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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-04
Methodist.

Calvary, Seventh av. and i29th ST..
Rev. DR.. William II. Morgan viii
preach at both services; evening topic
will be The PASSION for Reality"
Grace. We,. lO4th ST.. Roy. DR..
Christian +. Reisner, II q. M. The
Modern Swearer." based on the Third
Commandment; 7;i5 p. M, THE Sub
marine"
Madison Avenue, a. G0th St.. Rev. Or.
Worth VI. Tippy will preach at both
services; AT the evening service the
choir will sing Mendelssohns Hear
Ny Prayer"
metropolitan Temple. Seventh av.
and 18th St, Rev. Or. {. {. Marshall.
Subject at p. M: "Will Jesus Come
Again. Musical programme by the
Till Sister. wonderful glass ringers.
old John Street. the Cradle OF
Methodism in America" the Rev. Dc.
Streeter will preach at both services.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-07
Bt-II.DtNG. PERMITS.
Nine building Permits. mounting
tu

Permits TOT new aud repair WORT;
vyoro ISSUED yesterday by Huild'':g In
Sp"ctor i:u;l"r as follows
Richmond cold storage Go. :" erect
a brIct ;tnd c"nrrct" building Eve
s'ori"s high, on west side g. t.iyh-
tceuth street. between Marshall and
Cla- Streets TO cost $50. uuU.
suburban DEVELOPMENT Corp 10 erect
two story dwclljuc house on west
side Of NoutroSe Avenue. UctN.cu the
;roo}land park Boulevard and thp
Etdr Mile Road. to cost S%.>"0
Same so erect q brick dwelling. two
stories h!rn on east side Of Moss Side
Avenue between HroOklruG Park
Boulevard and Lady Mile Road. 20 cost
S&.Spn
same. to erect "a bricl> dwelling on
west SD" Of Montroa- Avenue. hctwecn
3rookland Park Boulevard and Lady
Nil" Road, to cost So 500
Same. 70 erect brick dwelling on
cast de OF Moss side Avenue" between
HrnOltlani Park Boulevard and Lady
Milo Road. To CoS' S@,SGc.
Nanni" Harris to repair f"a'u" dwell :
ing, 25l5 Lee street, to cost 500.
school Hoard city 90 Rlchiuoud 90
"cpair bricl, garage, sos East Marshall
street. 10 cost $500
4; l.. Kelley ia repair frame dwell
10 cost SlTS
8 ! r.ondou 70 rcpair frame dwell
ing 500 'hamherlayns .>v.uuo, 10 COS;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-07
REAL ESTATE
AND COURTS

While West End property continued
active yesterday. downtown rcsidcu-
iial sites figured largely In local cs-
cate transactions. Release deeds w.r.
much III evidence. Tl,c number OF trans-
f"rS and the amount OF n,onov in
VOWED showed a slight decrease as
compared with the volume 81 business
on inc day preceding
l.. -. Hobbs sold Il West End build
ini site, facing eight! -auvcn feet on
Monument Avenue. at its Intersection
"ith the western line Of the Boul"-
ward. 10 the II. ii. Development Cor
p"ra''on ~ consideration Of Sl3. :
900 The lot has depth of a little
over 1873 feet. In the downtown soc
I" record was that b. which Fred W.
i;rauer transferred the property on
Marsha street. near Second. OF which
he was trustee. TO Joseph ". Bliicy.
IA" purchase price being 81 900 II
has frontag. OF something over
forty -i,in" feet.
In building circles, the permit is
sued the Richmond cold Storage Cor
pora,inn to build Il hvc-stOry bric,. and
concrete building on the west sid. o!
Zig fifteenth. between Marshall and Clay
Streets, had easy prominence over any
thing else in the office Of Inc Build
ins Inspector Tho structure viii cost
$A0,aOo.
The suburban Development Corpo-
ration secured permits to erect four
dwelling houses out In the extreme
northern section Of tho .citv betwcen
the Brooklaud PARK Boulevard and the
Lady Mile Road. Each house xiii be
ERECTED NJ q cost Of s5so0
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-07
cIfA NcEHY TRANSFERS.
Twelve Deeds Of Bargain aud Safe,
Amounting to SRDSDi.

W Chester Evans 10 Louis ". Far
Mss 2ixs@ feet inches north line Of
FLOYD Avenue, 12s foot inches .ast
" Alien Avenue February % 1916.
Iia s. Harris 81 ais. "a 4, { HAN,
a5Nlio feet west line o: Ensiow Are-
n.ne 20 fcet norm Of Milton street
4 Il. >,iaus 81 ux. TO Raphael r
Levi"n, a3xi55 foe, "rs, Inc OF !;uch-
"uan street 80 feet south az Williams.
March 20. 1915; tax. s2.6". SO.
Er0o.:dnl. Corporation 10 - = TaY-
.o". aoxi4O feet on bellevue Avenue. go
Zee; north az Lafayette Street. Marcic
u. 1916. 5000.
= L. Catewood ., ~. 70 j. D NJ
Gni'n. 25Xi=5 fee. 2$o4 Fairmoun,
Z. |, Holhs - ~ - r. II peyri-
north line OF Monument Avenue inter
section with th. western line ~ tn.
boulevard January 81 1HlG tax,
Joseph v Elioy. i, fo., Ill. Inches
l2 :" 'ee' south Lin" - Marshall
street. l;i feet Ill., ,rohrs cast yf
Ndcl'n" i. Green 20 J, Lewis rhil-
street April /. 1916; $4,000.
in%r' R IN e. 9H 70 h$ %o,,S Nsri
stree, March i. 1916: sc.*oo.
II. X pollard, Jr., trustee. TO Udve-
wood Realty Corp iixlGi zee. south
Inc 81 'arriDcton street los feet lost
or Roso street Arrii G. 1916. = %
r. Abrams 60 al. lots y and -. hlpek
A. plan OF Highland Parir AlIl. on
March 20. 1915; $3.50.
=, W p HHzeigroTe Fl nS - y q.
%oC2 Floyd Avenue APRIL 3. 1915 .aN
$3.50. $40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-07
CuANcEny RELEASE DEEDS.
Al.

James ". Govaon. trustee. - Rob
~ ! Moncure, II f"et g inches by
iI6 feet east line az Eleventh street
bet" cen 81 and BIB North Eleventh
Street -iprtl :. t"Is. Sligo
W i.oNley "i al. trustees. to
t"ott" W CUMMINGS. % feet inches
~ i"si ihaneS south inc OF Roc-
..!S stree; 80 teet . inches west o:
A''.!sr AVGnue APR! $. i'ls: S+2i
~ Ho%ieE ~ a.. trustees to
J9hn ~ EuEl", SlSl15 feet south I'm.
OF Main stree ~ feet cas-, OF Lin
W. + Purcell jr.. ., al 70 Peter
Gornclla 25%"" feet. 62l-513 North
Eighteenth street. also, 2SX?o feet,
-. Ncrth Eighteenth street. April /,
1915 SLIGO.
~ q pollard. IT, trustee, 20 r. +:
i:iW"'", -NA!ip feet north line Of
Aych ." Apgl .. 1915. $1,000
items Sanpsou. trustee. to
'"p!p ?. bcr; Harmon - ny lots -
and .. block n plan OF Ilv,harta
I'Hr. h"rt'iou March IS. 1916: s24s75.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-07
Place. pyembcr ~. lel5, tax
cents: go.
cmA>cEnY DEEDS Or rnr>r.
Thirteen Deeds OF Trust, Amour ting


to S:tS.::07.15.
Mary Louis" S"hluct"r TO John Bag
by. trustee, lGxlio feet west line Of
Randolph street. 25S feet south vc
Winder street. APRIL ). 1915 Si:i
E, as ;rus;ecs 35NI35 fSct. saSi FaT.
49, 80.
Raphael = I.evisn @. ux to II"nry
s liutzlcr ct al. trustees. 32A!a5 feet
west line OF I;uChnnan street 81 fee,
sonth Of Williams street. April /,
iSlG. SloN"
Waiter Z. Johnson e, uA, to =. Sit
t"rding - al, trustees. 25xlDD i.c,
vest I'm" of st. i1ui street between
sakcr and Ch"rity streets March 20.
l9lG; $1,000.
j. ". johnson "' TX. 20 William T..
itzHiui trustee. ItNl3i feet. all North
S ,.>, street sls"., - :rct : inches hy
:, 1916; s2.l2o
5. Same t" same . Zee, : inches ny
April !, t1lG: 81 600
I"ra \ M"riw"th"r "a ~ J. chew
HHlnH ct AZ trustees. @iNSl f""t si7
\"r,th SIXTH street March /. 1915;
=. lewis phillips 70 William 7 Ty-
iicr. 22%!hi feet west line of Twelfth
Marshall streets. Anrn t. iYis ST.,
JOSEPH W Elne, 70 II seldco Fay
l SIR A6r1 ,'"ii ,i5 q; s E"s6 Marshall
Muhlemam x knyhoe. Jr. 80 II. y.
Is i55 fesl. %ois iemslnstou >ve G''S.
Peter Gonncila to ". Il. rurcc!. Jr..
81 a.. trustees. 25xao feet. j2i -5a%
April 3. iaiG Sisso'
" II DAVIS ., ais. 80 =. !. Deuoou.
I =. plan Of In. Nunr~ NuriI fpt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-07
MRS. DUKE WAS
ILL FOR YEARS
Suffered Long From Stomach
and Liver Ailments: Also
Indigestion. Now Better.
Tells All They Should Not Be-
come Discouraged Ii One
Bottle Does Not Cure
Them. Will DO II II
Given Il Fair Trial.
She Says.
TANLAi WINS HER PRAISE

For many wears | suffered from in
digestion, torpid liver and stumac II
troubles could scarcely eat any
thing without its disarveeirg with me.
As result had to H." on Il diet con :
tinuHli%' said Mrs. +. -. Duke. sol
North Thirty second street, Richmond.
Nov, il YOU suffer as I dld and b"git.
taking Tanlac which / advise. don't get
discouraged il! one bottle does not
max 4 complete ctirc. for If Won viii
onlS take Tanlac II Will d" all that Is
claimed Tor II by tho makers. How
true this advice is Of Mrs. Duke. II
only people would romcmhcr that it
takes months 10 make an invalid and
months TO fully rrcuperatc. they would
not be 50 impatient. They would not
stop just because they felt good again
after few doses. Mrs. Duke. coutinu-
Ing. said: Il WAS advised by a friend
To take ranlac. and after had taken
ono hottc | felt relieved, and better
than had Tor some time"
once on. gets entirely well they
should preserve their health and re-
fraih from again taxing the vita! or
:ans beyond endurance. Take this
medicine as voG would the doctor
faIthruily ana then you, too. will 10 the
beneficiary of the years OF labor. re-
Search ana study Of the urea. men
VITO brought this new discovery into
i;tChmonds largest d:u@ firm. POLK
M'ilcr stores sell it >l."c per bottle !,
representative" rs present AT the store
Third ANA Broad. 20 explain TO YOU
more abou, this 'vu!N remarkable rem
cdy all are :" loudly praisins
\ glance over tho nlcs OF the daily
papers here will prove that many com
pi"inim" OF the same stomach trouble
have been relieved by the Master Mcdi-
cine now avaiiahi" her. for YOUR ncnc-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-07
[LIAMSBURC HAPPY
OVER FUTURE OF CITY
piio RcpOrts of Small Du pont
fIani, Citizens Are Decided,
Optimistic.
WORK BEING DONE
Houses in Town Are Occupied,
ud Demand for 3iurc Far Exceeds
'"rply--Iinittin. Mill Needs More


l""ia! 10 The Times Dispatch
I.LlAAlSlitEG, VA. April e.
| iiUmrb,rg continues optimistic over
are Developments IN this section re-
! dl"ss of tho announcement OF the
/ Points th;, their plant here would
4 81 only moderate size. The fac,
the powder cOuuauy has spcn;
j usJuis uf dollars "a" . ~i'" the
n erpCakc and ohio hallway Com
II is buiihiuG spur track OF n"ariy
\ Dor miles in length. with eleven
cs or sidetrack within IN. plant
\ per as w"il "R The use OF water
n REFORMATION, has convinced the rub
II ihat tn" On FONT plant. although IL
II start ~ a small say. VIII not stay
n tile race Of All adverse reports.
j. Jackson. Of Tia. Power City De
Iopment CoWpauv, anuourcad this af-
noon tina ID" had closed ..u acreage
tot today for $4,000. besides dis
ing Of four pieces Of rrop"rty With
/ the corporate limits Another real
AT" dealer sold eight lot. Yesterday,
lie another reports IN" sat" Of two
dag There wei" not as man" IN
-iors her. to-day, due 20 tho Iucie-
49, weather. but interest IL SIM at
high pitch, With nothing for sal" In
sht except Ht normal figures. which
eraiici prior 10 the pu Pom, pub
~ cmnpai-n. which BIAS 'ailoi In its
cot here II So far rs discouraginr
rEc who Ifuow tho history Of Hope
u and devcloDnents ir othNr places
"onprn%irg tn" lOcatior Of big en-
rpr!scs.
work is progressing r.,p.ll> on tho
ur track from Springfield north to
H'r"ut places. Contractor Curtis Kill
r 10 ,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-07
Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY Ail.-iA!i. Li$E TO NORFOLK.
Schedule in effect January 3. ls1S.
j.clN. Ezra Street Station. Richmond. ron
NORFOLK. 'G:iS y. NJ. 800 A. NJ. . 90 e.
Ton lYNCiIEunG AND THE WEST:
'sl5 a. 81. $3.50 A. 81. $500 p. 81. .y:7i
+. NJ. i.sca! TO Crewe. 's:3j f.. II.
Arrive itichmord from Nort,lk: .il:4o 4
NJ. 's.Al l.. NJ. $500 4. ~. .ii:;9 T.. 81 From
tho west: '6:ii y. Nj. 's.37 \. NJ. t2:i9 L. " .
$40 L. NJ. -G;i7 L. NJ. 300 r. Al
'Duily. 'Da!ly except Sunday. Sunday
only.
W. 81 EEVIL.L. W c. SAUNDERS.
= Y. NJ. Roanoke. G. P. a.. Roa ,9ka
c. - BOSI.EY. II. p a. ;,ich,ncrd "a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-07

T~DcTlII 20 Tho TlWes DisVn ton.
Eci:fpl.k. w. April 6.--TeachciS OF
IA. Second CouGressional District VIII
meet in Portsmouth Tomorrow i'm au-
nua! session. several hundred teach
crs from the cities ana counties Of the
district VIII he present, and addresses
VIII be delivered by principals and .du-
Gators Of tho district. y ,heatcr party
ct noon viii be tic chief feature % the
recreation program.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-07
rnkcS Maidstone Treatment,

Especial to The Times Dispatchl
IAiiiilSlNBCiiG, VA, April e.
Mss Julia 1.ayInan was bitten by a dog
near lakewood and she went ut onc.. 10
1. noted maidstone in Augusta County
,nd had the stone applied TO the wound
- precaution against rabies She
as the second person in the communi,v
% try tn" maidstone Sixteen persons
Who ""r" bitten hy q maddoG hero
fohruary took the Pas,cur treat
uunt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-07
PIT MIXING PERMITS.

Permits we're issued yesterday rs
Plumbing Inspector I.andcrs ~ fol
lows:
rle-Eoenling co. the. for j. q
BochliNg 1916 Tialdwiri street
John T. Rose, for " y Gilman .,
:. :" - and II boulevard between
Main md cary street..
same, for city o. Richmond. Police
station, Sol Yves Marshall Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-07
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

NarriaF" licenses were issued yes
tCrduN 10y Deputy Clerk Breeder. OF
The iiuStIngS Court. as follows.
w Jack swift. ii. aud t.iizabet tn
y. JOHNSON.
George EariiSdnl Wickham nnd Viz
Eiuia NJ X. 'hcS:ernau.
Robert ! WIKI .uson and Elizabeth
y i..p.,1,pt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-07
ElECTKI, PERMITS.

IL" following permit Was issued
Yesterday by the Electrical Depart
ucnt;
4. z. Cosby Electric and Machine
90, for Gregory Vinegar Co. I'LL Eas,
fNrN Street tNo MINUTES.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-07
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Atlantic Coast Line
The standard Eailroau OF the South-
Et E,I''rlNE LA NIrARS lnIs

The Standard Eatlronl OF the Snuth
EFFECTIVE JANUARY 3. 1915
TRAlSo LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY
For Floriaa and south S.l5 n 81 an.
Gas +. NJ, II 80 T.. NJ. ESQ A. NJ
For Norfolk: G:lJ y. NJ. 900 A. 81 800 p
NJ, I:cp T. ~. t+:l0 T.. n
For y. ". Ry. West: 6:l5 A. NJ AK,
A: NJ. 500 T.. NJ. y25 p. II
For tetcrsnhts: 1850 y. 81. Sis 4. A.
r. 81: 1900 T., NJ. ti:lo f. NJ. 6:5o T. AZ.
6;35 p. NJ. s:25 =. 81. 1880 p. NJ
For Goiuuhuro and tuyettcNiiic: Il 90 p NJ
For iiopeweli: !:l1 ~. Al. .l:I5 p. al. t3:t;
=. Nj. 9:l5 +. 81.
Trans nrtttn richmond daily: 1:2o A NJ
800 A. NJ. sl3 A. NJ. 6:l5 A. NJ Sal
a. VI; 1890 q. ~, '2:lo 2. NJ. tl:40 p. 81
at =. NJ. $50. T.. 81. i:t5 +. Al. 9:06
Except sunday Sunday only.
Time OF arr'va. and departure and con-
HeCii"HS not Guaranteed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-07
iIn>h,co ni:Lr:Ast DEED.
hnr Deed vi nclca>c. Amounting
to Si.tp0.

~ II sutton. trustee 20 u. Pollard
'.rdr1n. 10 aCr-s iu EioOkiaui lis
rle'. on In" ChiyIsahomlny E.ycr.
.\pr.l ! 1916. $500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-07
nE>HIco DEEDS or Trust.
r"" Deeds of Trust. AMOUNTING

: 7 Moss TO William / TYLER. trts-
Iarl. March -. 1916. $3.50
w ~. lanes 20 W. l.. Miller, lot %
-. containing - acres. plan If West
nam March %. 1910. Si72r
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-07
Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac R. R

VII ''1Nu ''fN'.kI0' H1l9'x VtEf
H. ashd Nj AjeR. H. aIt / 50 ~ no Pa
1875 A. 1915 ~ ii2.0iPa. is0ofs Siora ~ IS Pp
1850 Pa. '5l7HA. 32oPa 'll23rA. -l1liN tiltoN
Esknsad ll,,.nta tal H. tlis ~ .Uk tNX EIi5 fu S,
tr ANS Aa d.y frtlaahrIs ausa. ~,i avs IT, "a %
Pa &c. ~ IshIiid Lsn. S,i aIs. ". s7i5A $50 Ps
AZ IS 20 Al. 5I2W
sAus s. Ss birds Sl ts,s,Gr ina. tBsS s.si .f,,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-07
sEAn0AuD AIR LINZ, RAILWAY.

u.
The Progressive Hallway of the South"
SoutEtuund trains scheduled 20 leave Rich.
iuo7t duly: 9:2j y. NJ local 20 Norma: I:el
T. NJ. siocp"Ts and coaches to JacksonvIlic,
Atlanta. B!rsinSha f:I +. NJ, through
coaches ana siecpcrs to JaCksoEville: u:3q
H. 81 Florida Limited: I2:f5 y. NJ. seepers
to Atlanta, Birmingham. Jncksonvilla
Tampa and coaches to Jacksonville.
Northbound trains scheduled to arrive II
RicnmOnd daily: i:20 A. ~, 1923 A. NJ. S:3p
A. Al. local. 3.3D \ N. 5:I =. n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-07
RAILROADS.
CHESAPEAKE & Ohio RY

Gin. LouisNiIls & West 600 D. .iI:N) n
Main Line. Local Is g. "a D. tS:l5 o
jones IINcr Linz 1859 a. .o:,5 D.
y N~wS. NIX. Ola pt - a. .i2 M 4 %
Newport News. Local .T:I, a. 500 %
Trains arrive from NIX. 'li:3U a.. '2.iJ D.
$50 y. y. News 'e:55 a.. $50 .. F.om
West $50 n. 'S:ic D.. to.@ a. tl:lo D..
40 q. dairy f-pm Charlottesville except
SUNDAY from Tourmond Jas River. is:3i
n. CIV u >Daily- 'EA"ept Suuday
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-06-12
uPPERV|LLE HORSE
SHOW ON THURSDAY
Many Prominent Washington.
ians Among Judges and Ex-
hlbitors at Virginia Event.

with many prominent Washington
residents participating. the Upperville
Colt and Horse Show to be held at
Grafton Hall. near Upperville. Va. on
Thursday and Friday. bids fair to be
the most successful In years.
Almost every other name In the list
OF judges and exhibitors 10 that Of q
washinstonian or Of q virginian or
Marylander who 10 well known In the
Capital.
X. Hunter Duiany. OF this city and
Virginia. is president Of the associa-
ton. under the auspices Of which the
show 10 given annually.
John Buchanan, son OF Brig. Gen.
James A. Buchanan, retired, OF Wash
ington and Upperville. 10 secretary. and
William Cocoran Eustis, we'll known
Washington resident. Is one of the
judges.
Charles e. Mather. of Baltimore:
swarfs Of Se% York * E % psMo. g.
OF Baltimore. and T. I. Marshall and
w. N; Garber. OF Virginia. arc the
Among the Capital horsenen and
those Virginia horsemen who have en-
tered their blue-blooded equines in tho
FSoi. J. 3. Thomss, Brooke Nj. Baker.
H. Rozier Dulany. Henry T. Oxnard.
General Buchanan. W. {. Seipp. Mr..
and Mrs. william F. Hit. John r
Buchanan. B.. w. Haxail, jr.. NJ. q.
Richardson. FairfaS Harrison. H. W.
Frost. George n: Slater. jr.. F; W.
dom. Frederick &. Bryan. Miss Neville
Lemon, DR.. Cary d. Langhorne, and
x. p Gardner.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-06-12

Of some thirty ships. big and little
Vice Admiral Beatty was in command. "
rs that the entire British fleet?''
asked Jimmy.
NO. indeed; just one squadron. The
main fleet. consisting OF many dread
naughts and nrst-class battleships, was
some distance away-over the horizon.
We were In touch with II by wireless.
That afternoon We noticed a num-
Der OF ships coming out to sea, appar-
emily from the coast Of Jutiand. Soon
they were recognized as the German
high seas feet, the most powerful no
tilia on earth, after the British grand
Meet.
There were two things to do; to give
battle or to run. The former course is
the one to adopt when your fleet is
stronger than the enefnys, but when
your fleet is weaker than the enemy's,
II ts recognized as strategy to run
and not a thing TO be ashamed OF.
Was your squadron. the British bat
tie cruiser squadron, stronger than the
Germans" asked Joe.
mo"
Then did you try to run asked
Jimmy.
No" said Uncle Harry. "vice Ad-
miral Beatty saw at once that the Ger
man fleet was stronger, but he reckon
ed that IL he gave battle. he might be
able to hold the Germans until the Brit
ish grand fleet. summoned by wireless,
could come UP and render assistance
1T was daring risk. We steamed
on to meet the Germans. It was misty
and we could not see them all the time
Then began the FIRST phase Of the bat
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-06-12
5 FROHMAN STARS
TO HAVE NEW PLAYS
Maude Adams, Ethel Barrymore,
Blanche Bates, Skinner, and
Gillette Selected.

NEW YORK, June l2.-Ffve OF the
stars under the management OF the
Charles Frohman Company will appear
seen in importatipns and three others
will continue in one OF this years sue
cesses-"Sybil." This summarizes the
announcement OF the company's plans.
Maude Adams IL to appear In an en-
tirely new Barrie play, "A Kiss for
Cinderella" She VIII bring her present
tour to an end July 1. will take vaca-
ton until October. and then appear In
THE Little Minister FOR a brief tour.
Coming here to the Empire Theater for
pear Christmas week In the new Barrie
play.
Ethel barrymore is to have a new
comedy. On Its reception In this city
Paris, Miss Barrymore will appear in
William Viii gillette will appear for
twenty weeks. six OF which will be
played IN New York. In new play
Otis Skinner has q new play by Booth
1t Is comedy OF Ameri-
blanche Bates will have n nev NAV
now being written for her by William
Somerset Vaughan. opening her sea-
son early In October.
Ann Murdoch will appear early In
August In Please Help Emily" a COM
edy. by n. M. HARDWOOD. presented by
arrangement with Selwyn n Co.
Margaret Anglin will appear in will
lam Somerset Maugham's comedy.
Carolina
Julia Sanderson, Donald Brian, and
sent their comedy. "Sybil."
The Charles Frohman Company will
carry out two projects next season in
conjunction with David belasco, one OF
which Will be an all-star presentation
OF a well.known drama, brought up to
date by Belasco.
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St. Alban Summer School
To Open This Afternoon

The summer school Of Mt. st. Alban
will be opened this afternoon at 1880
with services in Bethlehem Chapel.
The school will continue until Friday.
The morning sessions of school be-
The studies include elementary and
advanced religious pedagogy and
teacher training. and lectures on So
ciai service and the teaching of mis-
sions In Sunday schools.
The afternoon sessions include con-
ferences from to o'clock on edu-
cational, pastoral. and personal prob
lens. Conferences for Bible teachers
are to be held from $3.50 to $3.50
o'clock, and q parents and teachers
class will have a half hour1 from
to $3.50. A stereopticon lecture will
close the days program at 8:45 p. m.
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tie. The German Workmanship was
excellent and the British ship suffered
heavily; several we're sunk.
Then the German admiral apparent
ly came to the conclusion that the Brit
fsh squadron would not fight this way
unless a more powerful fleet were COM
Ing to It's assistance, sohe began to
move toward home just as the leading
battleships Of the British grand fleet
hove into view-too late to do much
damage to the Germans"
And who won?" It was Joe who
asked.
I'VE will have to wait for that his
tory OF the war; said Uncle Harry,
smiling. The official reports differ.
The British admittedly lost ships total
ling about 10000 tons. They claim that
the Germans lost ships OF even greater
tonnage. but Berlin saws that the Ger
mans lost only about 5000 tons.
You see. several things helped the
Germans. II was misty. In the first
place. condition which enabled the
Germans to open action in fairly close
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PIMPLES AND SKIN
ERUPTIONS DANGER
SIGNS OF BAD BLOOD
First Sign of Blood Disease.

Pimples. scaly itching skin, rashss.
burning sensations and scrofula denote
with unfailing certainty a debilitated,
weakened and impure state of me
blood. The trouble may have been in
your blood from birth. but no matter
now you were infected. you must treat
II through the blood. II is a blood dis
ease. You must use S. S. s., the stand
ard blood tonic for 80 years, IL You ex-
pect relief For purifying the system.
nothing Is equal to II. The action of
s. s. s. is to. cleanse the blood. II
soaks through the system direct to the
seat of the trouble-acting as an anti
dote to .neutralize the blood poisons
II revitalizes the red blood corpuscies,
increases the now so that the blood can
properly perform It's physical work.
The dull. sluggish feeling leaves you
the complexion clears nv. Even long
standing cases respond promptly. But
YOU must take s. S. S. Drugs and sub
stitutes won't do. Get S. 3. s. from
you; your drnsEist. II you need expert ad-
lanta. Ga.-Advt