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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-12
AMERICAN LEGION
DIRECTORS NAMED
ROOSEVELT. ROOT AND LUKE
WRIGHT ARE IN THE
LIST.

New York. March 1.-THE names of
will form AN advisory council TO the
board OF directors OF the newly organ
lied American Legion were announced
after rodsy's meeting of the board,
the FIRST since the legion started. The
sponsibility OF directing the legion's
policy In this capacity are: Jacob NJ.
Dickinson. George Won L. Meyer,
Truman J. Newberry. Elihu Root,
Theodore Roosevelt. Henry J. Slim
son and Luke Il. Wright Tho other
~ o who have been invited have not
yet accepted the invitation
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-12
DELEGATE Stearnes Of Roanoke
County Gets Amendment
Through House
Will Make Onset
On Senate Today
kilograms Bring Representa-
tives of Roads Back to Rich
mond-Hundred Thousand
to Fight Cattle Disease

Railroad officials and attorneys re-
ceived the surprise of their lives last
night when they learned that the
Stearnes amendment, to the corpora
tion tax bill. increasing the franchise
tax on the gross earnings of railroads
from one 20 one and quarter per
cent had been passed by the House.
Immediately upon learning OF the
passage OF the bill with the Seearnes
amendment they got busy ana TO-DAY
many are expected in the Hobbies Oh
the Capitol seeking to have the senate
defeat the amendment.
4 Rude Awakening.
The railroads. following the futile
appeal Wednesday of Mr.. Stearnes,
Of Roanoke County. for a two per
cent franchise tax, were satisiied that
rae danger had passed. However. the
gentleman from Roanoke County. re
newed his attack yesterday ana, ioi-
lowing a speech which showed clear :
~ the difference between the virginia
and the Ohio and Minnesota tax on
railroads, the House adopted one
and a quarter tax in place of the one
per cent tax in the Dill as came
from tsie committee.
Caught of their guard, the railroad
representatives snt word broadcast
throughout the State and last night
a number OF their representatives
were ION the job The news was
furnished BY attorneys and ofiic ais
lingering BY chance in the galleries
OF Inc House, while the vote was De-
ing taken last night.
FOot-and- Mouth Disease.
The Senate VIII receive the bill to-
day ana an effort will be made to
have that body strike from the bill
the StSarnes amendment.
Last night 100000 was appropriat-
"a by the House for the purpose OF
fghtinG the foot-and-moush disease
The appropriation was made on
Recommendation OF the Governor. and
in spite Of strenuous opposition on
the part OF number OF delegates, led
by Lindsay Gordon. of Louisa. and
Judge Gregory. OF New Kent.
The appropriation committee had
reported the bill favorabiy. after
changing the figures OF the original
measure to $50. 900. but the House. on
motion OF Mr.. Steck. of Winchester,
reinserted the 100000 figure The
Governors estimate of the needs of
the situation was supported by Mr..
Steck. Judge Williams. of Giles: Mr..
Jordan. OF Pulaski. and others.
The Gregory bill. appropriating
500 to each member for attendance
on the sessions OF the General As
semtiy this last week. was defeated
by the House, with the committee
amendment making the appropriation
$50 for each member. The bill
secured a good ma jority. but was lost
for want OF a four fifth majority. re-
Quired to pass a bill carrying an
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-12
CHAMBER ASKS
CITY TO LET STATE
HAVE FORO LOT
Directors Request Council to
More Closely Scrutinize APP
propriations From Current
Revenues

Resolutions petitioning the City
Council OF Richmond to be cautious in
making appropriations from current
revenues and to appoint comm.r,ee
to confer with the States committee
on the Ford lot matter were adopted
yesterday afternoon by he board Of
directors of the Chamber of Com
and one Of the busiest sessions held
In months. Much routine business was
disposed OF.
The appointment by President W.
T. Reed of Frank ID. Dunlop as secre-
tary Of the Chamber to succeed his
brother. the late Richard a. Dunlop.
was unanimously approved, and Mr..
Dunlop now becomes secretary-treas-
urer of the organization. Mr. Dunlop
has already assumed the duties OF
the consolidated office.
Sell State Ford Lot.
Warren p. Taylor. of the Richmond,
} Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail-
road, was elected director of fill the
vacancy due to the inability Of Archer
ANDERSON, who was elected at the re-
cent annual meeting. to- serve.
In the resolutions addressed to
Council the directors petition that
body to be moro careful OF Its appro-
prtatfons Of money from current rev.
enues; to appoint committee to con-
fer with the committee OF the State
named to acquire the Ford Hotel lot
as a site for State ONCE building
In an effort to conclude negotiations
for the transfer OF the Ford lot to
the state.
No Municipal building Soon.
/ The resolutions point out that with
4 rearranEement of the Offices now In
the city building some Of the conges-
tion may be eliminated that the State
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-12
GERMANY WOULD
BRIDE ROME WITH
AUSTRIAN LAND
Italian Foreign Office Admits
Offer Has Been Made Blu,
Says No Agreement Reached
Negotiations Are
Doomed to Failure
Great Battle Now Joined In
Northern Poland With Ger
mans and Russians In Death
Crapple

Isome, March ia conferences
heid today between Prince Won
Buciow, the German ambassador.
and Premier Ssiandra, has given
rise to reports that events Of the
most momcntous nature for Italy
are pending. The meeting of the
TWO dfplomafs was held after the
premier had consulted for some
hours with General Znpeln, the
minister OF war. and with Gen.
eral Cadcrna. the chief OF stan
of the army.
Your correspondent is informed
that Germany, realizing that Italian
Intervention is inevita Bile. has per-
suaded Austria to make territorial
concessions conditional upon a main-
1enance or Italian neutrality, that me-
EQUATIONS are now under way hit
that they are unlikely to succeed.
since the compensation offered Ia not
IN proportion to Italys aspirations.
ita.y asserts that a prolonged men,
traiity would expose her to the dan
ger Of exclusion from the partition ~
Turkish territory. and inevitable Ioss
70 her interests In the Near East ara
the mediterranean. The negotiations
are, however, apt to afford q pretext
for Intervention which Is expected
very soon.
The foreign Office, taking cognizance
or such reports. authorizes the state-
ment that no agreement has been
reached between Italy and Germany.
based on Austrian concessions bit
admits that proposals for such an
agreement have been made, and that
negotiations are pending. Naturally.
the result of such negotiations il
withheld. although 1t is not at all
likely that Italy will consent to limit
her freedom which will continue to
be complete.
The time is unquestionabiy near
when ltaly's attitude will be altered,
Diplomatic preparation for such a
step was inevitable before anv de-
cfston would be rendered on the pro.
posed agreement. The offers OF com.
pensation will. not influence Italy's ac.
ton, which ia based exclusively on the
safeguarding of her own interests
not those OF any belligerents. .,
The anti-contra band and anti.
espionage law will possibly be ap-
proved by the chamber this week. and
VIII Immediately be sanctioned by the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-12
HORSE TRADE LEADS
TO CASE IN COURT

william +. Bolton was dismissed of
the charge OF insulting Mrs. Via, In
Police Court yesterday. Bolton and
Mr.. Via entered into a business deal
by which a trade of a horse and mule
for another horse was involved,
When Mr.. Bolton called for his end
of the deal, ii was said, Mrs. Via OBJ
jected to the transaction. Then Ii
was. she said, that Mr.. Bolton told
her she had nothing to do with 1t and
he didn't give continental about
her anyway, or words to that effect.
Lawyer Edgar English convinced the
court and Mrs. Via that what MIR. Bel
ton said had nothing TO do with the
case. and that he had no intention of
using language of a strong nature.
Thereupon the case was dismissed and
the trade was effected
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-12
SEARCHING INQUIRY
THEN ACTION IS
PRESIDENT POLICY
Claim of Germans That Wheat
Is Contraband May Color
All Future Diplomatic Deal
ings

washington, March 1.-THE impor-
lance which the administration at
taches to the questions raised by the
sinking OF an American vessel by the
German sea raider. Prinz Litel Fried
rich. was emphasized today when
resident Wilson took occasion to is
sue a formal statement His state
ment .ade it cl-ar that the sole eff
forts of the government at present
are to obtain all the facts in the case,
and this attitude was reflected in
every official quarter having any con-
nection with the matter.
This statement was authorized by
the President:
The President. when asked regard
ing the sinking of the American sail
ing ship William p. Frye by the Ger
man auxiliary cruiser Prinz Estel
Friedrich. said:
A most searching inquiry will be
made, and whatever action Is tax Ell.
will be based upon the result of that
inquiry
Great confidence is felt in official
quarters that the United States gov
eminent. when the moment arrives
for taking up the case with Germany,
will be able 20 establish so firmly the
justice of "A demand for compensation
that its argument will be practically
unansweraple.
May Cali Captain to Washington.
AT present the State Department Is
relying upon the officials of the treas
ury at Newport News fe- the facts in
regard to the sinking of the. Frye. 1t
Is expected, however, that the captain
ioT tbs Frye. and possibly others as
sociated with the vessel. will be
brought To Washington for conference
with officials. Within q few days all
the. evidence ebtajnable will > he in
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-12
WILL DECIDE ON
OFFICE BUILDING
SPECIAL MEETING OF REAL ES-
TATE MEN TO PASS UPON
BRYAN PROPOSITION.

A special meeting .os the Real Es-
tate Exchange has been called for
Tuesday. March 16. at 4 o'clock. to
consider the report of subcommittee
on the proposition of the Bryan estate
to erect an imposing office building on
the site of the old Virginia Opera
House on Ninth Street. below Frank
lin with a wing fronting on Frank
lin Street adjoining the Albemarle
Club.
matter and reports favorab1y, and
upon this report the Exchange will
Iact. it is understood the owners OF
the property will erect the building
and design it in accordance with sug-
gestiors and recommendations OF the
Enc hange.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-12

The British victory at Neuve
Chapelie, north of LaBassee, on
Wednesday, appears In the light of
further details to have. been the
greatest single advance made by
the British since the western opera
lions entered upon their present
stage. Besides the village of Neuve
Chapelle, German positions cover
ing an nren about two miles square
were occupied. and are still being
held by the British In the face of
counter-attacks. The French war
0ff1ce ngain reports noteworthy
progress' In Champagne. The fight
ing In this district, which has con-
ttnued fi~rce1y for over two weeks,
is described in an official statement
tssued yesterday In which n graphic
story In told II the slaughter at
tendant upon the recent capture of
a German field fort mt Beasuejour.
The Red Star liner LmpIand.
leaving Liverpool under the Brit
ish flag for New York. carrying
LOG passengers, was chased by
German submarine. but Escaped
through her superior speed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-12
SPANISH MINISTER
|. MAKES STRONG PROTEST
Four Citizens OF His Country Declared
to Have Been Killed In Mexico
City by ConstitutionaIists.
CARRANzA PROVES OFFENSIVE,
Reply to American Note Indicates De.
hance and May Necessitatc Some
thing Beside ''Watchful Waiting
Policy ON Part of American Gov
ernment.

Washington. March 1.-THE Span
ish ambassador today called at the
State Department and protested
against the killing of four spanlst,
citizens by consfitutionaiist soldiers
in Mexico City, and the lootinE OF q
number of Spanish houses and bust
ness establishments and the burning
of others One Swede was also re-
ported to have been killed by OBJ
regons soldiery. The Spanish en-
hassy received this news Wednesday
night. The Spanish complaint was
filed almost simultaneously with the
report of General Carranza's reply to
Secretary Bryan's note. which fails
To satisfy President Wilson's demands,
1t developed today that this govern
ment does not know whether Mexico
City has yet been evacuated or not:
that so far as Washington is informed
there has been no actual movement Of
food supplies into the capital nor any
facilities provided for the exodus of
foreigners designing to leave.
The Spanish ambassador was told
by Secretary Bryan that the depart
ment had heard OF the killing OF the
five foreigners, No details as to the
circumstances under which the four
Spaniards were killed have been re-
ceived,
REPORTS Nay lie exaggerated.
In the face of this information,
however. statements emanated from
the White House to the effect that the
President Is inclined to think the dis
patches containing allegations of dis
orders and famine may have been ex-
aggerated at the dictation or certain
interests which would like 10 force
American intervention.
Carranza's reply to the American
note was generally admitted today to
be wholly unsatisfactory. His action
in addressing IL to the President. in
stead OF to Mr. Silliman or the Secre-
tary of State. was peculiar to say the
least, while his statement that the
language of the American note was
such as to justify him in not deignlng
TO reply to 1t, was viewed as little
short OF being positively offensive,
4 General Disclaimer.
The American note asserted that
conditions In Mexico City. for WHICH
1t was declared the United States
would hold Carranza and obregon
m Eaeorh
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-12
SAMUEL HOPKINS ADAMS WEEDS.
Well Known Author WEEDS Miss Jane
payfnn

New York, March 11.--Samuel Hop
kins Adams and Miss Jane Peyton
were married this morning at West
Fortieth Street. the home OF Miss
Josephine w Chapman. friend of
the bride.
Miss Peyton has been prominent in
a number of stage productions dur
ing recent years. When David Belasco
presented THE Woman" she appeared
in the title role. Before that time
she was a member of the casts of
The Heir of the Hoorah." and the
Earl of Pawtucket." She has not
acted this season.
Mr.. Adams Is best known for his
magazine and newspaper articles. He
has written many short stories as well,
and several novels. including THE
Clarion
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-12
STAYS HUSBAND AND son.
Crazed Woman TSen Turns Revolver
Upon Herself.

New York. March 1t,--With a re-
volver clutcs,ed tightly In her right
hand and the dead bodies OF her hus-
band and twelve-y ear-old son, Lukus,
living near her. the corpse OF Mrs.
Lillian Rrandley, thirty-s|x years old.
wife OF William c. Brand'ey, an auto
mobile salesman of CT Mum street.
Newark, was found shortly before
o'clock this afternoon. The police say
that the woman shot her husband and
son and then turned the weapon upon
herself.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-12

Paris. March 11.---A dispatch from
Sofia TO the Balkan Agency says thae
advices from Constantiuople state thai
Mohammed Bnrhan- Eddin Efken0tl
favorite son Of the former S,titAx.
Abdul Hamid, has been foaAA4
strangleS In his bssdrooH. and that ~
belief In that he was killed " -
Ntical enemies.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-12
VIII Sue For Divorce.

Scranton, Pa. March tl.-Divorce
proceedings viii likely be begun with
in couple of days by Mrs. Florence
Weeks. N -yo, against ,.yirginua Mage,
of New Haven. in the courts of Lacka-
wanna county.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-12
NSUPREMEEFF
TO SATISFY ITALY
British Victory at Neuve
Chappelle Important Advance

Premier ~aiHndra, of ITALY, and
Prince Won Bueiow, German am
bsssador at Rome. held confer
enee yesterdoy. Your corre%pop-
dent learns that Gcrmnuy, rcaiix-
ing that italian Intervention is ia
eyitnbie, has persuatied Austria TO
make territorial concessions II
italy will maintain her neutrality,
The German war Office partially
admits the British claims of success
mt Neuye ChnppeiIe. but says that
the british advance near t,ivenchy
has been repulsed. A fresh Rus
STA nattsmpt to break through the
German lines south of Auxustoyyo
has resulted in the humiliation of
those Russian forces, the German
statement continues, and further
German gains are noted in the re-
gioa of Prasnysx.
The big battle i'm Northern po-
land continues. The Germans are
massinE near the East prussian
frontier fer their next southern
drive.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-12
PANAMA CANAL AGAIN OPEN.

WV
To Pass Through Waterway.
Washington. March 1.-The
Panama Canal Is again open to COM
merce, according to cable received
at the War Department today from
Major General Goetsnals governor of
the canal. A channel was cleared for
navigation past the slide In Culebra
Cut, and vessels were passed through
yesterday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-12

lOzOH Niu OsSrVcF NHses Up IUuhy.
The ease of f. ri. i,oxots anu j. c.
Carver. charged with having assaulted
several young girls. will be called in
Police Court this morning. The men
were arrested several weeks ago.
Carver denies ali knowledge of tho
AFFAIR.
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you should read the Rich.
mond Virginien
EVERY DAY
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Mttulun0 ginrs,pispatrb
slxrY-rotRTu YEAR
ADMITTEDLY
THE BEST MEDIUM IN
THE SOUTH FOR GLASS;
flied ADVERTISING.

TELEPHONE YOUR WANTS TO
THE TIMES-DISPATCH
RANDOLPH RANDOLPH
WANT AID. RATES.
DAILY, ono cent word when paid in nd
vance. No nd taken for less than 10 cents.
SUNDAY. one and one-half cents "A word for
all classified ads. except Situations Wanted
at one cent a word No ad. taken for less
Than Ii cents.
NO ADS. taken for less than % cents whom
charged or phoned in Phoned orders not
guaranteed: Ciansincations not guaranteed
after 2.5o z. Ii.
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PROPOSALS-SeAied

POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT. WASH
ington, Nov. "a. 1914. Sealed propo-
sails VIII BIO received at the Office Of
the purchasing Agent for this depart
ment until O'clock 2. NJ, February q.
1915. for furnishing envelopes for the
department OF tho Government during
Blanks for proposals, specifications and
INSTRUCTIONS 10 bidders. Will be fur
chasing Agent a. S. BURLESON.
General
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HELP Northumberland.

WANTED. cotton mill located in
Eastern South Carolina. Would like
to engage n. trained nurse-only q r. "
considerable take charge Of d,spen-
sary and district nursing. No night
work. Short hours and fair salary.
State age. experience and reference. L
621, care Times DISPATCH
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FOR SALE-Business,

STAG hotel and bar in hear OF Wash :
ington City, PC sleeping rooms, com
plctely furnished. doing good business
low rent and will lease for ) or 10
years Particulars. Write j. y. MCGEE.
1914 Gales Street y. T.. Washington,
y. c.
FOR sale. stock consisting OF up-to-
date line mems and boys clothing
gents furnishings and fine fixtures
must be sold at once: reasonable Ad-
dress -. Sober. blackstone. Va
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WALL PAPERRG.

SPECIAL prices given on painting and
paper hanging during the next GO
days. class goods at the most
reasonable prices. We also make a
speciality of out of town work. r. e.
Gardner. 435 West Main. Madison 63s1.
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PRINTING AND ADDRESSING.

100 visiting cards printed and sent
postpaid for csc. Other printing very
4. Boget's Printlng' Si I'"I East st0S Ga r.
Street. Richmond. Va.
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FOR SALE-Houses

NICE snug Ginter Park home, 100 feet
front: S4,I50. Will exchange for va
cant property. 4 splendid opportunity
patch
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In the mntter of No ,e.e
HENRY COHEN,
Bankrupt. Bankru,+.
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HELP wANTED-Male and Female.

LOOK. the Classic Corn Club Ven,er.
Va, intends 10 give $50 cash as
prize for an ear OF neid corn. hustle!
Hurry! pick out your best ear to-day.
parcel post II. insured with only 10
cents for valuable egg mixture formula
and you are in line for the $50.
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NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.
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POSITION as circular fler foreman or
superintendent Twenty years ex-
pericnce. and sober. References fur
nished. j. V. Sharp. Waverly, Va.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST Tuesday on Main Street car a
finger ring with red Set. Liberal re-
ward II returned to 1910 FLOYD Avenue
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA:
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BUSINESS CHANCES


$4,000 barrels flour. January shipment
Ask for prices. j. C. Sizer Co, Rich
mond. Va.
$4,000 equity In Is small, new Invest
mcnt properties. subject only to first
mortgage Mt per cent. having 3 years
to rum. Houses paying $1,000 year net,
over all expenses; VIII exchange for
good mercantile business in Virginia.:
prefer business In or not too far from
ers,. 1929 F Street. N, w. washington,
ID. c.
THE Motley Advertising Agency, OF
Baltimore, Md. offers an opportunity
for young man with $40. 900 to become
actively Identified with the concern.
All OF Baltimore's large houses can be
communicated with rs to the character
or the men composing our organization,
which was established Is years ago.
Recent nationa! opportunities neces-
state additional capital. and for the
right party there is hne connection.
wAN %ra 10 pARTY WITH ABOUT
EICE OF ESTABLISHED MANUFAC-
TURING CoNCERN IN RICHMOND.
ADDRESS 500, CARE TIMES-DIS-
PATCH.
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Northumberland Gooas.
NOTTCE-BGnkrupt

WANTED. to buy for cash household
son 1851. 49,
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WILL take young men to board In
private family. Call Randolph 1861
205 West Grace. table boarding; sec
ond floor front. January 1S.
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To the creditors of LOUISE w. SHIELD.
rico, and district ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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In the matter of No. 15l6
LOUISE w. SHIELD. IN
Bankrupt. Rankruptcv
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SITUATION wANTEp-,iaIe.

WANTED. employment in city or coun-
Try, for white and coloreu boys, aged
"a to II years Eight boys want Jobs
now. Juvenile Court OF Richmond.
Phone Randolph 622. Loom 8. City