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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-21
Nowhere 10 Sleep
and Nothing to Eat
Deputies in Distress on German
Prize Ship When Marshal
Comes TO Their Rescue.

NCWPoltr NEWS. VA. February 20.
Two deputy United states marshals
were IN distress aboard the prize ship
ApDam to-day. when Marshal John e.
saunders arrived from Norfolk TO see
Row things had been going since his
men theorcticallv dispossesscd the
German prize crew Yesterday The
deputies had spent last night "n deck.
With nowhere TO sleep and nothing to
eat. and had utterly failed 20 impress
Lieutenant Berg, tho German com
mandcr. with tho fact that his ship
was subjected 10 their orders
Marshal Saunders informed the lieu
tenant that the -\DpanI was under the
iurisdiction OF tho Federal Distric;
Court. the order having been issued
Yesterday by Judge Waddill in libel
proceedings brought by the English
owners to determine the legal owner
snip of the vessel The officer re-
FUSED TO take orders. however. and
Collector llamilto'l was S"ut for. Fin
ally. on the collectors advice, a COM
promise was reached -Four deputies
were assigned to ;hc task OF guarding
the liner. and. in theory at least. the
lieutenant Will he under their orders.
iSut the guards Will carry their own
rations aboard and divide the duty
INTO two watches at twelve hours each,
so that half of til" force may hc sleep
Lieutenant Bcr., protested against
ihc proceeding when the deputies first
appeared yesterday aui was even
more vigorous in his complaint to-day.
II" insists that the .\Opa'u now is q
German ship. au.I that no one has
rights aboard her except himself.
Collector iIMliilton acted on advice
from the Treasury Department at
Washington in permitting service ~
the courts order and il is understood
that tho government will not attempt
for the present 10 Interfere with the
high proceedings until Il decision has
been handed down, long as there
is no attempt 10 interfere with the
actual status az the snip. The mat
ter now il the subject Of diplomatic
negotiations and the state Depart
ncnt has not vet given = decision on
the question Of how long "a German
prize crew may Keep ship in Amer
lean waters.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-21
STONE AND WILLIAMS
WILL REPLY TO ROOT
ib"th Srcatnr> to Defend l'nrcirn Pol
s"icS of Government Durin. Eu-
rOpcnn Attack.

WASHINGTON. February "0--i'resi-
dent Wilson plans to hold several con-
forenccS this week with convressionol
leaders Including Senators stone and
Williams, who are preparing. to make
replies i'll the Senate to the snccch of
former Senator Root before the Ropuh :
ilcan State Convention in New Yorl;
recently Both Senator'S will defend
the foreign policy OF the government,
during the European war from the at :
tack made by SIR. Root,
Mr.. Roots reference in his snc,cb
to the failure of the United States 10
protest against the violation OF Pol
gums neutrality by Germany. has
caused administration officials To look
up state Department correspondence
relative to the annexation Of Korca by
stone VIII refer to the latter incident
because Mr.. Root was Secretary or
state at the time.
During tho week the President will
seek 20 select n new Secretary of Wu,
IL was understood to-day that he had
narrowed the list of mcm he considers
aVaiiah'c down 10 a fcw men. Either
secretary Houston or Thomas D. Jones
OF Chicago. were believed likely to he
Tuesday morning MI Wilson will
attend celebration Of Washhgton's
birthday given AT Memorial CONT
mental Hall here under Tho Joint
auspices OF patriotic organizations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-21
DR.. EATON CHANGES MIND
VIII Continue Pastor OF Madison
Avenue baptist Church in
New York.
SpeciaI 10 Tic rimcs-Dispa,cn


NEW YORK. February 20.-Thc Eey.
Charles y. Eaton. -. d., has Withdrawn
hts resignation as pastor Of the Maii-
son avenue Bantist Church An
nounccnent 20 this effect was made to-
DAY hy tn" t;cv. }. w. 3rougher. OF .oS
Angeles. who occupied the pulpit II,
place Of DR.. Eaton.
When Or. Eaton read his resignation
10 tin" congregation two weeks ago. he
SAID he was giving up the pastOratc 10
devote himself TO the cause Of pre-
parcdnesS.
when Dr. Eaton asked ne 20
preach here to-day" said Or. Brouyh.r.
Il agreed TO do so on the condition that
IN" tell inc whether he was going to
remain rs your pastor. ! want 10 con
rratulat" YOU this morning. 10 is
going to stay"
1t was learned that The urgent plea
of IN" congregation induced Dr Eaton
to stay.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-21

Special t" The Times Dispatch
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. Fcbru-
AIRY 2"-Samuel J. Craig. age eighty
thrce years. a Confederate veteran (.
dead at his home. near Schuyler. I'm
ms county. after - brief illness. He
entered the Civil War in 1861 as :.
'n"mher OF Company y. Fortv-Gftb
virginia Regiment. and was with Cen
"ral Lac" AZ the surrender at Appomat
i"H. Forty years ago he came 10 Al
h"narle, where he successfully IN
Gagged In farming. He is survived lax
ms Wife and the following children
MSS 'r!le ana Josephine Craig, Mrs
i; l.. Via. Airs s A. Durham and
MesSrs J.. ~. ana George Craig. o,
Schuyler. Va. Charles Craig. Of Fred
"ricksburr. Va. and Mrs r G. Zabe!.
~ New YORK City
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-21
Two British Ships Sunk;
Germans Repeat Claim

HtHhiN. February 20 tvin wire
tcsS to Snyviflc).-The Gcrmun nd
mirnitH hms reiterated its stnfcmcnt
that two IritIsh wnrshIps were
sunk b! German torpedo crnft on
the might of February 1911.
Thr new abatement. dated, ycstcr-
dag. which Wns issued IN rcpiy to
ia" admiralty stntcmcnt denying
the ioss of more than ono british
vessel on this Orrusfon, IS nv follows,
"rhc british admiralty has de-
rlnred That the reports regarding
the loss of II SECOND british >,nr.hip
in the engagement of the night OF
February 1911 were untrue. In
spite or this official denial, Il I'm.
been proven by the observers who
Witnessed the sinking. to which no
exceptions cRn he taken, that The,
Arabs. second ship, Nns destroyed.
Therefore. the report of the German
admiralty of February ~ must he
maintained as correct"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-21
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA


Thomas Davis Crouch. Il well -kuown
citizen of ii.nrlco County, died y"st"r-
day noinirg at l:ij O'Clock At his
r"sidcuc" on Patterson Avenue after
q short illness OF pneumonia. lie was
III the scvcnty-third year 81 his age.
III" served throughout The War :;e-
tween tho States, having been n mem
Der Of the Stoucwnil Jackson Hrigade.
RESIDES his Wijow. who was Miss Anna
g Woodward. Of lIcurico. re leaves
one dauShtcr. Mrs. Hugh y wharton.
one grandson. Hugh Davis Wharton:
q brother, William crouch. Of Mnnakin,
Va. and scores OF relatives
ne iuncra! services viii he held TO-
morrow morning at ! clock from. the
residence"
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nnrrctt Gcnrgc I,nrnc.

SrccIaI 20 The Times Dispatchl
hi.pI TESNIIL.E VA. Fcbru-
"ry 2t.-Barrctt George PAYNE 40.
oirhty-'wo years. Is dead at his homo
at ll!ll.boro. this county Tic was
son OF tn" late William Payne. of Fla
'nnna county II" married Miss Mar
ina y Humphreys, daughter OF Or
'iicharl Humphreys. OF Joncsboro
Tenn. on February 90, 1896. Her
r"ath occurred on January - last, The
following children survive: Robert |.
i'aync. Of Richmond: Mrs Calais Mc-
Glmn"sa. ~ Roanoke; Charles -. Payne.
Or Scottsvill"; Joseph y Payne. Of
iiillshnro. and William /; Payne. OF
M"chun's River lie also leaves TWEEN
" grandchildren ana TWO great grand
Children.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-21
DEMOCRATS EXPECT
HARMONIOUS MEETING
New York Party Leaders, Wi! Meet in
Syracuse to Name I.rtcEutcS To
~. Louis Convention.

ALBANY. y. Y, February 20.-Iegis
lative activities will be suspended tenn
Dorariy next week. when the Demo
Gratis of the State hold their conveu-
ton at Syracuse for the purpose Of
naming the organizations candidate
for delegatcs-at- large 20 the st. Louis
convention. Democratic members of
the Legislature predict II harmonious
convention The program as ii stands
10 day calls for the selection OF former
Governor Martin H. Glynn, both as
temporary and permanent chairman;
the nominations OF the Zig Four" for
the national convention, aud as much
of an Endorsement OF the Wilson adj
ministration as the supporters OF tho
President desire. Dutspoknn sentiment
on the part Of Tammauy Hail leaders to
withhold unqualified Endorsement OF
President Wilson pending the am
nounccment 81 tn. tame OF the next
postmaster of New York has virtually
vanished.
Those most prominently mentioned
for delcgates-at-i.rge include United
states senator OGorman, Edgar u
Cullcn. former chief judge of the Court
Of Appeals: William Church Osborn.
chairman of the state Committed
George j. Meyer, of Buffalo, a promi-
ncnt German American supporter o!
President Wilson: Charles l.. fireman,
OF ithaca, former Superintendent of
Public Works; Seymour Van SAINT
voord. OF Tro!, chairman Of the Up
state Public Service Commission. and
legal adviser To the Governor during
The administration OF John y. Dix. ana
samuel tn;ermycr 81 Kew York.
Former Governor Glynn and Norman
=. Mack, Of Buffalo, also have been
mentioned, hur If MIR. Giynn is made
chairman Of III" convention, il is be-
lieved h" will not be named Il delegate.
and II Mr.. Meyer is chosen il is not
likely another Buffalo man Will be
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-21

English b!plane armed with two ma
chine guns was shot down. Its occu-
pants were dead.
"A German airman threw bombs on
numerous places behind the cnemy's
northern front and At Luncvillc.
Eastern theatcU of war: Near
Savitscho -Bcresina. east of Nishncw. 4
Russian attack broke down between
the lines under the German fire
German airmen attacked l.oEosChin
and the station at Tarnopol ,Galicia).
Balkan thcatcr Of war: There is
nothing to report"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-21
DEATHS

,,I.,,, - -. ----->---- - -------
sunday. February - 1918. al ~,
J, \. t.tLA ELLEN Ht'Tl. Eii. wife Of
l:Hrl" g. Butler, OF Glen Allen in the
twenty Si%th year OF h"I age Sh.
leaves 10 mourn their loss her nus
hand, father and mother. MIR aud Mrs
iohn Merton, OF q cn Allen: two sisters
MIS-; David ponati, Jr., and Mrs .ainc
Irwin, OF thus city: five brothers. Edgar
j., John Wesley, Hunter. Emmett and
'nT Melton. all OF Glen Allen.
Ihncral from reSidenc. OF her lister
ME- i,av'd bonat!, Jr.. 3oli East BROAD
Itl'pAf at 1870 y. NJ. lntcrmcmt nj;
Rivcrvicw. "
HlDSoN.--picd, at her apartment, in
E. HUDSON $50 '''''' '''
Funcral notice later.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-21
OIL CARRIER ASHORE
British Steamer Pntonitc Runs Aground
During Snnwstorm-Nrc rockers
Hope to Save Ship.

HALIFAX. y. s. February 20 Tile
oil carrier reported ashore yesterday
near Herring Cove il the British
steamer Potomac. i; was learned to-
dag. She was making 10" this port
with cargo Of crcosotc from Mddics-
borough, England. for Galveston. Ten.
when She went aground during "a snow
storm. Th- wrcckcrs hope 10 save her
The Allan liner Grecia was torn TO
pieces near the same spot several
Years ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-21

Wilton L. Farmer died YESTERDAY
,noruiui; at g.3o o'clock at the HON. OF
his son. W. 6. Farmer .30N Floyd Ave
nu". iic WAY scvcnty-four years Of
age. He is survived by the following
children. Mrs i, Mcmahon. Mrs. l. j.
BLAND Mrs. William T.. Keller. Mrs
: y. holland. ". &. Farmer, j. y Farm
or, of Washington. T l. Farmer and
+. l.. Farmer, ana the following broth
"rs and sisters: Mrs. :. N. Delaney
Mrs. a. T.. Peters Mrs. 4. e. Jones. Mrs
William a, Harfoot, &. H. Farmer. II
y. Farmer ana Thomas j.. Farmer.
The funeral will be held from the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-21

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.
PETERSRU Ro;, VA. February "a
~ y. Lockett, sevcnty-two years old.
FOR many years dcput% city treasurer.
and highly honorcd and respected
ci' izcn. died this afternoon ~ his home
in E.as, Washington street. after q
Hric' illness He was at work AS uSua
yo7terday in the trcasurcrs office. and
WAS taken suddenly i'll last nigh- abcu,
II o'clock. He is survived by his wife,
four sons and p NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. L.,
Robert n. y. n. Jr.. and Miss Martha
Louise Lockett. nil OF this city. and
Wallace u. l.ockett, of Ohio.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-21
Mrs Hnrri., A. Smi,,

Especial To Tn" Times Dispatch
lfNCiiRtItG. VA. February 10
Mrs. Eiarric, a. Smith. axe seventy
one years. died on Saturday at the
home OF her daughter. Mrs j. /.
Shaner. IN Madison Heights. her death
being due 10 bronchitis. She had lived
In Madison mamy years, ana is sur
rivcd by the following children: y
Smith. l.ynchburg II +. smith.
Lynchburg l.. l.. Smith, winston
salem. y. =; Mrs Jacob l. Shaucr ana
Mrs. T.. T.. Lpscomb. Of Madison
Heights. and Mrs Anna NJ Marks. Of
IynchburE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-21
FORMER GOVERNOR CLAIM
10 VOW - lHAIIlMAN

NEW YORK. February William
church Osborn. chairman Of the Demo
cratic state Committee. announced to-
night that former Governor Martin II.
Glynn Will act as TEN porary and per-
manonI chairman Of the State confer
cucc To he held at Syracuse March /
Secretary OF stat. Lansing MAS ask ed,
Mr.. Osborn s;ud. to serve - pcrnla
ncnt chairman, put declined on the
ground that his present duties require
him to remain tIoof from politics.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-21
IN AID OF SERBIANS
Ia Raise Funds I'm Wash
inEton Attended ny Several Mem
hers Of Diplomatic Corps.

WASHINGTON February CA
maSS-mcctin% held here to-dav 10 raise
funds for serbian war sufferers was
attended b! several members Of the
diplomatic corps ana was addressed by
Mrs. Emmc!inc Pankhurst the Eng
fish suffracis': Erich Mjya,ovich. for
ln"r Serbian Minister OF Foreign At
fairs and Captain !. Scfcrovitch. Mon
ien"2rin consu! at New York Consid-
cradle sums were pledged 10 the fund.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-21
SCOTTI IN AUTO SMASH-UP
Narrowly EScnurs serious Injury when
Cnni Truck Runs Into
His Car.
Especial TO The Times D!spa,cb !

NEW YORK, February 2"-Antonio
SCOTT. the Mctropolitan baritone. CON
Falcscing from pneumonia, narrowly
escaped serious injury to-day Will.
riding in an automobile
y rev minutes after leaving his hotel
me singers car was run into by n
huge coal truck. The Scott vchirl.
was overturned and the front smashed.
i'uckiiS. SCOTT was uNiniured He,
hailed taxicab and returned TO his
hotel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-21

Mrs. Lula Ellen Butler. wife o:
Earle {. Butler, of Glen Alien. died
last night At 5:i5 o'clock i, Grace
Hospital. Si" was twenty-six Years
old and. besides her husband leaves
her parents. Nj. ana Mrs. John Melton.
OF Glen AlIou; two sisters. Mrs. David
i'onaii, il, ana Mrs. Raln- Irwin, OF
this city, and five brothers
Tn" funeral viii take place from the
residence o! Mrs. DOnati 30l4 East
Broad street, this afternoon at $50
o'clock Intcrment will he made in
kiN.TVieW Cemetery
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-21
Plnc street Baptist Church on Tuesday
al'.ihoon AZ o'clock. lntormcnt VIII
be made in Hollywood Cemetery
MrA. Ilclcm ID. Y.nit.

'hARLOT'rESVi,.LE. VA. Fcbru
AIRY 2V--Airs. Helen d. Ycatts orn,,
,hirty-hvc years. wife OF Theodore n
,"atts. district manager of the Foul
'"pie ihic assurance Society, died this
morning at her home I'm Jor,or.nm
fhrk' after II months illness of nncu-
monla. Mrs. Yeats was a dou,htcr
OF Mr.. ana Mrs. ". J. Davis. of Ricb-
mond. where she spent most of bcr
me- although at intervals she Ind
nFeu IN Atlanta and Des MoIncs. Tho
iamiIE moved here last June. I,osidcu
her husband. she leaves five chiia.
Miss Mary ana Howard Helen, E:Iiza-
beth and Theodore. She Is also sur
vired by her parents and one sjstcr
Mrs. II. ID. Carrier OF Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-21
Francis Leaves for WASHINGTON.

ST. LOUIS. February -. Former
Governor David Il. Francis lcf, here
tonight for Washington. -. &. II Is
not known whether he had accented or
refused the offer Of the ambaSsadorship
TO Russia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-21

pv.uG 60 ruutiu. changes. scvera,
utst.'ut.aus 'r" announced for the
i..rir'H bill Tor tn" ,irst half uf the
week. IT," rive l'loriinund$. spcctncu-
!r- giWuaSts take the place Of the
Devoid" Trio. and the Grazers. NOVELTY
dancers nNyc been given the spot as
~!-ued io Gcorgctte and CapitoIa.
ItN"" textures will hc the Howard and
E'n'L ii.rstlcls. with their dining car
"''jrr ana Najiyama, the japanese
handwriting wizard"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-21

Special 10 The Times Dispatch
NORFOLK. VA. February 2O-rap-
tain William Lauder. one % the best
known marine mea along the Atlantic
Coast. died at his home here TODAY
He was tn. marine undcrwri,orl'
agent here
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-21
ADJUSTMENTS


one I'll tho most important events Of
IN" lh,atrca! season Will he ;hc .;p-
l,.Rr"uce IT tho .icadcn!y Of Music NEXT
Friday and saturday. with saturday
'ug;iu.c. Of Frances starr. whom David
l;clasco viii present ga the successful
.pI"y. "Alaric-ouilr.' ly !.dwarh Knob
lauCh uH'ro. ot "Nisinc;" Tine NAuu"
and utuct&
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-21
SHOCKS ALSO RECOGNIZED
At ST. LOUIS UNIVERSITY

81. LOUIS. February 20-A series OF
earth shocks was recorded ~ The 81.
Louis University to-day between u 30
~ NJ. and LOG T. NJ. The 1--we prin-
cipal shocks We're between l@:li aud
1928. The distance was about 1890
miles, apparently off the coast Of chile
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-21
MrS. j. u. Shcihursc.

Especial :" The Times Dispatch.
LYNCHBCRG VA. February %
Mrs J. u Shclhorse died on Frida,
at hcr home, an pi''syIvunia COUNTY.
after several months illness Her sur
viring children arc ! byron Shcl
horse. Randy Sholhors" ana Miss Mar,
Sh"lhorSc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-21

iiARl-OT'rlSVlLLE. VA. Fcbru-
"ry 2o,-Gc"rgc Norvell. age thirty
three years. oldest son OF w w ~
veil city constable, died suddenly Voc,
icriny At his fathers home I'm p.l
mont. For years he was head clerk
Tor Joel NJ. Cochran, Il former MGR
chant of this city. but for some rim,
past had been I'm the employ OF SwIf,
CO. III Baltimore. Besides his faith
"r, ne leaves one brother and two sis
,crs, all OF this city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-21

NORFOLK, VA. February 2U.~-Thc
battleship icnnsyivan,a sailed from
the naNYyard for tvial runs off the
Maine coast. Tn" Pennsylvania had
her bottom Sorapcd and painted, ana
il expected 70 make even better speed
than She showed in the preliminary
trials held OF the Virginia coast on
"Wednesday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-21
Germans Operating
Along User Canal

ItE Germans have been operating
i vigorously against The British
and French nlon,: the User Canal. Tn
Belgium. to the nurth Of lprcs.
From the British. :s5O meters of n
position were captured aud held. de-
spite hand-grrnntlr attacks to re-
capture 10. After u heavy bomb
,ncnt. the Germans attempted to
cross the cnnnl and occupy French
positions. AMI several groups OF
them did succeed In making their
way ~ irSt-iinc french. The
French, however. drove them back.
The british. TO the south of IoOS.
In II lively cngnEcntcnt. succeeded
in mnkin;; mn advance to the edge
Of niue crater held by tho
Ecrmans.
The French. In Champagne. he
tween thc n1cusc and ol0Hclle Rivers,
and 10 the west OF the forest Of
AprcInnnt. have bonn In rdcd sue
cr>sfuity German positions. while In
the Argonnc forest u mine explosion
by the French shattered the German
works.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-21


m,tcd TO tho German authorities a,
brussels. by the relief commission
four months ago. hut, although in
qurics were made, no reply OF any
Kind was received from tho Germans.
The memorandum then accuses the
Germans of deliberate plan not TO
enter into any agreement of the pro
posed kind until they have taken tho
materials or manufactured goods which
can hc OF any use TO them. and until
,hsy have been able 30 create such
Widespread restitution as to force n
requisite amour, Of Helcian labor to
epiGratc TO Germany. or take employ
mcnt in Belgian works controlled H.
them for their own purposes.
When these objects have been
gained. so FAR aS tho .irmucss and Da
triotism OF Belgium manufacturers
.tnd worl>nrn Will eyer permit such oh
icct IL L. gained" continues the mem
orHudu'a. they will doubtless express
ro.djuoss 10 make amy ARRANGEMENT
chat tho country. once it is fully
drained of its resources, may be re
stocked. Before tina, time has arrived.
This German policy should. therefore,
hc fully exposed
Sir Edward Grey's memorandum then
lives figures claiming 20 show that
"a ono month alone there We're exported
rom Belgium TO Germany 7i.o"o tons
So: coal. 600 tons OF phosphateS. l.ono
rns Of lead. 5000 tons OF ore 30 tons
"f pit props. l.2e0 tons of ;Jano, and
lco" tons Of briQuctics, IN. prcccdin"
'nonth is declared TO show. besides large
Exports OF the above articles, The rN-
port OF pyritcs. t"unin= extract. lead
,NtraC; and quantities oc iron lead.
rui,n,l and coal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-21
PLAN OF AIDING BELGIUM
TO FEED HERSELF FAILS

Continued from First paEcN
The Washington herald., 1916-06-23

directed to conditions of discomfort and
inconvenience at schoneld Barracks. An
tne Hawaiian Department, by the letter
OF an on1cer. whose request for a roof
approved.
Realizing the small approximation for
quarters IN this post" he wrote IT woi,l6
NOT MAKE the request were Il merely a
QUESTION of few leaks, but the fact is
u oifhcult 70 find a place In this house
:. shere one VIII not be under a drip when
II rains Today water ~ has..
running In streams through the bathroom,
foof' II has rsined on my dinner "a bic
has dripped into the kitchen ,n6
sprinkied around the dining-rooun .n5
oeonoom II Ia now past midnight ard
s r ronins my bed around In vain ef-
forts TO ind q place where II would ~,
De rained on. I have abandoned IL 10 ire
storm ana taken refuge IN what appears
70 De dry corner Of the sittins-roouo =
The Washington herald., 1916-06-23
HARVARD LANCERS IN KHAKI
Customary Dres. Uniforms Replaced
by Olive-Drnb.

Cambridge, Mass. June G--As the
National Lancers, Troop A. Of the milf
tary cavalry squadron Of Harvard Uni
versity. escorted the governor from the
state house to Cambridge and return to-
day in the traditional parade IN connec-
Don with the University commencement
il was noticed that the customary dress
uniforms were replaced by the oHve-drsb
service uniforms.
This was due TO the fact that the Ian
GERS later in the day went TO the mill
tsry camp at Framinghan. Another de-
psrture from the custom OF previous
years was made when the commence
rnent exercises OF the University were
held in the Harvard stadium. instead Of
Sanders Theater. Five overseers were
elected for a term Of six years BY the
alumni.