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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-07
We DARE YOU
TO READ THIS
Here is Statement of Lady
Right in Town Who Recon-
mendS TanIaC.
HAD NEURALGIA FANS
AND STOMACH TROUBLE

I'm glad TO recommend Tunlac
and do 30 Of my own free Will" de-
ciar"d st.l another Clarkgburg lady
VINO found IN Tnulac real genuine
medicine Of uu"Guall"i merit. and
continuing she y 'Taulac has sim
ply don" wonder for me and I'm able
now 10 do my HUuRuuuld work with
ease. Before ! began taking Tanlac
! suffered with stomach trouble. ncu-
Talgia and was 10 very badly run
down condition Gas would form
on my 'pwu'n giving me the most
uncomfortable, b.Oatod pains and /
had no appetite a. all Neuralgia
pains gay" 10" lots Of suffering I'm my
Limbs aud body but now want to
say right hero, feel better than I
have In years. This liz no "xagera-
ton. | mean II and IL has been some
tim" since ] stopped taking TunIac
and feel confident II Is no temporary
relief / hdy" secured and I'm sure
Ianlac really possesses tho merit or
otherwise | certainly would rot per
nit tn" us" OF my name. sincerely
ana honestly recommend TauHc to
my friends. All the neuralgia pains
IN my limbs have disappeared Ike
magic. ] enjoy a very good appetite
ana my food seems 20 o. ru.t ,ud give
M" nOurishmont ~ ID should now.
Ny stomach does no, trouble mo in
N" least. Mrs. VI. l.. koou. Highland
Street, North View. CIarksburE. W.
Va.
Such statements as the above ring
true, nr" easily verified. and not u
...
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-07
and you always will want them that way

In Crisco they cook so quickly that very little of the
Crisco absorbed But the time, because OF its
vegetable origin and natural whoesomcness gives them
delicate richness and pleasing flavor. The result is
your cakes are free from any fatty gcasesoakcd taste and
are extremely appetzing delicious and easy to digest
For any kind of shallow frying-eggs, wafics meats,
potatoes, croquctes, doughnut etc. Crsco eliminates
all the usual objections fried foods and produces as
wholesome, delicate and lavory dishes as baking or
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-07
NEWS OF CLARKSBURGl

C.-k5Hu-y, West Val was worn
out. ,lrrI and nervous. 4 friend told
me about Doctor rcTce's FayoTItc Pre-
scrir-ou and ! used a dozen bottles.
Nv .rma'c wcakucss was cured and |
became strong and comparatively we'll.
! have been IN good health ever since
Mis- r. ESrIs, los Poplar Street,
C4g-S. u-g, ". Va.
Carl usg. We, Va was feeling
miserable and IL delicate way. !
used one bottle md was 50 pleased
TIA, ! used tive more. Il built me up;
was G.-h producer: helped re
3a every way. was another woman"
-Ig J. K. MCCORMICK, IL Chapel
s.. O.4gssharv, ". Va.
Dr. I.erer's Iav0-i,c Prescription Is
a TINE friend 10 women in times OF
tT,al and e, times Of pain when the
organs H-r not performing their iunc'
J1ua FOX headache, hsckachc, lot
flashes, catarrhal condition, bearing
down sensation, mental depression,
O.. n,uea-. ..uaug spells, la-s.'ulc OF
exhaustion women should never fail
To- ,a-e this tiled and tue womeu's
medicine.
lis no, e secret remedy for all The
ingredients are printed on the wrapper.
Sold IN either liquid or tablet form.
sick rcur,- are invited 70 consult Or.
Pierce ~ letter, pee. Il! correspond,
cuce 8 held a. s.acly private aud
sacrci.y confidential.
Send three diu.cs ,or s,amps) foi
mailing charges 10 Or. Iierce's In
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-07
NUTICE OF nI>soLrTIoS

hottie" i hereby given that Al ncc, .
INK "f tho stockholders of tho LHfayett,
liall corporation created and orraii,sJ
under ID" laws NJ the stat" Of West Vir.
gina, held II It's offices at CLARK shurv.
West Virginia, Oh tn" 18th dny Of Arrii
\. - 1916 tho following resolution was
RESOLVED. FIRST That LAFAYETTE
Hall corporation created aud organized
under Ia" laws Of tho State Of Nest VIZ
Eiuin. does hereby discontinue business n,
corporation aud surrender to tho s,Id
stat" IT, charter and corporate" franchises
IN" hoard of directors viii proceed 10 ,.op.
Vurt any property, chooses IN action and
all assets of this corporation Into cash
mnl pay on and discharge III It. debts
Liabilities HUi obligations and after fnIIr
oi-nhurgiuS all such debts. liabilities and
obligations, dlNii" the remainder among the
iH'hhuIdors pro Eata with their several
holdings OF stock
Given under ny hand this the 10Th day
Of Nurii, \. H., 1916 '
Attest.
A. \. MALTREGEOT.
\ ! ROLAND. Secretary
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-07

army purposes rs exceptionally we'll
mad" throughout. and easy to oper-
alto. An additional advantage II rs
pointed out. IS that the motor truck
has decreased the size of transport
columns. making less susceptible 10
attack hy hostile aircraft. and that
It cannot be- stamprdrd
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-07

Poison, chronic skin trouble, or any
other form Of blood trouble. S. s. s.
will go directly to the seat Of tho
trouble; giving tho blood a thor.
ouSh cleansing. driving out the Inn
purltios In natural way, and leav-
Ing the blood pure and refreshed.
ready to do fits full duty in building
the tissues up to a normal and heal
thy state. Begin today on a bottle
OF s. S. S. and note how soon you
will begin to feel relief. We will
gladly give special advice and free
consultation. II you are in doubt
about the nature Of your case. write
Medical Department, Room 73,
'ANY. ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-07

Doctor Piefce's Pellets are unequalcd
as a Liver Pill Sm4Ncgk, easiest 10
take. one HgT, .SacGr-noGtc! Itilei
a Dose. Cures Sick Headache, Bill
ious Headache, Dizziness, ConstipN-
ton, Indigestion. Bilious Attacks, and
all arrangements y: tie Liver, Stomach
Ead Bowels.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-07

s. S. s. IS no experiment Of to-
day. but Is n successful remedy for
tho blood that has been a blessing
to thousands Of sufferers for the
last fifty years. There is nothing
mysterious about S. S. 8. It Is an
extract from native herbs, roots
and bark. each known for its pecu-
liar medicinal value. These ingre-
'icntS combine and act in a bene-
.alll and helpful way with nature.
doesn't matter whether your
% OF blood trouble Is ono OF tho
Many forms OF rheumatism, or Ca
;arrh. Scrotula. Contagious Blood
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CON
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-07
HELLO BOYS!

Let's 20 down to ss7nf;ny's Rrs,aur.
ant. West Pike street and get good
Nsh dinner.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-02
ALL INCOMES LESS
THAN $4,000 ESCAPE.
new TAX MEASURE
Bill Introduced Yesterday to
Provide $250.O00.000 for
Treasury's Golfers
MUCH LARGER RATE
ON BIG INCOMES
Munition Makers Must Divide
Their Profits - Anti Dump
Provision and Protection to
Dye Makers

washington. July 1.-The Demo
cratic general tax bill designed to
raise revenue. to I'LL the treasury and
pay for preparedness was presented
to Congress today.
The bill as introduced In tho House
by Leader Claude Kitchin, chairman
OF the Ways and Means Committee. 10
expected to raise s250, 100000 of an
nual income for the government. Its
provisions are:
/. A revision OF the present income
tax. doubling the rate on all incomes
from $4,000 up. and imnosing An ad-
ditional surtax on incomes above
$50, 900. This provision u expected to
add 311o.o00.o00 to the revenues.
Munitions Manufactures Taxed.
4. A tax on munitions Of war I'M
posin- Z ---aduated excise on the g1oss
receipts Of manufactures Of sun DOW
der and other explosives, ammunition
and IRE arms, and smelters and re-
liners Of copper.
This tax 10 expected to raise $780,
600, 900.
.. A tax on inher4tances above $780,
600 graduated from per cent on the
lrst $4,000 to per cent on the
amount aaove SAT-. 0A0- Ihia~ DEo-
vision Il expected to add gb0.e00. Gee
to the Federal income.
Z. A re-enactment Of . portion Of
the present war revenue act contlnu-
ing taxes on beers. wines and liquors.
bankers and broksra theaters. moving
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-02
Two Troops Of Eighth Cavalry
Rushed to Fort Hancock..to
Pursue
WIFE OF AMERICAN IS
ELECTED FROM TRAIN.
Big Bend District Excited Over
Reported Attack on Pre-
sidio - Carranza Imports
Corn and Flour
BY H. II. sTANsBURY.

Ell Paso. Texas, July l.--Mexican
raiders crossed the border sixty miles
southeast OF here today and drove
away the horses and cattle from an
American ranch, which Is located
within sight of Fort Hancock. Two
troops OF the Eighth Cavalry are be-
ing rushed to the scene on a special
train over the Southern Pacific Rail
road.
Mrs, William Hamilton, the wife Of
an American sugar planter ut Los
Mochis. Sinaloa. was forcibly elected
from refugee train four miles
south OF the border from Nog1les,
Artz.. at Tomas by order Of the Mexi-
can commander. Major Pelon Palma.
She was travelling on q passport Is
sued by General Estrada at Her
mosillo.
Consul simpich at Noeales has
made q demand for the release Of
Mrs. Hamilton. and had has pointed
cut that the man who 10 responsible
for the capture IL under indictment In
Arixors
Csfr1nnds6As 0e1k NEOan1R
The border patrol q Columbus has
been advised that six Carranxa cay-
airymen crossed the line into New
Mexico last night They announced
to Mexicans living north Of the border
that they were IA search OF much
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-02
HOUSE PASSES HAY
BILL BY Big VOTE


Washington. D. c.. July by prac-
ticAlly unanimous vote the Houss
passed today the Hay bill appropriate
ing $1.o00,ooo for the support Of de-
pendent families OF enlisted men OF
the national guard. The vote was
2s7 TO :. Representatives Small. Of
North Carolina. and JAmes, OF Michi-
gan. voting In the negative.
Distribution Of the relief fund 10 to
Be made BY rho Secretary OF War. The
military committee eliminated the al
tentative proposal that married men
with dependent families might be mul-
tered ont Of the guard.
The House also passed the Talbot
bill granting clerks and maohiniss
employees ut navy yards and arsenAls
thirty days leave OF absence annually.
Tha present allowance II 6fteon dAys.
Miscellaneous bills were considered
before the House adjourned until Wed.
nssday.
The conferences report on the forti-
fcAtions bill Wa adopted. 1t carries
approximately $4,000, 900.
The Interstate Commerce Committee
reported the Harkslsy bin, prohibitiug
the shipma4t IN interstate eommsrca
Of .misbrandsd" articles Of merchan-
dts1.
The Same cotnmittss reported tAs
Montague htll 70 create m aviation
division IN tAe ooAst guard.
The A6nainistrAtiom revenue bill waa
introduced w Chairman Kitehsn oe
the Ways And Mean Commlttee. Il q
dsaigned "a raise ,g310,o0oe0o BY
Amendnents to The income tax Law.
= tAx On inhsritancsa and : levy on tho
production ~ war munittons.
n th9 0ona1a
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-02
RUSSIANS HAVE GRIP
NOW N CARPATA|ANs
TOTAL AUSTRIANS TAKEN
m RUSSIAN DRIVE ai7 900



London. July Following NJ their
captnre Of KolomeA. the swiftly mov-
ing Russians have pushed - the south
of that city. An attsmpe Of . part
Of General Pflanssrs dsfsatsd army
to make stand bsyond Kimpolung
was rendered futile ana ths Russian
claim to Be established already in
strong positions IN the carpatAians.
On the German front to the north.
heavy hghtinE continues.
The Berlin war Office statement to-
day claims the capture Of Russian post
tions and l,3s0 prisoners, Tonights
feport resolved from Petrograd says:
Our left wing, further drivinG hack
the enemy on front south Of the
Dnelstef has occupied number Of
towns eouth Of Kolomea
''Northwest o4 KoIomsa, after violent
fighting our troops fspulaed the snsmy
towards the heights near Hresova. Later
capturing ~ hslehta - : violsnt -
sxtilt. ~ NJ
'Northwsst 81 Eimpolunx 81 enemy
offensive failed ana the AuetriAns were
pushed back further toward the west.
Our troops IN cioee pursuit. have taken
several strong posftlona n M noun
tains. During Jnns a - n 1enerai
Letchitaky,s army 6aaptnred ~ ofEt.
Gers and 1S.b14 mel. 1h1 tOtal nprn-
bex of prisoners cAptnred ~ ~ frotKI
June n % June - a Al. 800 olEleert
n shs Lapa region ~ sns.,y Il 4;
Gan6 an4 AAlA arttllsfy Ueep1rn11 ~
" r&a kNS mSvpli arx1x3SA f3s1ssss = =
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-02
REV. Or. v. G.. STARR,
BELOVED MINISTER,
GOES TO HIS REWARD
INTR3fENT WILL HE IN
HOLLYWOOD MONDAY MORNING


Rev. william q. etarr, D. D. ona
OF the most distinguished ministers Of
the Methodist Church, died 1t his
homo In Newport News - yesterday,
after . brief illnssA
DR.. starr had long been. 4 member
Of the Virginia Conference. Al the
completion OF HE tsrzn at four years
at Trinity Church. Newport Newa he
asked TO b retired. and ~ . super
animated minister hs made his home
ut that place.
Among many o. the leading ci,axxss
~ the conference which he served
are Broad Street. Richmond; First
Church. Charlottesville: washing4on-
street. PetersnurG; 6 y "A b srla d.
street; Norfolk. and Main-S Street
In 1922 he was elected president Of
Randolph Macon College. but realis-
Ing that hts work was IN tho pastor
ate. he soon rssisnsd. ana again ac-
cepted . charge.
DR.. Starr was = beiillsnt preacher
ana faithful pastor. d. Lalserty. Ia
his sleatchea aays % him: ~ y .
preacher he p originAl. foroeful fsar-
iesa His voice . pheasant. feeble,
penetrating. He speaka distinctly ana
ret g rapidly that no stsnoSraphsr
ean follow HIM nis vocabulary y
exhAustlesa His etyie u norxous. hia
OSCILLATIONS artlssst hut alwayn ~
presstve. At times On the platform
he u unoonsciouely 0Fama4ic. vhen
borne onward under tempest OF
emotion. His convtceaons. are deap.
broad and abreast of No firnea 0,ach
+ the strength * HI Aileaiance Is
what he believes 70 ~ rixht that Ne
frequently Appeafs " b sentative
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-02
BRITISH LION IN MIGHTY SPRING SMASt1ES
TEUTON FRONT DISTANCE OF SEVEN MI. q
RELIEVE ALLIES DRIVE
LAST ONE OF WAR

Washington, July 1.-Neutral
European diplomats hero believe
that the present great drive Of the
Allies against the Central Empire
will Be the last of the war.
One neutral diplomat said to-
day: The allied powers have been
preparing for this drive for. more
than q year and Germany, aware
Of their crattvities, has prepared to
meet IL, with tho result that the
two sides, with their millions Of
men. are engaged I'm what will
prove to be series OF decisive
Tho outcome OF this drive will
result In peace Overtures. II the
Germans are overwhelmed by the
enormous armies sweeping against
them there Win come positive
pence proposals. from Berlin.
The Allies win be ready to par
ttcApato In peace negotiations II
they fail to crush Germany In this,
their maximum effort.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-02
GRAIN FOR MExoAxA.

Juarcx Nfeechante Permitted % Re-
ccivc $500 6acks S~csberdAy.
Ell PAso. Tex. july Twenty flve
hundred sacks Of corn. consigned to
Mexican merchants In JuAres. were
passed BY the United 6tAtss customs
ofiiciAls today after each sack had
been emptied In = search for contra
band articles Two days were re-
aHired to empty and resAck the grain
Many loads Of grain. -four, beans
and similar foodstuffs have been trans
ported over the international bridge
since the establishment Of what In
effect. In m embargo on large freight
shipments. MEXICAN dealers explain
their purchases by pointing out that
practically no crcps are being raised
in Chihuahua ana numbers Of the
people are on the verge OF starvation.
The food IL intended to feed such
people In JnareE and other cities, they
asserted
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-02
CANDIDATE HUGHES
RELIES on WIFE As
HIS BEST COUNSELOR
Wlth Her He u Now Preparing HIS
Speech Of Acceptance Which WIN
BE CampatGn Keynote.
WILL CRrTTOI6E MEXICAN
POLICY OF ADMINISTRATOR


DridgshampHcn. N. r., July L.
Charles +. Hughes today began actual
preparation Of his speech Of accept
amos.
"a few days ago he described Mrs.
Hughes ~ his chief advieer.s and
this evening he and Mrs Hughes IT.
tackled together the great mass Of
material the candidate has collected
from which 20 draft his acceptance
Of flaA Republican nomination.
Friends Of the Justice and hts wife
say the candidate places moro reli-
ance N tho judment Of Mrs. Hughes
than IN any other counselor he haa
about him. Il was noted today that
MrsI Hughes made the third person
at the luncheon to former President
Taft.
II en- - said also that Mrs.
Hughes eounseled her husband In ad-
vance of tho meeting "Wednesday
night WITH Colonel Roosevelt Now
ceptAnoe viii reflect equally the az
gresslvene1s 81 Roosevelt tho Judi
cial acumsn OF TAN and the keen
analytical qualities Hughes.
Strong M131cAn Declaration.
There will be strong Mexican de-
clarafion In the noto-not warlilee.
but Affirmative 81 q belief that vigor
and determination. with IN absence
OF false humanitarianism. would
have solved the Mexican problem
long ago, 40 II also would have avert
"a loss Of hundreds OF lives and Of
misconceptions abroad In dealing
with the problems growing out Of the
world war.
II win demand for ! broad. rem
eral. complete and concrete course.
Adequate proteckfon for American tn
tereats will BE- adyocAtad. Ths SraAt~
eat single issue the nation viii have
% 4Ace. Mr.. Hughes believes. will be
that Of the economic situation grow
stng out Of the great war. which will
involve = protective tariff. fmmigrA-
tiopr the merchant marine. corpora
ton regulation and like subjects
Great stre0 will be laid upon these
IN tho epeech Of acceptAnce, ana thev
viii ~ gyubordinated to no fngue by
- candidats "A the campaign which
nj ~ f0lloN.
n oeN1yimg HIS Lcaeon, d
1fr HmeAeu lntimated TODAY that
no 80 3plloNlng the custonn No
~ All 1lg PREVIOUS politi0al hat-
alne M lIaseh ia =
~ 80 - - -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-02
Religious Services in Morning,
Afternoon and Evening 9th
er Features
ORDERS TO MOVE MAY
COME AT ANY TIME
Men and Railway Equipment
Held Ready to Start at
Once-E.ngineer Corps Au-
thorized

This win be . day Of comparative
inactivity ut Camp Stuart unless or
ders. expected 1t any TINA. are re-
ceivsd for the movement OF Virginia
troops to tho Mexican border.
: Publications yesterday to the effect
that part Of the troops would be moved
Tuesday and part Wedn esday were but
guesswork. pure and simple. When
the troops are to move ID not yet
known by either State or military au-
thorities. All they know is that they
are to move. and they are holding the
virginians In readiness to go on short
notice. Railways which are to handle
the troops from Richmond. too. are
ready to put rolling stock into imme,
diate operation, all necessary equip
ment having been mobilized at the
Fair Grounds.
When the orders are received or
shortly afterwards, when the troops
move. It win be known that the move-
ment has begun, but 1t is unlikely
that the destination Of the soldiers
will be made public Already two
have been mentioned a. the destina-
tion Of tho Virginia soldiers.
Nuseer In Org anixations
Outside OF the religious services ob.
serving the first Sabbath that the men
have been IN camp. there win be little
to engage the soldiers attention.
Mustering n Of the battalion OF field
ArftfiAyy ~ an organisation win be
the chief military operation OF the
day At camp. The battalion will be
mustered IN as an organization at s
o'clock this morning.
At o'clock this afternoon the
Richmond Biues' squadron Of cavalry.
~ an organfxat 1on. will be mustered
into United States services at the Blues
armory, Sixth and Marshall Streets
In both cases Captain A. M. Shipp.
senior mastering officer. VIII preside.
The Blues move into camp Monday
morning.
Religious Services Today.
Religious services At Camp Stuart to-
day embrace mass TO be conducted by
Very Rev. 1fcnstgnor oFarrell. at .
o'clock shfs morning In the auditorium
q the 7. M. c. A. soldier headouar-
tiers. Mt regimentAl headquarters. In
the rear OF the administration build
ing on the fair grounds. Mt 1890 this
morning IN Sherwood Park for the ar
tflierymen.
DR.. James Power Smith. chaplain.
Will conduct the services for the artfl-
ierymen this morning. The service At
$50 o'clock will Be addressed by Rev.
Lloyd +. Wilson. who WITH have a. his
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-02
SENATE COMMITTEE ADDS
HUNDRED MILLIONS TO
ARMY APPROPRIATIONS
Machine Guns Given $3.50 900 In
stead Of 81 200 900. As In House
Bfll.
WOULD MAKE MILITIA A
wELL-EQUIrPE;D SERVICE Arm
Signal Corps and Aviation Given
Moro Liberal Treatment-Many
Armorcd Motor Driven Vehicles
Providcd--IArgc Sum for Supplies.

washington, July 1.-The Senate
Committee on Military Affairs pro-
poses to put the question OF actual
preparedness squarely before Con-
Gresa.
X was stated tonight following the
adjournment Of the committee. that
Mot. 100000 and perhaps more will
priation btu. which carried lS3.000,-
900.
The House allowed $4,000. 900 for
small arms ammunition: the Senate
committee has increased It 70 t12,77d.-
600. For small arms and machine
gun target practice, the Senate COM
mitAee increased the appropriation
from s1.2oo.0oo to SS.4s4.ooo. The
House appropriation was $e.0o0,0oo
Guiding horses for the cavalry. and
the Senate COMMITTEES increased It to
81 900. 900.
Moro for MachAne Guns.
Another big increase was made in
the paragraph providing for auto
matte machine guns. For this Tight
ing machine the House Appropriated
$4,000. 900.
The senate committee increased
this to 3e.5s6.15o. For armored
motor cars. etc. the House allowed
NrA>A@ASAAsss
creased this s1.i45.o0o.
Under the War DEPARTMENT. esd
mate this will provide for nifty
armored motor cars two hundred
shielded cycles with side c&rs; nix
hundred motor cycles with side cars
for ammunition and ono hundred In
dividual motor cycles with side CARA
The item Of neld artillery for the
National Guard was increased from
munition for the field artillery for tho
Nationa lGuard from $s.ooo.ooo 70
s14, 600, 900.
Guard Must BE Adequately Equipped.
The committee takes / the ground
that n the National Guard 10 to b
an efYicient arm Of the service In time
OF emergency IL must BE- properly
equipped It IL. not. the committee
said. properly equipped and armed
when II has nothing approaching the
necessary proportion OF artillery Tor
the National Guard and the reserve
ammunition Tar below the estimates
Of the War Department. General
Croker admitted. however, that more
than the allowance made by tho COM
mittee ceuld not be expended this
year. 4
Money for signal Corps and Aviation.
The signal corps and aviation sec
ton have basn generously provided
for The House allowed only 33.7TB.-
600, and the Senate committee In
creased 1t to t14.e37.00o. OF this
amount $13.0Sl.e66 goes to the avia-
ton section.
These items. which are new to the
military service Of the United States.
are ~ follows:
Maintenance Of one and one-third
acre squadron, $l,066,666
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-02
MASTERING IN TO MARK
FIRST SUNDAY IN CAMP
GROUNDS FOR APPEAL


Three Reasons Urged for Setting ASIDE
Easement Verdict
London, July 1.-The appeal filed
in the case OF Str Roger Easement
alleges three reasons for setting aside
the verdict Of guilty of high treason
found against him. under which he
was sentenced to death. AZ follows:
First, that no crime had been COM
mitted under the statute OF Edward
III, By which Sir Roger was tried. be-
cause no such crime ~ treason with
out the realm was indicated In tho
statute.
second, that the lord chief Justice
erred In tho U.S. Of the term aiding
and comforting the enemy
Third, becAuse the lord chief jus
tice In HIS charge to the jury did not
properly ret forth the defendants side
Of the casa"
Sir Roger has been Transferred to
Pentonville prison. Patrick Francis
Doyle. Of hts counsel. found him in
cheerful mood when ne visited him.
1t Ii expected that argument on the
appeal will be heard within three
W34k2-
The home ONCE has announced that
King George had directed Sir Roger
be degraded from his order OF knight