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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-03

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-12
COMMITTEE WILL REACH
ITS GOAL BY NOON
Great Meeting At City Auditorium
Sunday Afternoon win Open
TayInen's Convention.

The convention committee OF the
Laymen's Missionary Movement ex-
rect to reach their 1900 goal by noon
.toIay. -.
Up to last night the registrations
showed the following results by de-
nominations:
Baptist 226: Episcopalians asa;
Methodists, III; Presbyterians, 1879;
Disciples, 81; Lutherans, So So far
there are l6I out-of-town delegates
registered.
From present indications the an
nual convention of the Laymen's Mis-
etonary Movement. which will open
sunday afternoon at 3:20 O'CLOCK IN
the city Auditorium, will be the most
successful one in many years.
Sunday afternoon $500 seats viii
I be reserved for registered lay dele
gates, and each will be granted the
privilege of bringing his wife or lady
friend. The executive committee has
ruled that only day sessions at Grace
Street Baptist Church will be open to
the public and the entire main audi
torium viii be occupied at these meet
inEs by the delegates. The gallery will
be open to the public.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-12
Hay WOULDN'T BECOME
GARRISON'S SUCCESSOR
Virginia Representative Mentioned For
Place But lis Needed ON COM
mittee.

Washington, p. c. Feb. IA mem
Der Of the cabinet was authority to-
day for the statement that Congress
man James Hays name was one or
those President Wilson was consider
tuE for appointment as Secretary of
War to succeed Garrison.
1t is highly improbable that Mr.. Hay
viii be named as President Wilson was
informed by several mSmbers of the
House Military Affairs Committee to-
day that Chairman Hay is the only man
in Congress who can put through the
House Presidents Wilson's prepared
ness program.
While Mr.. Hay is generally consld-
cred in the Senate and House as the
logical man for Secretary of War 1t
is realized that the House Military
Affairs Committee as at present con-
stituted and without him as Chairman,
possesses no member capable of hand
ling the preparedness bill in the man
ner that Will be required to obtain
its passage.
Mr.. Hay was congratulated by over
hundred of his colleagues in the
House today over his virtual victory
over Secretary Garrison and the hope
expressed that he would he appointed
as Garrison's successor. To several
members of the Virginia delegation,
Mr. Hay stated that he would not ac.
eept the position If offered.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-12
DOPP RESPONSIBLE
Fur GREAT FIRE
Was once Consul nc MONTREAL anu
Was Intimately Acquainted Win
Conditions at Ottawa.

Ottawa. ont. Feb. 1.-THE destruc-
ito, Of Canadian Parliament buildings
was la.a at tho doors Of Franz Bopp'
former German consul at Montreal.
tonight. by Hon Charles Marcel. NJ.
Z. Bopp Is at present under ind'ct-
nent at San Francisco on a charge en-
entering into conspiracy against
Canada in violation Of United states
neutrality.
Eopp's familiarity with ottawa and
the Parliament buildings was pointed
TO by Mr. Marcel. He asserted that
Ropp had been present at the open
ing Of Parliament and was wei ac-
guainted with conditions in the Canada
cap.tal having been a frequent visitor
TO the city and a close student vi
Canadian conditions,
Mr.. Marcel was formerly speaker OF
the House of Commons and an init
mate friend Of Bopp. lie is one If
the most prominent men OF Montreal
in response to questions in Parlia-
meht Hon J. ID. Hazen minister Of
maring and naval service announced
to the member that assurances had
ffre.rf The rtttt.rf ttttts
government that 1t would not allow
American soil TO used as hostile at
lacks against the Dominion.
Fear lad been expressed by F. i.
Harde. member for Lambton, that re-
cent cHents including the threat of
Germany 10 torpedo without warning
armed merchant vessels would so
arouse Germans IN the United states
that great precautions would be neces-
gary i'm Canada 10 prevent hostile
operations from across the border lie
said ne feared invasion or property
damage He pointed to dispatches
from san Francisco telling Of sixty
one indictments there in connection
with plots against Canada. including
a conspiracy to wreck the Sarnia tun-
mol. He pointed out that merely an
Imaginary inc separated the two
countries and declared that If seri-
nus effort 10 injure Canada were made
the chances for its success were eX-
cellcnt.
Mr. Hazen. IN reply, declared that
every prccaution was being taken and
that the United States had given as
surances IL would prevent it's soil from
being used as a base Of operations
Everything possible is being done, he
declared both in Canada and the
United states, for tho protection Of
Tire Dominion
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-12
Roosevelt Leaves
For Balmy Bermuda

New York, Feb. 11.--Colonel and
Mrs. Roosevelt left New York this af-
ternoon aboard the steamship Guiana
for the West Indies. They will return
about the middleN of March. Mrs.
Roosevelt thought the Colonel needed
a rest, and he agreed with her.
Asked to discuss the Garrison af-
fair and to comment generally on the
Wilson administration. the Colonel
smiled good humoredly as scores of
cameras clicked.
Il must refer you 10 my book. Fear
God and Take Your Own Part What I
wrote in that is true today and will be
true a year from now. 1t deals with
all the matters TO which You refer.
As for the Lusitania matter. all care
to say is this: II a man slapped your
wifes face eight months ago. ii is nf
no consequence what you may dc
now"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-12
VIENNA DENIES PiLSEN
WORKS DESTROYED

Berlin, Feb. II. Via sayville.) RE
ports circulated by the Havas Agency
that the great Skoda Works at Pilsen
had been destroyed by an explosion
arc cateEorically denied by the Vienna
authorities.
mo explosion has occurred in the
Sodka Works" says dispatch from
Vienna Work Is proceeding un-
disturbed, The Havas Agency report
Is a pure invention
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-12
ASSEMBL Y CLERKS HAVE
BIENNIAL CRAB FEAST

The biennial crab feast given to the
clerks of the Senate and of the House
Of Delegates by Senate Journal Clerk
r c. Larrabee, of Phoebus. was had
last night in the dining rooms Of the
Bijou cafe The function was attend
ed by some thirty men, among them
clerks Of both branches of the General
Assembly Speaker Houston, OF the
House and former Delegate Walter
Tansil Oliver.
The supper was much enjoyed by
the guests Of Mir. Larrabee and there
were some speeches and some music
on the side. With the crabs there
were served the various fixings that
set well with crabs and aid in their
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-12
TWO REPORTS COMING

(Continuec E'om First FageN
matter will be settled before the day
Is over.
As a result of the failure to hold
a meeting yesterday, II now looks as
Il he report will not get to the Senate
untH Tuesday or Wednesday of next
week 1t was first thought that the
paper would he ready by Monday.
Members Of the board stated yester-
day afternoon that the alleged report
Of The board, which was printed in a
local. paper yesterday. was full of In
aCCuraCies
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-12
THE WEATHER

Washington. Feb, little lndica-
tfnns are that there VIII be local SHOWS
n region of the Great Lakes, Me-
York, New England and overcast
weather with probably rain in the Mid
die Atlantic states and Tennessee
Fair weather Will continue Saturday
and sunday in the South Atlantic
states.
Forecast:
Nirein.4--Overcast Saturday. Sunday
probably rain.
North Carclina-Fair Saturday and
probably Sunday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-12

Hayes. James r. Collins, White r Us-
xeli. George c. Ppne and Or. n, A9-
lick Burke. Burial was made in Bland
ford Cemetery.
YounE Couple Married
Miss Clara DeAdmond and MT. Law
renee Harrison. a well-known and pop
uIar young couple OF the West End.
were united In married yesterday at
Halifax. n. c.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-12

London, Feb. 1.-THE Minister of
Munitions announced through the
press bureau tonight that lie asdi-
tional establishments had been taken
over by tho government bringing the
total controlled munitions establish
menrs up to 2,S34.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-12
MINING OPERATIONS
FEATURE BRITISH FRONT

London, Feb H. British headquar-
tiers officials We sprane three mines
yesterday north ~ Carnog and another
south of Fosse No s. Today the Ger
mans sprang a mine southwest of
the Hohcnzoileru Redoubt We suf-
tered no casualties.
Hostile artillery was active today
rorth of Albert. north of Loos and
abcut Nprcs Armentieres, and Ell
yerdinghe We're shelled during the lay.
This afternoon We sprang a nire
northeast Of GiYeuchy.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-12

Theodore l.. Barry. manager Of the
Powers Transfer Company, was al,
Nlsed yesterday morning from Corpus
Christi that his iiLtle son. Louis. who
was visiting az that place. had been
badly injured about the spine by g
kick from q horse. 1t is feared that
the child may die from his injuries.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-12
ELECTRIC LIGHTS IN
HOPEWELL TURNED ON.
Electric Cars Prom Petersburg Are
Expected Within the Next Few
Days.
HARD To FIND PRAYING MAN.
Dying Youth Begged for Prayer, II Is
Said, But None Felt Competent to
Offer Petition 10 Almighty
Special to The Richmond virginian1 !


( Special TO The Richmond Virginian)
Hopewell, Va, Feb. 1l.--Hopewell
made another long stride forward to-
night when HopeweIl Street was turn
ed into a Great White Way" by the
turning on Of many arc lights. which
lad been adjusted during the day by
llnemen and electricians of the Prince
George Electric Light and Power
Company. The company officials are
thoroughly enthused with The Hope
well Way They declare they wans
to demonstrate TO the business ele-
nent that the electric current has
come to Hopewell TO stay. The first
lights were turned on the wires OF
the company by the Petersburg and
Appomattox Railway Company last
night.
1t is understood that It will be Sow
eral days before there is any concert
ed move to try to furnish current for
COMMERCIAL purposes. as thorough
tests are to be made Of wires and
Transformers so rs to preclude the
possibility Of material break
down.
The coming Of the current Is only
the forerunner OF the appearance of
the electric cars from Petersburg,
which will be in operation in the next
lew days. The grading down Broad
way for the car line to city Point
Ii about complete. The vaughan Con-
struction Company has practically
finished its contract for running cars
in HopeweIl by February :.
Wanted "A Praying Man.
There is n young man dying in q
Hopewell rooming house, who today
requested hts physician to pray for
him and with him. as he had been
notified that he had only a few more
hours to live. The physician declared
shat he felt ineligible for the task and
an attendant was called upon Tho
desired prayer was again refused. on
the grounds that the party requested
to offer up an appeal to the Almighty
did not feel capable. The two start
cd out to End some one who could
conscientiously ohiciate at such q func-
Itjon \ dozen people were ap-
preached, and ali refused. some
time afterwards n man was found
who said he knew a man in Il village
who was thoroughly equipped TO offer
Iup a petition for the dying man. He
was hastily sent for and after another
delay was prevailed upon to 60 and
see him.
The story became generally known
and It is regarded as a remarkable
coincidence that there are so few pray
ing men in the Wizard city. II Is gem
i orally suggested that great revival OF
! the Billy Sunday order would 90 n
world Of good here.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-12
| echs Defeated
by Gallaudet in
Close Contest

Washington, D. C.. Feb. 11.--Nirginia
POLYTECHNIC Institutes basketball quint
met defeat here tonight at the hands
Of Gallaudet, 81 to rs.
Engelby. the Techs star forward.
who played such a ereditable offensive
against Georgetown last night, was
completely blanketed by the Gallaudet
guards. which was the main cause of
their defeat.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-12
WILL TREAT ARMED
State Department in note to Berlin
arfII-

State Department in q note TO Berlin
sald
The practice OF a majority of ma
tions and the consensus of opinion by
the leading Authorities on interna~
tfonal law. including many German
writer's, support the proposition that
merchant vessels may arm for defense
without losing their private character
and that they may employ such arma-
meut against hostile attack without
contravenng the principles of inter
national law"
The British government is said to
be preparing to make much OF this
arguma NJ made by the United States
i'm opposing the plan now under con
sideraljou by the United States to ex-
ciade armed merchantmen from
American ports. and TO warn Arneri-
cans Ia remain off armed helligerert
vessels.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-12
fingers store Is Robbed.

G G. Unger. of No. 1909 East Main
Street, reported to the police yester-
day that his place had been entered
and $3.50 taken from the cash regis
ter.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-12
cOCIETY
LAST Of SERIES IS
BRILLIANT EVENTS
Exchnaoud society Turns. Out In Fore
F and tl1e Occasion Proves One Of
the Cfty's Most Successful
Events

the Cty's Most Successful
Events.
Tho last of the series Of three ger
mans given hv the Bachelors Cotil-
lien Club during the season was
danced nj the Jefferson auditorium
last evening at 8 O'clock. The room
was handsomely decorated with s1uilax
ard bay trees and many palms were
banked on the stage 70 screen the or
Glaestra which played for the dancing.
&npper was served at small tables If
eight. which were Attragt!veN decor
Ased WITH spring flowers The prcs!-
aent ef the c.Wa George EltzEerald,
Ted the opening figure dancing with
Miss Sarah oppvunessner. ana many
OF the belles ard heauN uf the smart
society set we're present. The chapeT-
ones for the club are Airs Fred
pIeasants, Mrs q. q. Rarksda}e, Mrs
Walter s Mcneil Mrs. 81. George
bryan aEd Mrs Henry Iandon CaheN.
Some Of troee 1auclue were, Miss
Alice Small BLAIR with John Penny
packer: Miss Alice Henn.IE MnL24n
~ --<ar fCTE57InE; Miss Louise
Gould. OF New DIRK. With Childrey
Scott. MISS Ellen Bcirne Scott with
Harry AukuS inc, Miss Ursula Har-
rison with Edwin Conquest, Miss
Martin Chsm beTiafnc Valentine with
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ginia this eFeasus. aud the guests VAL
1smaln for the dance. which viii fol
/ low dinner ho4r some OF tn" mems
4 bars ~ the debHtanie set Will nc en-
Il x&riaiaed ny MI and Nrs. Robert e
( Wi!hams. OF IT1S Hanover Avenue
The affair villa be very attractive. and
gone et the men ~ the dancing set
have also been included in the LIST Of
those invited
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-12

of any such attempt 10 discipline Gen
Graz Scott this officer declared en-
phatica'ly would be serious in the ex-
t.cIpe
The whole bunch OF us, he said,
'woHId get out with him."
The general impression in the War
Department Is that General Scott will
have but short time as acting Sec
FetHFt IF Va ar
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-12

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Woodson Bafnhart, " j. Elho}t'
Lewis Madison.
Team No, J, SaXon~-t. r. Ialley
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captain; W. y. Buchanan. Taylor
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-12

On the information so reported the
State Corporation Commission shall
assess the value Of such cars and levy
d tax at the rate Of 3-5 per cent of
the assessed valuation.
The coordinate college bill. which
has been reported favorabiy by the
House Committee on Schools and Col
leges and by the Senate Committee on
Public Institutions ana Education, is
on its second reading on the House
calendar 1t is likely that il may be
reached at todays session of the
House Since it's amendmeut elimi-
mating the appropriation feature ana
putting 1t up To the advocates of the
measure to raise $4,000 + + the es-
tahlishment and maintenance of It CO.
ordinate college at the university, "A
number of new friends are claimel,
The bills has twenty patrons in the
House. They are Speaker Houston.
Messrs. Wills Myers, Fuller, Hobson,
Jones, Love, Clement. Gordon. MeetZe,
Burke, Birreu, Cousins, Pence. Pitts,
Williams. Page, GIlpin, Steck and
Moss.
The House Committee on Roads and
the Senate Committee on General
Laws yesterday afternoon held a joint
session to consider the Burrell-Meetze
bin providing for electric headlights
of not less than 500 candle power on
every locomotive operating in Virginia.
A great many railroad men, at
torneys, officers and operatives were
on hand TO oppose the measure, it be-
ing declared by several speakers that
they were regarded as exceedingly
dangerous.
1t was also pointed out that the
Interstate Commerce Commission is
now considering the question and
when the commission makes known
its decision and prescribing what
power and style of headlight was to
be the standard the roads would ac-
ecpt and install at once.
The patrons of the bill presented
their side of the case and introduced
several persons who favored better
headlights for the public welfare,
The committee rose without taking
action.
The Senate Finance Committee yes
terday afternoon announced the fol-
lowing dates for special hearings
Monday, s to II =. M--Franchises
and increase of rates
Tuesday, 3 to II F. M.-Capital in
business, omitted taxes and taxes on
real estate agents.
Wednesday. 8 to II r. M-Mer-
chants license and taxes on light.
heat and water companies
All these hearings Will take place in
the courtroom OF the State Corpora
ton Commission The public viii be
welcomed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-12
Capitol Gossip


On the information so reported the
State Corporation Commission shall
assess the value Of such cars and levy
a tax at the rate Of l 3-5 per cent of
the assessed valuation,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-12
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