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The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-18
EIGHTEEN SUBMARINES
 E0R SOUTHERN WATERS

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The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-18
TWO MURDERS
 ARE REPORTED
 ID THE POLICE
Joseph Smith and James 0'Brien Meet With
 Foul Play.

SEATTLE. Dec 1S-Saturday even ing the body of Joseph Smith was found back of the Country Club House some nine miles on the interurban ele- cSric line running to Everett, A ham, mer was used by the murderers. Rob bery is believed to have been the mo tive
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-18

SEATTLE. December 1S-James o'Brien. a long shore man was killed yesterday by a blow on the head with blunt instrument The killing occurred just as O'Brien was leaving the Island View Hotel of which Mrs Grace Quirk is proprietor. It is thot here that J. Quirk, husband of Grace Quirk. did the killing and the police are looking for him. O'Brien is said to have paid much attention to Mrs. Quirk
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-18

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The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-18

HELENA. Mont, Dec. 1S.-Miss Belle Fligelman. daughter of MT, and Mrs. H. Fligelman of Helena, has been appointed as private secretary to Miss Jeanette Rankin. the only woman rep resentative in Congress, it has just been announced.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-18
SHOT DOWN AT
 HIS OWN DOOR

LOS ANGELES. Dec. IS-Louis BelfageaRea. an undFetaker here was called out os his bed last night by the violent ringing Of the doorbelL Get ting up. in hurry he slipped down and opened the door. Immediately shot vas heard and he fell dead on the floor The police have not discovered any trace Of the assassin.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-18

WASHINGTON. Dec. Is.-A petiti. tion from employees of the coast and geodetie survey, setting forth the high COST ot living and asking for increased pay was presented Saturday to Con- g-ess by Secretary Redfield-
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-18
ROYAL FAMILY HAVE TWO MEATLESS
 DAYS A WEEK

LONDON. Dec. 1S.-Colonel Lock wood. chairman of the Kitehin com mittee Of the House of Commons is the authority for the statement that the king and the royal household have for some time past had two meatless days a week, in a discussion referring to the impending enforcement of meat less days in Great Britain for all.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-18
OLD PIONEER OF
 OREGON DIES

SALEM. Ore. Dec. 1S.-Dayid Watson Craig. the founder of the Re publican party in the state Of Oregon died yesterday morning at the age of SS.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-18
FOOD CHAPTERS CAUGHT.

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The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-18

R. F. Murphy, Of the Dupont Pow der Company. of Juneau and ". C. Collyer Of the same place who were in town some time last week have re. turned and are again registered at tbe Stedman.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-18
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The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-18
PRINCE RUPERT
 NORTHBOUND

The Prince Rupert arrived from the north Saturday evening at D. m. with Mir Huegs and Mir. NJ. C. Mcdonald as passengers for Ketchikan She sailed for the north at 10 D. n.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-18

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The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-18
VISITORS FROM HADLEY.

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The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-18

NEW ORLEANS. La. Dee 1S-One child was killed. two men injured and heavy property damage done by 8 tor nado that struck Alexandria, La. and the surrounding country today.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-18
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The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-18
PROF. AND MRS. KNOX ENTERTAIN MEMBERS OF
 HIGH SCHOOL PLAY

Last Friday evening at their home Professor and Mrz. Knox entertained the High SchoI Students who were in the cast Of the Dear Boy Graduates" Some fifteen guests were entertained with games and music until a late hour when the host and hostess serv- ed an appetising midnight supper.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-18
GSEAT BRITAIN iS
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The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-18
MOVEMENTS OF BOATS
sOUTHBOUND.

SOUTHBCUND. Alameda, Wednesday Prince Rupert, : D. n tomorrow.
 NoRTHBOUND Maripoga this afternoon. Princess Sophia tonight. City of Seattle Wednesday. Humboldt, Wednesday. Admiral Watson Saturday.
 - The weeping willow came originally from the banks of the River Euphratps.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-18

WASHINGTON, Dec. 18.-President and Mrs. Wilson are celebrating their first wedding anniversary today and are receiving many congratulations.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-18

BUTTE. Mont. Dec. 1S-A boycott on milk here since the price went 10 l5 cents 8 quart has reduced the con sumption by half. dealers say.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-18
IN FROM LORING.

Mrs Mike Wz61tng and Capt Tom NcLa9galfn zrs visitors Io the city, totaT fgora Lorizg They wiIi bs tn town for day or So and are register. ed al the ReTfiIz-
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-18

A single man is seldom as good as his best girl thinks he ig, or married man ag bad as his wife suspects he is.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-18

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The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-18

BrzziFs Independence centenary will be in 1922.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-18

v. Mcdonald. Of Seattle. is regist- cred at the ReyilIa.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-18
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-20

SGaatof Knapp replied that
~ xrotn being humorous
1f1f ~. 4 hin had already been
$500 xfvine fuli exemption TO
~ ~ 8feffilers Senator Addison
~ I{ {kere Was any such Language
S1ss bilnr act a. provided Tor
- I5In ption. Senator Mspp stated
- Concerning the adoption OF
n &8&fy ana brewery amendments,
l&c1sred that notice had been
- flsat no exemptions would pc
0&fSd IL the State went re-
Gkrnore declared that nc dsd nov
y my JustificAtion for any eSemn.
~ the breweries. Three requests
S7 zen made for exemptscss---the
n ~ me winerfes--and II had been
80 IL rive the wineries until Jan
i1 i 1915. to remove the wines al
Nv manufactured. The reason Tor
fffn esxtensscn OF time was that Y wss
Ma ON good authority that the
<1sA which was already IN Process
= "a : ~, farture coslid not be removed
Fss9n the state until tirne had been
1i{an Is II 70 mature No suct rea-.
- existed for an extension OF tine
lIIS Tic brewertes, which had preferred
m second request. The third re-
&uesf had come from the cealeFs 70
~ allowed sufficient time after No
vesuber TO pack up end remove the'r
eQoda on hand.
III was a weii-lxnowu fact Senator
nf&1p stated that Virginia had allow
q = lcnxer time TO the hauor dealers
ma manufacturers to close up their
business than had been allowed ny
S11x ether state As an evidence th8t
~ wineries and breweries DID net
S5roeca to be exempted, Senator Mapp
ula4ed what r. weii-kncwn fact. that
Eh9 owners of the wineries and tine
hrexeries we're among thu leaders IN
ne fgslt against the enabling act,
uhcrrfny that they fully ecognized
hat fhsir busseass would be pro-
bfhited
This amendment OF Senator An
drewr was defeated by decisive viva
ecce vote. and It Is probable that
nothing more viii be heard from the
breweries and the wineries concern
|nK exemption.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-20
BISHOP O'cONNElL DID
NOT LIKE sOQEs TASTE


Right Rev. b. j.noConnaii, Catholic
Bishop OF Virginia. sAys that he did
taste tho poisoned soup sArvad at the
University Club Of Chicago Inst week,
but that the soup did have the right
flavor and 20 he partook OF but q
small amount Of the poisonous drink.
Though probably one hundred Ut
more guests were made III by the soup
In which the anarchist chef. Jean
Crones aso an expert chemist. put
deadly drug. Bishop OsConneil did
not feel any bad effects from the small
amount THAI he swallowed. In fact the
bishop appeared At the True Reform
ers Hall Friday night and took part
In the presentations of Testimonial
to Father HannISAn BY ths co1orsd
people Of Richmond.
Reporters who saw him ut this SER
vice did not At the tInix KNOW that
the bishop had narrowly escaped death
but q few days previous or that he
was among the guests IT the Poison
Soup banquet. The bishop. being a
man Of modest manner. desiring 20
avoid any publicity only mentioned the
matter to q few OF his confidential
frieuda and II was by the merest
chance that The virginian learned
the facts and was able 10 give the
startling information to the public
hours ahead Of any other paper.
The bishop was In bed Friday night
when the virginian undertook to inter-
view him. The priest At his home who
answered the telephone would not
awaken the tired preiate. who had
spent an unusually active day. Bur
the fact that the bishop attended the
banquet and that he did not suffer from
the poisoned soup was given out by the
priest at the home.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-20
HOUSE BILLS

The following were presented and
referred under Rule ST.
To the Committee on Special Pri-
vate and Local Legislation:
BY Mr.. Leedy---A bill to amend and
re-enact an act entitled "An act TO
incorporate tho town of Stanley. In
Page County. Virginia" approved
February IL, 1900.
BY Mr.. Myerx-4-A bill 10 amend the
charter Of the city OF Richmond so
as to amend ana re-enact section ss3-a
as the same has been heretofore
amended, relating to the terms OF the
members OF the Board of Fire Com
rnfagfouAr9 ~ $3.50 ftsc
BY Mr.. EdwArsds--A bill to increase
the county and district Ievtes for
school purposes In Carroll County,
Virginia.
To the Committee On Public Prop
erty:
BY Mr.. Baker. of Chesterfeld---A
Joint resolution IN relation to ex-
change Of portion of Capitol Square
fronting Bank Street for Ford lot
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-20

sembly. ana II to be settled by the
wishes OF the people OF tho state 80
expressed By their representatives.
q. Senator Vests statements were not
received without question by senator
strobe. who insisted that the purpose
OF the enabling act was 20 exempt
cider from the present law. certainly
tor the present session o. the Zen
ersi Assembly. The Senstcr from
Amherst ala not contend that II was
4 G,estfcn wh.-h Rad been settled TOR
all time, boz be did insist that the
people had q right 70 expect that this
General Assembly would rot change
che present elder law. TO this posi-
Ssan Ssastcr West vigorously dcmur-
red. ans the Senate adjourned 10
meet AZ - O'Clock Mrndss morning.
with tbs Early ayrstnSmA 4 pending.
Earlier In the dav Senatcr Cannon,
81 Richmond. introduced nm amend
;na1. eSemrtius liquor manufactured
rrtcr 10 September 20. 1914. and at
present stored In bonded warehouses,
the privileges being given hat such
erteEt spirits could he kent in the
bonded warehouse TO be shipped out
and sold In territory wher,. II could
be legally cold This amendment also
was PASSED by for further considera-
ton.
senator wendeuburg moved 10 take
W his amendment. which v ould pre-
vent any person from bel Z elected
80 the office OF commissioner unless
he is pract!cirg attorney. the object
being to- allow no one who IL not
lawyer to be elected to thar position.
At the suggestion of Senator Mapp,
the consideration of this amendment
was deferred until Il should be
reached In fbe ~ertfon In which the
commissioner is provided for.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-20

Des Woinxk n Hsb. 80 The skiing
Of thirty frogs $40 inches Ii ALL
wNrs grated upon tAe hody u MrA
sam Sport, OK this city, today. Mrs,
Sport was severely burned In are.
the burns covering nearly half of her
body.
= The skin grating operation became
q matter soE q immediate necessity AZ
mons Of hGr relatives lived here and nos
body Volunteered To- donate any skim
Or. R0dnex E.Agen, surgeon In charge,
ID shipment OF frogs
that wa4s destined FOR the laboratory
o. Drake untvereity.
Mrs. Sport ID thirty eight years old,
ana d. grandmother. Relatives from
FAatoat his ayx4vsd here q few hours
after the operation. ready to yield any
additienAk skin 1assdsd.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-20

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poses. 81 q ~ 5 s''s &
TO s4n&,,A ~ .........,x - mt 10
create rsts.Sss,s ia. Y ss.Ssss, ssstr,ct 4,
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,s.'.. -.1 - ~. Z .ae' y.
Z y A'nssed.
The foilowtht House bulls were
Passed
TO authorfse the board of super
yfsors o. ths tpsinfy Of Faaquicr ko
borrow money not exceedirg twenty
hve Thousand dollars to extend the
tmproyament ~ thu pubiic>roads IN
Scott and MarshMli Magisterial Dis
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-20
HIGHLANDS TO HAVE
kIN NATIONAL BANK

Especial 70 the Richmond virginian.)
Warrington, p. c.. Feb. 1s.---
ComptroiIsr Of the Currency Williams
announced today that the Richlands
National Bank, Of Richiands, Va.
with capital Of $4,000, has applied
for a national bank charter.
The Merchants and Farmers Bank
OF Richlands has made application to
the Treasury Department TO convert
into = national bank. with. q capital
Of $4,000, under the name OF the
First National Bank Of Richlands.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-20

act 10 amend and. re-enact section
352s of the Code OF Virginia. and to
repeal section as2s Of the Code OF
virginia, in relation 70 foeA Of attor-
neys for the Commonwealth approved
March 5. 1900. NJ amended ana re-
enacted by an act entitled An net 70
amend and re-enact sections 1883
ssoo Sos. 1896 and s50s OF the Code
a. Virginia, ana to amend and re-
enact section 3s1S Of the Code OF yir-
rinia. a. amended by m act approved
FEBRUARY IL, 1895, and section 361s
81 the Code OF virginta, ~ amended
Nv an act approved February ~.
fsss. and section s52s. az amended
by an act approved March s, 1899,
Af.tf also TO repeal section ASIA Of the
Code OF Virginia. m amended by IN
Act approved February 20. 1909. and
section S5z5 OF tho Code OF virginia.
approved on the 3lst day Of Dccsn-
Der. 1908, as amended and re-onAct-
"a BY m act entitled an aet to amend
and rc-enact section 3b2S. ap amend
al ma re-enactod by an act OF the
General Assembly Of Virginia. entitled
an act to amend and re-enact section
2s78. approved March Is. 1905, m
amended and re-enacted by m act %
the General Assembly of Virginia, cn-
titled an act to amend and re-enact
section 352S. approved March IL.
1910, ~ amended and re-enacted by
nm act Of the General Assembly o.
Virginia. approved March ~. 1912"
To compensate T. Gordon Finney
Tar services rendered ~ trial 1untice
tor Alexandria County. Virginia. for
the nnouthE OF January and February
1914, under the act OF the General
A1sembIy ~ virginia, approved March
ZXl4H4XXXs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-20
WILL SFEAK on THE 1889
WORK OF THE JEW IN WAN.
irish I,eader n I,nriinY,n.e II,

Mr.. George Benedict. superintendent
Of the Young Mems Hebrew Associa-
ton. viii speak at the home Sunday.
February 20. NJ $50 r. NJ. on The
Work Of the Jews In the Present War"
Miss Sadie Fisher, on the violin, and
Mr.. Sam Goodbicar, on tho viola. WIN
play duet and render solos, accom-
panied by Miss Esther Goidenburg.
OF New York city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-20

who recently visited the froIsf Ii
Flanders, kept Il dtsry OF hia &xp0rfs
epces. which IL full Of vivid jfnpreD.
sioIis. Hers - his account ( 4 speech
made nnder f1re:
BY JoTfN REDMOND.
Irish Leader In pAriiarnent.
The Munster FusfEefs were parAded
and drawn up In a hollow square.
Major-General Rawifnson introduced
me to the troops and asked me to ad :
dress them. They had marched onto
the ground playing Tho Wearing o.
tho Green on their Irish war pipes
and carrying the green Irt II Nag, Il.
There was a battery OF British anti.
AFR craft guns on my LETT, forty yhfdh
away. and . battery OF 7s.mflIimeter
French guns, forty yards away. on my
After / had spoken q rev sentences,
the battery on my left rang out with
startling .suddanness. We then her
came aware there was q hostile Taube
aeroplane right over our heads,
From then on until the end Of my
speech tho British guns on the one
side and the. French guns on the other
fred shrapnel shells at the Taubc at
regular intervals.
A Strange Expcr4emcr,
1T WAS q strange experience for me
to have my speech punctuated. not
by applause. but by the roar of guns
only q few yards from where
] was standing
1t was marvellous exhibition OF
the discipline and steadiness OF the
men that. while the firing vns taking
place, not one OF them even lifted his
head to look at the; aeropiane, but
remained passive at attention.
y, When finished my speech, the
men cheered Justify and marched
away. playing "O'DonneI Atoo."
1t has been claimed that the Fff-
teenth Royal Irish Regiment was the
first which made "It's Long Way
to Tipperarys popular with the troops
I am told this song Is sung by both
Belgian and French troops. and fts
strains are even heard coming from
the German trenches.
King Albert's Homo.
King Albert resides Ia small. i'm
pretending, detached seaside villa.
without garden or grounds OF any
sort or kind. standing literally ON q
sandhiil. loukipg opt on tho sea. Only
about thirty OF forty feet from the
edge Of ths water II the royal palace.
sllAh never. forget .nny visit to the
King and his Kindness, courtesy and
sympathy. and how warmly ana rem
erously. he .spoke~ of the little that
Ireland has been able II. do to help
him. contest my emotions were
stirred BY this titervtew per-
haps, than ever before.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-20

-
gestion q opening TWeiftn ctrcet
thrcuGn from BANK - Capitol
CITY Council mas paesed resoiu-
ton asking the state 70 pUrmit tne
widening Ct Bank 1treet, bur mmpiy
to eliminate the sidewalk ou the north
side Of the fence. thus chanunz the
topoEraphy OF the street without TAX
ing Any territory rom Capitol square.
The administrative Board has Also
asked the state 20 permit the rouMn-
ing on or the entrances to Capftoi
Square at Twelfth Street, 90 that ~
may De shaped up similar to the en-
trance at Ninth and Bank.
State Nees31 F3Oom q.
In urging the adoption OF his reso-
luton Mr.. Baker aid the state need
ed more room for its o6ices: that
nearly ip.cea annually was now being
spent on rent. for outside ONCE room,
ana that 1t seemed imperative that
another building be erected. The
resolution was referred to the Com
mittee ON Public Property.
DIR. Kent, OF Halifax, humorously
referred to the tangolng procltvfties
displayed by Delegate Beale, OF Car
oiine. az the State Farm. upon the oc-
casion Of the inspection trip on FRI
DAY. ana moved that sumcient SUM
% appfopFiated from the cohsinBsHt
luna - ooAray .hc sAposos -
leslie ~ some "a s ~ aaoey ~
reh9"n y unuer ,. sna .'..s -
L. L. Scnerer. ms sugsessIon cIe
az a,,a.t. "a
and galleries.
y. nr nc a. su t"s AoA "'A
De properly reierred. -
oh mouon or Mr Myers, OF hlcn-
mono, senate Dill 10. ~ reiatih6 %
49, .e -. .s.ss -
mission Inercnants, w. passeu ~.
ul.o" ~, sv M 90 s.a.. SO $3.50
i,ouso . ~. - Is, 49, - pscn
. - "a ~, III, 80 a.s,r .sr.r nn |
1919. .As p.l w. as
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tx.a,.a .sar.s.t.s.s a,s.,. ~ wstsr nm
,s,sa. 81. .ss,.,,,s "a r,,,~s n ths s,tats
NJ. 49, 49, srn..A tha hill
.ay;ry thst ~. Ja.ith nenartment 81
~ rsts ~ n,chmcna rs conceded
- 80 80 - ~. 80. l.. ~. country
sra hs.Ais 80. ..i~h "a 90 fhat de- :
rs r, n,ert fntarSarad vvish
r. vas axnlsined NV M nav Of Ac-
con,ac. that fhera would be no inter- /
ference In such cases. ana the bill |
was sent 10 its enrrossment.
49,. Ur..-...x
Mr. pristow az C;Ioucester. spoke in |
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Fants fnr syery ynte cast ut the nre-
,,,a,s g,nsrna,or,sI aisction
The hill fafhered NV Mr.. Bristow, |
ar,anas the law M that tha aum may
ha erss, - IL Giants for evorv voter
a. anv aiact,on within the nrecsaiua /
four yesrs
The hiu WAS sent to Tn engrcss-
ment
Tha election bill of which Mr.. Hob
son. OF Richmond is patron, allowing
persons unable to be present on olec-l
ton dav 10 vote by registered letter,
wa. nassed by.
Mr. Hohson said there were many
voters In the city Of Richmond who
were COMMERCIAL travellers and who
were compelled to be absent from the
CITY on some election days Those
should be permitted to vote,
he said. The system is favored by
IN. president of the United States and
by many organizations OF travelling /
men,
Mr.. Stephenson, of Bath, opposed
the bill. saying 1t would open the
doors for fraud and would bs an In
noyat,on In the present system.
M Fuller of Richmond favored