilson,
his cabinet and Washington's exclu.
siye diplomatic and fashionable soci.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-28

ana warehouse at Victoria. B. g sus.
.sined about $4,000 damage when 81.
lacked by anti-German rioters. laid
MS case before the United States con.
SUI SUI there, claiming 70 be an American
BANK $ business College and several
olner buildings in Philadelphia were
DESTROYED by fire at loss Of 81 20 an,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-28

Two businessmen yestefdiy were
asked tostake an auto ride out to IA.
lakaua avenue and see for themselves
whether or not city sidewalks are be.
ing built around eleetric,light and tel.
ephone poles and city water hydrants.
One of them frankly expressed in.
credulity. THE 30ther waited ito be
shown. =.
The reality vas worse than the ad.
vance reports, they said 10 minutes
later. -.
On the west or. makai side of Kala.
kaua avenue, about 200 yards from
King street. the city is causing prop
erty-owners to lay a narrow strip OF
sidewalk. Down this side of the street.
In the middle of the sidewalk space,
runs a line. Of ugly poles, carrying
power and telephone lines.
The cement sidewalks are being laid
with. these big poles squarely in the
center Of the marrow cement strip.
Apparently no effort has been made by
the ,cityato secure the removal of the
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-28
JOLLY Dance
At SEASIDE
TOMORROW
Attend, with a friend A goodly
company; fine floor. excellent music.
You're expected: Come!-Adv.
MAY 4 CO. CLOSES MONDAY,

Because OF the observance Of Memo
rial day on Monday the 31st, Henry
May & CO., leading grocers. will be
closed all day. so phone orders early
to 1271!-Adv.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-28
Police Ofhcef Frank Kanae, who is

Police Officef Frank Kanae, who is
said to have swatted a local citizen
on the head with his club without
cause; wastsenEencedf by, Circuit Judge
Ashford this morning to. pay the fne
and costs imposed on him Tin district
court and also to. psy the costs or the
case in circuit court The case was
appealed. by Kanae from the district
court. He withdreWSthe appeal today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-26
SURGEONS IN SESSION
NATIONAL Hoard To Examine Phyricinns,
Replacing Stn(c boards. Favored
by the Congress.

BOSTON. October ga national
board 10 examine physicians. replacing
the present system Of examination By
state boards. was favored 10y the sixth
annual Clinical Congress Of Surgeons
OF North America at it's opening ses-
sion to-day. a resolution 10 this cf-
feet WAS adopted.
More than 1000 prominent surgeons
attended the various clinics and meet
,nES during the day and evening \
demonstration Of the removal o. birth
marks by the application OF liquid air
AT temperature Of 900 below zero
was one of the interesting, features
OF the clinics. II was stated that the
operation was painless
DIR. Charles II. Mayo. of Rochester.
Mimi. was inauguralcd president OF
the congress. to succeed DR. John g.
Murphy. OF Chicago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-26
DIR. KOO IS PROTIst:E OF
PRESIDENT YUAN Sill KhI

WASH NC TON, October 25-Thc
sidcred Of much Significance Dr.
Wellington hoo is Il protcge Of Presi-
dcat Yuan Shi kni. and for years was
his private secretary and Interpreter
from the portfolio of Foreign Affairs it
has been generally understood that his
friend. kai Flu Shah. the present min
iS'cr mere. also would resign There
nave been in,ima,ions. too. tha; the
latter would be recalled because IL was
alleged he did not furnish compreh.n-
siN" reports of the state of American
pubic opinion OF take an active plrt
In the parlcyS here In connection Nth
the recent Japanese Chinese ucrotin-
lions 50 far as the Washington gov
eminent is concerned. however MIR
Shahs presence here has been con-
tinuouslr acceptable
The sending OF Or. Koo, who spcr,
eight Hcars az Columbia Cuiyc.Hiiy
receiving master -of-arts degree mud
a electorate OF philosophy. is taken 10
Indicate President Yuan Shi kais de-
sire not only TO have In the United
states personal representative con
VcrSant with American customs and
diplomacy. but 20 be prepared in the
the event the European powers ul,i.
mately accept American mediation IN
IN" war, to have the Interests or China
here in the hands OF one thoroughly
familiar with china's aims ana a.pira.
TONS. Or. HOO took AN active mart
IN the rcccn; Japancse-Chlnest ncgotia-
tions in Picking.
When Dr. HOO arrived in WASHINGTON
three weeks ago n" had been appoi,t,d
chinese minister TO Mexico lie was
presented 10 Secretary Lansing by Kai
Flu Shah. The Chinese minister here. and
MT Lansing entertained him at dinner
Dr. koo sailed from New York on Oc-
toher for England and France on n
mission that has nos been disclosed
here He is In London. and is expected
10 return 10 Washington in = few weeks
TO present mis- Credentials.
The Chinese legation here declined
TO make any comment on III" change.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-26
LECItY AND WENDENBURG
DEFEND COMMITvrEf;

Chairman I.ecky. in an earncs,
speech. declared IT was up to the
friends Of Mr.. liaddon and those who
had proper understanding OF the
situation TO do all in their power be-
tween now and election day to save
many good Democrats from being
dupcd The party organization must
he preserved If the party Is to- bc held
together" h. said.
state Senator Louis .. Wendcnburg
aroused his audience to high pltch
of enthusiasm with an address In which
he gave his personal impressions OF tho
ability and character OF Mr.. Haddon
with whom he has been professionally
associated for more than two years
"i!c has talents and ability that will
civ" 10 the city OF Richmond n Com
mnnwealth's Attorney of whom II Will
be proud" lie said During the period
Of my professional association with him
have tested him in some OF the most
important cases In which I have been
engaged. and he measured UP TO all
the qualifications Of Il sound and able
lawyer He is man of exceptional
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-26
IN HONOR OF EDISON
Parade of school Children, lie Says, els
Greatest Thing That Ever
Happened to Me-"

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. octobcr 20
Thomas y. Edison, with Luther Bur
bank, the naturalist, and Victor Her
bert. The composer, to-day reviewed II
parade OF school children VINO marched
at tho Panama Pacific Exposition in
honor Of the inventor.
when the last child had passed Mr..
Edison turned to his wife. saying: 1t
was tho greatest thing that ever hap
pcned 10 me"
Medals. ESSAYS ana various other
Kits from the children were handed to
Mr.. Edison.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-26
NOT DETERMINED BY FLAG
SHIP Is ENTITLED TO FLY
observance of Article 80 of Dcclnra-
ti"n of Iondon AhroSntrd by
Order In Council

LONDON. October 25.-An order in
council was ga2ctted to-daY abrogat-
ing from Wednesday las, observance
OF article - of the lie rlaration Of
London, which provides ina the ncu-
ira! az .ncny character Of Il Nessc! is
Determined by the flag She l.. entitled
TO ny. In lieu OF THIS article british
prize courts hcnccforth VIII apply the
rules ANA principles formerly observed
by them. The reason given IN tho
order iOr this change il that lit is no
longer cXpcdient TO adopt said article"
The order in council VAS Sazettcd
according to official information in
order To arrest Tho proceedings OF :,
large Number OF vessels trading under
neutral nngs hut In realty owned
may have even part interest. The
Anglo American doctrine, i.ow rein
stated. considers tho nationality OF
owners, ANA permits thr concentration
OF q vessel III which an enemy subject
may have even = part Interested. The
vessel may be disposed IT. either by
tn. sale OF the enemy subjcct'i share 10
The neutral cO-owNcrs, or The sale OF
the entire vcssc! ana the appropriate
tiou OF the Interest o! the enemy sub
jcc,.
/, is expected in govcrnmcm, circles
that whci the order becomes known
the German. VIII rela late. ~ far AS
tn-y a:c able u DO 80. some British
Owned vessels under scandinavian
hars, II is sa!G, may be seized IN the
i'a!iic or ",hcr dangerous areas. but
most Of these v"sscls ar. lca:iu. such
waters. as the season mas closed.
y London dispatch last sunday said
the british Admiralty had posted "A list
OF forty-scv"n neutral Vessels, ten hy-
:ng the American Ear. to@ctncr with a
warming to British shippers clartcring
them, owing to the belief that they
were either controlled by German CAPT
tai or engaged In unucutrai service
Vessels on the list which promised 10
trad" only With the entente allies or In
unsuspeCteh neutral trade would be
eliminated from the list tn. warning
said. The ton American ships on the
list belong 10 y. Jensen or The Amcri-
cen Transatlantic Company.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-26
ADMIT CRUISERS LOSS
German NAVAL stan Confirms Reported
Sinking of the Prinz
Adalbert.

Especial Cable to The Times Dispatch
AMSTERDAM, October o5.-Accord-
ing to i press dispatch received here
the naval general staff in Berlin has
that the Prinz Adalbert was
sunk on Saturday by two shots.
small portion OF tho crew was saved
Official dispatches from Ictrograd
last night announced that IA German
cruiser of the PrinZ Adalbcrt type had
been sunk by ~ British submarine near
Libau.
The Irnz Adalbert displaced S,S5S
tons, and was laid down In 1901 Her
complement in peace times was 5J7
men. Her armament consisted OF n
main battery OF four So guns and ten
siN-inchers. She carried four torpedo
tubes. three of which were submerged.
Her armor was very light. She was n
sister ship OF the Friedrich Karl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-26
WORKING FOR NEW CHARTER
Three Meetings az Interest Arc An
nounccd by Secretary Rogers Of
Civic Associations

Executive Sec; ctary George w. Ror-
crs. of I'll" civic Association. announces
that meetings viii! be held as follows
this week:
Thursday. uudc: auspices q: south
SIDE Democratic club, mass meeting in
cambridge Junior High school. Wynd-
ham II. MEREDITH speaking OH the sub
Jcct Of The Necessity and How TO OBJ
tain Government More Responsible to
the People.
Thursday. Post :. T. =. a.. The Ne
cesSity for d Social Welfare Commits
sion" Rev ". y. cooper. To members
Of the association and their men
friends.
Friday. Grace .hrcnt's School Good
Government for Richmond" Or II. Il.
Anderson
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-26
DIVIDEND OF 600 PER CENT
VIII lie Distributed 10 Shareholders @,
Ford Motor Company Of
CunndI,

WALkEkNll.l.E October o5-Dis-
tribution Of 1t GOO percent stock divi
dend TO shareholders of the Ford Motor
Company OF Canada, equivalent TO
SlS,ooIohO. Was recommended BY IN.
comrany'S stockholders in annual meet.
ing to-day.
This action follows payment Of a
'o-per-cent cash dividend 10 company
tockholdcrs within the last two weeks.
There are only about 100 stock
holders.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-26
NEW MINISTER TO j. S.
NAMED BY YUAN SH| KA|
DIR. Wellington Hoo, Envoy to Mex
leo, Peru and Cuba, Will Sue
cced Kni l'u Shah.
LATTER RECALLED TO pEKlNG
Change i'm China's Representative to
This Government Considered of
Significance AS Bearing on Fu-
ture Interests of Oriental Republic

PEklNG. October 25.-Prcsident Yuan
Shi Kai to-day announced the appoint
to Mexico. Peru and Cuba. TO be Chi
nese minister to the United states. i'm
succession to Kai Flu Shah, who is
recalled TO Picking.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-26
Heavy Fighting Now in Progress
on Several Of Battle Fronts

sumcd the offensive against the Ger
mans. but Berlin asserts that NIL
cOunterirt tncks there have been re-
pulsed, except in the region of
iiioukst. where. In the fucc of su-
pcrtDr forces, the Gcrinnnn were
forced to withdraw TO the western
bnnk of the iIlnmkst River.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-26
Bi.niII. Ni:IHuD or
MAKING ANNUAL. III DGE'i'

For 'nor, than $50 hours tho com
lni''c, debated :, resolution offered by
>ld"rii"r christian which proposed 10
lintt tMc powers Of u. Council fr',In
making an appropriation tn c:c'ss o.!
til" -urual budget. which must hc I'm
it"f =" "a" estimate Of tho vca.'s in
c"ri,.. except hv - fuur-tt,hS' vote.
Councilman Pollock pronounced the
proposed resolution as durIGcrous lie
said 'ha, to ino"rpo'ai. such It pro-
vision int" II" charter would not ouI,
tic the hands a. the Council. hut would
impai! IA" c'ty's credit
Mr. Meredith offered Il substitute pro
Nidin@ from q two thirds vot. OF he
Couuc! TO enact emergency lcgisla.
ton, but this did not meet with the
views OF Mr. Christian.
Finally OH motion % President
adams Of the i'onrh ii ,ld.rmcn. ::
resolution was adoptcn referring ,h"
TWO por""s to a committee Of three.
councilman Peters. Alderman Christi.r,
and III Il Pollard. Ir.. with C!tv Attor.
n-y Pollard, with instruct .ons to draft,
a resolution designed properly to con
tot til" citys finances under ,he pro
oScN 'hart.r
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-26

the committee had accomplished Il
great deal.
y resolution was also passed re
Iu">ting thr City Attorney To submit
an opinion a. To whether nominations
made ny preferential bailo; or primary.
election. II so included in the pro-
posed charter. would he constitutional
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-26
alene and the highest integrity"

talent and the highest integrity"
senator Wendenburg alluded to Mr..
. "ise's letter to the committee us "a
cohtcmptuous fling at the party or
sanizntion." That letter left the com
mittce no alternative but to put 1t up
to the voters of Richmond to decide
whether Mr.. Wise shall he permitted to
dctE the Democratic party with i'm
punity."
HADDON OUTLINES HIS
EXPERIENCE AND QUALIFICATIONS
MIR. IInddon. the nineteenth speaker
or the evening. devoted his time largely
TO an answer to the allegation of MIR.
Wise's supporters that he is not so
wei equipped In experience and knowl-
edse of law as the candidate who
Spurncd the committee. lie reviewed
briefly his own career from the time he
sold newspapers on the streets of Rich
mond as II boy. lie said nc had never
solicited the nomination until he sent
MS name in to the committee. He had
never asked the support OF any MEM
Der of the committee Recounting his
experiences as Il lawyer, he sale ne had
an experience extending through four
Teen years. He WAS in the Office OF
"Endham II. Meredith at the age of
nineteen. He had eight years expert
ehce In the office of the Attorney Gen
eral
Whether the committees action was
wise or unwisc," said Mr.. Haddon. 81
do not believe the people will hold me
responsible for any complications that
nave been brought about through no
tault OF mine. Give me Il show. IL
can't make good in Il year and IA half,
then turn me out.
TELLS WHY HE POSTED
NOTICE. WITH C0MMIT'rfcF:
ihe committee met on Monday night
ocloDef 4. and passed resolution re-
IhcstinS all candidates who desired to
run as Democrats, to file their names
win the committc. by noon Of Mon
any. october II. when | saw this reso-
luton or the committee published in
inc press. being Democrat and being
Il member of the City Council. by rca-
son OF having been nominated By the
democrats of my ward. lccmcd II my
aotE as Democrat to comply with the
organized by authority Of the Legisia-
tnre OF Virginia, as being the proper
committee with whom I should lille my
name. stated in my letter 10 the conn
mittcc that J. would abide by any nc-
uon which they might see lit TO take
others who spoke in advocacy of Mr.
iaddun's candidacy were: High Con
stable William II. Wyatt. Jr.. CAPTAIN
Morgan X. Mills. &. w Hodges. ,icoru.
i'eay y. O. Roschen. StaGg Powell! j.
NJ y. Allen. Thomas Johnson. Davis
Bottom. The" Fowlkcs and james T.
DiCkcrson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-26

in addition to the henv! lighting
iu the eastern sector of the .tustr0-
italian battle line. which Rome
anticipates >hortl! will result In the
capture or Gorizin b? the Italians.
there have bccn three hostile mir
raids over Venice. In none of these
was Ercnt nintcrinI damage done.
although one church suffered severe
ly md three persons were injured.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-26

AEtNl fEhttuE continues I'm the
Z balkans. on tho Russian front
from the Gulf of Itign through
Gnlirin. on the Nustro-Itn!Inn line.
and In the champagne region OF
France.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-26

Our chauffeurs' Over
coats are cut on big,
broad, roomy lines,
with a wide skirt, to
allow plenty Of play for
footwork, and a mill
tar.y collar that affords
s pl e n d d protection
across the throat.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-26

Enin of some ground west of
komarow for the Gcrmnus * re-
corded by iierlIn. AK, na offset to the
illoukst rctrcnt.