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The Republican journal., 1916-02-17

Christine Marian. the nine-months old
Oh Martin ). Gray, Jr., and Lena (Heald) "a
oieo sunday after very brief illness
pneumonia, having been taken ill only thu
before. Their other daughter, Alice.
about seven years. is ill in bed, and the M
and grandmother, Mrs. Martin S. GRAY
are also ill. A prayer service was held q.
home Tuesday at 2 p. M, Rev Arther f
son of the Unitarian church officiating.
The Republican journal., 1916-02-17

Friends in Thomaston were panied to
of the sudden death Feb 9Th. in Bos.
Mrs. Edward O'Bnen, formerly Miss
Fish of that town. She was the daughr.
the late William j. and Lucy H. Fish
had sunny disposition, thereby winning
friends. In her last illness she was unus.
patient and accomplishing, and was a
loving and devoted wife. She is suryiv.
her husband, mother and one sister. tn
terment was at Forest Hills.
The Republican journal., 1916-02-17

Mr.. Thomas A. Brockbsnk, silent partue-
Goodhue d Co., and Mrs. Goodhue's brou
died suddenly Feb. 9th in the Peter Bent b
ham Hospital, Boston. The funeral sery
were held Tuesday, Feb. 9Th. at his hon
dorchester, Mass. The Goodhue & Co. ST.
in Stockton Springs and Belfast were clos
during the services.
The Republican journal., 1916-02-17

PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY BY
The Republican Jour. Pub. Co.
The Republican journal., 1916-02-17

John W. Stevens, who was born in App
June 2, 1856 died Feb 10th at his home in d
town. He was a veteran of the Civil W.
member of the 4th Maine regiment, ana
the past two years had been living witt
daughter. Mrs. Annie Williams.
The Republican journal., 1916-02-17

Rufus II. Colby. one of Liberty's old .,.
spected citizens, died Jan. 3lst of hear.
ure' aged about 81 years. He had ra,.
nome with his n-in,law, R. P. Morn,
many years. He was the last of his
FROM his early boyhood he had been a q,
ian and devoted worker in the ct.,.
FOUNDER of the C. E Society. and had
more to promote the Christian cause IA
Palermo (where he formerly lived) than
one else For many years, through sur.
and shadow, he kept the door open for 4.
ian meetings. Mr.. Colby leaves a .
friends and a few distant relatives T. -,
MS loss. Funeral services were held g.
late home, Rev. 7. R. Penticost of M III.
oflclating. Those who knew him well b..
ne could safely say: ~ have fought
nght, have finished my course. hay-
Inc faith. Henceforth there is laid III
a crown of righteousness
The Republican journal., 1916-02-17

Albert E. Smith, who has died at his hon
10 Putnam street, SomerviIle Mass, was
In Freedom, Maine, in 1884, and had be.
resident of Somerville for forty-five y
He was veteran of the Civil War, emil
in Company G, Third Maine Regiment, on
Z, 1863, and he was mustered out July 6.
He is survived by his wife, one son a.
daughter. Nr. Smith was member of
139, G, A. R.-Boston Transcript.
The Republican journal., 1916-02-17
NEWS OF THE ORANGES.

Tranquility Grange. Lincolnville. conferred
the third and fourth degrees at the meeting
last Saturday evening.and the program includ-
ed valentine hunt. music etc. Monday
evening there was masquerade ball in the
Grange hall and prizes awarded for the best
dressed and the poorest dressed lady and gen.
tleman.
Harvest Moon Grange, Thorndike, has adopt
ed the following resolutions of respect:
Whereas the Great Reaper has again enter
ed the gates of Harvest Moon Grange and
taken from our midst Brother D. l. Whitaker,
and
Whereas Brother Whit ker had long been a
faithful, efficient and loyal member of this
grange; therefore, be it
Resolved, That while we bow to the ruling
of the Divine Master. we deeply and sincerely
mourn our loss; and be it further
Resolved, That we extend to the family of
our brother, and especially our bereaved sis
ter, our heartfelt sympathy, and as a mark of
respect we drape Our charter in mourning for
thirty days; and copy of these resolutions be
sent to the family, a copy sent to The Repub-
lican Journal for publication and that copy
be spread on our records.
o. ]. PARSONS, !
A. R. MuRcH, Committee
ia
The Republican journal., 1916-02-17
The Republican Journal
Y THURSDAY BY

BELFAST, THURSDAY. FEBRUARY IT. 1916
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-10
BY CARL SANDBURG

. 7 SHNE SHINBBONO
That Frank o. Lowden has the in
side track and is running faster with
a bigger lead than anybody else run
ming for the Republican nomination
for governor of Illinois is the talk
now and has been for week in cor
ners where men who know what's
going on tell each other their honest
guesses on politics.
asked Lowden yesterday what he
will do for the people if he is elected,
and what ways he will take to work
out his platform and principles.
Lowden is a-couQtry boy who quit
the cornfieIds of Sunrise, Mimi, to
become a Chicago lawyer. His cam
paign literature states that on April
20, 1896, Frank o. LOwden married
Miss Florence Pullman, daughter of
George M. Pullman. He has been
member of the board of directors Of
the Pullman Co. Is years. He lives
on a 6,000-acre farm near Oregon
and late years has given all his time
to business, farming and politics.
The leading questions and an
swers in the Interview with him ran
like this:
Q-Your platform calls for good
roads. Do you have in mind any
measures by which you believe bet
ter roads will come?
A-Not in detail. It's matter on
which the state executive must CO
operate with the legislature.
Q-WoUld you have cOnVicts work
on roads and would you maintain
the honor system?
Al believe conVicts should be
put to work on the roads. I don't
know whether 1 would continue the
honor system as now administered.
Q-Your platform says: 81 stand
for home rule for cities, especially
Chicago, in things essentially local. "
Where do you want the controlling
power of home rule for Chicago?' In
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-10
HONEST GUEssEs ON POLITICS HAVE LOWDEN
AHEAD SOMETHING ABOUT HIM

Or by an appointive or elective COM
mission?
Al have not considered that. It
is matter to be worked out with the
legislature. We know home rule is
needed. How it's to be brought about
must be solved by the legislature in
cooperation with the state execu-
tive.
Q-YOUr platform states: 81 am
for the election of fewer public Of
ficers-the short baIlot-and fewer
elections" Would you care to say
now which state offices you believe
are superfuous and should be struck
off the ballot?
A-The constitution provides for
all offices now on the ballot. Short
ballot legislation would have to come
through constitutional convention.
Q-Would you care to say which
offices you would recommend a con-
stitutional convention to strike off
the present long ballot in order to
shorten it.
A-No, wouldn't say anything as
" IAe1Is W. L1CdSu1GS, WudI WOulu
be most actively occupied with as
governor, it all in my Ottawa speech.
Reorganization of the state govern
ment, a business administration,
consolidation of the more than 100
commissions and boards into ten
departments, a budget system of ap-
preparations, 1 discussed all these in
my Ottawa speech.
When I saw Frank o. LOwden in
his Office in the Rookery I got the i'm
preston that he's the real thing in
what is generally known as ga hand
some man." If you read the Saturday
Evening Post or the Red Book and
know the pictures of the hero, then
you know what Lowden looks like.
He has the face, voice and manner of
the fellow who braves terrible dan
gers and takes the hearts of women
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-12
NAHDAMtN WILL. GIVE
CONSENT TO HOUSE MEtSiUt,

Sci'"'" Naroain"n opposed The
N""S amendment ana said. while Ia"
"o"'" >P'e i"f 'he S"hai" substitute"
/ sugar reso l"'"n' he would not give
n' '""Se"' - I'll" i!'nSa measure.
"ou'" h"i VOTE |" tax any "f the
,'''" VI nc Tor hatiesh'pS that
are nov hec"co' lie satd ~ have Very
'''''' sympathy Tor the prerar" ineSS
program mat seems ~ tao aS"e9" upon.
""' h"o ""o'1 h't u" willing
~ Pay lot "''h = 'nN on sugar
'"' """'" r"'Se ne money with 4
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-12
Iron IS Greatest Of All Strength
Builders, Says Doctor
4 Secret Of The Great Endurance and Poucr Of 1thc,cs

ten 20 fourteen days time simply by
i"HiLS iron in the proper form. And
thiS after they had In some cases been
""'torIu@ Tor months without obtaining
any benefit Bui don't take the old
forms 81 reduced iron, iron acetate or.
HhrlHr" of mon simply to save a few
,rh'S. on must take iron in a form
ihhi can bc easily absorbed and as
Nih!!ih tcd ilkc nuNatcd iron if YOU wan,
~ !" u" YOU any good, otherwise il may
prove worse than useless Many an
"'hi"tc or prtzc-iight~r has won the day
SiHpiE because he knew the secret Of
great strength and endurance ana fin
81" NJ. hIopd with IRON before lie went
my" the array, while many another has
gone down 20 HHlOrious defeat simply
Tor the LACE. OF IRON.
NoTE- Ngxatcd IRON recommended above
hs i'I. Nauct l. not patent nr'iicin" nor
secret remedy. out one which IL well know n
I" druggists ana whose iron constituents tx
N.'"IE prescribed Icy eminent phys!ci, MS
everywhere. Unlike the older Inorganic pro
hH'i". II iS easily nssiinilHt"d docE not In
iHT" IN" teeth. make them black nor upset
tho 9'pHach; on the contrary, " Is u most
r"Hli"i, Hs we'll as for nervous. run-'inv :.
'"nGi'lDus. the Marufhcturcra have .Ich
great confidence" in SuNutcd Iron that they
pii'r To forfeit 10000 Ia any charitable In 70
Stt'u'tpu ~ they cannot take amy man or
woman under go who lacks iron ANA increase
ih"'r strength 700 per cent OF over ~ four
v""ks ;iinc provided they have scriou.
organic trouble. they also offer To refund
your money ~ 81 does not at least double
your ftr"ugtn and endurance in ton dayH'
'mc 1t. p diNprnHcd IN this city L.! Tragic
Drug 60. and All other druggihtr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-12
SAILORS IN MUTINY
WHEN REFUSED WAGES
Differences Uctwrrn Captain and Crew
on Hoard american steamer
Leads - Arrest or Mcn.
lSDociul 10 The Times Dispa,c

lS0ociul 10 The Times DISPATCH.
NEWPORT NEWS. VA. April Ill
because they claim thcH are entitled TO
b. paid of ~ this port twenty three
members Of the GROW or the American
steamer Gold Sh.l! To-day mutinicd.
Despite ruling Of Commissioner Of
Navigation Chamberlain, ~ Washing
ton. denying their claims, The men re-
AMI tonight United states Marsha.
John G. Saunders and Deputy Marshal
NJ. j. LYONS. accompanied hy :, squad
OF eight city policemen. boarded TIA,
ship and placed the men under ar
rest. They were brough. ashore and
taken before United States Commits
s.on.r d. G Garrett. Later tho men
were rccoCuiZcd /" appcar for q hear
ing Tomorrow morning.
The men wcv" Sirucd ON AZ Nov Yor!;
for triI aCro.. tho Atlantic and
back To port OF NuAl unloading ~
the United states Ia. trip 10 Europ..
was made aud The vessel j. now en-
route :" Sew orleans 80 load SIR.
stopped here c'ly fo~ ruracl coal .,nd
her captain and agent, state that tho
contrac, with tho mon as no, fulfilled
until Now Orleans reached This
contention ~iE Gis.rld hy Commits
sioner Chal.'bcI"a-u rj' The mon wcr.
insistcnt and untn"alr tina; ihcI should
h+ paid of and discharged here Tho
D;utinY resulted ~. NO violence so Ear
as IS known ashore, hui tit. officer. OF
the shin were helpless in tile fac. Of
such great ODDS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-12
GIRLS! MO|STEN A
CLOTH AND DRAW
IT THROUGH HAIR
it becomes beautifully soft,
Wavy. abundant and glossy
at once.
Save your hair! All dandruff
goes and hair stops
coming out.

surely Try ''Danderinc Hair
Cleanse b! y"u wish IN immc diutcly
double tn" beauty Of your hair. Just
mo,Sicn ii cloth with Dandarinc AMI
draw II carefully through Your hair.
taking one small strand at II tirnc:
this viii cleanse the hair of dust dirt
OF amy excessive oil-iu u fcw minutes
YOU Viii be amazed. Your hair will
tc wavy. iiuny and abundant and pos
Sos. an Incompatible softncss. l,rstcr
ana iuXuraucc.
tcSidcS identifying tho hair. one APP
pIic;uti"u of pandcriuc disso!vcs every
particle 81 dandruff: inviroratcs tho
"csip. STOPPING itching ani falling
hair.
pandcrinc is 10 the hair VITA, fresh
showers OF rain aud sunshine are To
Vegetation. II goes right To tho roots.
Invig"Ia'cs and Strengthens them. us
cNnIEraunr. stimulating; and Iifc-pro.
ducing properties causc the hair to
grow long, strong and beautiful.
Yon can surely have pretty. soft.
lustrous hair. and lots OF it, If YOU
VII just get :5-cent bottle or
Nnowltons Dandcrine from any drug
store or toilet counter and try IL as
directed.
Save your hair, Keep i, looking
charming ana beautiful. You will say
This was the best - cents you eve:
spent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-12
ADJUSTMENTS


world wide excursion, starting
from the Academy of Music Tonight
anu Thursday. and Thursday matinee,
ana returning in two and II half hours.
VIII be made via Lyman H. Howc's
travel Festival. The ncw itinerary
VIII take love tourists To Madeira
france. Holland. Scotland and Italy.
through Switzerland in winter and over
thc traiiS OF our own Glacier National
i';trh. and give hundreds OF thousands
o' motorists their first clear concep-
non OF no" modern automobile is
hl;'d". as seen at the immense plant
of the WHY'S Overland Compnuv al
Iol"do. Besides there Will be a ride
IN an acroplan". exciting scenes of =,
torpedo boat struggling through a ter
rim" gale on the high seas. nature
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-12
ADDRESSES RAILROAD CLUB
in"'nrr"n"r I" Public tnuIr>. ,.rvut.,t
Liability "f Government. says
br. Fireman.

Sneakms to The Railroad roar.
Mems Chrisi,au NSsuciaiiun Tu"s,il,
''nh Yesterday afternoon on "'r!. Mn
h'''h'i Asset br. Douglas : trc"-
man drew 4 graph, picture OF uirn
mon" c"inmcrci"l and spiritual PROV
cSS. and predicted great d.vclop,ucr,
~ tn" future The speaker said that
u" expected 10 sec This city one OF
,.' greatest an III" Atlantic C"as, in
the u"Ni few wears
hi. freeman said tina, hc construed
IAN citizenship The greatest in
tahEihI" asset OF TN. government. aud
!Hnln,'"nc" {" public affairs Toy ,,s
,.,I"r'' me sreai"si liability OF a GOV
''hn'H' Thc speaker also referred
|" an" development Of the spirit OF co
operation ana community interest an
tn part of Richmond citizens.
announcement was made That ". T.
i'""ncy business manager OF the Cham.
her OF Commerce would he HE s,",k
- nest week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-12
'fdihnfN NnNntrd Iron viii Max, n,Ii
cate. Nervous. rundown IscnuI,. ruu
i"r cent. stronger in TMo
Weeks Time in Nany tuscs

STEW foEN y y Most people fool-
!Sh'% seem 90 tliui. ii.y arc conn. 10
~, ~ rH health ami StrcnG,h from
SOM" stimulating medicine. s-or,.f nos
I! ON 10! narcotic drug. sad pr. SHuc,
" Wei hHr"n Specialist VINO has sfudict
W in''! 10 h"ih TINS country and Enron.
" men ~ 81 W;'i'~ OF f.irt. ro.,! and trt,c
str'ng'h 'nl "uly come from iun fnnJ
you "Hl But p'oplr often ',l 10 .'n'
. &c S,fcnriu "u' of lucu food h.caIisc
ir"N hHE"u enough iron foe mo. LlnoJ
\" enable i {" change food mo ,i,.i,',.
W." ,i,t iIm th''r Weakened. uoi, GUS
."nI'u@n Jhcy know sometime l.,
"r"ng but they can't tell wLl,. so ,I,n,
t'iri"iiE ConUcHc. ,tOcforlrr 80,
'"iIHch- Ever or kidney irolill. '.
-EnptoHla % some other .lIu.rt ,.,.,
- ny ia" lack 81 iron 10 In. Mana
iHs NnHg may 20 on Tor wears ,,riin
lA" patient suffers untold arnIy
you are not strong or WciI lou nv,,
I" EoHfsc!t 20 max" the fuIuvi,,. i..y,.
o. NO." .ouE You cam WORK %, nov a.,
you '"u walk without bcyom.ur ,i,i
N'N' '.tN" Two i've grain tahi.ig q, ~ -
HJi'Ij liN%Ji"d mon three. Tunes r., a.. a..
ilt'' meals for two W,"ks ,rl',,
tn9f strength again auu s.,. for yn,,,
sell no" much YOU h:tS" galur5 ,'i.,..
sec 10 ""H.hS OF nervous rUlI-,o,r,, 49,, 80, y,
"h" were allius all the vhiIc Torvti"
th'i sbcrrih ana "udIra,tr. .o. W.,
tic!N S"i rid Of all O,.uu,oir ~
p"lsid IlNcI ana other trouIf.a r., ~ -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-12

Ito permit g director In a bank in
the Federal Reserve system to serve on
the directorate OF two other banks not
In substantial competition with the
hrst bank. was passed to-day by the
Senate and goes to the House II was
recommended by the Senate Banking
Committee.
IL was represented said the COM
mittee report. that the rigid enforce
ment OF the law with respect TO in
terlockihI directoratcs would work Il
great hardship in, many cases where
men OF great bank experience wcre
serving on the boards OF more than one
bank. and where there was no sub
stantial competition between the banks
Tor which they were rendering this
service
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-12
NlCARAGUAN CONGRESS-
RATIFIES CANAL TREATY
nitcd states requires Ruutc Rights
aud tnHliug station on Furnsrrn
Hay for S:s.uuO. 900.

WASHINGTON, April IL. .Ratifjca-
ton by 'hr Niraraguar Congress- ~
the treaty Ivy which the tnilcd states
acquires FOL s%,oor,ooa canal route
rights and ! c"al'nr station ON toru.
S"ia i:aN Was announced III Il dispatch
received here lat" to-day from Mama
S'iH 10y General Cham"rro. IL" Nica-
- uau minister
TIA" treaty airead! has been ratified
10y the United Statc:, senate
Later III" stat" Department received
word Of ratification from Minister .Icr-
'"rsou at Nana"Ga The final vote waa
taken to-day ia the 3Ious". TIA" S"uatc
having Hctrd last week
II was assumed ~ Waehinatou that
tho ratification was accomplished with
oH' amendment 50 uoihiur remains Il"
u" before putting it INTO ol"r..tiou
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-12
To-Day and Tonight in
Richmond

'H! Democratic Committee, 10
name cnndiuutc for Council from
Jefferson ward To succeed the Int
George u. i.uMsdcn, MurphH'S HO-
tel. O'Clock.
Workers. Council, West End
Methodist Church, S"uth RichmOnd.
- o'clock.
supper given d! women of Uni
tartan Church. Floyd Avenue md
Harrison street. . o'cIOcl>, bcncut
sale ut Is.
Observation-Disclosures Ond College vs..
William and Mary, BrOnd street
Park, 2:t5 O'Clock.
Arntlrms-iiowc'S Travel EcstI-
val, $40.
i.Hrir-ropmlnr vaudeville: mnti-
nee. >; night. : 80 nud 81.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-12
via. nonnid Mclean m

NpNF"iN, VA, April 1l.-Mrs. Don.
2ld Mclean, president Of tho Nov
YORK CITY Chapter daughters Amcri-
can !ieroiUiiou ANA former prcsidcnr.
tcher"i "f M National Daughters
~ ne nome Of her hrorhcr.in-i,v.
isear-Ad'nirai Mclean eom,nnnd.,r; Of
tn" Norfolk Navy Yurd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-12

TSp0rlII 10 INC Times DisuuIDh.
NORFOLK, VA. April lI.-M: and
Mrs Luther Hiddick tri,t announce
tho engagement ana approaching mar
RAG" OF their daughter. Margaret
l.umsdcn. To samuel rhcstc Marlll.y
Of Roanoke. The wedding. which viii
tax" place on Saturday. April -. viii
t." q quiet one. Owing I" recent be-
r"nN"nl'nt III Miss BIRTHS family
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-12
hot NJ H. MODI:It tTOR
OF HnhNOI>E ptt.SHlrI:RN


ET''aT IN Ia" TTuc>- Uislntoh.
hANNiIl.E VA .\prll ll.--Rrv. W.
9 Young. OF Victoria, lo-ui-ht was
e'"ct"" moderator az the Roanoke Pres
nHtcrN Wh'tn opened its annual three
nay meeting here with an address by
~. ;. Wilson, OF H!ChmonG By.
Thomas brew. AZ Chase C'ity. will make
'h" address tomorrow night Deic-
gates I" til" prcshrtcry arc s,in com
ihG IN, and full attcndancc is expect.
Cd when III" business meetings begin
tomorrow night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-12
WENT OFFICIALS
REFUSE 10 SAY ANYTHING

TORONTO. ONT. April tl.--Govcrn-
men: officials refused to-day to make
amy statement concerning the censor
ship of mails to the United states. but
it j. VOL known that for months there
has hccn moro or less censorship in
tho rostal department. This applies
to all mail with the exception of news
papers coming from offices Of publica-
ton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-12
SENATE WANTS REPORTS
|. ON STANDARD OIL INQUIRY
Adopts Resolution Directing AttOr-
ncy-Gcncrai to Submit Ger
tain Information.
PROBE INTO GASOLINE PRICES
Western Oil JObbers i'll Resolutions
Ask for Supplement to Sherman
Law To Make Effective Decree of
Dissolution Against Standard.

WASHINGTON. April 1.-THE Sem
ate adopted to-day resolution by
Senator Kenyon directing the Attor-
public interest, to submit to the Senate
all reports Of Investigations made by
the department into the Standard Oil
Company sine" the decree Of diSsulu-
ton and particularly any investigation
into the gasoline price situation.
Senator Kenyon had read 10 the SEN
ate resolutions adopted by the Western
on j"bbcrs Association Il, ST Louis
pctitioninE Congress to supplement the
Sherman law 10 make effective the de-
cree of dissolution against the Stand
ard oil Company. and declaring II to
lac the sense of the association that the
dissolution decree was !, failure
y letter To Senator Kenyon from r.
s. Welsh. counsel for the ASSOCIATE
declared independent oil jobbcrs of the
Middle West would bc driven out of
business and faced financial ruin un-
loss I'm end WAS brought To discrimi-
uatory prices Of gasoline dictated by.
the Standard oil COMPANY
ON April Q. the letter said. the raso-
line price I" the consumer by the
standard OIL Company in Ncw York
was &c cents a gallon: Chicago. stand
ard OH Company, Of Indiana ISl-2:
ohio, cents higher than average Mid
die West prices. and Pittsburgh. -
cents.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-12

NNSEITNTTUN. ApriT Il.--Th" Wcath-
.! ~ considerably warmer over rraC-
tiCally all districts cas-, Of tho Rocky
Mountains, and readings arc dcci,lcdiy
above the normal over tn. Central VAL
Toys and the Plains States. cooler
weather has UvcrSpread tho Western
Plateau region.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-12

as well n3 entirely new comedy ear
toons. In order that school childr.,,
may attend. the Thursday matinee vii,
begin at 3 O'Clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-12
Mi>I>TinE ALMANAC.


Iulhcr N. JcMkine NddrcssoH tMc I;o-
tary club Yesterday afternoon at it's
regular weekly mc"tiu. Of ''Idcal.sm
ana misunderstanding" Tho meeting was
held NJ the Richmond Hotel at $50
o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-12
I.Bcni Rainfall.

ia illaii laSt twelve hours -..-.. Non,
italhiaH last iwcnt:-fOur hours. NOu'
pciirlcncN IN rainfall sine" March
-. ~
uary NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 4.2t
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-12

Temperature. ~: humidity. g.. wind.
direction south: wind. velocity, II
miles, weather clear.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-12
MAY CONTINUE TO SERVE
MORE THAN ONE HANK

wASHlNGTON. April il.-Sc,ator
iiern's amendment to tho Clayton law