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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-20

A 81 SIT here writing this ar
IN ticie. am perched on the
~ top Of hill overlooking the
most beautiful vista. a veritabie
fairyland | am in the country, out
among the wind blown. sweet-smell-
ing grasses The leaves Of the tree
are veNety green. and Mrs. Red
breast is building her summer home
in the apple tree where by and by
when the blossoms are heavy on the
Dough, there will be little speoklcd
eggs in the nest
A few minutes ago a risky rab-
bit peered at me with startled eyes,
and not far away | could hear the
lowing OF the cattle, just turned out
to pasture Tonight | will be there
when they bring in the tin pals
filled with foaming milk, and to-
morrow there will be rich. thick
cream on my strawberries for break
fast
remember Lottic's and my first
visit to the country and how we
were carried away by the strange
messages of nature. We pursued
the little frogs. climbed up into the
trees to peer at the birds nests,
went berry hunting, and OH for the
wonders OF the farmyard!
Lo,tie was especially fascinated
when the hour came for the milking
OF the cows. She climbed UP ON old
Farmer Butterhelfs fence and stop
ped him in his labor to remark,
Mr.. Bvtte1held-is 1t \ lady COW or
q gentleman cowT
You can imagine how wonderful
II SCENE after being shut up in a
studio and working as hard n We
have to work to be In the country
once more. especially now that the
hills and dales are all tricked out in
their early spring hnery,
And now | must stop awhile, for
here comes little old farmer lady
who always tells me such delightful
stories, and | am sure if | visit with
her she will have something to say
which will round out this article.
An hour has passed since | laid
down my pencil and Mrs. Tinkelpaw
and ] have had SUCH a glorious visit
Il KANT say as how | keer much
for yer CITY," Mrs. Tinkelpaw began
"as had purity intolerable time
OF it there"
How unfortunate, | replied es-
pecially after / had been told it was
her first and only visit to the city
away from her little farm in the
country.
"Of course we KANT stop the city
She's a-comin' purity fast down this
way" she said refectively. "But
I'm a-hopin' before the hustle and
noise and rumble sets right down
on these here fields I'll be restin'
IN the family plot beside pore. dear
Mr., Tinkelpaw"
OF course she didn't realize she
was telling me something funny
when she related her experiences
when the city ingulfed her.
The first place she had gone to
was the hotel. we'll recommended by
the whole countryside, and there. to
her alarm they made her sign her
name in book
~ OF KANT never tell what you're
a9signin." she advised me. "Its q
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-20
PRESBYTER|ANS LAUNCH
Continued From First Page.)

Continued From First Page.)
New York. declared today that "a
spirit Of covetousness'' led DR.. William
McKibbin, OF Cincinnati. to head the
Onslaught on Union Seminary. Or. WEIGH
said DR.. McKibbin wanted Union Semi
nary FUND for Lane Seminary. for which
the Cincinnati man is president. DR.
John Fox. of New York. who Is promi-
nent In the attack, was characterized
by DR.. WEIGH as a misguided man"
The wichita Presbytery submitted
an overture asking that the non-use
of tobacco be made one of the require
ments for ordination to the ministry
and likewise for holding official po-
sitions 1t was hailed with much
laughter.
Another from the Cairo Presbytery
asked for action favoring the amend
ment of the Constitution of the United
States against support Of institutions
under sectarian or ecclesiastical con-
troll
The General Assembly today went on
record in favor of salaFied evangeIis:s
and approved efforts to bring abou.
the union of all denomina tons In the
would unite with the twenty-five other
denominations in the Federal Council
of Church, which have like commissions
to develop the more thorough and sys-
tematfr control of evangelism
The budget adopted today of sh.i5a.-
1872 WIS almost half a million dollars
greater than in 1915.
Rev. sylvester w. Beach OF wash
ington, u c.. who married the two
daughters of President Wilson. joined
the delegates today
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-20
CIGARETTES CAUSE REJECTION
OF MEN FOR MARINE CORPS

New York, May Excessive Gig
arctic smoking caused so per cent OF
the reflections" at the United States
Marine Corps recruiting station in
this city since the first of May. ac-
cording to Captain Frank E. Evans,
recruiting officer. The sDecihc causes
were faulty respiration and tAchycar-
DIS. or rapid heart beat.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-20
INFRINGING HIS PREROGA.
TIVE.

New Par.or dead Guleh Taber-
nacle)--I will now close the servcie
with prayer.
Deaeon-Hold on. parsonl It's ali
right-ptay II yer want ter bat ser
vices amt supposed ter close in dis
town till Tough Tomkins shoots DC
lights out
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-20
IT you WANT TO KNOW.

] DO not love you, Doctor Fell.
The reason why III quickly tell
That dope you gave me tastes like
! do not love you. Doctor Fell
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-20
VERY EASY.

Famc's ladder @ actor
Is quickly climbed, because
lie lightly bounds upon the round,
OF other folks app!sgls- s--s
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-20

risky business. Pa Tinkelpaw sign
ed slip of wuthless 1ookin' paper
oncet that made us spend four year.
a-buyin' set Of Shakespeare
drarnies."
Of course | can't tell it to YOU as
my visiting neighbor told me. but
1t seems that when the clerk and
she discussed the room she was to
occupy she made the clerk 20 into
very minor details concerning /.
Finally she was satisfied and the
clerk had one Of the porter, show
her to the elevator. It so happened
that another Of the porters had dis
posed her baggage in the elevator.
awaiting Mrs. Tinkelpaw.
Reaching the elevator. she stopped
short and, looking into it, eshe saw
her two fat hampers. With a ua.n
she rushed back to the desk, de-
manded her baggage and wanted her
name scratched of the register.
y Dung man. jes because I'm
from the country, you amt soin' to
think fer one minute you can take
me IN by yer soft talk. That ajn't
the room you promised me and I
amt goin' to stand fer It,"
-. And nothing would swerve her
she walked right out of there. bas
and baggage. spent the day sight
seeing all she wanted ter, and took
the evenin' train home"
Answers to Correspondents.
| ID, S.-You would be verv
foolish girl to run away and marry
until you were sure you would be
happy with this young man vou
write about, who is ouch 4 bow. [
am afraid neither Of you appreciate
the responsibility Of marriage. DO
| 60 to your mother-she u y0,,r hast
friend and adviser 1t this time,
2. Y. A-The photop,ay eie.rin.
house 10 undoubtedly reliable. but
sometimes It takes weeks before
yow hear from the scenario sent ont
because the busy scenario editors
have SO many to fead they cannot
give It immediate attention. / would
not be discouraged.
Miss c. LIN the first place. /
would advise you to have your seen
arios tytew-ittcn. Very few editors
VIII read Store. written in long
hand.
A.liee-I often have circles under
my eyes which come from overwork
and when | am very tired. do
not think a massage cream could
benefit them. If ! were YOU. I
| would try to rest and see Il your
doctor can't give you some tonic to
build you up
Morris A.-Owen Moore was not
IN the famous photoplay. Birth of
Nation" but he is with Mr.. Crit
nth. the man who produced it, and
is one of the stars of the Triangle
| company.
Nan Where is always a
chance for the clever girl. | think
you would have to 60 to Manila to
try your luck. but Il I were you !
would be sure Of my own ability
before | decided on such . step.
@71 %1tf%
r. -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-20

El'ee-I often have circles under
my. eyes which come from overwork
and when | am very tired I do
not think a massage cream could
benefit them. If l were YOU.
would try to rest and see IL your
doctor can't give you some tonic 10
build you I'D.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-20

Miss c. LIN the first place, /
would advise you to have your seen
arios tyLew-itten. Very few editors
will read Store. written in long
hand
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-20
BANDITS AGAIN MAKE

Continued From First Page
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-20

Nan Where is always a
chance for the clever grit I think
you would have to 60 to Manila to
try your luck. but II l were you I
would be sure of my own ability
before | decided on such q step.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-20

Morris A.-Owen Moore was not
in the famous photoplay. Birth of
Nation" but ne is with Mr.. Crit
nth, the man who produced it, and
is one of the stars of the Triangle
company.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-20
A COUNTRY PARADISE.

A 8 SIT here writing this ar
IN ticlc. am perched on the
@ @ tor Of hill overlooking the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-20
Answers to Correspondents

e. Y. A-The photoplay ejearins
house IS undoubtedly reliable. bu;
sometimes 1t takes weeks before
yow hear from the scenario sent out
because the busy scenario editors
have so many to ,fcad they cannot
give It immediate attention. / wo,id
not be discouraged.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-17
FIESTA De LA SOCIEDAD IA
UNION"

Con un simpatico festival celebro
anoche Ia Sociedad mutualista HEM.
cana LA Unior''7 su 300. apiversa-
rio. Una concurrencia tornado en-
su totalidad por las famillas de los
muchos Socios que forman ia
Union" asi5tio al festival, que die
principle con Ia obertura Maria,
ror una competente orquesta. /. -
guiGa, ell senior Tomas Targr- Sc
crctario de Ia Socieda'. - lectura
al Acta De installation, gre Sc lovan-
10 hace treinta mos. DespuGs de
walls "Nochc Buera', e. socio seFor
Rafael Gonzalez proHunci0 un dis.
curse en- el que sc refirio al muJua
lismo Y q la labor desarTollada pol
Ia Sociedad en- los t%reinta amos que
Ieva de vida. Tambien habl6 ell So
clio senior G. N. Baez, sobre Ell mis-.
mo tema. FL Presidente, senior f.
c. SchcdL do Lectura = 4 rcseha
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-17
LA VlEJA

Aver Gran los banqueros dc Wall
Street quiencs nos decian que =
Oregon, cl dc la "eXpcriencia COS
mopolita". cl ''sabio. el ~prudente'', s;
!; pre5tarian u m~illones; hoy, uro
&c tantns corresponsaIcs dc guerra,
roa habla dc Elias Gales como del
hombrc dll ~porycnIr. Aver Sc env!a-
ban m a Carranza para destroZar
Il Villa; hoy los agcntcs dc Villa lc
mandan armas Y municioncs a este
para aniquilar d Carranza. e en-
barge de armas para cl ''"obicrno"
de fasto. a pesar de las cordiales cu..-
~ferencias De Washington. subsi.te.
Villa. en- Gambia, ha podido armar. '
cauipar OCHO MIL HOMBRES EN-
OCHO DIAS. Cada disparo lie Villa,
significa otro displro de Carranzl. Y
TN cartucho menos en- las m~iserablcs
ox~istcncias dc los ar<enales del "go-
aierno" dc facto..... 5Comprcndcn
los Icctcrcs?
7 como .. prcacEto romano cs 81.
bio, ' H., hombrcs cue mandau en- q
gobjerno anthem" csian conveucr.
dos de dc 81 pIiJren la paz, dc',cr,
~prepararac para - guerra" Isl us
paceu, para beilum!, Ia movilizaci6n
de las miIicias continual sobre Ia
Grontera De Mexico; couvoyes enLe.
ros de armas y mGniciones Sc enviar
u los Cuartelcs de San Antonio. Eaels
Pass, Laredo, Fl FasO. Brownsville.
el CongrIso vOta enormes presupues.
toS de guerra; los ]conSu!cs america.
nos no regresan I pesar de que di
cen que en- Mexico t"dG Is paz V ar
moHi2 lcs ciudadanIa dc este pui:
que viv-H eme e hue:tlo. t,iG1pocc oar
trazaS De regreslr, por ccrsejo de Il
Casa Blanca; Y hasta Sc picnsa er
los arreglos necesarios para que 10:
mi.icianos que patrullan Ia fr~ontera
voten IN las el~ecciones de noviem
bret!
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-17
No 1EH[a ABTORzACION DEL
GOB. LOS DELEGAD0S QUE
IINIERON A e. III.

CIUpAD DE MEXICo, Julio !,

CIUpAD DE MEXICO, Julio 20.
Candida AguiIar, ej Ministro de
Relaciones Exteriores del gobierno de
iacto, dio Z IA ~pubicidad aver, las
s~iguientes declaracionsS:
Ell dia 81 de JUNO prcximo pa
sado manifesto que IA Comisi6n pri-
vada que fue I los Estados Unitos 4
conferenciar con alguuas delegacio-
mes, tambien particulars, de eSe
pals. no Nevada authorization ningu-
ia Official para discutir Ia situacion
International.
"Ahora, ratifico tai declaration de
que esos Delegates no estan autorl-
zados q usar e nombre de este GO
bierno en- sus negociacioneS, por %
cual, cualquiera arreglos hechos por
esas comisiones Y delegaciones. Seian
bajo su personal reSponsabilidad.'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-17

EN- hUSeATINF, IOWA, Sc REHUSARON A
SEGUlR SU VIkJE AL sur 81 NO Sc
LES DABsh CARR0s DORkT0RiOS

NUSCATINE, Iowa, Julio l6.-Ei
Treinta Y dos Regimiento de lnfan-
terra lie Michigan, lego aqui hoy en-
I'M tren especial, de paso para IA
frontera. Ell tren Sc detuyV por es-
pacio de dos horas, mientras Sc ha-
clan las agencias para c~onseguir CO.
ches pulImans para los milicianos DC
r~e-erencia, pues estos Sc negaban
terminantemcnte q continuar su via
lie hacia Ell sur 81 no Sc les daban ca
rros dormitorjcs.
Como por mas e~siuerzoS que Sc HI
cieron. no Sc pudo lograr ell numero
suficiente de coches Pullmans, los
oficialos Y los soldados Sc m~ostraron
disgustados, e~xpresando los primeros
sus intenciones de plantar u ten
das de campana 4 un lado de Ia VIA,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-17
CiENCIls UCfLTiS

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yui'grI. como ealUhlar 81 farrka. Loo
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-17

Gcnoycra dc Brsvantc. W
historic de Robinson CrUSot. llerInoSo IL
bro cue prGvocG sielnprc iAiensas eil!n,
c!oncs. EtIcidn Dc luIo. -
IA Dana dc las CamelIaS. ~
los sielc pecadoS capita!es. : ioIhoS io2
IL Ley &c dos. ~
los ui,irnos dias dc Ponpeya. Una dc tS
0bras mas intcrcsanlcs dc IL epoCa Tn,
mana. EdiCiGn de lUio. ~
Ia muicr aGultera. { loInos tcia. 30
la nIja del Cardenal. g. No
Los Tres MOSGuetcTOs. con 81 rohlisuacinA
'.veinlc amos deSputs' y FL NlAconGe
dc BrIgelonc. / iumOs. -
Los M!sIerloe dc Ia !Rqul~iCihn. w.
Ia Juvcnlud de Enrique Cuartu. IN
Napoleon, pOr Dumas. wv
oscar Y Amanda. 2 tUiuuS. -
Pablo J virginia. VI
QUO Vadls: Novcla Historical dc la ep0:d
dc EerGn. W.
EuIncO = juli"ia. W
Tn hlIo GGlGraE. ".''
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-17
(Pasa q le 6a, pag. Col. LAD

SSS-SA =" 49,
le de ocho mil hcaihres, hien NUM-
cionados y equipados, y que "su
brazo derecho" eS el general Oca-
rama, Juno de los hombres mas III
teligentes de Mexico" que "hizo scs
estudios ell Francia".. =. (OcaranZa,
como saben todos. es un militar va
liente, pero rudo e ignorante, que III
5iquiera tiene idea precisa del lugar
que Francia ocupa en- el globo terra
queo.)
Pero hay todarIa Ago mas curio-
so, so~rprendente Y revelador: segtn
las noticias dc Ia prensa americana.
Villa RECIBE ARMAS Y MUNICIO-
MES DE LOS ESTADOS UNIDOS.
Tiene agentes ell FL Paso, que nc tie
men empacho en- dar noticias de Sc
iefe; este escr:be cartas a La Haba-
ma dando cuenta de ST nuevo movi-
miento. Hay americanos que haE
yisto a Villa Y aun han hablado con
81. Estamos empenados ell que ia
cinto Trevino traiciona a CarTanZa
para unirse con Doroteo Arrange.
funston d~esconfia dc la guaruiciGn
carrancista dc Ojinaga. Los "j6vc-
ncs a~lemanes", segun I'M d!ario dc
Los Angeles, preparan un comp!ot
con el Primer Jefe contra los Esta
dos Unido*. La anarquia crece como
una tempestad desencadenada. Ma,
poleGn, como aqui le dicen a Villa
ma vuclto de la isla de EIba, Y Sc pre-.
para para Ia nueva campana....
Otro corresponsal, e. senior Harry
Carr. opina, sin embargo, de diferen.
tc manera, aunquc. en- el fOndo. todc
este embrollo obedecc a la misma
tcndencia Y principle. FL dicho co
lresponsal escribc con toda Seriedat.
"Esta mariana III dc Juliol crucG II
inter nor DOUGLAS, Y s@olicits ura
.nfroyista con 81 general Gales
guien cS en- eli momento actual, .;
,orh,o mas ;,terc.sn,e del nynoo.
rrors,o uuo no somo. nosotros Ia.
,r,a baramos T., aIirmacian siro O.
.nor Harry Carr = d rofirrc.o &c.
f. ~ c~arranc;.+a plutarco T1i,s r..
-. :, 10 al Ka;sor nj sio,io,.,
woodrow. Wilson, US o. Gobcrr..
.fo,. do So,ora-con,inia-v an,ror.
,.,uor,. 81 borhro ms fucrte dc
:oy;co ""uo 1ircrriado , sr,
yoIuntarioy." .rNadia conoce 81 inc
..o do, ,-a,cr,I CoIro. ..u7Icbos amc
.~;c,po. c,cer ono 81 .enar,r5 do Nj
ico :. huri do Sonora nm Est.Go ~.
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De IA HUERTh DEYUELYE UHAS
PROpIEDADES AMERICA
MAS CONFISCADAS
reIrnrama Esnecial nara q PRENSA.

NOGALES, Ariz., Julio l6.-Adcl-
70 de la Huerta, ell gobernador ca
rrancista de Sonora ~anuncio hoy que
las propicdades de Ia Compania
Constructors Richardson, valuaoas
en- ocho millones de pesos, han sido
devueitas Il sus propietarios ameri-
canes.
Esas ~propiedades fueron conflsca-
das por de la Huerta hace varios
dias. alcgando este cue la~eompania
propietaria era enemiga del gobierCo
dc tacto.
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para pasar Ia noche.

"a menos que 81 nos proporcIonen
carros dormitorioS, para contlnuar
nuestro viaje durante Ia noche, dijo
eli Teniente Coronel Wesley detcn,
dremos ell tren y plantaremos nues-
tras tiendas de campana a 10 largo
de la via, pues los hombres Sc rehU-
san terminantemente a continuar Ell
viaje q la frontera en- carrOs ordina-
rios del servicio diurno."
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CROHIcA De la SEAAkNA

Mientras tantO. Ell "Embajador"
Arredondo Y los conferencistas mexi-
canos, aplauden al senior Presidente
Wilson Y no cab: en- 81 &c jdbilo por
haber arregIadc l9s d;'0~r~r; y,
dientes entire las d. --
Nosotros tambien creemos que TODD
Marcia viento en- popa, zero
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| Arredondo Y los conferencistas meyi-
canos, aplauden al senior Presidente
Wilson Y no cab: en- 81 &c jdbilo por
| haber arregIado las d;'~~r~~; =,
dientes entire las d. --~
Nosotros tambien creemos que TODD
Marcia viento en- popa, pero....
LA GUERRA EN- Ell oTRO HEMls-
FEEIC.
III confIicto europao no da trazas
de Ilegar a su fin, porque Ia famosa
ofensiva aiiada, que, segln los criti-
COS inglescs Y franceseS, "iba a apIas-
tar Il los Imperios Centrales", fla
quea y sc paraliza visiblcmentc.
Uno de los oDjetos indiscutibles de
tai ofcnsiva fue ell de que los aiema-
mes le~vantaran el asedio dc Verdun.
V. segnn las noticias de Ia semana,
ci Principe heTedero no ha retirado
I'm solo hombre de su e1crcito, Y. a:
reeves. continual o~bteniendo ventajas
soDre los ~franceses, fernando los alta
ques Y repitiendolos todos los dias.
Sin embargo, los ''profetas" del pc
riodismo-Quc forman lcgi6n-eEr-.
Niezan 4 yaticinar 10 que sucederi
yuando la guerra tecmine. Algunos.
anunci4n cl triunfo del socialismo. =.
citau Ia Siguicute estadiStica: en- 1907.
.os socialistas alemanes contaban con
)ocos diputadcs en- eI Reichstag, y
Ihora tienen clento treinta y ocho
niembroS; en- 1906, en- Ia Camara de
D~iputados dc Francia habia So socia-
listaS, y hoy ocupan estes ciento una
curules; eI Partido Socialista dc.
T~rabaio, en- Inglaterra, ha consecui-
do mandar / la Camara de los CONT
ues treinta y nueve representatives.
Las estadisticas, tomadas aislaGa-
mentc, es decir, sin r~eiacionarlas con
OtroS hechoS, Som sicmprc, o ca.
siemprc argumento debll y d las We
ces sofistico. Is cicrto que eli socia-
.ismo ha cundido en- OF mundo Dc mn
nera aIarmantc; que tojo5 0 cast 10.
dos !os gobicrno: de las mas fucrtcs
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Estas deciaraclones fueron hechas
por ell Ministro Aguilar, segun Sc 81
be. en- vista de las proPosiciones qre
fueron sometiGas al presidentc WI
son pcr Manuel Rojas, uno de los
miembros de IA comision de que ha-
bla aqutI en- SUI declaration, y 81
cual individu2 sc encuentra ahor-a eli
Ia capital de los Estados URidoS.