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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-31
@eueluugSbeiute int SSelOe.
gSe fir bic erfruuften ldt @uunaeu O@
Seeres aelOrat mirS.-@Om @naem aaIfidmiSt

2tBtlleIullUll HllleIeS VulleS ullelc+
ben mO mon6e 9efiirdtunqen fir
i6re @irfung auf Die militGrii6eu
2eiihngen I'M Griege nurOen lmlt.
Gieie Yrop6e5eilngen limo Our6 Oic
@rfa6rungen oes &rieges glGn5eno
pioerlegt woroen: ooS glerOeniDitcm
0es oeutiden Soloaten bot ole 9Srote
beltanoen, Die 8a6l ser nerboien @r'
franfingeu lit ueit 6inter Den @r-
partungen 5uriidge6lie6en SinOen-
6urg's g9ort 6etpdbrt iiG fir uns:
nGie 6eiten 0lerOen geluinnen Den
2rieg."
g}erb0ie 8uit6noe I'M en- ug'
lif6en &eere.
g8ie gut o0er iAle6t eS NIT Den
glerben lnierer @egner belteIlt iet
lGBt iiH borldiifig nod i6per ent'
i6eioen, oa ims Der @inblid in ibre
&ronfen. uno @eneiungs5iffern ber-
mebrt 1T. 9lber eini9e glo6ri6ten,
5umol iiber nerp0ie 8ultGnoe inn eng
liiben Seere, lino bod oilrcbge0rlns
gen. glob einem 2onooner 8eri6t
Der nOeutitben meoi6iniiden &oden-
ihrift" (1915H1) ioaen Die gaerDen-
unO @eiiteserfrnnfungen inter oen
englil6en Solooten niht iebr 5abl-
reid iein. Sier0u bemerft Or. 9irn.
boum in ser 8eitidrift fir ole &C.
Iommt gieurologie lmo YlDAintrie
(80. fl, @. 32O: Dieier 9(nnnbme
mioeripr66e, olleroings 0in geipiiier
Siniiht", cine N3ittbeilune oes ngleW
Dorf Serol0~, ole oud in me0i6ini-
lden 8eitidriften iibergeganeen lit.
Dieie betont ole ouffallenoe SGufig-
felt nerDoier @rtrantllngen, beion-
oers nerpoier aollaps5ultGnoe inter
Den englilben Solooten, oie m6brenO
pieIer @o6en unter 0eutldem Seuer
I'M S6iiBengroben logen. 9ie pin
diotrii6e 9l6tbeillng in Dem eroBen
Soipitol O3etleD iei bis gum lesten
Ylob gefiillt uno iGmmtlibe Soipi-
tGler i'm iiioliden Gnelono feien nit
aranfen 6eleet, Die piD6iicb 0uiom-
men gebroden leien. Sie boten gum
E6eil oos tDpiibe 9ilo Der troumoti.
i6en 93euroie. @ielfod Deriibten
Oieie piDdii6 ibner olterirten Col
ooten Sel6ltberitiimneluneen oOer
ieBten~ ibre @lieomoBen obii6tlib
Dem feinoliben Seuer aus, I'M bon
Dem furdtboren 51iibengra6enoienIt
los5lfommen."
Dab Ole fron0oiiiden Nerben nidt
ole beiten iino, beltdtiet II. 81. elm 9(rs
tifel I'M uSSournol~ bonn 7. g(pril
1916, no bon 5ablrei6en nernolen
Storltngen felt Der Mobiliiotion be.
ri6tet miro. 9lud 5rouen, ole 6ronf-
reid ais SSeonne o'Qlrc retten mollcn,
befinoen iid inter 0en 9etrofienen.
Die Sample Dor @eroun ba6en
ourd ibre alBeroroentlicbe Seftigfeit
cine Serbielfdltigung DER nero0ien
grfronfungen Derltriocbt. Sm San.
0cn ieien iie a6er oob geringer, ols
bei'm 8einoe, nGmli6 6ei oen 9eut-
l6en. ~ gSer ole fron5oiii6en @e-
fongenen nod Dem oeuti1en Erom.
melfeuer geieben uno eeb6rt Bat:
meineno ino be6eno lln0 nod cige-
mem @eitdnoniB utotolement oeno.
rallies" ~ Der miro oie @oriier 9ga-
role bon ser beiieren 9(usoouer Der
fron0oiil6en Solooten.Nerben NIT
oller gebotenen 8oriidt oilfne9men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-31

muroc. G}on bcfomnit BORT ouH &c
nnt @eridt oorgelegt ii6er sic b0Ait
cigeni6iinlliben GnhuidellngSit0.
rmgcn, sic ieOcr ser untcriu6ten
Sormoniioife oeranloBt, umo Die 6ei
ben S6ilOoriiieniiofien gon5 onOerS
6ei6oiieu Iiro ols 6ei Oen E6DnniS.
oriiieu- ooer 0eu Sirnon6ongitofien-
Man finOet BORT ot1 iebr 6orafteri'
itiide photographer Der 6e6dnoel-
ten S6iere. 9lac OieIo 6iologii6 ie6r
mcrhuiiroigen Gineel6eiten oiiiiiiren
o6cr mir Der o6en o6eu idon mitge'
t6eilteu SAlnBiolgeriug, Our1 Die
ooS gon5e S5ornon &ro6lem gonj
ploblicb gelpaltig oereinfo6t miro.
Ienn nn6Ocm mon meib, OaB Die
Sormoniu6iton5en nidt in scr @uip-
pc ser 6oc6compli5irten, 5lnneiIi nod
foum onolDiir6aren GhuciBf6rpcrll
geiudt ST meroen 6rouGcu, 6eIte6t
6egriinoete 9luSiidjt 0oB man Iie nit
Ger 3eit ans Ocn 9iiidiIdnoen oes
&eroommgsprojeiies miro 0epinneI
mo mlH fiinnitli6 miro 6eriteQeu
lernen. Gomit piirOe Die @}eoijin
o6er nit eincm S6loae in sic Gage
Oeriebt, BON Sen luirfiamcn @rin5i
pien Der Sormonoriiicn ii6eroIl' no
NienI1cn in Solge orQaniiHer Sto-
ringcu i'm inucrcu Griiieuipiiem uu.
6eilbor leiocn ieucn ireien @e6rou6
81 nobelI an oenl iie porlduiig,
G6eils Ourcb @lon9el an Griiienitoi'
len E6eils Ourd llnfennhiB i6rer
G6emic uno i6rer S1idiole i'm be-
banSelten &orpcr perbinoert miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-31

6ritiiden Hegieriing ouf Oie bieIen
erniten 6olgen 81 lenfelL welbe neIi.
trolen 9ieAten imo neutrolen 8e5ie,
bungen notbmenOiger @eiie aus eli
ner ioIhen WlaBnobme ermadieu
miiiien.
Eie &egierlmg Der @ereinigten
Staaten bofft uuO glaubt oaB ole
&eaieruna Seiner @aieitdt ee6an-
oelt bot, obne iid Der mannigioden
unerlpiinidten nno uniuiinibensmcr,
tben NeiuItate, oie iid ans i6renl
@orgebeu ergeben m0geu bemuBi 3u
iein~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-31
lDrrdfrntIi6t.
@Ortlant Oet amerita.
nii9en NSrOteiimOte.
Gr8em ben (ErIak Der
0Z6iUar5en elite" "

Gie wSittbcihing 1T in Ton unO 9IAs.
orad iebr beitiumt seboIteu. ~
GntbdIt cine eruite 8ornune an
bic eneIiide &eeierune. ~ gor-
geben oerielben ais 0unDereinbor
nit ocn Redten neiitroler Mdd-
tc~ dorofteriiirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-31

@er0ddtig. @oter. rNlit
oenl 5Iicaeroiii5ier imo uuierer SIaa
ltimnlt's nihtl n aou5cn Eog trail
lert iie o&onnut elm @oaerl oeflo.
acn" mo pemn mon in Die 2uIt
iGout miro iie ieoesmal roi6 uno
Derleaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-31

S6Gite3cit 0SSebt iino sic
ibon feds Sabre Derlo6t; wormn
beirat6en Sie Oeun INNER nod
nicbt2" o9eidt .geioatl @1eine
Srout lit cine s8itiA nit iieben Sin.
Oern... OoS mil ii6erlegt ieiul~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-31

Wlan 6eidIoB alio einen ouOeren
@eg Der Seilllng 5u oecin6en 0ie
gIerbentranfen fonmen aus ser
Sront 5und6it ms 9riegSlo5arett
5nr 9eobadtung. ginnen bier6e6n
Saaeh miro feiieeiieat, o5 es iid UNI
cine organiihe ooer funftionelle
Storuna bonoeIt. SIN lebtereu Sale
fommen iie ms @eneIunesbeim,
Gle Neroenfranfen I'M oeutiden
5eIobeer iino meit menieer 5ablreid
gepeien ais manher Dor Dem 9riege
angenommen bat. 1ie 9lerboiitdt
muroe ais 3eideu elmer etpoigeu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-07
Farmer Kills SeUen
ofHs Own Family
Daniel O'Konc Then Ends DUN
Life, according 10 Testimony
Before Coroner.

iAWTON, OKLA. March 6.--Tesu-
uopy tend,N: % show TINT Daniel
p'NAUe "a farmer. BILLED seven members
go; MS taiuil> and then took his own
lifo Vas Introduced before Il coroner's
lury which late today held an inquest
at tnc O'I<atv nome near here. where
a negro farv' hand this morning found
tn, bodies ot me sin murdered per
sous, NA,r pj<ane fatally shot, lying
Besides t".n, Ohare dled this even
fnE
Witnesses testified that o'kane fre-
Cu.v'.y mai GUarreled with his aged
t.tu,r. .ia",cS O'Kauc. and gave their
N.nat trs, tho strained relations exist
iuG between son and father caused
Daniel - become temporarily Insane
The G.-i
Mrs Daniel O'Nane, the live children.
ranging IN axe from four TO fourteen.
ANA James p'i<auc, aged scyenty-ave
and Daniel O'kane
The chiiGrcr's heads had been crushed
with "a hammer and the threats or the
-four elder children had been s!ashed
,v5tr razor The cider O'Kane and
pRrjc! Kane and the baby. Robert.
also hai bullet wounds through their
heads
\ uiooiN hammer. a razor and re-
vclvc- ""re found III the house.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-07
LEAVES LARGE FUND TO
administrative BOARD
Bond Issue Reported by Finance
Committee to City Council
Carries 81, 100000.
SCHOOLS TAKE LARGE pAKT
Fund Of S237,275 Is for "Other Per-
mancnt Public Buildings and Per-
manent improvements" as Admin
istrativc Board May Determine.

More than $500 oo0 Of the proposed
bond issue. which is TO he cnsidcrcd
at special meeting % tn" Common
Council on Thursday night. will be de-
voted To public school buildings and
Sites, while the next largest Scparat,.
item IN the Finance Committees rec
! concentrations is more than sc5o.0oC
Tor other permanent public BUILDINGS
ana permanent improvements" AS this
SUM is not SGT asid" for ANY particulnr
detail the manner of its cxp,nditurc
VIII hc left 10 the Administrative Board.
Liberal provision is made for water,
""rks. sewers. Improvement Of Shoe
10" Creek and for tho Gas Works bu,
the report makes no mention of streets
Tor the imrrovcm OF which the Ad-
illustrative Board made urren, an
peal.
IN" recommendations Of the Finance
Commljtc" az" as follows: 70! public
school buildings and sites already
acquired or constructed s5Sy,5,; 70,
i:inf"rd school cnlarrcmcu,s. S5U.u00
Tor c"lorcd normal school si,c. sos. q
goo; for tn" constructions Of :; concrete
Hume from Boshcrs Dam 20 tho Set,
t!inT BASINS. including the riEh, OF
way. $4,000; for water mains. slos,
"""' Tor sewer construction 500. 600
Tor Improvement Of ShoCEoc Creek and
It's tributaries $500, on0: for the pur-
chase OF the Feitig property near oak.
wood Cemetery. $50. 0ur. Tor III. pi,r-
chhs" Of ihc Phillips property in E'ul-
ION. l5pr". Tor The erection Of a CITY
Eto'"housc, 80 600; for ,he Second Pc
lie" station. $&3.o"0: for .,as mains and
improvements. <l",55u. for improve
ueni ana extension of the Electric
fiant $4,000; for Improvement OF Mar
shall Park. fl6,"U0 for improvcm on,
OF Shields Lake In Byrd Park. imciud.
lnE direct water supply line to tn"
lake. $1,000. other .pcrmanout public
buildings ana permanent improvements
>237.2Ia
out of the last iicin III. Admins tra-
I'VE Board may max" appropriation for
nc How!tHcrs, who have asked for
>io".ne0 for Ia" Improvement OF th.ii
hrmorN All I'll" money must be spent
however. for permanent Improvement,
The Issue viii b" in registered Or
coupon convertible bonds, Bearing i'm
tercst II, the rate OF per cent ,c,. an.
mum and having thirty four years 20
run.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-07
NEARLY 1000 FRENCH
CAPTURED NEAR VERDI y

BERLIN. March Cvia i.ondon)
Capture ~ nearly Loo French wear
Ncrdun on SATURDAY. and Surday was
announced ,o-d1y hy the War once
TN" number. 81 prironcrs who w"rn
r'piUred cast OF the Meus" is fourteen
p'''"ers and r3i mrn
The abatement follows:
Western front: lively mining dHcla
occurred northeast y! F.rnc!les. Brit
.Hi Infantry which delivered minor at
'y"ks on several %; casionr In THIS
H.i.nb"rh"od wan r.pujbcd bv our fire.
con th" eastern bank nf III" Ncuse
the day pnss"d uure ruintly than prcvi i.
our Days. Snvrriheic' We captured
Ncslcrday and the day before, during
minor cuReRcmentr. fourteen officers
'ud ~! men.
'ED-tern ana Haiknn fronts There
]" urtniHg 90 report"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-07
JONES PROPOSES ISSUE:
Of BONDS FOR STREETS
Would Add $500, 900 to So 200. ODu
Improvement Issue Now
Pending.
Schedule or MERCHANT TAXES
ttnancc Committee Reports New
Kate for Tax ON purchnScS--Ordi-
nance Offered Providing for Post
pilicc Driveway In Eleventh Street.

As the Item had not been Carc.i for
III Tn" proposed bond issue OF s. 900 200
'or permanent improvements. Council
man Garter {. Jones. of Madison Ward
ihSt night introduced into the Common
'"unc'I - resolution authorizing a Sc
rial bond issue of 5000 for streets
generally. the issuance TO he in yearly
installncnt$ of 100000 each. and the
bonds /" pay ! per cont interest per
Anrum. The paper WAS referred back
I" the finnnc" committce. in which MIR
Jones has already madc effort 10 have
1t recommended and had succeeded in
"htaInin" only four votes.
Tn. Sc,ooo.0n houd issue souEht by
the Administrative Ro.,rL and RECON-
m"nicd Ivy TIA. E,uauCc Committee. was
tabled. following regular procedure.
"nd VIII u" considered III a spcciai
meeting called 10y Chairman rctcr>
Tor Thursday nigh; =, O'clock
Tie Finance Committee reported it's
recommendation "f Il change in the
schedule of merchants taNcS which as
they now stand. SullChHirnan Scatuu
stated. work hardship on Richmond
merchants Ou the motion Ot Cuu,,
Gilman George " Rogers the pnrcr
was tabled until THURSDAY rjsh, aud
In the mc:Intin" 200 copies are ~ he
printed Tor the information and guild
Anco ii the ncmGerS OF tn. common
Council
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-07
ORPET HELD FOR MURDER
niNrrsit, 81 Wisconsin student In
hirt"d. and tnsr Mn! BE Called
for Trial Newt Week

CHICAGO, March s-Wlil Orprt.
University OF Wisconsin student. w+s
indicted by Il Lake County grand jury
to-day on - charge Of numbering his
former sweetheart, Marian lambert
IN" case probably viii be called for
trial next week but continuance o..
request at the defense is cxuccted
The grand jury heard twenty-:y
witnesses They Included T.. A. Orp.i.
iatner Of the defendant. Frank Lam
bert. fathcr OF thr girl. and Jos. phimc
Davis ana Verne Jackson school
friends Of hers
1t is charged that the tragedy vas
tho elimination Of liason that il was
p.ccipitatcd by orpct's TRANSFERRING his
affections 10 another woman. ana that
hr provided a violent poison which sh.
sw allowed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-07
NET OPERATING INCOME
OF RAILWAYS INCREASES
Gnin OF $3.50 Fer Mile. or S2., Per Cent.
In December. 1918. ns Compared
with Previous December.

CHICAGO. March G.--Net operating
income OF the railways of the United
states for December. 1915, increased
$50 per mile. or Se.3 per cent, as com
pared with December. 1914, according
to statement issued o-day by the
bureau Of hallway Economics
This comparison is between the
highest and the lowest December in siN
years. The comparison Of December
OF 1915 with the average December for
hNe years shows an increase of ao.G per
cent. Total operating revenues, accord
'nK to the statement, amounted to
s2H' .3i3. an increase Of sGi0J2J2a
over 1919. Operating expenses were
SlN3.sS3.a?6. an increase OF sl7,4oS.T77
Operating revenue amounted to SOB
1s4.oi'. an increase OF st35.3,74S
II is also set forth that the si,
months OF the current fiscal year. com
pared with the same period Of las,
year. show operating income pcr milo
Increased 5l.2 per cent in the East. a,
per cent in the South and gas per con,
In tho West.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-07
Villa Is on Way to Seek
Conference With Wilson

I'll. PhSO. TEN, March I.-lrnn-
cisco villa IL within stN miles OF
the United states border. and liz cn
rOntc TO Washington. where he will
serk II conference with President
Wilson, according to u message re-
ccircd Tonight by General GnvirIn.
commandment at Juurcz, who trRns-
United the report through Andrews
Garcia. NcNirnn consul here. to Gen
crpI John PcrshlnE. commanding
United states troops along the
border.
General Gnvirtu's ndyices stntcd
that Nilln would cNOMrrntc himself
fr"m hintnr I'm the massacre iu
which eighteen Americans were
Killed last january, and would FUR
thcr endcnrOr to place before I'rcsI-
dent wilson his position with refer
enc" &" the present situation In
hcNiro. The message snid that
villa WAS rnmpcd ~ few miles sunth
of Columbus. v. VI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-07
LYMAN AGAIN ACCUSED
{ hnrrrd with Swindiing Various Per
sons in supplemental Indict-
mPuf.

NEW YORK. March John Grant
Lyman. who He'd from this city after
the exposure OF stock swindle which
he "vas alleged 10 haze pcrDctrat ed
aud later was arrested in Florida, Was
accused to-day in supplemental indict :
mcnt returned by the Federal grand
jury OF "swindiing various persons
throughout the United states Of large
sums Of money" Since being returned
here from Florida, Lyman has been
held in default OF 100000 bail on a
charge Of illcgalIy using the mails TO
dcfra nd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-07
ORDERED EVACUATION

ordered tho evacuation TO continue.
We yer" unable 10 use our railroad
depot. which was under fire Tn. peo-
rlt walked west or rode in vehicles
az all descriptions.
on Tuesday THE sncIiinr continued
sovera! buildings co'lapsinr Happily
no person was wounded. The cellars uf
those remaining IN Nerdun being un-
affected
our CREATES; diiticulty was to reed
the people. but we managed to do it.
ON Thursday night more than ion
hftteu-inch shells fell in the ci,v At
midnight ! received a telephone ln.s-
sage Rush out all tho remaining
civilians hmm ediat"Iy. ana tax. all the
municipal papers, was told over the
wires
The pulic" rushed about I'M the she'll
damaged streets turning out the re
tractor people and shcphertiine them
IT. places OF safety beyond ih, town.
Then a shell cut our telephone wires
The Germans next tired star shells, -
which threw q brill!an; LIGHT over the
snoNin% ruins as sc mobilzcd tho
civilians.
Il vas a5oaz.n- wha, ~ found b,-
meath some Of ,hcs. shattered houses
'Str', ana inHrm old people and chil-
Dire" Wcp' bitterly as w. hoistcd them
from 'hc cellars :nto automobiles which
rushed them 10 an outlying station.
; There. IN default Of proper train ac-
communications, We packed Thorn ia cat
tie cars and on omen trucks
4 was bitterly cold and snow f.lI
heavily Several children died from
exposure during the journey 10 Rar-lc-
! Duo \ number OF persons had wheeled
Their children - the station i'm
peran,bu!ator-. tn, these took w too
much space, So ". had ia l...y. than,
behind Soon after a regiment march :
ing D. "n th"ir way I" the crln. line
N"r" amazed To see scores Of these
empty neraHlbulators bcin. blown
about hS III. Susty winds
~ 'h" night Of February % the
NcrdUn district was swept clean 81
'v"ry'hiEG attaching 10 civilian iiS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-07

RIO lANElRO March lit is feared
here tina; 500 lives have been lost by
til" sinking Of The spanish steanls ship
Priucep. de Asturias. The steamer re-
naipod anoat only Il short time for the
~ ape Of passengers aud crew in the
boats Steamers have gone out 20
search for additional survivors. ~ OF
tn" passenger. aud crew already hav-
iu- hc.N landed at santos.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-07

resolution authorizing the Board Of
t"IH" commissioners to take. slNou
out "i lis expense account for tn. rur-
chaS" a! Il patrol wagon: "a resolution
Tor th' payment to the Vice Commits
S'"N ~ $1,000 out OF the CONTINGENT
i'ind, resolution repeating "A rcsolu-
won directing the City Attorney TO
N' lu''r the trinne liar lot bounded by
"rN Avenue. Cleveland ana Franklin
S'F'tts because OF the excessive price:
Il resolution directing: the Cit, Attorney
'n nay" recorded in the ChauccrX Cour,
"-'c'nrnts between Ia. city and prom
'E'N holders who have dedicated land
10Y me Widening OF Monument Avenue
NtSt ~ thc Helt Dino TRICKS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-07
REPORTS 33s PASSENGERS
tSD 10. OF CREW MISSING

natch from Santos says thai 33S pas
srn2ers ana io1 members Of the ,"ew
on the rrinc-pe dc AsturiaI are mis-
sins The steamer was Wrecked yes
,crdry off Scba s,iao Point. the western
cNtrcmity ri M" island OF that name,
near tn" entrance 10 Santos Bny.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-07
ORDINANCES ,Ii.oN
CHASING or ,ItEyc

IN" following committee ordinances
ana resolutions were adopted: an or
dinhnce authorizing Ai,s Josephine
oGFadH TO CLOG" an alley on Broad
street, between Thirty. fourth and
Th!r'H-Hfth streets: an ordinance ou-
thorizlu% Jamcs w Gordon and John
H. ILShtfooi to close an alley from
Mulberry street 10 tho iioul.vur,i. be-
tween Grove and Hanover Avenues: a
ioiut resolution authorizing tho Com
iuonwcal,h Lumber CORPORATION. in
South Richmond. 10 close au alley run
Ming through -. property q Iuiut rcsO =
luton in"tructluG Ia" GUY Attorney 10
ncutiir" land for Il twenty foot alley
10 WindcT street, hciWcrns I;undoluh
ana Meade: from tho Committee on
Finance. resolution 10 cnEccl a paving
blli DEninH, tn. Virginia Home for
Incmrabics Tor S7l!,:J; Il solution
tho CITY Attorney to nav
10 tho l!ichm"nh Male orphan Nsylum
$50. which II failed 10 uraw last year;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-07
CITY 40 DEDICATE SItC!
FOR rDST-OFEitE DRIVEN ti

Nn ordinance drafted hv The officials
OF tn" Treasury Department, for the
dedication on IN. part of thu. CITY of
fifteen feet o. E,l.you,h stree, Cor =
driveway to the most Office ana III.
accompanying correspondence between
Congressman Montayuc ana S.crc,a-,
AIcAd0v and to:l.srcss!nur Mo.to..uc
and Ma NOr A,nSiic, vas referred 10 The
COMMITTEES on Streets Has.i on IN,
assumption thH' ;i,. CITY win rn;,i,r
The dcdica,ioM. the Department 81 Jus
tic. Is now prcuarinr stems FOR con
dcrniatiol l.rocncdin.!s ,-,u.si ~.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-07
NEW JERSEY FOR WILSON
state Democratic Committee Pledges
IFS support 10 President for
Recollection.

TRENTON. y T.. March G-Thc demo.
crati" stat" Committee al - meeting
io-0a, Endorsed The natjoua! aIlniuis-
rat!ou nnd pledged It's supper, to
President Wilson for restrictions -Four
candidates FOR dcleGat"s-;-t- large To II.
-. Louis convention We're suggested hy
the committees. They are Governor
Fielder. United States Senators Martin
and Hughes, and D-mocra,.c State
Chairman ,;roSSrip
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-07
I>iIl> us TWO NIECES.
THEN ENDS Ills own LIFE

Ci.ARl[ SBUH,i w VA. March q
The dead bodies of two little dauEh-
tc-s of Michael RAIDER wer1 found in
their home NJ Clay Creek, Nicholson
County, rbis morning. An uncle. John
Neal, VAS missing. and posse with
uiocuuourGs set out 20 search for him.
Ills dead body Was found IN the woods
this AFTERNOONS. lie had Sho, himself
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-07
vERDUN DISTRICT SWEPT
CLEAN OF CIVILIAN LIFE
Commander of French Army Ordered
Subprcfect to Evacuatc
All Villages.
PEOPLE EXPELLED BY FORCE
At First Shell, Few Remaining Hun.
dreds Take to Cellars, and M
First Opportunity They. Too, Arc
Rushed to Places of Safety.
UN JEAN GltIII.ON.
SubprcfcCt of Ncrdt,u.

,.r.nI,I.\. ~, 90, .
rN'>'>,G. "'rSh tn
"''"-i eot u"T! inc Seneiai c"tnnunuinS
the army in the region OF Ncrtuu sum
monca me 10 his b.,d,u,r,,r. ,rI
.,;a
-,
- A'.HS :" w
NJ, 80 VI 'N""'' '' 'h'
,,.,n ~, ''"H'
pre,,r;n, go 1871, ~
,,n,r,,, In, 20,
,.,;or. - w
',,ar. ''" P''F"''' 'S
$50 ~,
''" ''i'tS'''"S N,'' N''''t'"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-07
TO CALL SPECIAL SESSION
Teuncssre Legislature May innugnrat'
IMPEACHMENT Proceedings Against
Judge Ellington.

NASHVILLE. TENN, March f.-Wor6
from the Office of Governor Rye to-day
was that il was practically decided TO
call the Legislature in extra session
on March 20 to in,uguratc impeachment
proceedings against Judge Jess EdinE-
ton. OF divisions No. l. shelby County
Criminal Court. and u. y. Estes, attor-
.ncN- general Of shelby County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-07
TtNES GRiDI tTI:D
ON NENRl.N PURCHASES

Tie new taNcs are to u" graduated
on TIL. amount OF The yearly purchases
ANA Il Will he the duty az The iucr-
chants on April rf every wear TO re-
port I" TIA" commissioner OF Revenue
the amount az purchases they have
mau' Tor the twclVCmonth tn. tu>
proposed = a. follows: for purchases
not exceeding $1,000, n IAN 81 $40 FOR
purchases not exceeding >2.0ou. "a taN
OF $50. for purchases not exceeding
S2".coo.-a tax OF $50 on III. fist - 900
and "t$ccuts for each $loo or fraction
thereof in excess Of S2"nn: for par
"hnS"S not exceeding 10000. :. tan Of
So" OF the first $:o.rG0 ard 20 cents
for each 500 or fraction ihercc; IN
excess Of S@",60o: for purchases ev-
ccediuu $40 600 aud not exceeding SioG.-
o00. TAX of $3.50 for the first S5o.GDc
and SOC for each sI0o OF fraction there
Of in excess of :5o.ono. for purchases
exceeding Sio0.ou0. a tax OF $3.50 on
tho FIRST $luo 600 and - cents COR each
sln0 in excess OF 100000 |, was "sti-
m>tsh that til" city wiiI lose between
SN.r"n and $1,000" by the chang" in the
s,ha,inlp