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New Britain herald., 1916-09-27

ocratic outing committee this evening at o'clock to complete plans for Saturdays outing.
 John Bergen has sold property on Franklin street to Salvatore Blonde.
 Valient Review, l.. O. T. M., will meet this evening and install the new ly elected officers.
 The first open meeting of the sea- son will be held by the G. A. R. this evening.
 Cromwell Case of Maple street, is taking an electrical engineering course at Pratt Institute, Brooklyn.
 Charles Schmidt leaves today to enter Sheffield Scientific school.
 The White Ribbon society will meet tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock at 734 East street.
New Britain herald., 1916-09-27
Events Tonight

High class photo drama, F'ox's the ater.
 "Where Are My Children" Ly- ceum thcater.
 Vaudeville and moving pictures, Keeneys theater.
 Co. l.. c. N. G.. Veterans Corps, meets at State armory.
 Catholic Women's Benevolent Le- zion meets in St. Marys hall.
 Open meeting Stanley Post, G. A. A.. G. A. R. hall
 Andre lodge, I. o. o. F., meets in Vega hall.
New Britain herald., 1916-09-27
AT
 HIGH SCHOOL 1860
These Figures, However, Include Pupils in New Vocational Building Grade School Figures.

Following a conference with the principals of the various public schools at the High school late yes- terday afternoon, Superintendent S. H. Holmes announced the various en- rollments as follows:
 High schools including both Aca- demic and Vocational schools, 1860; Grammar schools, both buildings 9S9; grade schools, Srnalley s67, East street 863, Burritt 617, Smith 6O2, Bartlett 5o8, Camp 370, Rockwell 486, Monroe street 299, Lincoln 2S2, Elm street 94, Stanley 72, Northend 292, Osgood Hill 107. The opening registration is reported up to normal despite the paralysis scare.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-16

Bem 5ooalpaiTcr ab5uipaiden, Oam:t
oas Del iia lDit. Man trodnet le
gut, reibt lie nit 5anppapisr ab
unp 0lt lie luieoer ctipas ein.
Ylafteiten reinigt Mon an
beiten, innem MON lie otter nit fetil=
item Gnnbpapier abreibt.
@iertu6en lperoen ~bsIpnoer5
I96n loder, mena non Dem Seig einc
feinseriebens sefpd)te &artoffel gu
fiist, eben1o Hubeln, ipenll man Gas
babel 81 perlpenoenoe @ilueiB crit Su
5@nes i4ldgt, ehe man es in Den
5eie mildt. aitbenteig miro miner
loderer pur6 einen Suiag BON getpd=
ten, seriebenen &artoffeln.
SppfpflunSen ioIen INNER
am HanDe oes COPIES berllm sespIz
ler iperpen uno 10 berb, bab nas
@aIIer Den ga15en 9alen ourd5ieht
uno Bis sur unteren Defining oes
COPIES hlnausotingt. Gteben Die
Yflaa5en i'm llnterleBer, 10 ipG aus
oie1en ous MaNer etipa eine 5tunoe
nad9 Dem Yssieben entfernt neroen.
Safelal5 miro in elmer Miiz
mute fem, inbem nan gut g%etrodnete5
Sal5 5nii@en ainem 1auberen sud-
nit Dem y~tuoeIbol5 bearbeitst.
@ipeiB piro fdneller 5u Saaee
aeId)laae11. ueu11 mon cine Me1ierz
ipibe 9als sufist.
Hiibreier 1ino tpobll9medenosr,
penn cine Meferfpige gtriebemer
9orlneiantaie nit perriibrt miro.
5es- posr 5pieaeIetcr
peroeu raid gut, pbne unten an5ll=
lesen, lpenn mon tie slseoedt oaf
ni9t 5u itarfem 5eler braten labt.
5il9e i4uppsu li9 Iefr piel
leid1ter uno ma1 jeoe Sorte 2eber
bdutet fid better, menn mon tie porter
einen Mueenblid in bsibss @0Ncr
tuld9t.
@etrodnetes Sbf un0
8 sem ii e toat lanslIsr peidl, penn
man eS am Mbeno pprher 1Gpn m
taltem @aHcr eintpeidt.
milo brennt nid1t all, nenn Der
Sopf. in Dem tie yetoft meroen i'm,
oprber nit taltem Moner altsgeipii!t
piro.
WurH unb 9ainten i'm
Wnidnitt trodnet nidt an ltnp miro
nidt grall, lpenr mon lbn nit GosA
nat beltrei9t.
5anotprten Su rihren tam
amf Die 5alfte Der ppr9elhriebenen
3eit beldrdntt peroen, lpenn mon Die
Sdiifel allf beibes MaIer itelt.
Mattarpni miiieu nah Dem
8oGen tolt abseipiilt llno Damn in
serlolener Butter misosr 9eiB 9esna@t
.perben, penn ie i96N gldnSeno 81
Slid tpmmen %ipllell.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-16

9eTentlDBe peroen piel fd15z
aer troden uno lDder, penn lie auf
siter I6er tpda1pes Wai1er gelpann-
len Serpistic gar lperoea.
Gier, Die oumpfig ried7en, mer0en
nlebcr ,taoellos, lpenn lie allfsefdlaz
gen Il Stauo. in friiGsr 2uFt ltez
ten.
Die G6a5aren, jsnes in s.
5a9r9ancert sum Srosntllm iiberae.
treten Salf. lit oos crIte oss Mittel=
alters, .re-tfes sin Itsbenbes Seer unz
terhiett.
Smperator galentinian belt
neben Ieinem 5dtaf5tmmer slpei gdz
rinr.sn, u@oloden" lno vllnldulo",
Ssnen er gsrbre6er 5uln 8rabe pors
lperTen IieB.
Der fur5li@ berfprbene
81. RltoolpD u. gSittGalts fat, icis
rela beim GaaloBgeri9t eingerei4ten
leitament 5aiplse, Die Nep gprfer
scuoerln pf Meoicine CUR. 6auptsr=
bin 1elnes metz als 100000 bstraz
senoen @ermosen5 ein9e5egt. @ins
Sennic Conan erbGlt $4,000 ullD
Elm Wonatseintommen Dor $500 10
lpie Die allsftattura oer MoGnung pes
gsrltprbenen I'M S1erman Gqudrc
9ctel. Der 8eit oss g~ermpgens, einz
1hliebli@ Der meoi3iniId piIenz
idaftli3eu giiasr, fdQE Der Meaoemg
Of Weoicine 5ll, Die nod Dem Spoe
Sennie Gomans ouh oas 8apital err
hdlt, fef5en Nl%!gnieBuns pieIe bot.
Yer grblaner niinidt, oab Elm Sell
oes 9ermdftniNcs fir Die gibliotbet
Der MSnoemie peripenoet peroe, Die
taalih, rbeIonoers ol6 Gonutass",
Dem gllblifnm often iteten iol.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-16
a4trlei fits Bans.

giIber uno 5piegel leiben
lebr in teuhten W%pbnunsen. Wsan
Jorge bafiir, BOP lie nidt brett an
Der Mano hdngen uno nagele auf sic
Rld1eite bes Rabmel,s Iii he:oen Set
ten fleine 8ortitidden, nenn es 1i9
I'm edge, pben uno unten, lperlr1 es
li6 I'm opale poer tr%eisrunbe lmraaz
mllnsen ballbelt, an beften aprtihei=
Ten. 9arnit Die yiloer urrb 9piesel
ridtis bansen nno nid)t 1dlpantsn,
Mub mon oarauf adten, hab Die
&prtfdeibsn slcid srob 1ino. Mud
1T es 1ebr pprteilbaft fur giloer lno
5ptegel, ibre Miidtetten ourh lleberz
lleben Der 8iidplatte nit itartem Ser
aarne1tpapter in mebreren 2asen 5ll
lduben.
Y.inotaben miro b~elpapess
halfbar, menn man i'm in cine 2ns
lung BON Wafer u11o Mloun lest;
nis1e 6liihisteit mlb Den Yinptaoer
gdnoliA ourdorimen, Damn ldBt NOR
i'm trodnen. SSn oieier slrt belunoelt,
sertrGgt er aud Nd1Ie unb Megen.
getm Mblpad den Der Habz
men miro Dos 5eniterslas fehr oft
1eifig unb beim Yllsen blind llnp
hlnl a%nseIaufen. Dies 1T leid)t gu
perbiiten, lpenn nan Dos Seifenlpai
fer 5unadit gut abipiilt uno Damn
Dem YuBpuner etltee gblottel Gtlts
sufiist. Der bel Troitwetter Dem
puBmaHer baufig SuseIeBte Spiritus
tann nit gleidlem Grfplg olrd 81
Zig er1eBt perpen; etpos 5aIs i'm
YuBlpaner sibt nit @fts %bsfonoers
flare 6deiban.
Nile 9an0idube. 5. :. ls=
serne, in @treifen e.dnitten, seben'
lber Yinofapen eendbt Iehr haltbare
M~nfbdn9er.
: . / c eifereHhen
tummle NON in Dem YledoedeI elller
8i9le, lai1e lie on mariner Gtelle auf
BEN Serb oergebsn uno itelle lie talt.
81 1T Elm neltes Stidd]en Seize gez
pprnen.
9eife an De. WafYerleituns, in
Slide lno SaoeSimmer ourd)Siebe
mon nit Sinofaben ltno bdnse Tie an.
Die Seifc bleibt Damn trpden.
5elle 5tofff6ube reinist
man ourd) eine 4breibuns nit Sci
fenipiritus, Galmiatseiit unb @1lpe=
! felathsr (euersefdbrlid) gu sleiaen
Seilen gemiiht nit iparnem @aNer.
S9li el 5 II reinisen. Die
5alii1el lperoen, menn lie cine Def
hung buben, Suerit nit einem ipiben
g~esenltanb sereinist. 5hliiNel, bic
III Der Suf9e getrosen ipcrben, iino
oft oirG Stoffalern perltopft uno
ldlieben selesentlid aus oisiem
| @rUnps ni6t. Damn iin0 lie in bet
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-16
Sir Gbemlnatisntus

Spbalo cin ausriff oes &beuma1
tismlts beglnnt, appIi5irt rSloan's
2intment". &eridumt feline 3eit llno
leioet feline u11Dtbieen Shmcr5en.-
@intee menige Sropfcn non Slonn's
Ointment mlf Sic affi6irten Sbeile lit
allies, fuas nDtbis lit. Sic Sdmer5eu
pernen iofprt Idipinocn.
Gin banf6nrer 9eine1ber Ihreibt:
SD lit brei @uden long an 6roniz
ldem Hbeumatismlts uno iteifem Sc
nif unb pbtpobl i1 pieIe Wieoi5inen
'aebralldltc. niiBten SieIe nid1ts. IND i)
befanb MIDI i'll drStIider Sebanblung.
Gum @lild b6rte il ppn Slpnn's 2iniz
ment uno nadloem itb es brei pber bier
Sage eebralidt bate, fontte ih niez
Der auflte6cn uno mar ipp6lauf. SET
bin in einem ser grpBten 9eportemcnt
Chores III G. s. anaeitelt. ipp bon
IedsS biz nhtbunbert 6dnbe beiddfz
tist ltnb, uno oteie neroen iider nle5
bon Slpan's Eminent 6oren. s.. g.
Smith, Gan Nrancr, CAT.
Sarllar 1915. - @ei alien Sro9is
ten. - (aH5.).
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-16

30 emo ,. rpat mon Dos
iinaite grobeben bier aud seipiirt?"
n96s glaob /, mi bats alei' pom
8ett 'naus9'mpr fen; CUNT Slid e
sroo Set gum 4uffteb'n c'weiea.~
Sic grinnerung an eli
ne1 Mprbprpseb, Der por etlpa IA
Sa6ren Die @enlation Nen Dprts
bilbete, louroe oisIer Sage mieoer
arfsefrii9t 0ur9 ein @naoenseiud),
pas bic Mutter Der oon,ols bet Grz
morbuns hires @eliebten @otter
gropfs 5lorence gurns, 5rau 5reo
9urns ols Stem yort, serooe sur
Wethnadltsseit i'm Snterei1e ibrer
IpG3ter an @ouoerneur @bitman gez
i6tet bat. 5lorente nor barnaIS
n:dt berurteilt lpprosn, neil Die Be
netsiette oie @eI9norenen nidt bon
ibrar 5dulo i~iferSeugte, bod puros
tie ipdtes lpessl1 Grprehuns prpseis
liert sab gu iteten Sabren 3ubtbaus
perurteilt, bon Denen lie jebt ous
finite Sabr in Nuburn psrbiiBt.
Srau Burns, bat ben @ouoerneur
gebete1, lire SCOOTER gu begnopisen,
FAT pamit jtoo6 feinen Grfpla sez
6abf.
Ginen traurtsen Mbz
I9tub fano Die Wsi6na9tsfs;sr fir
bic 5amilie Robud in Srespprt, Gong
Sslanb. 9ie beiben Hinber, Der Is
Sabre alte Mi9ael uno Bic 9idbriee
Ao1a, pertrieben li9 Die 3eit nit Snz
bianerlpielen. Mibael bate in elmer
@de oes Wpbn5immers ein ooppelz
lailfises @enehr entoedt, bas er I'M
Sample nit ben SnOianerl1, Sic Durd
bic @4peiter oarseiteIt purben, als
Maffe oil iid nabm. 8eioe ainper
latten feline 4bnllns, Dap bic 5linte
gelaben NOR, Bis Ser Sunge NIT Der
Maffe in Der @ano auf benz Seppid
ausslitt uno iih Oas @etpebr entlub.
Die 2abuns traf ben untersn Sell
bes Geiidts pes Mdodens uip bate
Den lofortiaen Spo oes 4inbes 5ur
5olse. @dbreno iid bies Drama ob=
lpielte, befano Ii6 Die Mutter in Ser
8ii9c uno Be, @ater, elm 5armsr,
lag I'M S9laf5immer, no Tie bic
5obter leblos auf benz 8poen liesen
uno ben 5rbn pamit beiddftist FAM
Den, bic S6neiter a%ufsltbeben. Der
lId9neQ berbei5ebulte Irst tonnte
niGts tun, als Den sob bes MGo=
dens feltSuitelen uno Dem Coroner
In5eise gu eritatten. Dieter ertldrte,
nadbem ct Den 5atbeitanb erfabren,
bab ein nnsliidlider 3ufaI pprlieae,
uab no6m baber BON elmer @erbafz
tung oes 8naben Mbitanb.
49,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-16

Disem GafoIin. Mu9 bot oas tali.
forni1de Del cine grunbIage ppn
Groped @itumen), pabrenb bas
penn1plpanif6e Sel cine Grunolaqe
BON paraffin (@rbma9s) bat, mel
dies beoenteno pertpoller lit. Das fa=
lifornifde p~etroleum erbdlt feinen
Wert haupt1d9li9 bur6 ieinen
8rennitpffz@ ebalt; a1berer1eits lit
bas eigentlide 8rennDl belte muir Elm
minoerpidtises probuft Der 9eNuz
lierung bpn penniplbanii9em petro<
leum. 9o9 TT bas foliforniide 9el
bon GROCER 8ebeutung Defenders als
8rennmaterial fir Sen 8abnz .nb
t5diffspertebr an @tele bon ap1le
in Den gaciftcz8 eeenoen fel6f.
8ts alf neiteres lpirb mobl Ga1o-
lin bas pidtisite groeugnis aug ge=
trolelm bleiben. Collie aber Elm Grz
timber cine Muomobilmdidine bsritelz
len, pelde f6nerere Dele .perbauen"
fann - Bel Der elben aeiitlngsfdhigz
felt - 10 niirbe Dies cine tpeitere
Nepollltion fir bas Selsefddfi feoeu=
ten, cine ebenfp sroBe, lpie Die erfclez
reide Gepinnung bon @a1olin lpar.
bas feinerseit 1lr als Elm gefdbrlides
NebenproOuft 9alt uno beute 10 lnz
entbehrli9 Defenders fiir bic araftz
ipasen geporben lit, i'm 5rieben unb
I'M &rtege!
Seiner5eit .iprrben in alien Cant
bern itrense @eiese e%rlai1en, Inn Sen
electromagnetic bon setpD6nli=
dem grnDl, Gas fir ben !6ausper=
brau6 beltimmt par, allf elmer ee:riI=
len boben Stufc gu erbalten, oamit
teine Gnt5iinbuneen mebr pprtdms1.
Seute braudt i6on la119e niemanb
mebr Mnsit gu baben, baB Der duff
flammungspuntt bes &erofinDls Elm
gu nieOriger pdre: oenn beim GafFi=
nieren lit bas gauge lethte, 1don
friib ii6 ent5inoenoe Del berausae=
5psen tpproen pber Iogut lpie aos
gauge lflO es ptent dfDerel1 ip1ds
tisen 3ipeden.
Ser preis bes @aIplins lit jebt in
Der gan5eE @elt, bauptiddlid burd
ben Mitbetperb seregelt rro miro olf
Dem Meltmarft burb oas @efeB oes
Nnsebotes llnb Ser Madfrase be-
berrldt, pbpobl III ben ein5elnen
2anoern Breistreibereien nidt ausgez
f4lofen finb.
Die faliforniiden Selfelber, bei
aller tbrer ionitteen Seoeutullg, tom
men iebenfaas nidt senlg @aIolin
fir sen bisberisen 8eoarf Der Na<
cifictiifte berporbrinseu, u1lo bon 3eit
au 3eit iinh Sdiffslabunsen ppn Ga
fplin aus Stinoien mad &alifornien
aebra6t lporoen. Der arobe 8giea
bat allerbinss audi bier Iebr ftprenb
einseariffen. Wer bout R~raftmasen=
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-16
iebt au6 oie @ripp ben. Del Dad<
Ter bot MIDI nph email niefent ed{Iz

jebt aud oie @ripp ben. Der Dad=
ter bot MIDI mod email oieient ed1a=
mino, iii bot BEL leoe gnnier lpo iG
ibn gelptpe ben, Sen aopp gel@uttelt,
9em sc !9ettebt9 9at er gefragt.
.No." ben i9 gefast. Sen sc 5alsz
neb9 nNp!!" Sen sc @hins? vyo!"
Sen Sc Gppeteit? rSebs," ben id
ge1ast, i9 f0nnt for bret e1e! I'm
ba is er gu bte &obnfllibl@en fon1=
me, Dob ia gar feline Grip ZEN.
Wler tann atpiper ipio5er bier emal
iebn, pie ser Menf9 iid einbilbe
fam, e Deiies 3u ben, penrt ct Ben
gan5e Dag bon, nids a1nerl9ter
bDre bubt.
Subrs trulie
Meit Saberfod, Gstpeier unb
S6eriff
bon Mpple Sod, 9olie Serrer aauntie.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-16
&Ogprctrulenm uub @aioliu.
@orla,fio lit lctstcrcs hcr GInis bcr Gro
jl=ySclt.

gprlanfio lit lcttcrcs Der &Snis Der Gro.
6l=29elt.
8efanntlid lit Der srobe SelzSuuit
sc'esltd aufselDit, 0as heibt. in 10
unb 10 biele 8sieaiGafien 5eri9nitz
ten ipprSen, Die oioer 1ebr lebenoig
limb unb peitere lria9e gu alasen
bieten.
@o iou Der aonsrsB ser Ser.
5taaten au6 eriuht tperben, bieIem
8lf9 BON StanDarD Su=@eieuIGafz
ten ems am s3eltge Hidden, aunabit
our6 llnterfuhung Ser Rlase, bab
tie Oas taliforniide MobDl Bel ser
8efDroerltng unb @erpertnnq partei=
tf9 benamteilisten uno bic penn{Dlz
banifden Selbrunnen ungebibr!id
besiinitisten. Die alte v@tanbaro"
bic niemals einen Selbrunnen in
penniDlpanien beiaB, fonbern lid MIR
Dem Raffinieren unb Wertaufen mibz
mete, perfolste our9peg bic politif,
BUR @ntpidlung ppn Selfelberu 1eiz
tens ein5ellier 8eiiser ooer Der gum
Su9en na6 Del ~sebiloeten @eieuz
f@aften allfaumuntern. Die 8egiinz
fisllns einerieits uno 8ena@teiligurg
anoererieits mDsen anfedtbar fem,
aber piatiirlid iinb fie tpobl ni9t
gerabe gu nennen.
SIS lit mod nidt 70 la11se Ger,
bob mon aus 8etrolerm bas @afoz
lin sepinnt. Set leBteres oas pprz
nebmite probutt Oiefer Snbntrie ges
nprben 1T, miro i'm allgemeinen Der
Yrets oes RpbDles aad 1einem Sc
bolt bon Gafolin gereselt. Das fdliz
fornii9e grhDl entbdlt ln,lr etipa 8
prpsent freies @afolin, oblppbl beute
burd DerbeiIerte MrbeitsproaeKe nod
mebr 9eraussesosen pirb. Saaeaen
entbalt bas pennlDlbaniI1e @rbDl ei@
1,len srpBen prosentlaB BON bodara-
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-16
Molatner1e, tur tpelde Das gep0bn=
li6e grb0l gut genig pdre?

g~afieno. ,9at mon Dos
ilnaite Grobeben bier aud seipiirt2"
u96s slaob /, mi bats alei' BPM
8ett 'nouse'morfen; gun, Slid g
groo Set sum aufteb'n c'weien.~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-17
NInrnhnlI Dln,riddIe

Special to The Times Dispatch
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. May 10
Marshall Dinwidlie. aged seventy. a
knight Templar Shriner, member OF
the Royal Arch Chapter. and for years
secretary OF Charlottesville Lodge. No.
so. Ancient. Free and Accepted Masons.
died last evening at the home Of his
daughter Mrs. Clay Spencer. near Ar
rington. Nelson County. Before com
ing to Charlottesville he was for many
years ticket agent for the Southern
Railway AT Franklin Junction. Va Dur
ing the Civil War he was in Stua.t's
Horse Artillery. Pelham's old battery.
Mr. Dinwiddie was twice married
His first wife was Miss Lucy Austin
Leake. by whom he had three children.
Who survive, Mrs. r. y. Spencer. OF
Washington, d. C: Mrs. Clay Spencer,
Of Arlington, Va. and NJ. l.. Dlnw!ddie.
OF Alexandria, Va. His second wife
was Mrs. Frank purrette, OF Abe
marie County. He is also survived b..
one brother. r. r. Dinwthdie, Of this
city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-17
VIRGINIA DELEGATION
Will SIPPORT RICHMOND

Especial to The Times Dispa,chl
WASHlNGTON, May le.-Members OF
the Virginia delegation in Congress
most interested IN the development, of
laChmond's water-horne commerce Will
lac guided in their fight for the twenty
Two foot channel from that city 10
inc sea, by the advices Of R!chmond's
business men.
If II is determined at home TO resist
the plan OF the army engineers TO
"randon the original channel project,
me interests OF the city may expect
she ful!es, supper, Of Senator Martin
and Representative Montague as well
as that Of other Vireinians in Con-
rress
Moreover. Senator Martin is an in
huent!al member OF the Senate Com.
in!ttee on Commerce, the body that
'eais oirect!y with waterways appro-
priatons, and il, therefore. in a posi-
ton 10 feht effectively against the
recommendations OF the engineers
Ia a statement today the Senator
said:
i have not seen the report OF tho
engineers, but have seen the article in
The Times-pispatch quoting from ~
shal! secure the full report as soon
as II is printed. and. after studying II
|aTetn!lE shall take UP the whole cues
non with our people in Richmond
he!r wishes in the matter will be
Hehnite!y aScertained, and II they think
"e should fight against the army
recommendations. shall do anythins
can TO assist them. ! am not now
vel! enough Informed to comment unon
the merits Of the army report. ana
Wi!i not be until have an opportunity
TO 6" into its thoroughly"
JAMES RIVER TRAFFIC.
GROWING. SAYS MONTAGuE
Representative Montague has looked
over the report hurriedly, and Is now
dlgest!Hg II, section by section He has
ALREADY discovered inaccuracies in tha
statement OF the engineers to Con-
scess In commenting upon this phase
OF the matter he said:
nave examined this report closeIr
enough 10 satisf" myself that II con.
!aihs Inaccuracies which should. in
TACT, cause reconsideration nv to
authors. For instance. the statement
10 the effect tht the commerce. of 80.
James River is gradually shrinking Ga
not correct On the contrary, thinL
can show that il is gradually rrow
Ing despite the fact that tho r,vo.
channel has been permitted TO remain
AZ eighteen feet"
1t is pointed out in this connectio,
mat the shallowncss of the channal L.
itself responsible for the failure az ~
commercial interests of the citv ~ 49,
tner develop their James River con,
nlerce. So"h-
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Thomas j. Hayden.

Especial 10 The Times -Dispatch.l
HEATHSNlLLE. VA, May Is
Thomas J. Hayden. aged eighty-one
years. died on Saturday at his home
in lrvington. He was buried with Ma
sonic honors near the place where he
was born, lived all his long life and
died.
He is survived by wife four sons
and three daughters. Joseph w Hay
don. Alvah z. Hayden, Mrs. W. @.
Dunton. Mrs. Mile Jones and Miss
Linnie Hayden. all Of Irvington: Ra-
leigh F. Hayden, of Porto Rico, and
II. Jeter Hayden. of Urbanna.
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Peter Aitcheson.

Especial TO The Times-Dlspatch.]
ALEXANDRIA,. VA, May 16.-Peter
A!tcheson. seventyfivc years old. died
last night at his home. All Duke
Street. Yesterday was tho anniversary
OF his birth. He was head of the firm
OF A!tcheson & Brother. lumber dealers.
Mr.. Aitcheson WIS A native OF Scot
land. hut had lived in Alexandria for
nifty years. Besides his wife he Is
survived by two sons. Frank and Dom
aid Lee Aitchcson. the latter assistant
postmaster OF tho city. Three sisters
and five brothers also survive. His
funeral will take place at o'clock to-
morrow afternoon.
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they stretch without undue pain, there is an
absence Of distress, the nerves are soothcIi
by taking away the burden OF leaving, all tu
Just natural conditions.
There is in Mothers Friend" the direct
and immediate help that all cIpectant moth
crs require. Used by their own hand guided
by their own minds, they learn ut once tho
blessed relief from morning sickness result.
Ing from undue stretching. They experiences
daily calm and nightly rest. ii Is indeed
Mothers Friend" Get n bottle today ni
any druggist Then write Bradfeld Regulator
Co., 40 Lamar Bldg, Atlanta Ga, for ono
Of the most entertaining and valuable little
books ever presented. II &, Wprta-xyihns
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Henry w. Alexander.

Pulaski VA. May 16.-Hency ".
Alexander died last night at the home
%. his sor. n-law, q. f. Jordan. at
Dublin. aged seventy- six. He iSus n
veteran. Surviving him
arc two daughters. Mrs. o. f. Jordan
and Miss Laura Alexander, OF Dublin,
and four sone. J. NJ. Alexander. OF New
Bern, y. C.; j. y. Alexander. of FL Paso
Tex: Il. + Alexander. Of Pensacola
Fla, and II. 4. Alexander, Of Imboden,
Va. Mrs. Sarah Roane. Of Richmond:
Mike Alexander. OF Pittsburgh. Harry
Alexander. of New Bern. ~ c., and
James Alexander. OF Ora per, y c., are
sisters and brothers
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May SEEK CONTINUANCE
Counsel for Mccoy Contend Tint y,deo
Boyd Hns No Jurtsdiction
In Cave.

ASHEVILLE, y. c.. May ls.-Anp,,-
cation FOR continuance by attorneys for
homss [. Mccoy. recently arrested
dictments against him in Arkane,s
Florida, was forecast to-day in tho
preliminary hearing before Judns
James E. Boyd. AicCoy's attorneSs
contend that the case has already been
heard before commissioner and that
Judge BOYD has no Jurisdiction. Judge
surprise" evidence by either side an5
said that he was sitting on the cosa
as IL IL had never been heard. Tbs
hearing was continued until toner
row. 'i'0i
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To-Day and Tonight
in Richmond

Memorial Day exercises. Hebrew
Cemetery, nddrers by DR.. r. n.
Calisch, 8 o'clock.
John Marshali High School. nd
dress by DIR. Rudolph Coffee, on $50
cial Service" Si3O o'clock.
Mems Association of st. Thomas's
Church, lecture by Admiral Hnrrie
Webster. 400 Seminary Avenue, sub
o'clock.
Catholic Womnn's Club, lecture by
DR.. A. j. Van InElegcm. S,I6 o'clock.
WOman's Club or Ginter Park,
business meeting, nssembly hall, 4
O'Clock.
AcndemJ-Price Players, In "Un-
der Cover; matinee, 2,30, night,
$3.50.
Lyr1c-POpulnr vnude rilIct matt
nee. 3, night, 7i3O md d.
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ISpeclaI 10 The Times DlSpatch.
ASHLAND. VA. May l6.--William l.,
Southworth, aged forty-siN years. died
ut $40 o'clock this afternoon At his
home near Ashland. Funeral services
viii be held at the home on Wcdnes-
day afternoon at o'clock and inter-
ment will be made at the Taylorsville
Baptist Church. Mr.. Southworth leaves
his wife and three dauEhters-Misses
LESSEE. Catherine and Irene. He also
leaves two brothers. Ben and Richa I'd
Southworth. and two sisters. Mrs. T
j. Spicer and Mrs. r. S. Hall. of Ash
land.
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Ruth I)utton.
LSnecinlt n Thn ,ri,nn.Nn1rnn1.

Especial TO Tho Times -Dispatch.1
SSLcpA' W. May l6.-Ruth,. the
.welve- ycar- daughter OF Dr ard
Mrs. T.. r. Dutton. ST.. died at her
Rome near Lot to-day after Il brief
illness. Besides her parents she leaves
sister. Mrs. j. II. Laughton, and two
brothers, DR.. r. b. Dutton. Jr., of VIM
chester. Va. and DR. NJ. W. button,
OF Baltimore.