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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-25
Richmond College
Men "HH the Trail"
7ucnty-Fice Ministerial Stu
dents Accept Billy Sun
days Initiation.

BALTIMORE, MD, March ci--Down
from the top Of the rostrum. led by
Rev. H. NJ wharton. y. II. Baltimore.
twenty students OF Richmond Col
lcge. at Richmond, vino cHmc z, this
city this morning especially to hear
pit at the afternoon service. shook the
hand OF tho evangelist and nnounccd
they had taken their stand for Christ.
II was the first entire delegation TO
hit the trail since tho opening or tho
Baltimore campaign. The young men
are studying for the Baptist ministry
at the Richmond institution.
At tho conclusion of his fourth ser
mon on personal work. Sunday an
nounccd that he would remain on his
pulpit for four minutes TO receive
trail hitters. DR. Wharton went to
that section of the rostrun i..rrN cd
for tho Richmond mon and invited them
to hit the trail" There was no hest
tation. Or. Wharton had ha. fin
ished speaking when the Young men
arose from their seat. started down
the aisle. Besides the twe.,. five
young men from Richmond twenty
three others OF the audience Ia the
trail AZ the afternoon service Several
OF these were young girls who came
down the Sawdust aisle wccpin. and
leaning on the arms OF volunteer sec
rctarics
, Among those on the platform who
heard the evangelist were two heads
OF Methodist schools. who had come
from Virginia for the day one was
nF n
dolph Macon College. Ashland, and the
other. Rev. Il. NJ Beckham president
OF Ferrum Training School, Franklin
County, Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-25
S P O R T S -
HOWITZERS OPEN SEASON
AT WILLIAMSBURG TO-DAY
Local trtiIIeryncn VIII Take strong
SOUND TO Meet William
md Mary Nine.

y faSi squad Of iIowitzers will leave
today for Williamsburg To tackle the
strong nine representing William and
Mary College. The Artillcrymcn viii
carry husky squad and. headed by
Manager Eces. they VIII invade the
Looncy rowE with their hearts bent
on making tho Indiuns bow down to
defeat. Last season tho Indians de-
featcd tho hrtillerymcn by tho score
OF > 10 ?. but this year the Cannon
Chokers declare that this will he re-
verscd. as they have stronger nine
than the one which stacked up against
the Indians. Those who will take the
trip arc Captain \. y POWELL \. r.
Powell. Jenkins. w. Gentry. McCurdy.
Gcrmclman. Browning Anderson. Ro.-
cnbcrg. rillcr Martin. White. ~. Cen.
try and Smith
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-25
SPLIT AMONG SOCIALISTS
Eighteen Members of German RcIch.taR
Form New I'nrty When Deputy
HHase II Excluded

BERLIN. March - Cby wireless to
luckerton. " J.l.-The lonr-expected
split In the German Socialist party. as
the result OF the political situation
created by the submarine warfare cen
troNersE III the Reichstag. occurred to-
"aN' y new party. consisting Of cich-
teen Socialis; members. was cousti-
tnted by the radical wing after n So
ciaiist caucus had decided to exclude
pepuiy Haasc ion a breach Of dis
cipline.
The Socialist caucus was held after
c!otnre had hccm applied in the
fcichstag 10y the president. When the
resolution was reached To exclude
Deputy HaaSe. FOR The same reason
that Deputy Liehnecht was excluded
from tho organization. the minority
assembled and resolved to leave tbs
party
The total number OF Socinlis, mem.
"erS in the EcichstaS is loo Dissent
ihS minority on the last vote con-
sisted Of thirty Socialists
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-25
BOTH SIDES USE BIG
GUNS NEAR VERDUN
ucom,inuch from Eirs, I.agcl
wire acknowledgements aud the front line
ircmchcs Worn dAmn-cd

'''"' - 'i@''p
wire cnt;trglcmcnts and the from. line
trenches were damaged
~ night tho Russians attacked in
;hick waves. Tho first TWO waves were
moved dow" before they reached the
acknowledgements. The third attack
pierced TIA" German position ON a from,
~ less than ic" wards and tho ass.n.
ants were elected hy = countcrattacli
led hy g rcGimcntal comma ndcr. \,
dawn tn" Russians made :, fourth at
tack. but ~ WAS smothered by German
artillery. -Four Russian divisions are
said TO have participated.
The Germans were compelled to sum
mon almost no reserves Their losses
were heavier than on the two prcced.
ing days OF account of the Russian
drum fire. but it is asserted that they
were surprisingly small
Activity of tho Russians a, other
points OF Field Marshal Won linden.
burg : front IS less marked Compara-
tive quiet prevailed on March IL along
the sector between Wisznicw and
Narocz Lakes. except for strong night
attack of tn" Russians, which was re-
pulsed
The losses sustained by the Russians
in thcs" encounters are said tn have
boon Very heavy. Notwithstanding tho
severity Of the actions no concern is
evident here. The state OF public feel.
ing was expressed by a cores onden,.
who said
The people have no anxiety. because
they know Hindenburs is there"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-25
WILL WEAR RED ROBES
OF L0ND0N'S LORD MAYOR
Mayor AinHiie Accepts Invitation Of
Central Committee to Take Fart
In Shakespeare Pageant.

Mayor George Ainslie has accepted
the invitation OF the central commit
tee or the Shakespeare Pageant TO
take the part OF the Lord Mayor OF
London at the big outdoor spectacle,
to be held on the Richmond College
grounds May 4 and 5. Mayor Ainslie
Will wear the red robes OF the chief
executive Of London In tho time OF
Shakespeare. and IL ia a pleasing CO.
Incidence that tho executive Of Rich.
mond strongly resembles tho digni-
tary he Is to represent. The Board
OF Aldermen will act on tho invitation
to impersonate tho members of tho
London Board Of Aldermen at the naxt
meeting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-25

'f'' 'f''' 'l'H'l''E tittE SNdNcu
None.
When minut" question II WAS called.
hat local preachers are elected cid =
crs Tia" names "f James H. Nandc-
vendor, from Tho Rockingham District.
aud GcorG" u kcrcofc and Charles L.
Wander l.indcr. from the MourcNcld
district al local preachers. were
recommended hy their presiding elders
and were elected elders.
Nmsw"rin" minute question 4. who
~" received from other churches AZ
travelling prcachcrsH' + w IcCrctt.
h'VinS been property represented as q
uta"on i'm tn" Primitive Methodist
church. waS received as - deacon ir,
I'll" conference" ana as member Of the
class OF the second year.
rho call OF minute question -. was
concluded. hud th" characters OF the
i'r"h ch"rs ia the i;ockinSham Roanoke.
l.cwishurE ana Mo"rcrcld districts were
passed. and they submitted their re-
ports.
IiIsi"r Mouzou announced :hat At II
"'cI"ck Saturday morning no would
receive tn" class az undergraduates
"lirihi" t" com" into rull connection in
III" conference. Tic announced further
that the business OF tho conference will
not be suspended on SATURDAY. on ac-
count Of tho absence OF members who
viii 90 To Baltimore 10 attend the I:illy
sunday meeting
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-25
AUGUSTA FAST RETURNING
TO NORMAL AFTER FIRE
Relief Work Thoroughly S..tematixed.
md More rhnn S:0.NtO RAISED.
Negroes Among Worst Sufferers.

AUGUSTA. Ga. March 2a-tugusta
is rapidly returning to normal after
tho big tire Of Wednesday night 4
pubic welfare committee has thorough
ly Systcmatizcd relief work. and more
than 10000 has been raised tonight
Forty tents placed in May Park have
not had single occupant. the relatives
and friends Of homeless people having
taken them in temporarily
Augusta citizens have decided that II
10000 Will bc sufficient for relief
work. tho city will not ask outside aid
conSr, ssW.n Wilson'S offer TO attempt
to set Federal assistance was declined
Many kilograms Offering assistance
have been received from individuals
and tho Mayors Of neighborins cities.
The negroes in the fire distri"; arc
among the worst sufferers. since they
had no insurance. and lost everything
They arc being looked after by :, com
mittco composed Of negroes Thou
sands Of visitors came from All dircc-
tons by train and automobiles to-day
To view tho ruins.
Hundreds of workmcu including 100
conNicts. were clearing the debris. while
lumber is being hauled TO many places
perpetrators TO rebuilding. DNnamit-
ing 'hc walls of burned buildings in
danger Of falling proceeded through
out the da". MANY special agents OF
hre insurance concerns are here adjust
ing losseA. and many claims already
have been paid
Augusta penrle are determnedly fac
ine tho future. 1t already is planned
10 make wholesale and manufacture
ing district OF tho section bounded by
Lower Bay. Reynolds and BROAD
Streets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-25
COP RENEGEs ON JOB
One Kiss From Gypsy's RUBY tin, An
Tic Gould Stnnd and Vie
Wakes &uny.

riib''i TON y. j.. March @i.-Po-
liceman Fred Barton who has never
been looked upon as a Rcau Rrum
mel. was directed yesterday morning
TO follow q couple OF pretty gypsy wo.
men TO see that they did not tell for
tunes lie followed the pair into a
store and thought he detected them
III making IN effort 10 do business
when he spoke to them.
oh. YOU dear little thing" cried one
or the women. as She threw herself In
his arms. clunS TO his neck and kissed
him tairly upon the lips The police
mans face was crimson as he rushed
back TO City Hall and declared that
som" other member Of the force would
have to he assigned to trail the wo-
mon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-25
GERMANS WIN SUCCESSES
~ VICINITY OR HtttpI mr.

i:l:I;.IN. March - Cvin London 49,
Further Succr".cs have been won by
the Germans ~ tn" vicinity OF IIau-
court, northwest of Ncr,lun. army
hcaduuartcrS announced to-day. two
additional trenches having been oc-
cupicd. on the Russian front the
vicious attacks on the German lines
ia the northern sector nave been con
tinucd both northwest and south of
hNnsk. Nh the assaults broke down.
The statement declares
The statement reads:
Western thcatcr: The Violence of
the artillery ducls increased consider
ably at times in tho Champagne. on
TIA" Sommc pySouain hirhroad. and in
tho ArSonuc aud in the Mcusc district
as far as The MoSclIe.
Following UP our successes Of
NcdncSday. we occupied another couple
Of trenches west of liaucourt ON this
occasion tho number Of prisoners in j..
creased I" thirty-tWo officers and 81?
men.
Eastern thcatcr While during the
DAY the russians collected their forces
only for strong advance against the
hridSchcad at .lacobstadt. cast OF
l'ushhof. they undertook during the
night repeated attacks north of tho
Mitau -Jacobs,adt railway. and an at
tempt 10 take us by surprise south OF
DNinsk. and exhausted themselves i'm
uninterrupted, fierce storm attacks
against our front north of Wdsy. All
their attacks broke down. with heavy
losses in men. under our fire, or be-
fore our cntanglcmcnts i'm cases where
they advanced rs far as that.
Farther south there were no fresh
'attacks
Balkan front: During the last few
days artillery ducls, of no great I'M
portancc. developed repca tedly on both
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-25
BOY FINDS C0BB'S RING
~ Lost u From y Pullman Car
Near Cincinnati Jvo
Nerka AGO.

CINCINNATI. March Richard
|lIarIcy, son of section foreman on
Tho Rig -Four Railroad tonight is the
Ina ppiest boy In Elmwood Place. The
reason for his present state OF mind
lies in the fact that late this after
noon he found $500 diamond ring
lost by Ty Cobb. the famous Detroit
|outflelder.
When Cobb was on his way to this
city some time ago he lost the ring
while washing in the dressing room OF
r Pullman car en- route from Cleveland
TO this city. He made search for the
gem on the day he lost 1t. but was un-
successful. Since then every youngster
in the neighhorhood OF Elmwood Place
has been searching for the missing
ring. Young Harley will take the ring
to August Herrmann's office morrow,
when II probably will be sent to Cobb
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-25
CAROLINA NINE DEFEATS
WEST VIRGINIA WESLEYAN
,ame Slow and Featured ny Costly
Errors-IoIltconer Makes
Four Runs.

Ct \PEI. Hil.E. y. g, March "a
ar IA defeated West Virginia Wes-
|eya ere this afternoon. II to 3. The
E.ani vas slow. and was featured
|,rlnr Ally by costly errors on part Of
|;isitt j.
In he first inning Carolina made
Four .mns on one hit. two errors. three
|rild throws and one base on balls.
powell allowed only two singles and
struck out seven III six innings, All
|Wcsleyan's runs were made after sub
|stitutes were put in.
Zollicoffer. first hascman for Caro-
lima. scored four runs OUT Of four
hines up.
Two-basc hits-Zollicoffer. Lewis
and Bates.
Score r. X. r..
Ca rolina .......,.......li 10 4
w. Va. Wesleyan ........ 2 3
Eatterics--Powcll. Plyler and An
gel: Morrison. Wagner and Talking
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-25
GOODRICH TO SPEAK
DiatinGuished Veteran Of Frcderick.-
burg VIII Deliver Wel1-Nnown td-
dreas mt Confederate ReunIon.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, VA. March "a.
Judge John r. Goodrich. OF this city,
has been invited by Genera. Bennett RI.
Young. comma nder-in chief of the
united Confederate Veterans of the
south, TO deliver his address THE Con-
'ederate Soldier at the Grand Camp
ana Reunion of the Southern Veterans
AT birmingham, Ala, In MAY
Mrs. Goolrick has been appointed IN
the official reception committee TO the
sponsors and maids OF honor Mrs
Goolrtck is president OF the Fredericks-
onrs Memorial Association and of
alarye's Heights Chapter. United
daughters of the Contedcracy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-25
CLARKE SPRINGS WINS
Junior SrhoIastics Defeated In Ragged
Gnnc-Bunchcd Hits Count

The Junior Scholastics were defeat
cd Yesterday afternoon by the Clarke
spring nine by tho score Of s to g. on
tho grounds Of the last named team.
The game was devoid OF features. ana
the fielding OF the Scholastics was very
ragged at times. Roth teams managed
to secure the same number Of hhs
nut Inc Clarke Spring boys hunched
thcirs. and. together with the erro q
made by the Scholastics. were able 10
score at will
Score by innings: T.
Clarke Spring. t2oOn 40 80
Junior Scholastics 1000 1o310 o.
tattcrieS: Dunn and Simms. Lvda
ana Wcisigcr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-25
ADJUSTMENTS
"Pol1yannn''
nm" Crowds GrouJpn.

constantly growing audiences attest
INC appealing charm of the drIir;nrs
comedy OF optimism. "Pollvauna in
Whirh Patricia Collinge makes tha
''ad Hirl OF tho books a living char
ac'ef OF joy. brightness and youth. The
,,!.,''''irNa"ie east with which klaw II
r'i" niger ana George G. TYLER haye
surrounded Miss CullinGc combines
WIN INC unusual play and the notably
attractive aud able young actress who
h'"NS the name part to make ..pollv
anna ono OF the few very fine Offer
ihE ; oil the theatrical season There
VIII nc Two performances TODAY.
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|E ORIOLES WILL STICK
tK DUNN HAS YET TO
FIND MEN FOR ALL JOBS
Nrr. Schaufcic, Tvombl! md Bntcs
hrc tertnfnties ms In Nopf.
Other Notes OF Ints.

NLE1Glf. y. c., Marcn 2t.--ENccpt-
rrc players. the positions OF tho
tosscrs who are here doing spring
'tice under charge Of Jack Dunn
absolutely uncertain. Considerable
depend upon tho success or fail
of Dunn's mission to Macon to-day.
course. II he does not get the
red men from Wild Eli Donovan it
not mean that he viii stop his
ST. but not getting tho vanks he is
FIR Will give those here more oppor-
'ty TO show just what they have.
OFF, acquired from tho Athletics.
whom Buck iicrzoS said he would
Q grabbed had be known waivers
C being asked, is sure Of the sec
base position. This ia somewhat OF
surprisc, inasmuch as he worked
nnd short for tho Athletics. aud II
thought that he would he used
sibly for short field duty. Mctvoy
SchHufcle are certain to be re
led as catchcrs, and Twombly and
fes will probably be used IN left and
terheldcrs. respectively.
fhe shortheld job will be fought for
Wilson Fcwstcr and Irwin. Few
RS ability Is known TO Dunn, and
fHili he no easy matter 10 take any
:
| : injured last year. has not bothered
|, thus far and tho Baltimore young
8r /. olntcd over this fact. i'ewst.r
! been covering first in the practices
ks far. Irwin has been at short.
pf at second. and Ritter at third.
TIER HAS FINE WING
HUT MUST SHOW GOODS
Eittcrs reputation AS great throw :
Is no, unearncd. He has oecn
bo,inS the pellet in wonderful strie
the few practices. His record docs
show him as great batter, ana.
|hough there has been much talk
but the manner in which lac Was
flied, i, having been said that Dun =
got him for Mack In order TO save
/ Athletics money, he NJ have 10
,w the real thing 10 stick The
|wiston Club. from which no was
,f,cd. took the cas-. h".or" tn" Ma
nal Commission, bu, the claim was
b allowed.
;rea, interest is being manifested IN
, game here Saturday between the
rds and Trinity collcGc Doc Adkins.
coach OF Trinity. and now prac-
ing in Durham. viii probably accom- :
ny the team here
>I,bou-h there was u bit ~ real
r,hern tang IN tho air this m"rninr
zen the fiock wendell It's WAY 10
oodall Field. tho sun soon warmed NJ
real fashion and the squad put IN
good practice Of about Two hours
noon /, had warmed up 10. SGch an
tent that one was reminded OF one
those real June Gays In baltimore
re legs. arms ana muscles Sencfa''E
.rr IN evidence ana often PLAYER
oaned when STOPPING, hut ther" Was
thing 10 cause amy worry Kramer
.y.tcr ySpent q busy hour after the
am got {2Ik to tho hotel from Tn"
,rninE sgnout trying u" W
e stiNcnc4 gplaScrs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-25
'jnrin q n-InSscy.

Especial TO The Times I,isn.,.h
hAELorTESVTLI.E. VA. March -,
-"c"rEc u. Jarman, son OF j. r. lar
nan oi tro"et. this county. and Miss
Nattle May Massey. granddaurhter
~ .ne iate Lieutenant Governor John
asSeH, We're married last evening
AT the parsonage Of the uinb S,,an,
n"ptlst church. Rev. Henry W Ram.
~ -. ofhciatinG. Mr.. and Mrs. lar.
man let Immediately after the cere-
mohN ior Washington and other North
ern cities. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-25
.JG Ed SWEENEY
SIGNED ny RNESN NMNN

TOLEDO ., March % LLOYD EicN-
irt. secretary Of tho ST Louis Aincri-
am. for eleven years and president Of
he 81 Louis Fcderals for two years.
as accepted the business manaSership
IL tho Toledo American Association
|eam according ~ word received to-
= from the training camp at DaW-
|,u Springs, Ky I'D Sweeney. catcher
|.ith tho Ntw York Americans FOR
lumber ot years. has been signed by
|IanaSer Eresnahan.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-25
Ikr: DtN Moan SIGNS
CuSTRAtJ WITH MON THEA

\ visitor Al to-days game MAS DNh
|Iucau. the cN-Tcrrartr, VII" not"Ieh
or from his home, rfteen miles away
|uucan will play for Montreal this
Ear. having sent in his signed con =
act only Yesterday. While In Nc"
|,rll recently Jack Dunn made an ef-
r, n buv Duke for tho Orioles. and
In make another effort TO induce the
oval. 10 part with him. u! the peac"
,r,ement. Duncan reverted 20 tn"
|ontreal club. from which h" jumped
/ Baltimore.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-25
SENTENCED TO CHAIR
". G.. tnIiios Convicted H Weldon
y. G.. or Murder Of Deputy
sheriff Hawkins.

WE'.DoN. y. G.. March @4.-In the
Halifax superior Court o-day the Jury
in the case OF W. q. Collins. on tria
for the murder Of Deputy Sheriff G NJ
Hawkins. returned a verdict of murder
IN the first degree. and Judge PEBBLES
sentenced him to he elcctrocuted on
April 2S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-25
.\banslnns APRIL Term.

TSDcciNI 70 Thc Times DiSDatch.
f.YNCHBURG. Va. March "4.-.JudS re
Henry &. Mcdowell. VINO has been i'll
for several weeks with the grippe. to-
day signed an order abandoning the
April sitting of the Federal District
Court at Danvillc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-25
Charged with Stealing Ric,c,.

Henry Dixon was yesterday arrested
by Officers Sweet and Akers. OF the
First Precinct Station, upon ~ charge
OF having stolen from Daniel Turner, il
western Union messenger boy, n
bicycle. The lad had gone into the
Chamber Of Commerce building to dc :
liver message, and his bicycle was
taken during his absence
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-25
Cnde, Epe. Pause. rest.

lSptcldl TO The Times Dispatch
NORFOLK. VA. March oi-Cadat w
James Epes. OF the Virginia Military
ins'iNte. who has just returned from
Washington whittier he went 10 NM
"erGo the physical examination for
""h! SSio' 10 the West Point Military
Nc""cm!' mas received word OF his sue
cess cadet Epes is the son of Mai
ana Mrs. a. q. Epes. OF Norfolk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-25
pu.III:S SEND TWiRLEU
To MONTREAL lNTS

ALBANY. y y. March ct.-Mnnase
Gorge wiltse announced Yesterday
hat he failed 10 land Pitcher Elmer
Itcohy from the rhillics for the locals.
|,cobs has been sent 10 Montreal "f the
League by Moran. frahk
lllouchhy. a Young scmiprofesslonal
,,chtr. has becn signed ny W,ltsc, who
/ also after Second Eas ban TcSch.
no finished last season with the
rookiyn Feds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-25
FORD LOTTERS WIN
Highland Park scouts hit Dust Before
fnst >ounRstcr Under Captain
Howard Flippcn.

The Highland Park Scouts were
forced 10 hiic the dust AZ the hands
Of tho Ford Lot team yesterday after
noon. The game Was free ror-all
hitting contest. but the Ford I.o; hoy &
cam. on, on top by the score OF n
Ia Is.
The Ford Lot hoys managed by Ar
thur Carroll and captaircd by Howard
Fhppen arc fast rounding into shape
and they Will give some OF the young
sters around the city a hard fight 10:
honprs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-25
"On Trial" Next week.

oman llarris'S Chicago production
OF kcIHcnstcins famous play. "On
IrihL VIII be seen at the Academy OF
Music nest Tuesday and Wednesday,
with Wednesday, matinee III. s.a"
Ing OF this play. showing - !. oor.
4 back ward moving story. constitutes
the one genuine novelty In dramatic
production IL the decade
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-25

sides OF the Nardar. in the neighbour
hood Of GieNgeli
An aeroplanc belonging TO AN enemy
squadron. which attacked tolovec.
west or Lake Dorian. vas shot down
after An aerial battle. The machine
fell into the lake
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-25
Mr.. LyttIe seek. DIyor.e

TSNcCIaT 10 He T1NCN- DISDatch.I
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES VA. March -
Mrs. Mary g. y. I.yttlc. or Stafford
County. has filed suit in the Circuit
Court OF that county. for a divorce
from her husband. LLOYD i.yttle on
the grounds OF dcScrtion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-25
Margaret Ellington in "rhe Lie"

Margaret Ellington. one OF Larry
Citizens leading women "a stock who
mas become noted figure on the
American stage. viii appear. supported
by splendid company. Al the Academy
Of Music next Friday. afternoon and
night. in Henry Arthur Joncss DIR ma.
THE Lie
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-25
MINISTER'S WILL HEAR
BILLY SUNDAY TODAY

In answer TO minute question 12:
What local preachers are elected dea