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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-16
BUILDING PERMITS.
slight building Permits. Amounting

Eight building Permits. Amounting
tO SiT,20O.
Permits for new and repair work
were issued yesterday by Building In
spector Hutler az follows;
Muhieman " kayhoc. to build a brick
garage in rear of 502 North Sheppa RI
Street, tn cost $500.
Mrs. NJ. II. Ernest. to build a brick
garage in rear OF 3ll2 Floyd Avenue.
to Jost 5000.
iioen Building Company. TO huild u
onestOry brick factory on the east
side OF Randolph Street. between Clai-
borne and Blair Streets. to cost 5000.
Epworth Methodist Episcopal Church.
To build two-story frame dwelling
at 2Ol9 Beverly street, to cost $4,000.
Davis 4 Archer. to build four two
story brick dwellings and ono two
story brick store on the north side OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-16
cHANcEnY RELEASE DEEDS.

Three Rclense Deeds. Amounting TO
Sl3,IO2j0.
r.. L. Harrison. trustee. TO NJ. Alice
Maupin ct vir. ~ feet > inches by
1858 feet north line Park Avenue,
1924 feet west OF Lombardy street.
August s, 1916. Sll,5Bo.
+. NJ. BoXley. trustee. to !. 4 Lewis.
eaXl0o feet north line Buchanan Street,
at the west corner OF Cedar Street.
April 20, 1916. sl.45G
Allen g. Collins. trustee, to Charles
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-16

- feet inches by- 30 feet north line
Franklin street. az feet 10 inchus east
OF Thirticth street. also Is feet II
inches by, li2 feet west line Thirty =
first Street. az - feet south of
Franklin street. also 20 l-2XilV feet
west line rhirty-iirst street. IS feet
north OF Main street. also ~ feet :.
inches ny ITO feet a; the northwest
corner OF Thirty-hrst and Main Streets.
August ). 1915. tax 81. $40
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-16
MONTREAL ON THURSDAY

Montreal comes to Richmond for "A
gam" on Thursday afternoon. This
VIII he the piaylng-o off of . postponed
game which banked up i"r. ,hr last
time the Royals we're i'm Richmond
and was brought about on Thursday
TO prevent douhl. header on Friday.
Thcre VIII be four gancs-ouc on
Thursday, one ON FriTay. a;d two on
SuturdRy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-16
MUST RECKON WITH CHINA
Is our Friend. Bishop Lewis Dccinrc-
at Methodist Meeting al Lake
Junnluska.

ASiiEVILLE. y .. August l5-The
fourth ;ricnnial conference Of the
Laymcn's Missionary Movement % the
Methodist Episcopal Church, South.
convened at Lake JunaluSka, near
Wayn"svillc, tonight win an attend
ance OF more than 500 delegates. lay
and clerical, representing thirtrcr,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-16

Leigh Street. between HANCOCK and
Harrison Streets. to cost $4,000.
Elizabeth Kennedy. to repair frame
dwelling. $40 North Fourth Street, 70
cost $500.
Hermitage Realty Investment Cor
poratiou, To repair brick factory, 1000
West BROAD Street. to cost SIh0.
Susan Brown, to repair frame dwell
ing. 6lS Judah street. TO cost 500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-16
V. NJ. |. Gets krants

FLINT, MICH. August i5.-E.iis-
worth =. krnnts. physical director
nnu cOnch OF athletic tcnms at the
local high school. has accepted n
similar position ut the Virginia
Military Institute. according to uu-
n0unccnrnt t0-dny. lie will us-
sum" "hnrGc Of the football squad
there next fall.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-16
musrINGs DEEDS OF TRUST.
T"" Deeds OF Trust, Amounting

Mamie 7. Howard To NJ. a. Campbell
trustee. IS feet 10 inches by los feet
north line Perry street. al feet ,
inches south Of Tenth Street. August
S, 1916. $1,000
Charles V. Green et uX. to r.. l..
Rpiiin, trustee. 50xliS feet at the north
east corner of Thiitl -iuut.n -
and Semmes Avenue August /. 1916
s3.36O.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-16
nusTiNGS TRANSFERS..
Two Deeds of Bnrgniu aud Sale
Amounting to $3.50.

Emma Bailey ct vir To Mamie l..
Howard, rs feet 10 inches by 1875 fee;
north line Perry Street. 81 feet =
inches south of Tenth Street August
$, 1916. $4,000.
Matte B Anderson 10 J. \. Weibert.
3ONl15 feet west line Harnish Avenue.
ut the north corner OF Gary Avenue
August =. 1916, $40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-16
MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS
American lAssnrintinu

II OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES polls. j: To-
lcdc. a.
\, -. palil--St. raul i: Columbus. /.
~ Miiwaukee-A Milwaukee. 4; Louis
vile. |.
At Kansas City-Kansas- City, 4; In
GianapoliS, 6.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-16
MARRIAGES LICENSES.

Marriage licenses were issued yes-
,erday by the clerk of the Hastings
Court as follows:
Tom Toyas and Laura PoclilinCtou.
John Slaughter and Oracle blanche
Carver.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-16
SOuthern Associntior

At Little Rock-I.ittlc Rock. IL;
New orleans. %" Second. seven in
ningS, ngrccmcnD.
NJ Chattanooga --Chattanonga G-3:
birmingham. Ia doth seven innings
acrccmcnD.
At Memphis, 7-2: Mobile,
IL tsecond, seven innings, agree
menU.
At notwithstanding. o.; Atlanta,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-16
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
rhr-, Teams Iied for First Position
win Winner Hnrd To
tnOD>~.

Duple&, 10y defeating the Home
builders. caused three teams IL. the
Commercial League 10 tie f"r FIRST
l!acc. The Cousuls were ia the lead
on Saturday. but a. they had game
under protest with the Homebuilders
which had not been ruled on. II could
not be taken That they wec- tn. pen
Uant winner. i decision on this
game MAS given. fOrfcltin@ the said
game 10 iiOluchu!iders All three
teams arc now tied for nrst place. and
II Is a Eagd matter !" pick At winner
from Tie three. The standing follows:
IinN tn. tlub. Stand
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-16
IIENRICO TRANSFER.

One Deed Of Bargain md Sale.
Amounting to $I,37S.
Charles Wray ct ux. TO Edward
Shields, 5.3G acres on the Nine-Mile
Road; in Fairfield District. August
.. 1916. sl.375.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-16
South Atlantic Icoruc,

Charleston, 0.
AZ umhus-Columbus 0; Angus
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-16
mUSTINt:s nELEASE DEEn.
Que Nelcasc Decd. Amounting


James > Jones. trustee. to Charles
V Green. 5oXiiS feet north line
ScmmeS Avenue. At the east corner 81;
Ihirty-four street. August !. &c.
$500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-16
How the Clubs stand
It"in-hIiil,i-rs.
Totals. gll. ei rotaL. 2. a2.l.

Duplex ......... ......o t. d o E: . '--S
iioAchuilders -... 800 ~ " g | OIL.
summary Thrrs base hit---Nouroc Rer. /
s'n Double pihI--'iirEstts t" nSur. itases
~ hHil,--ry Na'dbtur. g hy Iolin. T.
hniter hit-hy Wa!Ghaur. l. Umpire. Mr..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-16

y. Mcivcr 20xl251-2 feet at the south
east corner OF Thirty-sccond and
Kuhn Streets. March :, 1916. $3.50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-05

IN Der @egcnO BON @aur, oltlld]
Scr Dloas, CAB es ein Nrtiuerle'
gnell.
9ei @rouo Cunc, 9clgicn, 5erltor-
te irau50Iiide glrtillerie Elm y'llill'
tionsoepot.
@euteri6e Srdume.
Qon6on 4. @iai. Der gieu'
fer. Correspondent in gImiteroom mel
SGT aus cincr Gucae, Die ais 5aper-
Idiiio qilt, Iei oie 9laBridt einsetrof-
felt, SAB Olee, Die itartc oeiitlbe
0eintnq III 2otbrin8en, pon Der ei-
pil6eoolferilng gerdlintt ueroe.
N2et 5a6lt etma 10000 einmo9ner
uno lieqt uneeid6r IS Oieilen moro.
lid, Der aonpflinie an Der @eltTrollr
ltn0 40 Wleileu 0itlib BON @eroml.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-05

Yaris, a. Moi. II Der bcute
oo'o@mittoa ausgegc6cne amtlite
SsSSront6eribt y mcloct. ooB i'm gerOiin.
y'allm meltIi@ oer @laas sic 5ron5o'
M zen IN Slbi6nitt oes Siigels ,,Eooter
~faHn" Uobreno ser 9Iadt meiter
ooreeorllngen iino. Gic seitrigcn 80.
ocneeplnme Durocn perne6rt uno be.
leltat. @eter Iagt oie a}clolmg, in.
lolse oes frou3oiiiden Groumelicu.
ers g am Sii9cI .Cootcr Dlonn~ 6ottcn
lldl 5pci Geutida ais sic ein5igeu
ueoerlebenoeu eincr N}annidaft in ei.
mem @robentbeil ergebcn. 9lu anoe-
rea Stellen weitli9 ser Wlaos ereiq.
ncien lu li9 leb6afte 9lrtiaerie.admpie.
gln Sete9t nit Sauogronoten iono
M sl0ocoprt.NoI0e Itott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-05
Se66aftes NrttGertefeuer
Auf Beiden Soften der dfluos
Tran5Olen errtngen lOtaIen GrfOIg
2Se(trt8 oes cSe 2IorA S5omme.
assr0cn fa0Ostli@ 0aoDn aDsr aSasialaasn.
21eridt Oes 0eat[a8en eensralaags.

Berlin, A. Na Oia GUnOOn). IS murOe bene Oi5ea be-
nut se6e Oa Oie 6rOncn IL ener Der SOrgObcnen SuHgen
Der Seatdn iao6 pm uSOOteu @aHnSHse 6uF saft baben
Der bense Seid OeS Oeacn Sauptqnners bat ulsenOenOr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-05
getro fen.

@ CT I . { u.
8ofbington 4. W1ai. &C.
frctGr 2anling mnbtc belte Jta9mit-
tag 6efannt, DAB elm Selegranm bon
9oti6after @eraro, oas beite einge.
trofien lit, glnociltingen oariibcr
madt, mel6er glrt poroisiidtlib oie
Ociltlbc 9lntlport niif Die Mnlbing.
toner glote Iein miro. Sefretdr Gam.
ling le6nte es ab, etwus iibcr Oen s5n.
bolt oes 9clegramms on5uoeltten,
mo iagte, Dab Die Dfittbeiling einen
obiohtt gebeimen G6arafter traee.
DaS SeIegromm pur0e nad @ni.
pfang Iofort Dem @r1iiocnten @ilIon
fpciter9eaeben. Serr Gaming erfldr.
te, Dab cs nidt abiolilt iibcr iei oaB
Die SdhBfolaerlngen oes nnerifa.
niideu @otidafters ri9tig ieien, che
er Die 01ogliAfeit aebabt bdtte, oen
g9ortl1ut Scr oelti1en Wlittbeilung
5u itlloiren. Gberit 6. g2. SouIc, Der
peri0nli9e 9eratbcr oes @r1iioenten
giIion, lit beute na9 glem.yorf 5u.
riidecfe6rt.
@iro Dcute iibcrrcidt.
Bern Sdpei5, A M2oi. Die
oeuti6e 2lntiport aui oie omcrifoni.
ide 9}ote miro belte g}a6niittaa Dem
gotibditer @erarO SuoeitcIt ucrocn.
Gieie gtadridt bringt aus altoritoti-
Der 0uelle Der o9erliner 2ofol-9ln.
jeiger"
Grite gto9ridt felt 5ret.
tog in Bofbinqton
eingetroffcn.
8 ai9ington A. Noi. Sine
tur5e 9obcIoepei6c BON gotidoiter
@craro III Berlin 1T 1eute W2orqen
i'm Stuatsoepartement einactroffcn.
Sic mar Ole critic geadridjt sic
Staatsiefretdr Saniing felt Dem Ieb.
ten 8reitng bon @erdro cr6alten bot
IS 6eiBt ooB Die bciItiee Depeid,e
feinen sluii9mb iiber ocn Sn6olt Der
oelltiden glntuort auf Die Dor mebr
als 5wci @oden iiberionotc amerifa.
niide 9aote eie6t. Giner ni6tamtli-
den StiInoe 5iIfoIgc ipiro 0eutihlanos
antport.glote beite i'm 2oufe oes
Cages Dem @otitaiter @eraro cinse.
bdnoigt peroeu. MN. .,A.......,...
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-05

fldrung Der britiiden a9lus6unee-
rllngspolitif~ eiuidliebt, 1T eines Der
ldngIten Gotumente Der oiplomoti-
ihen Gorreiponoen8 felt 9lusbrl9 oes
Grieges. Sic miro poraisiidtlid am
6reitag 8ormittag in Berlin Ger
@reiie ii6ergeben peroen.
9 OF b a TT BON @eraro Ell n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-05

Das 9lcm.Dprfer 9arrcon bat
aeIterit einen Nroteit gegcn oas ge9eH
gimoes 5toatsonpaIt Mlori9d0 pom
g2eio.gorf eineeleiteie Neria6ren bet
5pred5er Glarf einaercid5t
Ser areii3er nEerneiiee" III ges
Iiern init Sefretdr @lc9l0oo iiuo iei.
uen 9eeleiteru on 8oro in 9leluport
Stems, @a., aus Siioamcrifa ein9e.
troiien. u..,,..m.,..a..,,.g..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-05
1888 Wpttr.
SyOrOrrte Der MnfitaRO
In Dublin.
Giner Offi5teIIen SOnODmer
@rfIarmms semaR.

9lae Sduier in Dublin Ourdiudt.
@remier 9lsquit6 fiinoigt Off
8ielle Grflarilne iiber llriaaen
Der llnriiben fir naAfe g9oae
on. Soues gs. SuIliOon Gin
befounter Seem. gorfcr, IN Dub.
lin oerbaitet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-05
@runOGage far 9tuseIei6
Aeaeben.

-
g8o I + ington, A. Wloi. ~ Ole
aus Berlin foulmcnoe @eloiing, oaB
neue Snitruftionen an oae Gaud.
boot. .Gomnanoaitten ausgeianOt nor.
Den iino, 6at bier itarfen Ginorltd &C.
mndt neil iie oas critic ereifbare 3ei.
den eines ginIenfens Der oeittiben
Regieritnq unO Elm 9cpeis fir i6r
9eitreben lit, oen 6oroerungen I'M.
lerer giotc pom iS. glpril nab8ifout.
men alto Die oeegenDdrtigen Wlet6o.
oen~ oes Observation-Disclosures anf5it.
aeben. 9Iuf oieIer @rinolaee aber
lit eine NeritdHoigine 5piidcn 6eioen
&1nocrn iiber lno Elm 9rud oober
ailsgeidloiien.
Die offi8ieae glitport Der oeitt.
irbcn Negierung miro bier, mic
Stoatsiefretdr 2aniina bciite erfldr.
te, IN ben rdditen paar Gaeen eripar-
tet. Gs lit inoeB mogli9, oaB @rof
gernItorif bercits Dor i6rem Gintref.
fen Dem Staatsoeportement cine D2it-
t6eihng ieiner Re9ierling iiberreiben
tDiro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-05
@iner. Der 5einiten
gpiLno's.

8erliM ora6tlos, A. Wlai.
(lleberiee-ylo6 Der
friiberc Gbef Der @ebeimpoli3ei Scr
in oeutideu S1nocn befinoliheu riH.
iiiben Staot g8ilna Gin aclpiiicr
9rieoricpc, lit, mie Melolngen aus
ct. petersburg beiaser, Der6aftet
poroen oa es ii1 berauseeitellt bat,
ooB CT oas 0berbolpt elmer internol
tionolcn 0icbSban0c mar.
@riedcn ntiifien 6ungern.
Berlin 4. Wlai, Ora9tlos iiber
Sagoi1e. Qleberiee.9So9r
gluf Ger Sniel aorfu 6aben 0ie Qniir-
ten @ctreioeporrat0e bei9logna6nit,
welde fiir Die gcU6Iferliua bon gloro.
gpirus beitimnit waren. Gic Solac
lit lest cine SungerSnot6 in @pirus
uno GoocSf6ae oiu9 gerbiinqcrn
wer0en gemeloct
0ur6 mime 6ef6d6iqt.
2on0on a. Dlai. Der bol.
l1uoiide Dampfer o0ubbe", Der on
~. glpril 6iirdj grploiion einer Nlinc
beibdoigt piiroe, bat beiite@roDcscno
paiiirt iino miro, ndd einer WlelOnng
Der Sdiffsagentlr, aiif oen
Strano aeiest weroen.
Die grploiion ourd mcl1e oie
,Gub6e~ itiper bcihdbiat ulroe, er.
cignetc iib in Der 98dbe Der @alloper.
9oie, no IAon anoere boldnoilAe
Sdiiie aaI @liuea geiGoBen lIuo. .AA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-05
1nttrwtgs.
9ic Oeutide NOte an
@aibingtOn.
0SmrOe geitern SDtitbafter
Werdro itbermittelt,

celcaromm bon S. s8. ecrurO &c.
itcrn einoetroffcn. s(merifu.
nii8c 8coicrinlss6c6oroen be-
fiiratcn ooB 9rub Ocr Diploma.
tiiden gc5iebuneeu folgcn mag.
0cutiblono 6cbarrt onecbli@
auf Declaration bonn 8. 6cbruor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-05

Sn Dem NbIdne micn grmenercS nuo Nrra bnbu Ed feb.
6ate Gamp abgept Se SUude5 nn6 nOr06d
einige Mnen-SperaO IasuuSn nn Oa Gleac bel
bie Der 5aa Nromld Gems baben bic @erudc Der ugGnO
fd Ond MncniprcngnngeH DOnarbee Fd ais ergebuso creH
Sm ante Der Wnas fat as Arern Nnf be6eu Getcn Fh
gr1k Seget eeieert dte in Der Wadt leuen S6b
aSObn Nann Sag unrOen abscdaeeu ShOwed gerees
lang oem 6nor in nuirrcr uOgcfbHeu SteMngen u5nh
Sm faIen.
gUu mebreen fno AerOpanen ole 6ene %Ormtag au Den
fUngiden n i'm EenOe gumben warfen,
2ufampfc bel MDSelfe ubgdO7n Der %lut Gin fau5Sfdcr
Sfer mnrOc set6cte @efid UOu geDn Ofu Oenhc entab
weGrscidte 5mc fenoIi 5eSeHae ab m Grif urt
wmrOm 5esern ran55fide gne uuFer Sampf s
fest
Ccflider 3rtcBSi@anpIat
Die Gage lit int Nagemenen nnUerGnoert lnee Enfren5r De-
ThOen nit en GrOgc bic go6nnIaacn b WOlOOrdne Wns
iOu gu6urn5nnsSpuuf bel 2nniucr nur5id &inS
Salfan.G dnupIab
Gic Gage 1T nnUerahOert~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-05

SetliH A. Diai. m Sames So
@eroro, Der omerifoniide 9oti6aftcr
III gerIilt bat ioe6en bel Dem Nfini.
tier oes 9luspdrtigen borgeiprohen,
Inn Die Oeuti6e glntport auf Die leb-
te omerifaniide 9tote in Der Inter
lee6oot GontroOerie entgesen5une6.
nlcn.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-05-20
OLD A. AND N. BOYS
COMING BACK
The "Home Coming" During Com.
meneement viii Bring Many
Former Students.

Members OF the first graduating
class at the A. & NJ. College, that Is.
the first men TO receive degrees. will
return to their Alma Eater June IL.
10. to make merry at the fortieth an.
nual commencement exercises and
home ecoming ceremonies. Members
OF the class OF 70 and 80. who re-
ceived certificates but not degrees.
also viii. be back on cle campus dur.
In these days.
DR.. J. NJ. Buford, 's2. OF Independ-
ence; Aaron Talbert. 'S2. or Calvert;
James Craven. 's2, OF Houston: T. b.
Mcqueen OF Marlin. r. y. Pennington
OF Brennan. +. c. Won Rosenberg OF
Austin and b. Knolle or Industry. are
members OF the class OF 81 who are
planning to return. W. Wipprecht
business manager. a member OF the
class OF 'S2. and n. VI. McGinnis. col
lege alumni secretary. say that every
class will be represented by a mum.
ber OF members. while some Of the
later day classes probably will be
represented by every member living
in America.
The days OF so. and from that day
on down. will be lived over again.
Competitive drills between the VA.
rious classes. and between individuals
will be staged for the delectation OF
alumni and former captains and other
commissioned officers will assume
charge OF their companies.
The institution will belong to the
"old guard" during the fortieth com
mencement and all OF the plans for
the commencement exercises are be
ing centered around the pleasures OF
the alumni who will return.
Plans for the college parade are
being pushed and splendid parade Is
promised. Every employe OF the Col
lege will participate In this event and
the various departments will be rep
resented by floats which will be ypi
cal OF the work OF the respective di
visions.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-05-20
SHIPPING BILL
PASSED HOUSE
(By Associated Press. i

Washington, May 20.-The admins
tration shipping bill. which is to up
build the merchant marine and
strengthen the navy. passed the house
today. 2l1 to 16l, virtually in the form
in which 1t was introduced.
The bill proposes to appropriate
fifty millions to be raised by the sale
OF Panama bonds for the purchase.
charter or lease of ships by the gov.
ernment. The ships will be sold or
leased to private capital, the govern
ment reserving the right to recall
them as naval auxiliaries. The op-
eratoin OF vessels the government is
unable to sell or lease will not extend
beyond five years after the close of
the European war. The bin now goes
to the senate.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-05-20
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

An extra five-reel bill at the Dixie
tonight with a swell three-act Seiig
featuring the famous Tyron Power In
strong drama. "The Fifth Man"
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Drew In one OF
their classy Metro comedies, also
cute vitagraph comedy-drama with
big cast Of fun makers. A complete
change OF program tonight at $3.50.
The Queen feature tonight Is an
unusually good one, with beautiful
Marguerite Snow and Hamilton Rev
ellie in "A Half Million Bribe," and
the last showing OF the Bryan made
pictures. The first night show starts
at s:l5. next 7:i5. s:i5. s:t5. Ad.
mission: Children 10c. adults 2oc.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-05-20
HOUSTON SCENE Of
ANOTHER TRAGEDY
Woman and Man Found Dead In
Roon,ing House-Believed to Be
Murder and Suicide.
fBy Associated Preas.l

Houston. Texas. May 2O.-Mrs. J..
Ferrell, with head battered and throat
cut, and Henry Bell, we're found dead
in a roomlng house this morning. The
Ferrell baby. its night dress blood
soaked, was sleeping in its mothers
arms. Bell was propped beside the
bed and is believed to have been
poisoned The woman apparently was
murdered while asleep. Bells father,
who is a guard in the Huntsville peni-
tentiary. received message from his
son last night saying. You'll be
needed here tomorrow" The father
arrived this morning.
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NOTICE.

Owing to the fact that the Bryan
Baptist Academy viii have its music
recital at the City Hall next Monday
evening. the annual meeting OF the
members OF the Bryan Commercial
Club will defer their meeting until
next Thursday evening.
By Z. ]. FOUNTAIN.
President OF the Club.
JNO. A. MOORE. JR.
Chairman Entertainment Committee.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-05-20
(By Associated Press,

Washington, May 2o.-The state de-
partment's information from the en-
tente allies source, made public today,
Is that the German submarine U-18,
commanded by Otto sternbrink, de.
stroyed the Sussex, bringing the crisis
between the United States and Ger
many to a climax. Paris dispatches
after the torpedoing said the sub
marine commander was decorated by
Emperor William.
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dier and wounding two civilians. One
aircraft was brought down off the Bel.
gian coast.
War Summary.
tBy Associated Press,

London. May 2O.-The French war
office declares the attempt OF the Ger.
mans last night to cross the User
Canal north OF Pyres failed. Berlin
says the French failed IN their attacks
On the German positions on the road
between Haucourt and Esnes on the
Nerdun front and declares the patrol
operations in Argonne resulted in
heavy French losses. Six we're killed
and 9s we're injured In an aeroplane
attack on Dunkirk and Burgess. A
German asphyxiating gas attack in
Champagne was repulsed. Paris says.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-05-20
FURNITURE DELAYED.

Postmaster j. E. Astin announced
this morning that the delay in moving
the postoffice to the new federal build
ing was caused by the delay in office
furniture shipments. There are two
shipments on the road. for which bills
of lading have been received. and an
other that has not yet left the fac
tory. He said. however. that theq ex.
tory. He said. however. that they ex-
June.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-05-20
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given 10 all who
are delinquent In the payment OF
street taxes. that on next Monday.
May %. complaints will be filed and
warrants issued for all who have not
paid. ny paying now you can save
trouble and costs,
W. W. HARRIS,
Mayor OF Bryan.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-05-20
To Prevent Friction.

chihuahua. Mex. May 20.-General
Trevino. commanding the troops dele
gated to exterminate the bandits in
Chihuahua and Coahuila, arrived here
today. He said he would avoid oc'
cupying the towns until after the
Americans have vacated. with a view
OF avoiding friction. He established
headquarters here.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-05-20
ERROR IN TRAIN SCHEDULE.

In the publication OF the new train
schedule yesterday afternoon The
Eagle read: Train No. II. the Owl,
going north. would pass Bryan at
2:30 a. m. instead OF all a. m, when
II should have read. the Owl. going
north. would pass at 2;ii a. m. instead
OF 2:sO a. m, as now. This viii make
the Owl pass here 10 minutes earlier.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-05-20
VOLCANIC ERUP-
T|0NS REPORTED
fBy Associated Press.l

Honolulu. May 20.-Clouds OF vol.
canic smoke and steam burst out from
Manua Loa last night. and today the
lava fountains and fire lake on the
Kilaue we're unusually active but no
damage was reported. An unconfirm
cd rumor says lava was flowing on
the west side OF the mountain.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-05-20
REPAIRING HOME.

Judge ]. W. Doremus has force Of
carpenters at work repairing his
home. which was damaged consider.
ably by fire several days ago. The
work consists OF rebuilding the burned
parts. repapering and repainting the
house.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-05-20
HOTEL WORK PROGRESSING.

Work on the Haswell addition to the
Hotel Bryan is progressing nicely
The derrick to hoist concrete has been
completed and Contractor Hubbard
stated that the force. without an &C
cident. would be pouring concrete by
Monday afternoon.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-05-20
MEXICAN MATTERS
WERE QUIET TODAY
lntinnated American Troops Coming
out-U. S. and Mexican Troops
Kept Apart.
CBy Associated Press)

Fl Paso. Texas. May 2O.-General
Gavira. commanding the Carranza gar
rison at Juarez. says he was informed
from Casas Grandes that large bodies
OF American troops are passing there
going northward.