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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1915-09-30

ANNIVERSARY SALE
Full line of boys fine heavy,
fleeced union suits, all sizes, 75c
to 9Oc values, will go at this big
sale for only :. ........... Soc
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1915-09-30
SPECIAL NOTICE

On November 18th and 18th
we will have with us DIR. r. q.
Mok, a foot specialist, of Chica-
go, who will give our customers
expert advice on the care of the
foot, fallen arches, swelling feet
weak ankles, etc.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1915-09-30

Fine suits for the big boys 15-
1917 years, gray. brown, tan,
blue, So SO suits only S.. 90
Our finest $7.5O suits $500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-13
URGE LABOR TO DO ITS SHARE
Members of Parliament Point to the
Solemn Duties Before Working
Men OF Nation.

LONDON. September l2-George Nj
coll Barnes. labor member of the Par
lament, speaking at Walworth to-
night, said he believed CONSUMPTION
unnecessary, but that the men we
have sent out to fight our battle should
be supported by the men in the work
shops better than they are at the pres
ent moment"
Under the conditions caused By the
war we ought 10 regard il as our
solemn duty TO turn out as much as
possible in every workshop in the
country" he said.
James O'Grady. another labor mem
Der who recently visited the 'front.' said
Field Marshal French had told him
that the war had resolved itself into
battle between the workmen and
mechanics of Great Britain and those
OF Germany.
I'm these circumstances" added Mr.
O'Grady. Il say that every man who
is not doing all he can to get utmost
productivity out Of the workshops of
this country Is false 10 his country.
and false TO his mates lighting at
the front.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-13
NO EFFORT BY ARABIC
TO RAM THE SUBMARINE
White star Line Official Declares Ger
mnn Note on Issue iS Self
CoHdennutOry

Especial Gable TO The Times Dispatch.
LIVERPOOL September l2.-Colonel
Concannon, OF the White star Line in
tcrVicwed to-day, said there was over
whelminG testimony TO the fact that
the torpedo which sunk the liner
Ara bic struck the aft part OF the ship.
lie said that obviously would have
been Impossible II she had changed
her original direction and then had
turned again directly toward the sub
marine, as the latest German report
asserts.
The German note specifically stated
that the torpedo was fired after the
Arabic's alleged change OF course.
Co!one! Concannon said:
"On this head alone. therefore, the
note is lf-condemnatory. No effort
was made TO ram the submarine. for it
was not seen; no attempt was made
10 escape for the same reason There
were no guns mounted on the Ara bic"
The Daily News. referring editorially
TO the German note. says:
America is confronted not merely
with a relapse OF the whole situation
to the position OF its acutest stage,
but the recognition that tn, oughout the
negotiation she has been in diplomatic
debate with a government whose sole
purpose has been procrastination and
evasion. America position now is APP
prccIably more difficult than II ever
has been. Insult has nearly reached
the point OF definite rupture"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-13
PATRIOTIC CONTRIBUTION
BY IMPORTANT SOCIETIES
Daniels says He Is Seeking for Navy
Preparedness to Mobilize Brains and
Inventive Talent of America
RALEIGH. y. d. Sentemher T.

RALEIGH. y. C.. September 12-Sec-
rotary of the Navy Josephus Daniels
was in Raleigh tonight and left for
Washington on the Seahoard train
Asked about the announcement he had
given out at Washington. Mr.. Daniels
said:
The present European war has dem
onstratcd that the country that will
win is the country that has the latest
improvements Of inventive genius we
formerly looked only to the general
aided by the secretary OF the Treas.
ury. We have learned that men arc
only food for powder unless they are
furnished with munitions equal 10 or
hotter than those OF other countries
We no longer see men march In col
uUnS. - Inspiring music under waving
manners We fight in trenches. and
must have guns that will he effective
miles away. Inventors. chemists math-
enoa ticians, scientists therefore. take
their place as leaders in modern war
fare.
How can America be prepared for
an emergency? Not alone with p bic
navy and = strong army. 1t must have
equipment from the best brains | am
seeking Tor the navy preparedness TO
mobilize the brains, and genius and
inventive talent or America. II is graft.
Tying that the most important societies
in America have responded 10 my invi-
tation TO make this patriotic contribu-
ton. 18th Edison at the head the
board viii render service OF the high
est order, and its members are entitled
70 the thanks OF the American peoplc
They serve without compensation and
are prompted 10 do so because their
country calls them TO patriotic service"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-13
WELL And IN
GOOD HEALTH
Since Taking Cardui. After Seven
Years Of Suffering, Says
South Carolina Lady.

Columbia, S. C.-Mrs. l.. G.. Helm
mann. of 331 Washington ST., of this
city, says: Il have received so
much benefit from Cardui. feel like
speaking a good word for it to every
lady l come in contact with, that |
think needs 1t. hoping to help some
one to get we'll. as l did.
| had been sick In bed for a long
time with the change Of life The
doctor tended me all along. and
finally one morning when he came
he said he believed | would have to
go to the hospital yet. | said No.
then read all OF the testimonials in
the Ladies' Birthday Almanac and
then / phoned for a bottle OF Cardui
and commenced taking it, l began
to improve from then on. I took five
bottles continuously. then off and
on for awhile, and | was we'll
and have had good health ever since,
l am glad to say l have recon-
mend it to a lot of my friends.
was troubled for seven or eight
years before l took Cardui l think
1t is the best medicine on earth for
female troubles If this testi-
monial will help some one else you
are at liberty TO use it If you like"
Begin taking Cardui to-day. 1t
may be the very medicine you need.
Your druggist sells II. Get bottle
from him to-day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-13
FEELING OF UNEASINEsS
EVOKED IN BERLIN

BERLIN (via Londo), September -.
-Publicati ton OF the Arabic noe. al
though evoking virtually no comment
in the German press, has caused q feel .
ing OF uneasineSs here over the prob
able attitud" OF the United States The
note appears to he highly satisfactory
TO the public generally. hut constant
inquiries received at the Offices of the
Associated Press for news upon the
American attitude evidences apprehen-
sion that the Arabic note and the Hes
pertan case may result in the renewal
of tension.
imilian Harden. editor of Die Zukunft,
believe the situation again serious, not
so much because of it's intrinsic merits
as on account OF the manner in which
il has been handled.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-13
CONFESS TO TAKING PART
IN NUMBER OF ROBBER|Es
James and Frank Hager, Brothers,
Admit Burglarizing Several
Post Offices.
HELD ON SERIOUS CHARGES
Tell of Theft Activities to Inspector
MISUNDERSTANDING of Citizens In
terested i'm Better Road to Hope
well to BE Held ON Tuesday.

PETERSBURG, VA, September "a
Additional serious charges have been
entered against James and Frank Ha-
held here under warrants alleging the
theft Of automobiles The two men
have only been living in Petersburg
a fcw months, having come here as
is stated from Sussex County. They
are now TO be charged with rohbing
the post-ofiice At New Bohemia. in
Prince George County on the night OF
August %. The post-oflcc Is in the
store Of Postmaster w II Zadic. and
the store was robbed at the same time
of n large quantity of merchandise.
The post-once lost only stamps TO the
value of about $50. on information
received by Chief of Police Ragland,
ford. was searched last niHht, and
goods stolen from Mr.. Zadic's store.
and identified by him. We're recovered,
also si2 worth OF postage. II is charg-
ei that the stolen goods were stored
there about two weeks ago by the
Hagers. 4 reward of 5000 was offer
ed for the arres. OF the post office rob-
bers. Under the circumstances, Il Is
probable that the charge of the lar
ceny OF automobiles may be waived in
order that the Hagers may be turned
over to tho United states authorities
to be prosecuted for post office rob-
berry The Kagers made a full con-
fession this afternoon 70 United states
Inspector Moscley. They also confess
ed to having committed robberies in
Sussex. surry and Prince George
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-13
|C|ETY INTERESTED IN
FORTHCOMING WEDDING
OF Engagement Of
Miss Montague to Mr.. Well
ford Important Event.
AT COUNTRY CLUB
SEES Saul and Lieutenant Arthur
Guests of Mr.. I.anghorne-Doub
Wedding VIII Take Place in ILL.,
ut st. Peters.

richmond and Washington society is
ply interested in the announcement
the engagement and approaching
friage of Miss Gay Montague.
ghter OF Congressman and Mrs. An
|* jackson Montague. to Landon c.
llford. of this city. The marriage.
len VIII take place in October, will
I,ne OF the principal social events of
season
ISIS Montague was to have been one
he bridesmaids at the marriage of
Is Belle Willard. daughter of the
frican ambassador to Spain and
|. willard. TO Kermit Roosevelt.
len took place in Madrid. but at the
moment she was forced to abandon
plans for the trip abroad.
bic Wedding.
r. and Mrs. Timothy John Sullivan.
)ak Park, H., have issued invita-
f to the marriage OF their daugh
!. Claire 10 Edward Hall Bell. and
herine. to Henry John Sullivan. The
Fble wedding ceremony will take
H. at oak Park, on October ..
BnKcnicnt Announced.
|r. and Mrs. John W. Archer. Of
fh Richmond. announce the engage
II of their daughter, Carolyne Wool
re. TO Frank Dcane lin, the we'd
L TO take place early next month.
4ton-Wntson.
quiet wedding took place at The
q OF Mi. and Mrs W. y. Watson. OF
fl!ngton Heights, Va, on last We'd
bay. when their daughter, Myrtle
la. became the bride OF Cleveland z.
ton. Of Blackstone. The couple mo-
d to Farmv!ilc and then went TO
th:ngton After an extended North
= trip they will make their home near
3kstonc.
\ CrnIghlll TO Wed.
Nv and Mrs. George Pcyton Craig
announce the engagement OF their
r.. Lydia Wlstar. 10 Rev. William
kson Marshall The wedding viii
! place carly IN October.
fy--Lyons.
Peters Church was the scene of
- wedding on last Thursday. when
Roseaiia a Lyons became the
+ o. William Leo Duffy. The bride
red The church on tire arm OF her
e-. 7 Lyons, and was met at the
~ tho .room and his best man.
: PHI duffy. his uncle. The ceremony
4 performed by Father Joseph Magr!.
/ bride was gown"d in = travelling
Of dark blue. and carried Il bouquet
ride roses.
hers ~erc as follows: James and
: sius Duff Alonzo Brand and
: mas Do!an. After an extended trip
r. Mr. and MIS-. Duly Will be at
AZ Sls North sixth street.
'rtnins nj Club.
iur!oe Lanchornc entertained in
,allv at dinner on Friday evening
Bhe Country club OF Virginia in
pr OF the Misses saul and i-ieuten-
Joseph pocan Arthur. I. : A. OF
4 Point.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-13
NEWS OF ASHLAND

ASHLAND, VA, September Ia
Among the old Randolph Macon Col
leGc men here for the opening of Col
lege are Frank Bane, w l. Williams.
Emory Barrow. j. Z. Mayler. r. w.
Taylor. Bernard Driver, Charles York,
Philip and Mac Cogbill and Archer
Millicon.
DIR. William Dcdd. of Chicago. was in
town during the past week on bust
ness
Miss Virginia Barr is visiting friends
in Norfolk.
Miss Nina wyle, of Baltimore, ar
rived Saturday TO spend some time
with her aunt, Mrs. a. G. WiGhtman.
Miss Caroline Marsh, of Catawba. is
expected this week to visit her mother
Airs. Frances Marsh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Denoon and
Berkeley Denoon spent the past week
IN Washington.
Alfred Grifth, Gordon Hammond,
Charlie Il. Luck and James TAYLOR
left last Tuesday for Virginia Military
Institute.
Little Miss Mary Potter Breeder, who
has been visiting Mrs. Il. w. Shep-
herd, returned to her home in Rich
mond on Saturday.
Miss Virginia Potts is in Alexandria
a g the guest OF her sister. Mrs c. X
Carlin.
Miss Many Lee Burnett. of Black
stone. is the guest of Misses Borgs.
Misses Rcbecca Byrd and Martha
Davis. of Richmond. are visiting Miss
Julia Guilbert.
An informal hop was given at the
Henry Clay Inn on Friday night in
honor OF the town girls.
Miss Sallie Garland is in Black
stone visiting friends.
Miss Higgins, OF Rockville, Md. is
the guest of Miss Rose Grey
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-13
WILL MAKE AN ATTEMPT
TO AGREE ON REROuT|NC
Clans OF Church Hill VIII Hold Mass
Meeting Tonight at BELLE
vuc School.
EXPECT SPIRITED MI
MEETING
Committee in Charge Has Sent Out
700 Invitations to Citizens Resid-
ing in Districts Affected by Pro-
posed Change of Tracks.

Church Hill citizens will make an
other attempt tonight TO reach an
agreement as to the rc-routing that
shall he approved for East Broad
Street. Under the auspices of an in
formal organization OF East End resi-
dents, inass-meetng will he held at
$3.50 o'clock at Bellevue school. +. w.
HaRerman presiding as chairman. G.
r Ford will act as secretary OF the
meeting.
In order to secure representative
gathering. 700 postal-card invitations
have been sent to residents Of Jcffer-
son Ward-chiefly those who live in
the valley section and along the car
lines which II is proposed to rc-route.
Invitations were sent 10 the members
of the Council and to the Virginia
Railway and Power Company.
II was stated last night by Nom
Der OF the committee III charge of ar
ransements for the meeting. that
while invitations were sent to those
who are most Immediately concerned
in the proposed rc-routing. the meet
ing Is open to every citizen who is
interested in the eouita BILE solution OF
the East Broad Street track prob
lem. a representative attendance
from Church Hill is particularly de-
sired
OBJECTIONS REGISTERED
TO CIIMBORAZO PLAN
At mass-meeting held at CHIN
borazo School on September 8. a plan
was approved for the removal of all
the tracks on Broad Street eastwardly
from Twenty-first Street except the
single block between Twenty fourth
and Twenty fifth Street.
Although this plan received 100 votes
more than the most popular rival plan,
objections were registered against it
by delegation from Church Hill
when the Council Street Committee met
last Tuesday for the purpose of taxi
ing action on the re-routing ordinance.
AT the request Of Councilman Sulli-
van, who made II plain TO the com
mlttee that considerable proportion
OF Church Hin residents were not
satisfied with the action of the CHM
borazo meeting. the committee post
poned final action on the ordinance
until n meeting TO he held on Sep
tember 90. While the mas Getting
at bellevue School tonight was not
| called BY Councilman sullivan, II is
understood that IT is being staged by
! the elements that are hostile to the
! ChimboraZo plan, and an effort will be
made to agree on a plan which will
/ better meet with the views Of the
| section OF Church Hill that has most
at stake in the re-routing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-13
N AND OFT OF TowN.

- Hoyce y Brook"r who has
on an automobile tour through
South with Mr. and Mrs c J :.
ker. OF Bambere, s G., has re-
cd 10 her home.
as Annie Thomas Hurt and her
ddaughter. Miss Mary Tylc, Lou
Of Caroline County. arc spending
1T Of September 4; the Grecnbrier
10 sulphur Springs.
/ and Mrs James II Ford have
|'ncd from their honeymoon and
now ut 3l2 West Thirlieth Street.
bland Heights.
8 J. RaMou and family, OF Monroe
ace have leased the apartment Of
and Mrs. Alexander Sorc, llol
|c Avenue. Cor the winter
s. B!aucc Parrow aud her sister.
Loti!e Barrow. have returned
Port Norfolk. where they were
guests OF their cousin, Mrs. Maud
|ieorGe.
IS Eula Mann. who has hcen in
YORK for some time. has returned
|er home. 1900 FLOYD Avenue.
Is. c. l.. DeMo,t and Misses Viz
and Katherine DeMott, who
|, the month OF August with Mrs,
lam A Hatcher, at 'Crreby
4" have returned to their home on
|rmon, Avenue, Lynchburc.
SIS Mary Stafford Munford Will re-
TO Richmond the middle OF this
/. She has been spending the
her at East Gloucester. Mass. and
Iortla nd, Nc She Will lie one OF
kcason's dehutantes.
!. and Mrs William Alexander
and family are spending several
/ rs with Mrs SorS's father At $40
h Harrison Street
ess Katherine c. Kicks has return
\ her home on West Avenue after
hing sevcra! months In the North.
/ s Frank II Pclouze, OF Washing
In. c.. is the guest of her sister,
George Harrington. Of zoos Grove
! ue.
and Mrs Robert f. Saul and the
rs Saul have returned 10 the city
have taken an apartment at
lam Court.
1omas z. StaSg, Jr., OF City Point,
the Weekend In Richmond.
lhn Curtis Robertson. of Kingston,
is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. j.
ellis, OF Granite.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-13
Transfers Of Realty.

Among the deeds of transfer OF real
estate recorded during the past week
were the following:
Emmett II. Hoy and wife to Thee. \.
Field. lot corner of fillmore and Gin
ton Streets, sl.100.
J. J. Heelan TO Sarah B. Heelan. lot
in Oakdalc Avenue, $4,000.
George y. McCarts and wife TO Thos.
c. Drinkwater, lot in High Street, ST.
600
Oakly G. Spain and wife to ]. w
Ayers. lot in Hinton Street. $4,000.
There were 4 number OF other trans
fers during the week. considerations
for which are not stated
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-13
Rnnkx Accurate

BERNARD Mann, COMMISSIONED Of ac-
counts for the Hastings Court. has re-
ported TO Judge Mullen that after care
full and thorough examination of the
books OF the City Treasurcr's Office
the trcasurer's settlements with the
State OF Virginia for the year 1914.
and his settlement with the city OF
Petersburg for the year ending June
SO. 1915, were found to be absolutely
correct. Both accounts were checked
over in every detail, both receipts and
disbursements, and were found to he
correct IN every particular and the
books admirably kept.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-13
Good Road Meeting.

\ meeting OF citizens OF Petersburg
interested In the building OF a good
road from Petersburg TO Hopewell will
be held Tuesday evening in the rooms
of the Chamber OF Commerce The
Chamber OF Commerce has given much
aid and attention to road building in
the counties around Petersburg, and is
especially interested in the building Of
a good road TO Hopewelf as highway
of great advantage TO Petersburg. The
County Of Prince George has not ac-
lively co-operatcd in the Improvement
of this thoroughfare.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-13
Prince George Court.

Following the recess during which
Judge West held court in GreeneSville
County, the Circuit Court OF Prince
George will resume its sessions on
Tuesday for the further consideration
of commemorative cases, OF which
there are many and some very import
ant ones TO be heard. The grand jury
will also reconvene at the same time
and q number OF new indictments are
expected 1t is predicted there Will he
some interesting. If not sensational
developments during the sitting OF the
court this week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-13
Nc,Ys Nnfcs of Interest.

At their meeting Wedn esday in y. Il.
Hill Camp. Petersburg Chapter, United
Daughters OF the Confedcracy will CON
fer crosses OF honor on r. r. Bragg, a
veteran, and on Mrs. Martha Cox Vince
Ter, descendant of a veteran. An adj
dress will be delivered by General Stith
Boiling.
The Board of Aldermen, IL q quorum
be present, will hold its regular Sep
TENDER meeting tomorrow night, to
pass upon appropriations made and
other matters acted upon by the Coun-
ell last week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-13

Yesterday was the regular pay day
at the Du ?ont plant, and Il Is csti-
mated that the semimonthly amount
paid TO the employees exceeded 100000
Thousands of these employees came 10
Petersburg to get their checks cashcd.
TO spend their money and TO otherwise
enjoy themselves. The consequence
was that for hours, extending into the
night, the streets in the lower section
Of the city were crowded with strans-
ers. and the merchants were busy wait
Ing on them
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-13
Two Negroes Hurt.

This morning, about o'clock, Sid
nev Gill an elderly colored man, and
William Green, also colored, were
found in an injured condition in Cen
trail Park Gill had evidently been
Knocked In the head, and Green had
been shot in the leg. How il all hap
pened has not been clearly established
but the supposition is ,hat both men
were injured during scuf'e among 4
party OF negroes, who we're out sky
larkirC.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-13
SkeItou-Nufuor

pecial to The Times-Dispatch.l
NJ BCRG. Va, September 12-
land Il. Shelton, of Blackstone,
Miss Myrtle Alma Watson, daugh-
I MT and Mrs. w. y. Watson, Of
ngton Heights. were married on
lesday at the home Of the brides
us, the ceremony being performed
ev. Mr.. Taylor. pastor of the Pam
Baptist Church. After a Northern
hey VIII live in Nottoway County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-13
Struck by Automobile.

). Otto Johnson. $40 Brook Road.
struck by an automobile said TO
borne the license number of 1914
boarding car at the Brook Ave-
criminal of the Richmond Viaduct
any's line. yesterday. and was
.ly injured. She was able to pro-
on her way, it was said, and the
feur OF the machine was not ar.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-13
Priest Shot in nnck.

LRPOET, O., September 1.-THE
Stanley Szadinski. pastor of a
lie church here, was shot in the
as he stepped from his home to-
Physicians say he will recover.
riest said he knew no reason for
footing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-13
WOMEN'S MEETINGS.

called meeting OF Lee Chapter,
d Daughters Of the Confederacy,
be held tomorrow morning at II
X at Lee Camp Hall. Election Of
htes to the California convention
take place and other business Of
trance Will he transacted. 4
attendance is desired
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-13

yellow tuile is used to make a charm
ing dance frock. The skirt is a dou-
ble-deck affair, with point scallops.
edged with satin and ornamented with
small satin roscttes. Pearl beads and
iridescent seguins are wrought into the
band that borders the tupic of tulle.
Upon this fragile background are en-
broidered basket motifs in beads The
corsage has three bands combining the
fullness from the decolletege to the
waist line. The sleeves are of tulle
arranged in bolero suggestion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-13

Put the new Masonic Temple Store
now to receive and satisfy you.
FOURQUREAN, TEMPLE &c co