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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-15
Trustees Auction Sale
of
That Valuable Lot in Hope
well. Va, at the Northwest
Corner of Broadway Ave.
and Du Point Street

In execution OF a certain deed Of
trust to tho undersigned trustee,
dated December IL. 1915, recorded In
the clerks office OF the Circuit Court
OF Prince George County, d. B. o.,
page 80. default having been made in
the payment of the debt therein Sc
cured, and being required so to do by
the noteholder. I will sell the prop
erty above mentioned and described in
said deed as being lot No. I. In block
No. Z. on plat made by J. M. Walford.
April 1. 1918. known a. West City
Point Subdivision" fronting 57.5 feet
on Broadway Avenue. and having a
depth Of ITO feet to an alley. upon
which 1t fronts IA feet, at public auc-
ton. on the premises, on
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 10. 1915,
At 1880 O'Clock A. NJ.
TERMs-Cash sufficient to defray
all costs and expenses OF executing
this trust and pay all taxes due. and
pro rata share of 1915 taxes: pay ball
ance Of s37s.12 due on note, with in
terest from June 6. 1915; pay note of
s2.263s3. with Interest from Septem-
Der 4. 1915, assume note OF s2.2ss.s7
due January 4. 1917, to be evidenced
by deed Of trust; and the residue at
one year. with interest from date of
sale, to be likewise evidenced by deed
Of trust upon the above property.
LEON III. NELSON.
Trustee.
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APARTMENTS

THE BROOKE, 221s Monument Ave-
nue.. heat. hot and cold water fur
nished: third floor, west side. 3 baths
3 rooms.
THE STAFFORD. 2eoT Monumen,
Avenue. heat. hot and cold water fur
nished: first floor. s rooms.
J. D. CARNEAL q SON
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY

TIE story 81 Fred Inyiors Success.
who laid the foundation Of a fortune
In one year through our unique Co.
operating Realty Plan, win be sent
on request. II you desire to make
big money ana Be your own boss.
write today. Previous experience
unnecessary. MCDONNELL. s-1l5l.
1925 You Street washin gton. d. C.
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RICHMOND AND CHEsAFEAxE Ray
RAILWAY COMPANY
Schedule effective January Z. 1919
superseding schedule OF April II. 1914
Schedule subjec. to change without
nnfica
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Phone Madison b411. HAIR Mattresses
renovated. slip covers. WHITE &
ELLIOTT. Upholsterers, Furniture
ana China Packers. - f. Main St.
Richmond, Va
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FOR RENT.
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DWELLINGS AND FLATS FOR RENT
South Plum Street. o Rooms, hath.
Stable on rear lot
ne South Fine Street. Rooms, bath
II West Main Street. 10 Rooms. BAH.
COT n. AIIsa Avenue. Rooms. Mod
srn.
3213 West Grace Street. Rooms
modern
2@2o East Broad Street. Second rToos
4 rooms and bath.
M East LAA1h Street. II Rooms. 3
baths. One of the best locations
for boarding honss.
RICHMOND TRUST 4 SAVINGS co.
Real Estate Department.
Seventh and Main Sta.
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rcn nisVz
Dwellings and Fl

Dwellings and Eli
,aas west drass Sttsss: nso
In excellent condition.
si7 shafer Street; nine roomA t
baths: heat furnished By owner. IA
paper throughout 70 taste ef tea4 "
sa1a Hanover Avsnus:. eight rssu
modern; newly painted. In good -
dition-
1911 Ii West Main Street. nSIna:
rooms; bath. To be put in first-ela6G
condition
500 East Main street: eleven rocmas
two baths: rent very low.
los North Boulevard: ten rooun4
two baths. sun parior: both bAA1k
porches screened New and stftcs3y8
modern.
2Is South Pine street: seven room
bath.
1900 James Street; four room1;s
rent $3.50 month.
11e South Fourth 6tr0eej 60
rooms. bath.
1891 Stuart Avenue: nine rosnna
bath on each floor; viii rent A. nata.
252s Park Avenue; seven r001n4
modern; separate entrance and Aea4-
Ing plant
371o West Main Street, second 60es
five rooms: modern; separate -
trance and heating plant
so4 East Broad Street. third f1oegt
five rooms, bath; rent yery low.
GOT North Eighth Street. sir fa98os
rooms, bath; will rent in flats.
RICHMOND TRUST q SAVINGS CO,
Real Estate Department.
Seventh and Main Streets.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-15

Buy . NicA. Soft. SPure south Amez4-
can" curled hair mattress. the best
mattress made. JACOB UMLAUF
la2s W. Broad Street. Phone Mad
isou s2sa.
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wooD AND CoAI.

Dry Ptns $50 OAK Wood. Sawed %
any length. Prompt delivery. In
cord. half and quarter cord quanti-
tieaL Coal Of all kinds. Lowest
prices. ALIENS WOOD AND COAL
YARD. sl1s Street Madison
6479-J.
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AUDITORIUM
Positive Proof Furnished

NOurnlE4A AnlieveA In Two MnuteA.
BoiIs smptied. ~ to 4S hours Sore
eyes in few days by rubbing In tenn
pie. Nail In foot in day or two
Cramps In few minutes Sprains and
bruises in few hours or day or two.
Cuts and sores 1t onos. Intestinal
inflammation By applying over sur
face. Ear ulcers, 40 years. in few
days. Sore ankles. two years. cost
nearly S1oe. In few weeks. Cow
horned In lungs. inches wide,
breath came through in a few days.
10TH CENTURY ROYAL EMINENT.
Ask your druggist or phone Madison
te51. SEQ E. Marshall ST.
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JUS Buy Coal Where You Get Good.
cl>an. free-burning, long Lasting
Lind have sold that kind only
ever eighteen years l am leader in
wood to burn: fave heen about nf-
teen years. can save you worry,
time and money, because I am the
real wood man. LONG. 1903 West
Broad.
Absolutely Hest Quality In All Kinds
coal and wood. Prompt service.
LYME & HARRIS. INC Fifteenth
and Dock Streets. Randolph 437S.
We give 8 q H. Green Trading
Stamps.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

WanteA--bfsA - Learn DArbs1 TvsAe,
few weeks required; steady positions
for competent graduates. wonderful
demand for barberA Free catalogue.
RICHMOND BARBER COLLEG e.
Richmond. Va.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
J. A. CONNOLLY d co.
seventh and Franklin Streets.
Riehmond, Virginia,

AhL~TAA &c n rokt E9iA1xnA
J. A, CONNOLLY Il CO..
seventh and Franklin streets.
Richmond, Virginia,
FARMS.
80 Acres on James River, Near Scots
Vile, ono mile of station On high
blum, with beautiful view. 13-room
dwelling. Price, $4,000. Will sx-
change for city property.
$50 Acres. ZOO In Cultivation. splendid
orchard. 1o-room dwelling. Two
tenant houses six barns: owner, an
old man. will sell at SIS per aero.
100 Acres with Good Seven-Room
house. situated near Ashland Price
$4,000. VIII exchange for good
building lots.
80 Acres, seven Miles From CITY. 30
acres In cultivation six-room house.
Price. s2.25o.
50 Acres. Near RaiIroad station. 10
miles of city. six-room dwelling.
Barns eta Price. 5000.
CITY PROPERTY.
Gfnfer Park Dwelling, View, Every
modern convenience. Lot 10ox26o
feet. Price. $3.50. Easy terms.
North Richmond. New seven- Room
dwelling. Only one block of car
line. Price. $500.
West Grace Street Dwelling of Nine
rooms. Thoroughly modern. detached
Price, $500.
Monument Avesue Lot. % Feet. East
OF Roseneath Road. one Of the high
Get points In city. Price under
market ~
J. A. CONNELLY 4 90,
Mad. S36I--NfaA 89a1
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A0ENTa


A9snto-oAappSsst Household Line On
earth Red hot sellers steady re-
p~AtsrA 100 per cent profit ESQ
lightweight fast-sellinx. popular
priced nsosssitisA Agents outnt
frsA Oct busy-Qnick. Write to-
day, bostal win do. AMERICAN
PRODUCTS CO.. ~ Third Street
Cincinnati. Ohio
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BOARDERs WANTED.
!. 1esns and Beard AZ l512 Grove Ave-
nue.. Hot water heat; running water
In each room; phone. Terms mod
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Earn e26 weskiy. SPARE T1me. wrttfux
for newspapers. magazines. Expert.
ence unnecessary; details Tree
PRESS sYNDICATE. 21s. St Louis.
No.
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FLATS FOR RENT.
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FLATS FOR RENT.
1o4 East Main Street, B Large Rosz.s,
kitohenette, bath Heat furnished
$3.50.
0o4 East Broad street. 8 Rooms, Bath.
electric lights. Third door. S24o
o04 East Grace street. second and
third floors. 8 large rooms. 2 baths.
$4So.
6a1 East Main Street, Three Upper
floors, II rooms, 2 baths. Rent low.
1o4 East Main Street. 4 Rooms. Bath.
Suitable for doctors office. $3.50
RICHMOND TRUST 4 SAVINGS CO.,
Real Estate Department..
Sev~nth and Main sta,
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FARMS.

80 Acres on James River. Near SCOTS
Vile, ono mile of station on high
blum, with beautiful view. 13-roou
dwelling. Price, $1,000. Will sx-
change for city property.
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JEwELRY
~>~~>~->-~->~--~----~~~~~>--
SoAaafs watch Specials,
e].oo-0tlve1 watch. Leather wristlet
oo.0o-0uaranteeA % Years, q Very
good watch bracelet
o1o.00-3o-Yoa1 0entn Elgfn.
e1S1o-esaaA 0siA Laay's Es1A.
o1<.oe-4e-veas. raAs 0nAlAsy, E1xln
watch bracelet
o900o-9e Ysar. N-JswSA. Abused.
Hamilton.
e11.5o-A Lot D1anond Rins,, Espee-
Tally good valuea
Youu FiAd Yos Can Always DO Bet
oCHAAEso,
jewelers.,
~ East Broad.
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mTUA IONS wANrED-MALE
Wanted 1 y Young Man OF Good HaA-
tta, poA pm a. clerk or salesman
willing Yorker. Opportunity for
advanced pt preferred to large sal
Ary. 9. pAMEs. Chester. Va.
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over fifteen yeArs Of Age, with
whsslA who 90 to school In after
noon. to work At Postal ~ meesen-
GERS A. IL. to noon daily.
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HELP wAyTTD-FEMALE-


want~d--stronG. Experienced White
woman cook. large boarding de-
partmsnt No family. Might oon-
slider white or oolored man. Send
letters of Recommendation. state age
and salary expected. PIEDMONT
BUSINESS COLLEGE. Lynchburg.
Va
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sseunday only. DAILY except sun
day. 3 Baggage.
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rAree CcupAsa. Trn Women for North
srn homes. 2osM North Sixth
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EAy~s YOang laAtes for Printing Of
nee. ave young ladies ser candy fac
tory. girls for factory work. cooks,
maids and nurssa PUBLIC EN-
PLoyMENT BUREAU. Room ., City
Hail
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-15

Esang LAAAas wtAAaAS es Take =
thrss-yssr course In the training
school for nurseA - per month:
will 70 given On completion OF tho
coui diploma 10 awarded. For
appI vion blanks and further In
form ION apply to superintendent of
nurse MASsTE MEMORIAL HOS
PTTAl Paris. KY.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-13
GREGORY REFUSES TO
GIVE TO SENATE THE
INFORMATION ASKED

Washington, April 13.-Attorney
General Gregory, responding to Sem
ator Kenyon's resolution calling for re-
suits Of the department Of Justice in
vestigation into the working Of Stand
ard Oil dissolution, told the senate to-
day it would be incompatible with pub
lie interest to disclose the information
at this time.
Gregory's refusal ID regarded as for
casting some development In connec-
tion with the recent rise In the price
OF gasoline. Department officials were
recently In consultation with Charles
B. Morrison. Of Chicago, who took part
in prosecuting the dissolution suit
against the Standard Oil company.
It Is said Morueon has conducted in
vestigations since the dissolution on
behalf Of the department to determine
whether the so-called subsidiaries had
violated the antitrust law since the
decree was entered. Government offi-
cials regarded the dissolution decree
as fundamentally defective in that it
permitted the same group Of hen who
controlled the oil trust to control the
companies into which 1t was separa19d.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-13
NO Change IN CONDUCT OF THE
CAMPAIGN AGAINST VILLA
Anxiety Is Felt Over the Movement Of Defacto
Troops h Northern deico-Could
Menace Mexican Line

San Antonio. April 18.-Until Gem
eral Funston receives orders from
Washington no change will be made in
the conduct OF the campaign against
Villa. 1t is understood unofficial in
formation Of Carranza's request. but
unaccompanied by any orders, has been
sent to General Pershing. On account
OF General Pershing's location far at
the front It is believed improbable he
would receive it before tonight or to-
morrow.
The anxiety which has been manifest
at headquarters here for two days be-
cause of the movements Of the defacto
government troops in northern Mexico.
was more evident today. No addition
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-13
OVERDUE JAPANESE
STEAMER IS IN PORT

Honolulu. T. H.. April 1s.-The Jap
anese freight steamer Ide Maru. feared
by her owners to be at the bottom Of
the Pacific, poked her way into port
here yesterday with a damaged rudder
after a detour southwark of 100
miles. hen she anchored in the har-
Dor Wednesday she was just Is days
overdue at Vladivostok.
Not . word came from the distress
ed Ide Maru from the day she left
Tacoma. February rs. until Captain
Noguchi dropped his anchor here.
nearly seven weeks later. Tho vessels
rudder post II broken.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-13

al information was received concerning
the positions Of the Mexican troops
along the Sonora Chihuahua state
line. Information already at hand in
dicated that In the event OF an open
conflict between the government forces
and those Of General Pershing, the
troops in front Of Sonora, were in such
position as to be a menace to the
American line Of communication.
The skirmish at Parral il not regard
ed as serious by military men here, ex-
cepting the tact that It was almost CO.
incident with the Carranza announce
ment. It is believed probably every
commanding officer in northern Mex
leo has already been appraised OF the
defacto governments intention.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-13
GERMAN NOTE ON
SINKING OF SHIPS
RECEIVED TODAY
President Abandons His
Trip to New York Be-
cause Of Critical Turn in
Foreign Affairs.

Washington April 1.-THE German
note on the Sussex and other subma-
rine cases was received at the state
department today and is being deci-
phered. It will probably be before the
president before night. In view of the
pressing nature Of the situation with
Germany and Mexico. the president has
abandoned his plans to go to New York
tomorrow night and today cancelled
his engagement to speak before the
Young Mems Democratic club there
Saturday.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-13
DECLARES
THAT THE sussex
WAS TORPEDO[D

Paris, April lat 10 officially an
nounced that the French government
has documentary evidence that the
Sussex was attacked by a submarine.
This statement was given out after the
receipt of the German note to the Unit
ed States: 1t sufficc5 In order to
answer the German note to recall that
fragments Of torpedo have been dis
covered in the Sussex hull and that the
French government ID In possession OF
documents which give the name OF the
commander and number OF the SUBJ
marine which damaged the Sussex"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-13
Shots Exchanged While Major Tompkins'
Troops Are Passing Through City
The Encounter Is Described as an
Ummportant Affair

San Antonio, April 13-American forces had an en-
counter with either Mexican military forces the civil
ian population at Parral report to General Funston
from Consul Letcher stated Major Gutierrez commander
at Parra said there clash whiN he termed as u-
important between the American forNes and troops Of
Carranza Parra residents. Americans entered the
town with the intention Of marching through en- route
southwark. An exchange of shots followed
The inference from the message is that the Americans
continued their march through the town They were
probably the troops of Major Tompkns Major Gutter
rez minimzed the affair." saying the Americans appeared
suddenly unheralded and the Mexicans were alarmed
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-13

San Diego, Cal. April 1S.Seyeral
Americans have been killed Or wound !
ed in bandit raids in the vicinity Of
Guaymas, Sonora, according to nav~
al radio message received here. No
details were given nor was the tina
Of the alleged depredations mentioned.
The message was forwarded to the
navy department at Washington and
resulted In an order to the cruiser Den-
yer. now at San Bias. state Of Tepic. "
steam for the Sonora seaport ana ~;
vestigate conditions there. The Dehvor
was "a route from Corinto. NicardSua|
70 san Diego. and would have roaen11
hsFe> Friday.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-13
LONG NOTE IS SENT
BY THE DEFACTO
GOVERNMENT j
Claimed That Purpose of the Expedition,
to Which Mexico Never Gave Its
Consent, Has Been Accomplished

Washington, 13Genera
today that
Villa left the It expected the note will
the state during the In official quarters stated the
n discussed
kigor.
the Mexican
soccupaton of territory occupied by the
party has been destroyed"
Claims Expedition Undertaken Under Misunderstanding
misunderstanding Although
efng definite between
nditons relative to the reciprocal defined
The dispatch
by the perfectly justified"
tween Secretary Lansing and the Caranza
unwse
bald ~ $1,000 ' Fl
Carana's Note Not Surprise I
Counsellor Polk confirmed
that
sending
formal protest the
Ide previously Canz When
% stated
of
invitation
Foud be handled exclusively
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-13
SALAZAR COLLECTS
ARMS AT RANCHES

Sierra Blanca, Tex. April 1s.A0en-
eral Ynaz Salazar, who disappeafed
from Ell Paso several days ago, was
positively Identified yesterday at Nor
ris 1T. o." ranch in Mexico, 80 miles
south Of here and 10 miles south Of the
border.
He had with him four Companions
and IL said to have threatened to XIII
one Of the American ranch hands who
knew him personally. The party LETT,
doing no damage. but took rifles and
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-13
ACADEMY OF ARTS AND
LETTERS Bill PASSED

Washington, April 1s.-lThe hard
fought bill incorporating the Ameri-
can Academy Of Arts and Letters and
numbering President Wilson. Theodore
Roosevelt and ~ others among its
charter members. passed the house to-
day and now goes to the president for
his approval. Opponents Of the bill
charged the purpose was to create SO
J'.imrnortals,n while its supporters
maintain it, sole object u to further
Art and literatuf6 In America.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-13
TRUCK TRAINS ARE
TO BE CONTINUED

Ell Paso. Tex, April 13.-The motor
truck shipment of supplies from Col
umbus to the Casas Grandes base will
be continued. Arm headquarters an
nounced today that General Pershing's
forces were well stocked with hay and
grain. NO word has been received re-
garding the progress OF supplies sent
over the Mexican Central railroad yes
terday by private parties to be sold to
American troops in Chihuahua City.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-13
Villa IS HEADING
DOWN THE MAzAS
RIVER IN DURANGO
Bandit Leader Believed to
Be at Urbana's Ranch
South of Rosario General
Pershing Well Supplied.

Torreon, April 1s.-General Villa il
believed to be near or at Urbana's
ranch at Las Nievas, south Of Rosario,
in the state of Durango. It is reported
he Is heading down Mazas river in
the direction Of the Contreras and Cen
iceros bandits.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-13

Warrington, April Is. - Secretary
Lansing said today the Carranza note
gave evidence that there was somA mis-
understanding In Mexico. Some OF its
sings recollection at the preliminary
negottations.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-13
TO KEEP IN
TOUCH With GOMEZ

San Antonio. April 1s.-Acting on
instructions sent from General Fun
ston's headquarters, scouts were sent
today to locate and keep In touch with
General Arnulfo Gomez's force, report
cd to be moving southeast toward
Casas Grandes. General Funston said
he had taken precautions to guard
against any action directed towards the
expeditionary forces.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-13
Captain Hans Tausehsr in Court.

New York. April 1s.-Captain Hans
Tauscher. husband Of Mime. Johann
Gadsaxt. grand opera singer, and intimate
friend Of the recalled German attache.
Captain Won Papens WAS arraigned in
the federal court for preliminary hear
ing on = charge Of plotting to blow up
tsse Weilaud canal. Captain Tauscher
was arrested on March 30 and has SINGS
heep hel1 q Sits0oV bail.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-13
nORCENTnAU MAY NOT
Return TO HIS POST

Washington. April 1S.--Henry Nor
genthau, ambassador to Turkey. said
today. after conference with the pres
ident, that he was considering resign
ing his post. but that he had not had
an opportunity to discuss the question
with the president and therefore was
not certain whether he would return
to Constantinople.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-13
STATE DEPARTMENT 70
ADVISED or TRoUDLE

Washington. April ia.--The state de-
partment was advised today of some
trouble ct Parral In which Mexican
civilians fired on American troops pass-
ing through the streets" Carransase
troops were not iuvulved
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-13
|ALn PREVAILS
ALONG THE entire
front At Y[RDUN

|rsr1s, April 1s. tofncial.)-calm pre-
Iils6 In the whole verdun region last
kh& Preparation was made by the
hans for an attack on hill No. SO4
4 the attack was prevented by the
seneh from being carried into effect.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-13
OPP And ASSOCIATES
PLEAD not GUILTY

q francisco. April Is.-Franz
consul general for Germany
Snd four others pleaded not guilty
nAeraI court today to indictments
Iyinx Violations of the neutrality
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-20
Giant Aerial Liner Will Soon B,
a Reality, Is Prediction Of
Famous Aviation Engineer

The oversee aerial liner to replace
the giant ocean steamers that now ply
across the Atlantic, Pacific and other
seas, is what is destined to be the
outsrowth of experiments in naviga-
ton in the air and no. longer can such
remarkable development in aviation
be called a dream. This Is the re-
markable forecast of Henry A. Wise
Wood, president of the American So
ciety OF Aeronautic Engineers, who
has been actively interested in aero
nautics for the past Is years. as con-
tanned in the bulletin of the Aero Club
of America, New York, which has been
received by Adjutant General Crow, of
the Second infantry, Idaho National
Guard.
Henry A. Wise Woods prediction,
made in an address to aviation engi-
neers, is as follows:
"A few years ago they smiled at the
dirigible. and it is shaking the worlds
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-20

imperial city; they laughed at the
aeroplane. and it is directing the ar
mics OF Europe. They deride the over
seas aerial liner. but declare not as a
dreamer speaking in rhapsody but as
a cold and calculating engineer. that
the day is at hand when the building
of such vessel may be begun. and is
not far distant ere the liner shall. at
established intervals of time. set forth
for every capital. Knowing neither
land nor sea. nor reef nor ice, nor
coast nor boundary, these winged
swift and ghostly argosies shall made
of every town an aerial port, of every
hamlet a haven of safety on the coast
Of that vast ocean of which its earliest
navigator sits amongst you here. Then
shall there be realized the dream that
has led us on, and there be drawn into
a single community possessed of a
common consciousness the national
families of all the earth"