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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-10-03
SALA SELECTED TO
ATTEND CONFERENCE

DR. u E saIa m this .ft# today ~
cetyaI word of his appointment as one
OF the 90 delegates l5 represent faa
state on Illinois at Che Mississippi uaH
Ieg conference on tuberculosis ar Luu-
isVilIe. Ky. which opens tomorrow for
three days session
Among the Illinois delegates are.
Dr. Robert II Raa.aaE. Sherman g.
EuIsIey. Ur John A. Robinson. Dr %
W. MgMlchael Dr John Ritter Dr.
Ethan A. Gray Or John Allan Hara-
bv. DR. e Il. Humizt5n. Br A. Aueu#
tus ONeIlI, DR. Clyde ID Pence. Dr
William J.. Noble DR.. Charles j. Wah-
len, all OF Chicago. DR. C. ~ Lille.
East ST. Louis; Harry 3 Herb Alton
Mrs. Louise T.. Baker Aurora; Mrs
Joseph Bohrer. Bloomington Dr. O.
3. Johnson, Champaign DR.. A. II.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-10-03
By CONGRESSMAN CLYDE III. TAv-
ENAEH
Article No. l.

C9rdova. Ill., Sept. So have been
asked ID state why am advocating
the government manufacture OF uuaI-
lions IF waE
Urn tals ana succeeding articles
viii eudeavor 90 answer IN just as few
or1s as 4 cam
Two hundred and forty u-llion doll
FAIRS, raised ay taxing the American
people have annually been expended
on the army and navy under the gem
aral assumption thag lu return fgE t1ls
colossal expenditure the nation was
being reasonably prepared" But ID
has been only recently asserted. even
eE men occupying high and alt1urlta-
tE#e places 1l public life and i'm e posi-
t.lu 20 know what they are talking
about that our country IS "pI-iEufly
and hoDeIessIy unprepared. ana lG
war we're to break ont today. il would
be found that our coast deEalseE have
not sufficient ammunition for an
hours aghl@ Surely. TO any thinking
person. these facts % themselves war
rant am Indictment oL the policy of Civ
tracts 70 private uuuI50u and ship
building concerns. FL we are not pre-
pared Els we should be- FL SIS not na-
cause the people have not paid in tax
as the price Of adequate graUara- Eou.
6at because too much IF the money au-
HroDr.atea for preparedness. has gone
Eato the pockets of EHe stockholders Of
1le war trafHcElne firms. some Oh
-HtGl stockholders are men occupying
HeH pos lions iu official life
Az least o hint as 20 what has be-
come o5 The staggering sums aupro-
HT."ta1 Tor preparedness IS to found ln
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-10-03
WAITER GETSGAY
AND PAYS A FINE
George Gogoenos Is saucy with CAP.
tain KittlseH Wren Asked Con
cerning Bottle Of Beer.
OFFICER IN PLAIN CLOTHES
Nan In Cafe Does Not Know lie Ts
Talking to Copper Until He Is Ar-
rested for Abusive Language.

New walters al 4he Pennies .sasa raa
rrf,,,.aar.+7, .+-.-.. -, .-.--s.
--' '7 -'--- 90 z ecu
70 tne police force lElma dlaLely upon
taking up employment James Norma
los, proprietor. VIII take this means %.
preventing q recurrence Of a disturb
ance which last night threatened ~
assume grave aspects.
george oogoenoes nails from Greece.
anefs restaurants are conducted along
ailA Tehl iLhas lAaA III America A
@aiJer Ielt 10 charge OF cafe I'm
~ &c Fl ttsaL y AiH1 M9s4l .l me
pifADs' ~ uee9a ao 81 aA4 ae5a-ot4a 9g
any customer.
mus "hea captain al Ponce I'D Kit
tltseh "aIKe4 lhto the Peoples cafe
last night ne found George 81 compl ete
cnaFg me captain picked up bot
tie on the counter which be- thought
was beer and looked al George. George
looked al MIN The captain wore no
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-25
Plan Memorial to
MaHhew F. Mauru
MIS- Z. L. MGcu Is Elected
Heed Of Recently Formed
dissertation.

With tho view Of cncc,in, 4 pcrma =
ncnt organization. tho Matthew Fon-
tame Maury Association, formed here
last May FOR the purpose of crc,.tinE
in Richmond suitable memorial to
tho distinguished Nirginian, met yes
tcrdaE morning At tho home OF Mrs
t. T. Momou. lclt West Franklin
street.
Mrs. MoHctt. who has hccn active
IN tho work az tho organization. WAS
elected its first president. other OH
ccrs arc as follows: Miss Mnriu EIai~.
honorary president: Mrs. beverly y.
trunp. recording secretary: Mrs. Her
bert w. Jackson treasurer: and CASTOR
L'chcnst"in. corresponding secretary
The executive committee which In
composed ~ tho nrganizatiSn's vice
pre-. ideu;s. is * follows: Miss Jane NJ
rutherford. Mrs. Decatur NAtclI Mrs.
John Howard Southall and Mrs Thoma.
'at"shy Joncs. Annual dues OF the
association have been fixed ~ 81. while
life membership may bc secured for
pose Of tho organization is invited 10
join.
Tn" movement TO erect a memorial
4" Commodore Marry has been an
proved ny the Governor or Virginia hy
Judge James Keith. president Of tho
Suprcm" Court Of Appeals. by tho Viz.
Sn'ia Historical Society. OF which
Colonel ". Gordon NcC:bo is acrivc
head and by the Society % Colonial
Danes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-25
EXTENDS EXHIBIT
Manufacturers Take First IIoor or
chamber Of Commerce building 10
show HirhmOnd- Made t.ood.

The manufacturers EXHIBIT. hereto
tore occupying the second. third and
fourth noors ~ the thaubcr Of Com
lu"rcc and Manufacturers Euilding
sixth ana Main streets. has taken also
TN" Main street and Sixth street stores
on I'll" ground floor and has installed
hcautitul exhibits in this new space
Tn" managers Office is also in The Main
street show room
IN" Advertising Committee Of the
II! council has renewed its lease for
tn" municipal exhibit for another year.
embracing caS, clcetricity. water
health and schools. These exhibits will
-" greatly improved. tho school and
health departments adding new tca-
lures 10 their exhibit Tho different
manufacturers exhibits will be rear
RAGGED aud the exhibit as :, whole made
mo-" attractive aud educational w.
Is. i>rchc, manager. and George ~
i;"wicr. Ir., assistant. viii take pleas
mr." iu conducting all visitors through
tn" exhibit whi"h 80 c"mrlctciy demon
StratcS the Importance OF Richmond as
manufacturing city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-25
FOR WEST END VIADUCT
td'""ntcs "f tptovn bridge to- Nee,
at F"ri.-frst street aud Forest
nm Avenue.

mass meeting Of the Southside and
West End citizens viii he held in tho
tp's""ral school At Forty Rrst street
and Forest lin Avenue. South Ilch-
w"nd, ON tho night of March 80 10 ad-
Nocatc the construction Of viaduct
across tn" James River in the West
tnd. the meeting Will he presided
Over. by Augustine foyall. Candidates
Tor TIL" city Council from Madison and
clay Wards. aud the mayoralty ana
Administrative" BOARD candidates have
been invited TO speak
~ IS PROPOSED that tho bridge shall
We p'"Jcc'c" across tho river from
Mea"o" street, where natural founda
'"nS are !" u" found aud which. II is
N''", """iu nest SUIT the interests Of
ih" Yves; End people Councilman Ed
gar u. English has pending before the
Finance Committee u resolution IN an
rr"rriote 100000 for tho construction
Of such q Niaduc,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-25
WRIT OF ERROR
supreme Cont TO Review damage Sujt
Rr"nSht hE White VI. Going
against y. & ". ItnlIuay

y write OF error MAS allowed vcs,cr.
day by the state supreme Cour, ar
Appeals In tho case % Willie M ca
imE against tho NorfolIt and Western
hallway 'ompany. Tho plaintin sued
as administrators OF Nathan W. Going
who was KILLED in railway accident
near Roanoke ON october 80. loit dc
randinS damages In tho sum OF $4,000
Tor tho death of her husband
Tho SUIT was tried in tho Circui,
Court Of Roanoke County and the
jury brought in a verdict for tho de-
PENDANT. From this Judgment, entered
la nuarv -. 1915. the pla ntin appeal
cd. alleging errors in tho courts in
structions 10 the jury. The Supreme
Court allowed writ OF error. reuuir-
ing bond in tho sum OF 5000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-25
NAMES ROAD DAY
Governor \sks to-Op~rntIou of rro-
me- In ohH"r'nnre Of Ma! for
Highway Hetermcnt.

N"''n- under y Joint resolution or
th" General Assembly OF lalt. request
NIX 'he Governor 10 proclaim a Road
''N ~ May % each year. Governor
H'n'r' Yesterday designated MAY to
30 observed throughout tho state as
Hoai bay.
."E r'ociamati ton dcsig-
mating this day concludes:
!, 's 10 hr h"pcd that tho peonl,
S'neraliN VIII cooperate with road
S"P'r 'h''nd"n's. road boards aud
boards OF supervisors, 30 tina, ,hc
work contributed may la done in 20
'orhance With established systems. and
$" 'h'' u may have definite aim. An
''N'hA arc urS"i 10 support this
movement and 10 give 10 !, surl, ,i,o
hud attention ~ they may md nos.
sible" 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-25
VRANIAN CASE CONTINUED
Jhnr! Driver Charged wa, u,,LIc.
"unnlng aud striking charlie. ~.
iiayocs.

The case against Iohn Nranisn. u,
neS chauffeur. Mas continued iu Police
Court yesterday until April l5 ouirv
TO the illness nf some Of tho witnesses
Nranian is charged with opcr4iir. his
automobile IN careless and rock
less manner II vas or January IS
that Nraniar ran into Charles u
Haynes. 2on East BROAD street. wb,lo
going West -, Monroe and Broad
Streets
Mr.. Eayne. stepped into the stree,
to catch car and uas struck and
knocked down MS lee mas broken
Re appeared IN court On clutches.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-25
GOVERNOR PROCLAlMS
COUNTRY CHURCH DAY
Calls on Population. Rural and Urban.
To Attend Service. an sun


hard ON -" heels of the great
moral session" Of l?l. and on tho
eve of the closing OF the greatest con-
"crtcd cvangelistic movement that
Richmond has seen in Il generation.
cam" a proclamation from the Gov
ernors office Yesterday fixing sunday,
May :. 80 Country Church pay" IN
recognition OF tho important service
OF the rural houses Of Worship.
The first ecclesiastical proclamation
tina, has come from tho Govcrno, IL
Virginia within tn" mcmorv Of we'll
informed Capitol men VII" wcrc con-
suited last night. follows
ITO Tho country chlrchcs Of the
State and nation is committed a great
task aud great trust tho building
OF characters of men and women who
make NJ the greater pprt Of our pop
ulation. both rural and urban. Tho
country church is necessity 81 CIV
cation. and not "uly must ii hc per
pctuatcd and encouraged. hit its
sphere OF usefulness must bc con-
stantly widcued. :" that II may reach
its proper position as tho community
center.
at gives me pleasure. therefore. 10
proclaim Sunday. May :, 1916, Country
Church Day, aid 10 urge large at
tendance At every rural house OF "or-
, ship on that day. special r"Graln
for its celebration has been prepared
bv tho extension department "f Tho
l-uiNcrsity Of Virginia. which Is avail
able for use if desired. There ar"
thousands Of city jewellers Who might
we'll turn their thoughts "ud prayer"
on that day to tho mission and tho
services Of tho churches ~ tho v"uut'E
where once ccntCrcd their spiritual
lives
I'm witness whereof have hrrc-
unit" So, my hand aud caused tho
lesser seal ~ tho Commonwealth "a
nc ;,niNcd at Richmond. this. the TWEEN
ty-th,,d day Of March, III tn" gear o'
our lord. one thousand nine hundred
aud sixteen. and Of the Commonwealth u
the ono hundred aud forncth.
81. e. STUART
Z "G"vcru"r
/ ''1.v the Governor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-25
Roy Shot In I'Rrc.

While playing in 81 field on tho Eoli
Line in tho Wcst End, young Parker
Leroy Carey, eleven Years old wa;
shot in the face with ~ number OF
hirdshoi by some unknown hunter.
The shooting was believed To have been
accidental. and will not he serious
The lad was carried to Grace Hos
rl'"l, where the shot were picked out
OF his face.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-25
On. BotrWItittIT no T\I<I
FART or SIItI>ESpI.>uI.

frcdcrick w Eoatwrirht. president
OF Iichinond college. has consented ,o
act the part of William Shakcspcarc mn
INC PROCESSION. and tho members .t
INC faculty Will bc his friends ana r.I-
low -drainaiistS. Iii" trustees of tho.
college Will take tho part OF tho St,at-
ford Aldermen ut tho county fair ana
~ INC events which will show g,ctjuu~
OF the life Of the Immortal bard
ne admission prices have been ,iv,d
hy the cN' rutiv" committee IS frli,vs.
MaN !, adults, s.; children - cents
May :. adults. 81: children. -, ,.ri..
u, - ON the last day that tho ,.li,,irrr
~ 'hc lNrl' schools will p3rticjratc
pr charles w. Kent. professor OF
hhSliSh ~ the University Of Virginia;
mas sent q communication 10 Miss Dric
|. hatcher. director OF tho Shakcspcarc
faSeant. expressing the nope that the
JnlHersiir Of Virginia might take
some part in the big out door spec
tarlc.
An expert cutter Mrs Edna Tu,wilcr
has been engaged by tho executive
committee, to advise thus" Interested
IN securing costumes for the pageant
several costumes have been designed
and made up. generally those used nv
children. At cost OF not less than
81 This will he Of Importance 10 tho
many children who ar" to take par;
These costumes arc OH display at the
pa Scant Headquarters The merchants
have agreed 10 carry tho necessary
material requisite to make III" costumes
true TO tho rcriod.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-25
INQUEST UNNECESSARY
Louis L.. Hall. Who KILLED Himself ou
Thursday. to g Hurled
TO-dRy.

IN" funeral services of Louis /. Ball.
who killed himself Thursday night in
tho rear Of Mamie Gcutry'S home. 6l0
buchanan street viii he conducted this
afternoon at "i0G Ecdh sire, Inter
mCnt viii l." made in Oak wooi Gene
icry. Coroner Taylor deemed an in
quest unnecessary and turned the re-
mains over TO relatives for burial
II" is survived by two sisters and a
brother.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-25

w IT, car,iwcli OF Ashland haS
hccn cicctcd chairman 81 lhc ihlr'
District democratic COMMITTEE" Z" I'll
the vacancy caused hy the death Of +:
/ scott
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-25
PAGEANT CROWDS may
USE BIG MOTOR TRUCKS
Committee Expects 5000 People Ia
Attend Shakespeare Festival
NJ WcStlianptom.
BoATwElGIT AS suAkEsrE.EE
Members az College Faculty and
Trustees to Take Inrt-Commit-
tee i'i>cS Prices Of Admission.
School Children to participatc

C"uvcNanccS other thnu the street
railway will bc depended urou mainly
I" transport the greater portion Of ;hc
crowds to tho Shakespeare Pageant,
on the l;ivhmond College Grounds MAY
ana >. according to Warren T. T,vlor
chairman az tho transportation com
hittc". via" is hard ~ work on this
Important problem. lie has figured on,
iha; "n the single lin" track to West
hampton not more than TOO people an
hour can lac carried 10y the &tvc.t ,iii-
way. so that allowing Tor y period Of
iiNc hours as tho tiuc before tho Si,..,.-
tac'" starts. this would give 3.nun poo
pie 10y this means.
As II is CNpcrtcd that a crowd az "a,
least 5000 people arc To bc carried to
tho celebration. this woul,i Ic.,, Z. ono
:" be carried in motor cars auto trucks
wagons. motorcycles. aud cNru on foot
Knowing ira; every couvcyancc in
town mus, l." pressed into ScrNicr If
the minimum number is to cnjoy tn.
raCS"nt. Mr.. Taylor has appointed carl
E"Srhcu. president "f Tho Retail Mrr-
chants Association. Ia assist ON tn.
transportation committee. III" first
act "' Mr. Eusch"n was Ia proro.,,
that the members of the assucintion
place at the disposal of the hubble. its
large vans and adto trucks This viii
Il" acted on at III" ncNt mcctiu.. of
the associations
one Of the biggest aids ~ tho ro-i.,r
OF TN" situation is that the iCO l;o,
scouts who arc 10 take thc part uf tho
'narShais. pages arch.rS. ana Other
ch"ra't"rs at the pageant. viii hike
TO Wcsthampion and pitch tents Tho
Young Scouts will cook their ovu
meals. Many who live near W.s,
hampton have consented Ia walk 10 ilr,,
grounds, Altogether. includInu Tho
Soy Scouts. tho Collegiate school. and
other organizations. who have ,Ir,ad,.
solved their transportation proIInu i,
Is safe 10 say that another thousand
Nh l. lnr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-25
Will. TAXI: FIELD WIRELESS
OUT ron DEMONSTNtrION

While the first section is on its hike.
a volunteer section OF tho company will
assemble nj tho armory FOR tho pur-
pose or participating in the ini,ttl
mobilization drill OF tho Automobile
Reserve Corps. This section viii take
= field wireless set with IL. which VIII
lao installed on tho lawn OF tn" country
Club OF Virginia. The mounted sec
tion plans to arrive at that point at
about tho same time. and will then pro-
coed to the fair grounds.
The mounted scc.itn viii carry full
field cruipmeni. and VIII use tho small
shelter tents tonight. The horses viii.
hc stabbed at tho fair grounds. but
tho mon will no given fuil instruction
in their calc hy stable Sergeant Hcv-
crly Campbell. in the same manner as
II they were on the picket lin" in the
field.
Early tomorrow morning - mounted
drill will bc held. The laying Of wire
lines aud tho installation IF sending
and receiving stations will then. nc
practiccl. In the middle OF In" day.
while tho horses are -cttin" rest.
iismourtcd instruction Will he held
In the afternoon another mounted drtli
will he taken up, and the camp viii
then he broken and tho party will re-
turn to tho armory.
Next week tho second section will 20
out or a similar mission. The third
and fourth sections will 60 in order
aud then viii follow a complete com
pam dr!n. with an overnight cncamp-
mcnt.
The cost Of tic drill s provided for
hv an allotment OF $500 from tho state
Military BOARD. onc-third Of this sum
was spent last fan on n company drill
The balance will b. ckcd out by pr'-
vatn contributions on tho part ~ in
hividuals in tn, command.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-25
SIGNAL CORPS PLANS
FIVE MOUNTED DRILLS
Will Turn Out This Afternoon AMI
Camp Tonight al State
Fair Grounds.
INSTRUCTION IN WIRELESS
Company Divided Into -Four Sections
for Effective Opcn-Sir DriiiS-WiIl
Take Part In Automobile Reserve
Corps Demonstrations.

Five mounted drills for tho purpose
"f gaining proficiency in tho use OF its
ncld equipment viii he held by tn"
richmond Signal Corps. Tho first OF
these drills viii hr held to-day and
tomorrow at tho Virginia state Fair
Grounds.
In order to facilitate tho instruction.
tho company has been divided into
four sections. Each section viii get
ono drill as a separate unit. while the
entire company will go out for the tinai
man"uNcrs The plans call for an
overnight camp in each instance
The first section. under FIRST Class
Sergeant Herbert T.. pcrduc. viii as
s"ublo ~ tho armory, Seventh and
tcrnoou aud will move promptly at
o'clock. In addition to the mounted
men. one army transport WAGON and a
wire cart will lac taken. tn" field wire
less equipment will bc taken on tho
wagon in order that - driil ia setting
it ny can he held First Lieutenant
Earle iutz viii accompany the section
iu the capacity Of supervisor OF in
struCtion.
Field rations viii 10 taken by tn"
section. each man being required II
do individual cooking AS tho section
viii hc under canvas Tonight. and
will not return to tho armory until
late tomorrow afternoon. tho mon VIII
hc required /" subsist on thor own
coo>in for three meals
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-25
is RELIGION ON THE WANE?

i'"r Rev
''.'F'Hh 'hHr'h FLOYD Ave
torn~r"
the dec ;ougo
INC good old hold
women Is there
You
tpcac ousR au
Of
wells
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-25

"Ey rhC Governor.
-. - JAMES,
The Detroit times., 1916-01-22
Wilson to Hold Up
Data On Mexico
BY TTNTTED PRFHS-

WASHINGTON. Jaa 22.-Prest-
dent Wilson will not respond 10 Sen.
ator Falls resolution adopted by
the senate, requesting information
on this governments negotiations
with MeXicans, for at least month
or six weeks. II was authoritative.
ly learned today that II may even
be much longer A great mass ~
matter has beeu turned over 20 the
White House and from II must be
selected what the president desires
10 send to congress
Much OF this information. IL was
stated Is Of a confidential nature
and must be handled with great
care. In addition the situation IN
MaXico ls declared to be developing
so rapidly that there rs ycprcoly q
day when something does not occur
10 Increase the bulk OF the negotia-
tions. II is understood to be the
hope oi the president that before he
sends the data 10 congress condl.
uons In Carrauza's country will have
reached point where they constl-
ute plain testimonial that tho
administration has pursued The right
course toward Mexico.
The presidents decision is taken
20 indicate n belief that the demand
for Intervention and the protests
against his course have reached
The Detroit times., 1916-01-22
VILLA is
SURROUNDED
IN HILLS
oCoatipucd from raEe oneJ

auahua had not ooau executed. They
ere being held IN Cblhu1m3 Ciu
10 await confirmation OF the sus.
picio2 that they participated In lHn
execution OF rs Americans at SAINT.
Ysabol The Mexican consulate
which stated that the bandits vosr
executed YESTERDAY had no con
Hrmat.on today.
Lat" adWces from interior Chihua.
bua rs SERTED that villa Nas active
in the Guerra district and raids by
him on several ranches we're re-
Ported
Several OF the bandit chiefs fol
lowers who. Euriquez said. had
made requests for amnesty. declared
hat from Villas hiding place. his
loyal band could stand on regi.
ment The Carranzistas pursuing.
with the sole object Of capturing
villa dead or alive, are endeavoring
10 cut on his food supply
The new revolution started around
Torreon by q combination II villa.
Argumeco Zapata and other enemies
Of the de facto government, was re-
cciving the major portion Of the Car
ta7zs niilitarys attention today.
The rebellion, which threatens
Americans and foreigners there. is
IN n territory the Carrpnzlstas had
regarded as completely under their
control
The Detroit times., 1916-01-22
L. s. Gets Allies to
Free TeutOn COnsuls

WASHINGTON. Jan 22-The
United States. through lts good o.
fees has brought about The release
q The German. Austrian, bulgarian
and Turkish consuls az Salonika who
were arrested recently by the al
lies and placed aboard q French
wsrshtp In the harbor
This announcement was made
last night by the state department
u wan also announced that Charge
Eins'oiu head NJ the American Ic.
CATION az Sofia Bulgaria, has been
instructed by cable to surrender n
Bulgaria insists upon 10. the british
vice-consul there. who took ~eluge
IN his quarters when Bulgaria or
dercd the arrest OF enemy consular
officers In retaliation FOR the seizure
OF the consuls at Salonita