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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-02-28
Card ea ThsnIxs

Mir. and Mrs. John w. Lambert wish to acknowledge their heartfelt apprecia. tion of the many tokens of sympathy and kindness accorded by their frienda in the bereavement occaaionsd by thl death of their infant daughter. Narcello g. Lambert.s M
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-23
VALUABLE PAINTING
HAS Been STOLEN
1AH.earieai- Picture ft,:ttfexi- y
French Government For Exhibi-
ton Purposes Disappears

New York. Dec c2.-The Besnard
aHegorical painting Peace loaned by
the French government for exhibition
in the United States in the raising
OF a fund to help widows and chill
dreu OF French artists killed in the
war. has been stolen, according to q
report made 10 the police tonight by
w Franklin Paris. an architectural
decorator, and a fellow OF the Metro
po!tan Museum of Art. to whom the
picture was consigned.
Peace. canvas twenty-seNen feet
high and eighteen feet wide. insured
by Mr.. Paris. The Espagne arrived
from Bordeaux on December on the
French liner lie Espagne. So 1t is
recorded on manifest papers received
by Mr.. Paris. he Espagne arrived
here on Wednesday of last week But
after thorough search by the French
Line officials, and by detectives of
tbs. steamship company. and the
American Expires Company. which
hac charge Of the painting, Mr.. Paris
CARED UP the police tonight and told
them that Peace" could not be found
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-23
NEWPORT NEWS LEADS
ALL SHIPBuILDING PLANTS

Washington d c., Dec zc~~There
are s02 vessels Of 7s1.5l1 gross tons
building or under contract in America =
shipyards This is cited as an evil
denee Of an enormous increase IN ship
building in statement by Secretary
Redfeld today.
Thirteen OF rhe vessels are OF 10, coo
gross tons or over. twenty from 1000
TO ir0ao tons: thirty six from 5000
10 4.0eo The bulk OF the tonnage
represents oil tankers
The New port News ShipbuiidinS and
Dry Dock Company has the greatest
tonnage under construction. 1872. es3
tons The. New York Shipbuiltiihe
Company. of Camden. is second. with
I2e.7-a tons, the Union Iron Works. OF
San Francisco third with sf.l7@ tons,
and the Cramp yards. az phiia delpha.
fourth, with -s9 eco tons.
Tie total docunlented tonnage Of
vessels in the United States merchant
marine December was 26.ssS vessels
Of s445.25S tons, Secretary Redaeld' .
report shows This is an increase Of
1877 vessels OF s3s2e gross tons since
July !.
Foreign built vessels admitted 20
American registry from the adoption
Of the registry law on August Is, 1914,
To December |. 1915. total Ill vessels
of ass.i3s gross tons.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-23
BROWNING WILL NOT
OPPOSE c. J. MttTzt
stated He Wtli~Heartiiy support rcpu-
lar Prince William Mas for DOM
ocrntic Iaucua Chairm nm ship.

Hon. g. J, Meetze. member OF the
House of Delegates from Prince Will
liam County. in recent letterfto "A
friend In this city, expressed an op-
timistic view of his chances for the
Craftsmanship of the Democratic Caucus
for with he has announced himself
a candidate.
He emphatically denies the inference
contained in recent issue of The
Richmond Times Dispatch that Hon.
George l. Browning, OF Orange Couns
~, Will oppose him for the caucus
chairmanship and asserts that Dele
gate Browning viii not only not be
a candidate for the ehafrmanship. but
will most heartily lend Mr.. Meetxe his
support and influence.
Among those, says AIR, Meetze. who
have pledged him their support are
Hons. II, l.. Gordon. Louisa. Robert f.
Leeay. Page. Harry B. Smith. Culpeper:
John Y. Harris. Dinw iddie: K. .. Nor
ris. Lancaster: Ii, V. Lowry. Bedford !;
Samuel l.. Page, Charlottesville: d.
II. Pitts. Albermarle. and many others.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-23
IMPORTANT POINT
NOT YET CLEARED UP
Practice "f Turning Passenger. and
Grew Loosc In Small Boats After
ships Are Attacked Must he
Changed.

Washington. Dec. 22.-There were
indications in Washington tonight that
German has failed TO clear up to the
satisfaction of this government the
question of her attitude toward the
pratfee of turning ship passengers and
crews loose on the high seas in open
life boats before torpedoins merchant
This question was injected BY the
United States into The correspondence
that resulted between the two coun-
tries over the sinking last January OF
the American grain ship William T..
Frye by the German raider rrinz Eitel
Frederick. In its last note on this
case the United States took the posi- :
tion that the obligation of belliseront
war vessels in attacking merchant
ships to put passengers and crews into
place OF safety was not complied with
by placing them in open lifeboats.
While nothing in the circumstances
connected with the sinking of the Frye
suggested a violation Of this particular
obligation this government deemed l.,
necessary to obtain All expression from
Germany because of the approach OF
water. and rough weather along the
English coast. The Frye case there
fore was se'acteG as the opportunity
for putting this question to the Berlin
foreign ONCE.
The reply from Germany in the Frye
case 10 now before Secretary Lansing,
but was not at all clear tonight that
Germany had answered the United
States satisfactorily on this impor tant
question.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-23
ARMY Of -FOUR HUNDRED
THOUSAND TO EGYPT
General Mohammedau Rising Looked
For to Follow First Teuton- Turk
Success On the Mic,

Rome, Dec 22.--The Tribuua is in
formed from neutral diplomatic
sources at CenstantinopIe that Il
Turco-German expedition ga II 6 I
Egypt has been initiated. and that the
preliminary operations are already in
progress. The conduct of the eNpedi-
ton is being directed from Constan-
tinopie. where the supreme command
II the army of Egypt has been estab-
lished. The German staff officers are
working day and night at the new
headquarters.
The expedition, according TO the
Tribunal Information, consists of 300.-
600 Turks and 100000 Germans and
Arab irregulars, all under command
OF German officers. The expedition is
equipped with Austrian heavy artil-
lery.
Optimism prevails in Constantin.
ople, where an insnrreetion among
the Moslems of Persia, Africa Mo-
rocco and AfehaniStan is expected to
follow the first Turco- German sue
cesses in Egypt.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-23
Mr.. LANSING QUOTES
REPORT Of ADMIRALTY
Indicates American Stand On .Ancona
Case Is Based On \ustria's Oni,ial
admissions
NOTE FIRM. But LACKS
FORMER PAPERS BRJsQUENESs
Discussion of Legality OF Act of sub
marine Commander Not Permissible
and Demands of United states Are
Stout1s Maintained.

ashinaton, l.. c., Dec 2..-The
following is the text Of the American
reply to the last. Austrian note on the
Ancona question;
The Secretary of State To Ambassa %
dor Penheld
You are instructed to address a note
TO the Austro- Hungarian minister of
foreign affairs teatually as follows
The government of the United
States has received the note Of Your
ENcellency relative to the sinking OF
the Aucona which was delivered at
Vienna on December Is, 1918. and
transmitted 10 Washington. and has
given the note immediate and care
ful consideration.
"On November IS. 1915. Baron
Zwiedinek, the charge d'affaires of the
Imperial and Royal government at
Washington, transmitted to the De-
-partment OF state a report of the
Austro Hungarian admiralty with re-
gard to the sinking Of the steamship
Aneona. in which it was admitted that
the vessel vas torpedoed after Ter
engines had been stopped, and when
passengers were still on board
This admission alone is in the
view of the government of the United
States, sufficient to fix upon the COM
mander of the submarine which fred
the torpedo the responsibility FOR haV-
ing willfully violated the recognized
law of nations and entirely disregard
ed those humane principles which
every belliScrent should observe in the
conduct OF war at sea. In view Of
these admitted circumstances the gov
eminent of the United States feels
justified in holdin~ that the details OF
the sinking Of the Ancona, the weight
and character of the additional testi-
mony eorroborat!ng the adm.ralty's
report, and the number of Americans
killed or injured are In no way es-
sential matters OF discussion. The
culpability of the commander is In
any aese established. and the undispted
fact is that citizens Of the United
States were killed. injured. or put in
jeopardy by his iawiess act
The rules OF International law and
the principles OF humanity which were
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-23
November Exports Broke All Records Being
In Excess of Ten Million Dollars A Day

Washington, Dec. GA total trade of half bill
lion dollars in the month"; and of five billion dollars in the
year. with exports comprising twothirds of the whole
is the unparalleled record of American in
November, and the twelve months ending with November
Figures made public by the Department of Commerce
show that November imports valued at S64 $685.
against s126467062 in November 1914 and that they
exceeded by S11000000 the former November record
made in 1912. Twelve months imports November 3d.
1915 aggregated 81 229 compared with 81 85S
645072 in the preceding year.
November exports broke all prior records. Last
months total 1881 14452 against s328030281 in
October, 1915 also record One year ago November
ports aggregated 05878333 and in 1912 the former
record s278244 1911 Twelve months exports the
level of 49, 2925 $685. against S. 101 1877 100
year ago, and S2501, 139,4 All two years ago.
The export balance for November was s166 825 500
compared with 271 for November 1914 and for
the twelve months ending with November last 81 7O7-
049,304, against s242, ,o93 year ago
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-23
TRY TO DUST BROTHER
OF JOSEPHUS DANIELS

Washington. u. G.. Dec PC. c.
Daniels, government attorney for In
dams in the White Earth Land cases
anu brother of Secretary Josephus
Daniels. today charged that the va
nous efforts to have him removed
from his position have been made by
defendants in the land cases and by
poNtical influence. some Republican
and some Democratic. Mr.. Daniels
came from Minnesota last night and
goes to Wilson, ~ G., tonight to see
MS family before returning to the
West 10 resume his work
1 know that have made good" he
declared. Judge Page Morris, Re
publican, presiding over the United
States District Court in which some
cas- SEES were heard. has written the At
torheY-Generai that the cases have
been properly, ably and expeditiously
handled. Congressman Van Dyke. the
ontv Democratic Congressman in the
State. backs me. Senator Nelson a
Republican. Is backing me
Mr.. Daniels added, the Attorney
General wrote me he was considering
no charges against me"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-23
General Manuel Cchoa, F orm-
erly Villa Commander, Is
Named as Head of Military
VILLA FAMILIES EN-
ROUTE TO ARGENTINA
Outlaw Leader Said to Be in
Mountains With Smalff orce.
viii Go Into Critic Raising
in South America

III Paso, Tex. Dec. 22-Juarez was
formally surrendered to the Carrauzs
eoF"rnment TINS morning and the city
OF thlhuahua tell INTO the hands of
General Trevino this morning. Cen
erat obregon, supreme commander of
the Carranza forces, reached Ell Pasa
from the west at 10 O'Clock ton!gn-
to lake charge of tine garrison. Gen-
erdl Villa is at Bustiilos Ranch, west
OF Chihuahua, attempting - form a
1uncture with General Eodrisaez. n
subordinate. who has retreatad to
9asas Grandes from Sonora General
villa has been informed by the amer
!caa government that he can ONLY re-
celNe asylum in the United St4tas ~.
releasing and delivering saf.h The
thirty Americans arrested at ailttera
ten days ago.
General j. X Pershing. United
States commander al r. Paso. has
been instructed from Washington TO
return any deliberate fire rom Juarez
into FL Paso These instructions fol-
lowed the killing of an American ON
El Paso soil by a bullet from Juarez
tuesday during the rioting-
No Amnesty for Lomhar,lo.
Andreas Garcia. Mexican consul in
Ell Paso. replying 10 denunciations
against Miguel lombard former Villa
foreign secretary. says he has the an
thority 10 extend amnesty. bat not
10 such traitors as Lo1 bardo.
"ratfic with Juarez suspended hy
the riots Tuesday. has been resumed,
ALL the races were run again TODAY ~
Ju1rez.
This sums up the northern Mcxj-
car situation al tn. day. Athop-. n
surrendered on MoudaS when Vilia
generals signed peace pact in the
Mexican consulate in Ell Paso. .Iusrez
did not actually come into the Car
rama fold until today. when its gar.
rls1n commander. for he last tn4,c.
embraced the cause and accepted ap-
Hointnent as commander of AL the
Csrranza troops in The territory fu3 =
merly controlled by General N{iit.
Al convention of the Mia -en-
erals in juarez this morning General
Manuel Ochoa Was taken ss sail enc
commander Of all lila territory. The
peace agreement reached Ia Il baso
WIS also ratified. He will take thar.ye
a the representa- iNc OF <he C1rTel}Ea
government General Ssabel Robes
may he governor general. whj't Gen
eral oehoa Will he commander # tire
troops Villa according 20 GENERAL
Continued on seventh Pagel
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-23
.OME-OWNING-CLUB
CAMPAIGN CLOSES
Won PAPEN SAILS
ON LINER NOORDAM

New York. Dec. 22.-Although only
one friend attended the departure to-
day. by the liner Noordam. of CAB
tam Won Papen. German military at
tache recalled at tho reques. of this
government, there was ample evidence
OF the captains popularity in the
stacks of gifts borne TO his stateroom.
a dozen bottles of cha npagne. French
brand, and kcg of sour kraut from
an ardent admircr.* twenty pounds
OF cohee, pastry, cream, and many
flowers, were among the offerings.
The sailing of the Noordam was de-
layed more than two hours because of
the time devoted to an Unusually care
ful examination Of pa sports.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-23
REPORT OF SECOND AUDITOR
is RECEIVED FROM PRINTER

Copies of the annual report OF Sec
oni Auditor Roosevelt Page. covering
the condition OF the Virginia public
debt. of the literary fund and the re-
tired teachers fund and the report
OF the commissioners of the sinking
fund for the fiscal year ending Sep
teH.bcr 80. 1915. were received BY
Mr.. Page from the printer yesterday.
The report fs now being distributed
and copies are being mailed out by
the Second Auditors ONCE.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-23
ROME NEWSPAPER HEARS
KING PETER HAS ARRIVED

Rome. Dec. a2.--The arrival OF kinR
! Peter at Caserta. Italy. is announced
by the Idea Nazionale. but is not con-
firmed
The Idea Nazionale says that the
king was accompanied by Premier / as
Glitch, and a few cabinet ministers ana
a small suite. He arrived at Caserta
at night incognito and WAS met u
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-23
SIR CHARLES MUNRO TO
BE TRANSFERRED TO FRANCE

+ Lordon, Dec, c2-Sir Charles Munro
mas heen removed British com.
4 nander al the DardanelIes ACCORDING
10 an Official statement issued today,
and Will succeed Sir Douglas Haig a.
commander of the First British army
in France Northumberland Sir
Archibald Murray has beer appointed
TO succeed Sir Charles Munro.
General Murray was. until fs~
days ago. chief Of the imperial stan
/ at London Premier Asouith Yesterday
announced that he had been succeeded
by Lieutenant General Robertson. chief
of the general staff in the field Tbs
command OF the First British arm,
was left vacant by the promotion ot
General Haig.
The House Of Commons debated IN
I'll 80 o'clock this morning on the
supple estimate of the govern
men providing for Loon 600 more men
/ for The army and at last voted In Ia
vor of the plan, and adjourned. Ths
Increase will bring the strength OF the
forces 10 1000. 600 men. With it comes
a number of changes in the higher
commands which have been acceptes
as indicating closer cooperation be.
tween the allies in the military opera
lions on the western front
The debate in commons was carried
: on for the FHostPart- opponents et
conhcrtptton aud those members who
have assiduousiy criticized the govern
ment fer its conduct OF the war Only
a bare quorum was present, and Of
these many We're sasieep before I
O'Clock. Sir Henry Dalziei declared
that 1t had been shown that there had
been an unnecessary wastage Of lives
by plumbers at headquarters
Consumption. although II figured Ia
the speeches, An tr0DOrtaut
topic of debate. The matter will be
threshed out, the country believes, In
the debate which Is sure 10 follow thu
Ea"i of Dery's presentation of his
figures on the attestation plan to this
house.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-23
Judges and Accountants Will
Announce Result at Earliest
Pos sible Date
GREAT STRIDES IN
CIRCULATION BUILDING
Virginian Great Subscription
Campaign Great Success.
Prize Winners Will Be Made
Known in Few Days

AS long as time endures last night
VIII be memera BILE in local news
paperdom Wien it comes to circula-
tor building, for Il marked the close
or one or the most successful subscrip-
ton campo igns ever witnessed by an
appreciatlVe pubic. The results OBJ
tanned through the nntiring efforts OF
the candidates in the HOME OWN
ING CLUR' campaign were far be-
yond most sanguine expectations, and
it vas battle royal" from start to
finish
Many High Trophies.
In great measure the triumph and
victory are Que to the big. aliuring
worth while prizes. for they proved
an irresistible temptation to the en-
ergetic and ambitious, VINO were quick
TO appreciate the value of every prize
offered. and many people from ali over
the entire State started out on the
dolble-auick To capture one Of the
rich trophies.
There were no difficult problems
TO be overcome before qualifying as
fullfedged prize aspirant. All It
was necessary to do was 10 express
desire to win, and show determine
tion by registering Your name al the
campaign headquarters. Then il was
Just a matter Of going after the votes
ma suos'' pt}'Hs. rom tue pf OF
Nne .ai"Pa'sh pe.piF psah 10 Ni' ~
a.'u - ~ ~ VI 'He 90 mo '"i''e
Ah ~, Hn.SN"i ""- ''N',Ls piaNe'
ne 1nuses On manu- % 49,
no. = y. tHe '!t.n' BUSINESS tNi t'e" ~,
Gnu AH"1 'He 1851 i,
-. 49, "a
80 'rs or" " tHe J"ua
"aS -, e - "a. oLi',
-. ~ -, 80 e.'e
upos.'sa INCA A'i"' S"''9oi i''i''i'S
nv ~,
ne WI = ~ 'Hech tae anu tahuia'-
tas 1ie WOES t"st VIZ "os hou' ~" Gu
tife cam pa1sI anu the u"'ails lof the
>. ope4 ecoi o1Its, arg suen as 10 PIe-
~tu"e ttle p"se' t''n'y 81 'haAils 1ie
- -, i1eeii,eht "a ne Winners al ONE.
ny .e'ofus u the "htie caihpalsh
'''u ttie pn4.'ese 'i'f isu IA oof4hs sHe
~. - ~ - 80. t'i. AoHs'
~" ~" ~ n.y. - ia>t o1s ~ =,
-, 'I l'A+as va tae 'unSe @.,N
AFNs''N' '.'%''te' a. i@4i"iE
- i. ~ ~ nam thT ~
~ eAo.t Hiiui"sS az Tue
ga - t''SHs'5He t!sO''fetis'
tfF p's ta"4P"tsh was "nho9Tc@d
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-23
SAY kHIppSs NEW FACTORY
IN TURKEY DESTROYED

Copenhagen. via London. Dec 2s.~
The National Tidende ascrihes TO
trustw orthy Dane coming from Con
stantinople the statement that Krupps'
big new ammunition factory near Con
stantinople has been completely de-
stroyed by British airnen. and also
that all coastal steamers have been
sunk. and that Scutari. in Asia Minor,
is overcrowded with wounded. who are
dying from lack OF proper treatment.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-23
MANY PAY RESPECTS To
FORD At CHR|ST|AN|A
Women From Sweden. Denmark and
Holland Come to erect american
Peace Propagandsis.
PARTY LEAVES TODAY FOR
VISIT TO STOCK HOLM
Delegates Plan to Speak Al Copcn-
hagen. But May Run Afoul Danish
Law Introducing Public Speaking
On subject of European War.

Ghristiania, via London. Dec. 22-
The day of Informal entertainments
arranged for yesterday was somewhat
marred by the absence OF Henry Ford
and Nine Eosika Sehwimmer. The
latter is reported To have been well
and busy all day in her room with her
secretaries. She refused 10 see the
CORES pondents.
The Norwegian students save a ban
quet last night fae the peace party
Later The American Club gave a dance
t9f the Younger crowd IF the peace
voyagers
Many Norweaisns called at the
hotel yesterday ana today to nay
their respects To Mr., Ford There
were q few uotables among them in
ctuding Attorrey-G General Locker and
Christian F. LanGe. secretary of the
inter- pariiamentar% union
Women from sweden. Denmark and
Holland came 10 CHRISTIANS to greet
the delegates. The Dutch women re-
turned home Yesterday to prepare for
the reception OF the peace party at
The Hague
The delegates plan tn speak A.
meetings in Copenhagen in spite OF
, the reported introduction against II
based on the.Iaw passed in Denmark
early in the war. forbddinse foreigners
70 discuss tho war publicly
Frederick Holt. NJ Detroit, and
Judge Ben Il, Lindsey, OF Denver.
were the guests Yesterday Of the
Christiania Judges
The members ~ the second Ford
contingent arriving ON the Frederick
VIII are somewhat indignant at the
attempts Of passenger named
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-23

Washington. Dec. ga party of
Washington negroes have started a
nation wide movement to protest
against the reduction by the Repuh-
lican committee OF the representation
from the negro States of the South In
tn, Republican convention. The fight
will be carried to Chicago.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-23
HOUSE IS OFFICIAL
ATMOSPHERE CONvtYOR
VIII Not only Take Washington Air
To ambassadors But Will Bring
Return Cargo.
WILL GO WHEREVER
ATMOSPHERE Is AVAILABLE
Is Expected to Translate to the Ma
tion's Representatives Abroad the
Spirit Which Written Word Has APP
parcntis Failed to Convey.
Atmosphere Is AVAILABLE

Washington, Dee. 22.~-Colonel z.
VI. House, President Wilson'S close
friend who * going on q mission to
the belligerent capitals. is now TN Of
fetal Of the state Department.
This was learned today when Seere-
tary of State Lansing exclaimed t1e
purposes Of the coloners trip. Colonel
House. the secretary said. has been
appointed special agent OF the De-
partment Of state" and as such will
travel on a special passport Of the
kind furn shed AL diplomatic agents
Tor the department. The secretary re-
fused. however. tn tell what the
colonel would receive as q salary He
denied that the Texan would perform
fsaotiuns similar to those perforne1
~ former Governor Lind of Mnre-
sofa. William Bayard Hale, Dual
West, and other personal envoEs" Of
the president IN Mexico.
House Loaded With Atmosphere
According 10 Secretary lansing.
Colonel Houses particular mission is
Z TO carr! TO American diplunla tic repro
seutatives in the beglisereut capitals
lie Washington atmosphere" in re-
gard 10 the Narious questions nepdius
, bet ween the United States ana the ma
tions a war. It was further explained
that on the return trip Colonel House
would he expected 10 bring back with
him for the benefit of he department
the Atmosphere in the respective
capitals abroad regarding the - me
questions.
From " hat the secretary and other
high "tfici3is Of the department said,
the problem of transmitting these
Atmosphere" by cable has proved to
he most difficult. The written word
translated into codc has failed. il
seems. to aCquaint Am ba ssa dor Ger
ard. in Berlin. for example. Of the eX
act Washington atmosphere Oh the
submarine controversy. or Ambassador
Fenheld in Vienna. of the Washing
ton atmosphere" on the Ancona con-
troversS In the same way the wires
are becoming crossed on conveying re-
ports from both am bs ssadors reEa rd-
ing the general sentiment in Berlin
and Vienna.
Consequently Colonel HOUSE has
been deputized as the official AZ
mosphere carrier" of the state Depart
rnent
To Sail December IS.
As understood here, Colonel HOUSE
is to sail on the steamer Rotterdam
leaving New York December Is. HIS
travelling companions will include
Rrand Whitlock, United States ninis-
ter To Belgium: Captain Boy-Ed, one
of the two recalled German embassy
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-23
Nv PULLMAN BUFFET PARIOR
CAR

Between Richmond and Danvillc
4 Southern Railway daily. Leave
Richmond 1870 A. NJ, arrive Dan
He AIS r.. M. Returning, leave
hnville $40 +. NJ, arrive Richmond
30 r. NJ.