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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-24

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ter, which is dated Ell Paso Texas, is
as follows:
II wish to thank you in behalf of
the members of Company D, for the
copies of the Telegraph you are send
ing daily to our camp.
"The boys appreciate your kindness
and it would do you good to see them
rush for the noon mail, at which time
the Telegraph arrives.
I'VE are all enjoying good health,
the ration is ample and about the only
thing we would like to have is a nice
Pennsylvania shade tree. From our
camp we have clear view of from
six to eight miles but there is not a
tree in sight"
Captain Bretz encloses with his ap-
probation of the Telegraph a Mexican
souvenior in the shape of a bit of
Villa currency-five pesos, about the
size of a dollar bill. He adds this post
script: I'VE do not mind how we
spend Villa money. I bought 5000
worth for fifty cents and was allowed
to count it out myself. The clerk at
the exchange told me it did not mat
ter If got an extra note or two"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-24
DEMAND FOR CITY
BATHING BEACHES
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TContinued From First Pagel
and swan and kicked and pattered
the eVergrowing demand of Harris
burg folks for municipality supervised
and maintained bathing beaches. The
demand by the way, will be echoed in
a permanent way after the proposed
greater Harrisburg navy is organ
lied for municipal bathing peaches is
one of the movements which will be
advocated in the proposed develop
ment of the basin" a!ong with
municipal lighthouses, properly mark
ed and maintained boat channels, etc.
Navy" to Back up Demand
The navy" of canoeists, motorboat-
men and other water enthusiasts will
meet tonight at s O'Clock at the Dinta-
man boat pavilion when reports from
various committees will be received.
And among the recommendations that
will be suggested by Ine executive
committee will be the appointment of
committees on the municipal bathing
beaches and bathhouse problem
At to-morrow's session OF council
an opinion will likely be submitted by
City Solicitor d. s. Seitz as to the legal
jurisdiction of the city in appropriat-
ing money for the proposed Labor
Day carnival. That the city cannot
set aside funds for a carnival is gen.
orally conceded in city circTes but the
prevailing opinion is that a certain
sum each year could be provided in
the park budget or other departmental
appropriation for the establishment
and maintenance of municipal boat
houses, bathing beaches, etc.
You Poor Fish!
But a final word about the hun
dreds who flocked to the island
beaches yesterday.
R-IA II
latest thing out in bathing skirts and
one-piece suits, the prettIest effects in
bathing caps, ETC., then you should
have waded, swan or padded to one
of the island beaches. At that the
chances are you'd have felt a tritle
bitter toward someone. II you hadn't
sneered at the lucky fellow who was
teaching" that blond pupil in the
brown suit Ito swim,' you'd have
surely have envied the fish!
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-24
PLAN TO ADJOURN
IN AUGUST FALLS.
Likely Will Be October 1 Be-
fore Congress Completes
Work on Big Bills
Special to the Telegraph

Washington, July "a. - With four
of the largest annual appropriation
bills and numerous other important
measures still awaiting passage in the
Senate hope of adjourning Congress
soon after August Is has been aban-
doned. In view of the fact that Presi-
dent Wilson is insisting on the passage
of child labor legislation before the
Senators and Congressman leave
Washington to begin campaigning.
many of those familiar with senatorial
delay do not believe Congress will adj
journ before October l, leaving little
more than a month for campaigning
before the election.
Because the House has practically
disposed of the legislation program in
the present session, many of the men,
bers have gone home. They can make
no definite campaign plans, as they
may be summoned to Washington any
day. Most of them will return for the
final vote on important measures pass
ed by the Senate.
These are the measures that must be
acted upon before Congress adjourns
the present session.:
Army appropriation bill, carrying
S295, 100000 as it stands to-day.
District of Columbia appropriation
bill, carrying SIS, 100000.
Military Academy appropriation bill,
$2,000,000.
General deficiency bill, amount un-
known.
Government ship ownership bill, ap-
propriating $50,000,000.
Revenue BILL increasing taxes on in
comes and taxing inheritances to meet
extraordinary expenses of prepared
ness program.
Other bills passed by the House and
before the Senate with prospects of
passage before adjournment are the
child labor bill, general pension bill,
immigration bill and the corrupt prac-
tees bill.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-24

pavement on the east side of Court
street has been used as a parking
place for machines; it is convenient,
out of the way and easily accessible.
City Commissioner w. H. Lynch, how
ever, and the police authorities haven't
approved of the lawyer made park"
and the pavement has been tabooed.
To-day two belligerently f1aring
safety zone" standards bearing the
warning Police Department - No
Parking were placed in the court
house L."
Transfer. Senate License. The Ii
cense of the Senate Hotel, held by
Ellis P. Gourley was formally trans
ferred to Arthur H. Hollis, steward
of the Harrisburg Club at special ses-
sion of the Dauphin county court this
afternoon.
Plan Long Auto Trip. - Court
Librarian and Mrs. David f. Young,
Mr. and Mrs. Warren B. Keim, David
Young Keim and Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver
Eshenaur, will leave in the near future
for an automobile trip through Lam
caster and adjoining countries. The
ride will include Lancaster, Conestoga,
Columbia and York. The same party
few weeks ago drove 142 miles
through Perry and Cumberland coun-
ties.
Hear Water Appeals. - City Com
missioner Harry F. Bowman has fixed
10 o'clock August 4 for hearing ap-
peals from property owners who have
been assessed for water pipe in Mar
ket street from Twenty-first to eastern
city line, Twenty-second from existing
line to Market, Twenty-third, Market
to Chestnut, Hillside, Twenty-flrst to
Twenty-second, Bellevue Road, Twen-
ty-second to Pentwater, and Penn,
Seneca to Emerald streets.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-24
DEUTSCHLAND SOON READY

Baltimore, July "a. - Asked to-day
when the German merchant subma-
rine Deutschland would sail on her
return voyage to Germany, Paul G.
L. Hilken, member of the Eastern
Forwarding Company, the boats Am
erican agency, said she would start
Just as soon as we get her ready,
and that will not be much longer"
Hitherto any and all questions of
persons connected with the Deutsch-
land about her sailing plans have
been met with evasive replies or point
blank refusals to discuss them.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-24
HOLD RUNAWAY GIRLS

Katherine Wyant, aged IA years,
1917 Marion street and Violet Beard,
aged IL, 522 Basin street, two run
away girls, are being held at the
police station, pending an investiga-
ton of charge of stealing money
from their parents.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-24
Why Not Call Annual
RiUer Carnival After
Chief Kishacoquillas /?

Mrs Harry Eckinger sends an in
teresting suggestion for the September
carnival committee now engaged in
choosing a name for the annual river
event here on Labor Day. She sug-
gests the use of the name Kisha-
coquillas. in honor of the famous In
dian chieftain of the Shawnee tribe,
which once were powerful in the
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-24

Juniata Valley. This chiefs name was
given in the early days to a pictur-
esque stream which joins the Juniata
river at Lewistown. and in view of
the fact that Chief Kishacoquillas was
a firm friend of the white settlers and
gave them warning of an Indian up
rising, saving hundreds of lives, Mrs
Eckinger thinks the name would be
suitable for the big river event.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-24

will remain so until Council formally
receives the report tomorrow.
Whether or not there are recon-
mendations for the future methods of
keeping the treasury books and ac-
counts whether there have been any
these are questions which city officials
who have had a peep between the
covers of the report decline to discuss
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-24
ACT OF 1911

Section Be enacted &c., That if person shall wfuy
and macious put place. throw upon any railroad
this Commonwealth wood other thing
shall wuy and macousy take up remove, dspace rail-
sleeper other thing belonging any such railroad;
shall wuy and macousy turn divert any SWITCH
chney other appliance belonging any such railroad shall
wuly and macosly make show hide signal
light upon such raroad shall wfuy and macousy
throw, fall strike against ino upon
wood stone, other thing shall wu malicious
attempt do be done any other thing
of the aforesaid obsruct upset. dera overthrow ne
destroy engine tender carriage truck used any such
railroad endanger the safety of person empoye travel
ing working being upon such aroadevey such oense
shall constitute the oense of malicious injury railroads. and
every such offender shall be guilty of felony and upon conviction
thereof in the proper of this Commonwealth for the trial of
felone shall be sentenced pay fine exceeding thou
sand dollars and to Imprisonment at hard labor for period
exceeding years. and where the life of human
being shall be destroyed by result of of the herein
prohibited the offender shall be deemed guilty of murder in the
first degree and upon conviction shall suffer DEATH"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-24

Rumors as to what the pages contain
were rife to-day, of course, but mu-
nicipal officials declared emphaticalIy
that nothing pertaining to the report
will be made public until Council hears
the statement.
The period covers the tenure of
office of eX-City Treasurer o. M. Cope
lin, who is now in the service of Uncle
Sam on the Mexican border.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-24
THREE MEALS TOO MANY
Wife Objected to Cooking on Hot Day
and Swallowed Poison

Philadelphia, July "a - Mrs. Laura
Rody, 10 years old, of 327 Durley
street, was taken to st. Agnes Hospi-
tai last night, suffering from poisoning.
According to the police, Mrs Rody
swallowed the poison because she OBJ
1ected to cooking three meals yester-
day, the day, she contended, ebing one
for rest. Her husband, the police said,
took a different view and they had
Quarrel
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-24
CITY TREASURY
AUDIT COMPLETE

CONTINUED From First Pagcl
as a committee of the whole.
What the statement contains is 9
matter of conjecture only so far as the
public is concerned, and the contents
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-24

pecting the arrival of the Bremen
within the last two days now say she
cannot be anywhere near the capes.
The weather during the last 4S hours
has been ideal for dash into the har-
Dor. The sea has been rough, the
sky has been overcast almost coz
tinuously and rain has been falling.
If the big submarine were near, the
shipping men say she would have
taken advantage of those conditions
to come in. Persons in German
circles who predicted the coming of
the Bremen yesterday admitted their
disappointment, but thought the BOAT
had been delayed in starting. They
recalled that the Deutschland was
more than a week overdue
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-24

A reward of 500 is offered by the Harrisburg
Railways Company for information leading to the
arrest and conviction Of any person violating this
statute.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-24
LAWYERS CAN'T
PARK IN ALLEY
Pavement in East Side of Court
Street Is Declared mo
Parking Zone

No more may the
Dauphin c o u n t y
barrister or county
or city official dash
up to the court
house in his auto
mobile and park
his machine on the
pavement in the
shade or the west
wing of the county
building.
For months the
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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-24
VIM. STROUSE & co.
"The New Store"
80 MARKET STREET
Harrisburg, Pa

Mr.. VIM Strouse
Proprietor of The New Store
Harrisburg Penna
Dear Sir
On behalf of the employees of all departments of The
New Store, the undersigned committee wishes express
its sincere thanks for your efforts toward having the
stores of Harrisburg closed o'clock on Saturday and
remaining closed until Monday during the month of
August.
All labor organizations know that you have for many
past been active in procuring shorter hours and bet
conditions for all classes of working men, and it is un
necessary for that very highly appreciate
what you have done in the of shorter hours for
your salespeople
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-24
ALLIED WARSHIPS
AWAITS U-BOATS

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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-24
SEEK THROWER OF
BOMB KILLING SIX

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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-24
TELEGRAPH is
READ ON BORDER

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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-24

specttully yours,
FRANK E. WOOD,
w. B. EBERLY,
HOWARD FRICKMAN,
|. ROCHMAN,
NJ. w. FERNSLER,
JOSEPH ULACk.
JOSEPH WLACH,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-17
Benson Tells OF Work
Going On to Prepare
Navy for Emergency

in the rcas'"u o. Bots dvs uu,;c*. xout,,
o. -auN-iio!S
"tn the A'sorne sc carried "a, d,
concentrated fire OF "a, ,i.ru,n!. ur:.;n.
'@3'iou 20 the northwest % tn. road
from Iarcnncs aad un batteries il,
action on ;hr outskirts Of Mom;faucou
TO The Yves, OF the Mouse. after
a Ncr! violent i"mbardmcnt OF our
H'ihinccuri -Cum!rres front. the Ger
mans launched during the course OF
the afternoon. powerful attaci.
against oT' positions "a - Aio:;
'loinu:c The .,ssaUiiiLl MASSES. w!,ivh
came ON Hike waves wcr, not able t"
gain :ootin" a; any point. ana were
forced back I'm the direction Of thc
Observation-Disclosures. where our couccn-
'rated tire, lei loose iuimediatcly. IN
N!cied heavy losses OH them.
ON the risni bank Of the Mrusc
and 10 the west Of Douaumon,. as we'll
as around the village Of v,ux. no ~.
fantvy attack MAS carried out Never
ihsicss. our batteries took undcr their
fire on seNera! occasions troops ~.
sared III evoiutious IN that region.
In tie Wocvre Il rather spirited
oomNardUcut on both sides occurred
i9 the sectors a. tn. foot az the hills.
,lc Belgian Official communication
roads
Their have been reciprocal artillery
actions in the regions 10 the west Of
Dixmudc. Rouinche ard tho ferry
mans house.
The text OF the communication given
on; by the French War Office this ar
lcrnoo, reads
I'm Belgium. French patrols have
been able 20 ascertain that tho destruc-
1--WE tire directed By our ;trtiilcr. yes
,erday evening against the German
forces a La PLACE. IN the region Of
Nieuport. resulted in the complete dc
.cructicn o: the German communicate
Ing trenches, ANA Killed :, uumhc, of
the enemy.
In the region 10 the north Of N.rdiu
there has been reported 40 infantry
engagement du"iUs The course ut the
night The BON bardir.nt mas con-
;iuucG. b,., mo- very stroucly. on rhe
lcf, bank Of III. Rive: MouSo: 1t has
been more intense on the right bank
II, III" regions of Iiludronioni and
ot pamloup our artillery has can
tu.adcd Violently tho country 70 tn.
west OF pouau,nopi. where the enemy
works
In trc Woevr- re lave bo,nhQrdcd
seyc!a! provision trains "f tine eucmy
To II" cas-. If ti,@ fo"c,' or Apr.
mont u surprise ;,lrar; a=aiust - Ger
mun trvu"n resulted iu our iu;lic,iu,:
sum. lusSes %. ;G, "ucru, aud in
orirg!uE b.. some prisoners.
TN tn. No.cr 10 ihc south - Thur,
'he Germans dcljv",ctl -, attack
against our positions near Duruhaupt.
i'G-"huI -. or CU:taiu al dr.. ;Le
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-17
AT the Movies TO-DAY

hffibt:-D"sttn Enrnum In "l,cn
Binir."
ISi>--Nnr! PicLford In ..Tr>. or
the storm Country"
HtSot --ifrssIc iiarri>rmj" In .'Ihc
i';tst Net. nnd Chester t"ukiin In
''jimdcrs and Love"
HEX-..I'attcrson or thr \cu..
with Hing HaErot.
tULUSlNI,-Nnili VAIL In .n,r
Debt OF Honor"
ODl;ON-,irlCu Nnrr I'm .,I,,
secret Love-"
'itfoh-"ttr.nu the law" With
Marguerite Clayton
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-17

the most palatial vessels in the Sou,
American service. She was 81 fc.
i"'& ANA siHty-h"e feet beam. ST.
Was insured. according TO AN Amstc,
";tm report. for J.090.oOo Ilorins. 90, 90
HORNS less than her original co.
-" carried the Dutch mail ana IT
tons OF cargo. Sh. was to have take
on numbcr Of Americans at ruI
mouth inciu'iins y. V. Luck. Il: !
Kenny. Il. ~. Graves and live student
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-17
PAGEANT COMMITTEES
Stick TO WEsTHAMPTON
Elc,cntli-linir Suggestion OF For
est Ri,I Is Promptly Rejected
u> Unavailable.
JACKS SUITABLE BACkGRuu nd
Many iSmsscs AMI Automobiles 10
To Pressed !ntn Service in Effort.
To SolYc Transportation Problem.
May Cut Seal" of Representation.

N"sthauipt"u VIII lie The site Of the
shakespeare pageant. which place has
been decided uDou after u conference
between ia" mems Genital COMMITTEE"
"ud the wuir;cnS committee Forest
hin rark. The members Of The ioint
"o"mino" say, would make az ideal
location for a hiS civic spectacle but
tn" same objections that were raised
90 Si"Sin: the event at The i'uig
GrYr noS lnck vf tim" 10 build salt
"n!" structures. even though tho funds
WEI" available, is Drought a.ains, this
last -nli'.ut" Su-Ecs;jon
Miss rrir l.. Hatcher director of the
pageant. sand last nii;ht thu' the de-
r'si"u t" h"ld tho sp.ctaci. at West
HHnilior was arrived at after a con-
ference with the nous central com
nitt~r. Colonel jennings = Wi>".
'"'iriNant turuc- +. Smith. Louis r;x 6.
z'rI. don" stewart Bryan aud w :.
N"rh's recommended thc iovat;uu G;
III" pax tit ON ne Richmond CoiI.p.
Grouuds at Westhnmptou instead Of at
ne F'aii GronEis. because ii was point
at out That il wu,ili hc impossible 10
convert ~" SURROUNDINGS into Il suit
ADJ" BACKGROUND within tho few weeks
that remain. aud th?t the buildings at
W"stn"!nptpn a:e desirable III every
.\fler considering tur,ncv yesterday
'r"'N every puSSih!" aM;!-, that 81.
transportation. background time cx-
""usc and thnt Of civic obligations. the
"in- Commits" believes Wcsthamrt"n
IS tho Droncr place ior tho spectacle.
Yesterday tn" FIRST -'vrs TO stage tho
pageant there wcv" started. when W
j.. '"rhea!. tie architect, ioGcthc" with
Miss Hatcher. Mr.. pizxini aud several
representatives ~ III" college wen,
oyer III" around and laid out the SGT.
.ng> for the various activities
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-17
ASKS THAI I'LtSHl\,.
E.ttBtIsI No a\ytltj>o.>

ISpec!ai 70 The Times D!spatcu.l
Ell PASo, TEN Ma.cn l5.-,;ener.l
Gaviria tonight. transmitted = request
froni General obtegoa. tho Carrau1.
Minister Of War, thst no garrison. hc
established b. Genera PerSh,ng In
Mexican towns, Obrngon said such n
step would be certain 70 cause d c.aen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-17
NrW Hill at the Dilou.

hessic itarriscalc Win Robcy, Nc
MN and Clara Williams. IN tn. latest
= rhahsie play. The Last Act, which,
"shn us Weekend engagement at
1 "iJou Yesterday. scored hit. Tho
comedy. "Cindcrs OF Lave win ,.ho,
'c' 'ohkiin and other Keystone ia
N"'it-s' Is, without cNarEuratiou. one
OF 'ac best comedies Of the stuAou.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-17
No RICHARD SCHILiING
IN STATE: DEIstIf,I,,Is>

WASH INGTUN. March I6.-St,tc II.
o'f'h"nt Ufhcials gay there is no I;ic,
ARD Schilling IN the consular scrv,,
'ho records fail TO show amy such man.
o' S'"'iar name in any other capaci,,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-17
accused OF Stealing Had,.,or.

H"heri Brown. "olnred. was arrc.tc
''st night by policeman Thurman o
y "h"rgc OF stealing an iron radia,o
from +. l.. Bcckncr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-17

rae Little Thcate,'S attraction for
The remainder OF N. week is pusti,
Fainun in ben Blair In this pro-
"Hction h. has an eAccptionaiiy suit
able par, 10 display his talents for
romantic acting
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-17
AMERICAN ,oNSII> ,UlE
10 GIVE LITTLE tIU

American yoo.u,s IT, AicX.co so Str
hlre been able ia give Ntt!c aiG to
'nc troops. althou-a ali aye on the
watch TOY Information tia, might IN
"ica'r ;he bandits movements .ou-
sniar ady!ccs io-da" continued 70 re
port scucraNN quiet conditions o.
hcials disa!.ycd some concern oyc~ the
ever. where There arc sjsns q. unrest.
The battle ship Nen,uch. Mas order
ed bacE 20 Vera CRUZ from New Or
leans >ccr.:ar. pa,.".s explaining
mat navy ycsscls now Of ,ho McXic..n
coast DID no; hav" "aGtc equipment
powerful cuougt, - insure Uuinrc:
runtcd communication with Wash!ug-
ron. Tn" state Department denied ,!al
other American ccnsuls c,i.cr ,h..r
Consul williams ~ To.rcnn ucrc lyay-
ing their posts Williams the. sad.
merely reported Una, hc "ns Leaving
because - ruiGor> Tic did no. sp~cE!
thc conditions which 10 v!eIvcd ~
si;,r1.irE. ore othc- consul - hrs. re.
ported IL. could leave. hu: later Ch.u.-
q his iu.nd. saying Tho situatio" lni
cleared
80 reply ra, .: com, :ror car.
r.tuzH ~ It's, A"r'icau rotc uunVHac-
.uS the ".o,pta1c, az uis PROPOSAL Tor
-criu-oea,lor 90. ,h" A1"-.ra' border
nut ;Hc ro-opsra;ion ~ h.s troops rt.
-o" .iIu"Ti"nU column, : vicWeI a- AM
sncr ruoUnn - isci: :n- -nc tUus be-
Ing.
report. 70. luerll...s -. ug,ra l".
opvuod y,Stor"..% .h"ru.uo.t t.Ic yon!.-
ry >ou,a.rcd N;s'c dr.ni;" ..o"...
t.uu ~ IL, onu - ia, ".r.'s ilu'"'u-
General Nrcar sweets 90 G"'c -
arcs availuut, ON tHo '.u'n"r of HDH'.-
ralts accented Npi u""' iftt "H'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-17

''''ch w arc comes 10 the Dicou to-
DAY IN what is said to he one -, ,be
strongest plays OF the season. Tier
secret Love. In addition TO tn. drama.
me od"om Will present Franz, Daniels
i'm Il comedy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-17

: survived by his widow and two chil-
drcn a, Fort oSlethorp.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-17
,nIH Volt n, Colonial

Na.li Nalli is the star Of 'H.r Dcbi
81 'fonor," which begins "a two.d.,
engagement; "a, the l'oionia! 10 DIV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-17

woke trouble :oi the Carrau=a govern.
mcnt and suy M hostility towards il.
SamonG Americans