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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1916-10-24
No Disturbances
Followed Killing
X Austrian Count
(By United Press)

Ber1:n, Oct 23.-Vienna authoil-
ties to ,i1 p.-or.pI action to prevent
any detlont:ati>n, following the "a
assassination Of Count Sturghk yes
terday. The usual Sunday meetings
were prohibited. Crowds gathered
OF the streets, indignant at the shoot
:.lg. but no disturbances occurred.
Dr.. Frederick Adler, the assassin,
declared that his act would be the
signal for q great demonstration. 1t
IS expected that other radical social
lists will head disturbances.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1916-10-24
WILL SEEK WRIT.

Raleigh. Y. C., Oct. 23.-Hav-
mo failed in his effort at Wash
ingtOn to get the case taken up
direct by the United States Su-
preme Court, Judge Murphy OF
Asheville, will be here Monday
70 institute a petition III the Uni
ted States District Court before
Judge Henry G. Connor for wrlts
Of habeas corpus in the interest
Of Hardy Wiggins and Merritt
Miller. Of Graham county, who
are scheduled to die In the cleo
tric chair on Friday Of next week
for the murder Of Phillip Phillips.
This is the case in which Hardy
Wiogins was recently taken from
the death cell at the state S prls-
on and conveyed to Pullen Me-
mortal Baptist church and there
Immersed In the baptismal pool
Of that church by the pastor, Kew.
LYMAN Diltz, who is greatly inter
estcd in both the condemned men
and believes them innocent. lie
has been doing considerable work
IN their interest and believes that
Ed Williams, a negro, who Is
serving a life sentence for the
murder Of the wife and children
If Phillips, is the real murderer
Of Phillips. Diltz quotes Arcl
Deacon Hughes, Of the Eplscopa
church, who has had much to d.
with Williams in his prison wor]
at the state farm, as being salts
fed that Williams is the real mur
derer Of Phillips.
Governor Craig has heretofor
intimated that he would not II
terfere with the sentence OF tn
two men, having, however, gran
ed to present respite to allo'
them time to have their case t;
ken to the Federal Court if the
desired to do so.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1916-10-24
nnmpor state ilibrary
RETIREMENT OF THE
CITY OF DOBRUDJA
French Storm Important Position.
No Infantry Action Reported
on Solnme Front.
state Library
( By United Press)

Paris. Oct 23.-Following a short
BON ba:dmcnt, the French late last
night stormed and captured Hill 1913,
northwest Of Sally -Saillisel, accord
Ing to an official statement
British Report Shelling.
London. Oct. 23.-COnsiderable
shelling by the enemy between LIE
sars and Guedecourt is taking place.
There is no infantry action on the
SOmme.
RusSO-RUnanians Retreat.
Pctrograd, Oct. 23.-The Russians
and Rumanians continue their re-
tirement at Dobrudja under the
heavy enemy pressure, although they
are offering stubborn resistance.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1916-10-24
Are You a Political Vagrant?
Yes. I had time to ash Cho

Yes, l had time to ask Chair
man Warren what the chances are
at this time Of continuing to hold
ON to the erins of a good govern
ment-I'm always willing to take
chance even if it does land a fell
low in poverty row. That is
not hell by long shot.
+ Chairman Warren sends a mes
sage to the country people and
their near neighbors in the small
towns and villages throughout
the State.
1t is this, some Of it repeated,
but can't be said too often:
Nothing can beat an active and
working democracy in State and
Nation-and no apologies are
made to the critics who call or
ganization machinery (the line
OF cleavage is open to ally. There
fore, it is necessary to register
not next week, but right now.
SO many good men are careless
about this important matter. It
is nothing to the discredit of their
friends to try and get them to at
tend to it, and none should be
nol e5ueUeqo Heq4 ueqM 'uem
afraid of the gilded "patriot'
without party who calls them
ward heelers. Show them gentle
with that epithet what you can
do for them.
Damn a coward and you II
find 'em sneaking around in cv-
cry precinct. You are not their
, kind. The balance follows:
Good government in North
Carolina depends upon the success
! Of the Democratic party, and ev-
8 erybody knows it. The gentle
men of affairs who come here and
cast their lot with us know it, al
: though they are believers in the
. principles Of the Republican party
:, and practised them in thir former
= homes. If anybody can add any
! thing to this argument he has tn,
q floor.
LLEWXAM.
Wednesday evening, at eigh1
= Q clock, at Trinity Episcopa
e Church the wedding Of Miss Cor
nelia Justice Jese;-, daughter 0
,e Mr.. and Mrs. Linwood Josey, an
y Mr.. Henry Toole Clark, will tax
70 place, and Immediately followin
!, the marriage there will be RI
a ception Of the bride and groo1
-, at the home of the brides ps
&C rents.
i, Tonight Mr.. and Mrs. Henr
10 Irving Clark will give a brld;
T. tea, following the rehearsal,
~ the bridal party.
1v Tomorrow, Wednesday, at moo
IL Mrs. R. G.. Josey, Jr. will ente
=. tain the bride and bridesmaids ;
luncheon.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1916-10-24
Germans Give up Gold.

Berlin. Oct. pa new spirit OF
optimism has been inspired through
out Germany by Mackensen's and
Falkenhayne's victories over the
Rumanians. This is expressed IN
the remarkable sacrifices to the old
gold fund s125,O6O worth of gold
has been donated during the last five
days Farmers, servants, crown
princes and others are among the
contributors The nobility are CIV
ang their gold plate and jewelry.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1916-10-24
CANNOT STAND HUGHES
Republican Elector Withdraws In
Order to Support Wilson
AFRAID OF "OLD GUARD
j. w. Dawson, Of West Virginia
Finds the 100 Per Cent, Can
didate'' Evasive.

Charleston, w. Va, Oct. 23.--
J. w. Dawson, of Charleston,
coal operator, in a letter to State
Chairman Joseph H. Gaines, OF
the Republican State Committee,
asked that his name as a Hughes
Elector at large be withdrawn
from the Republican ticket.
4 have been a great admlrer
of Judge Hughes since the insur-
ance investigation iii New York
years past" says Mr.. Dawson i'll
his letter. Il was for him orig
nally when Mr.. Taft was nomina-
| ted and elected President, and
at that time hoped to some day
lsee Judge Hughes President OF
this country. But | was at Chi
cago during the Republican Con-
vention in June; | have been 4
lstudent Of public questions since
that time; | have read Mr.. Hughes
lpublic addresses with great
deal Of anxiety; | do not find III
lthem any good reason why we
Ishould change administrations at
Washington at this critical per
liod.
Says Hughes is Evasive
| do not find in Mr.. Hughes
addresses that candor and direct
, mess of assertions which | had ex
: pected Of him. When questions
{ Iare put to him on matters vita
7 Ito the United States he qualifie!
: his replies with evasions and fail
e to meet the issues squarely, as ;
S powerful lawyer does when he i
t lconvinced that he is working OF
t the wrong side Of the case Il
O court and that his client is no
: entitled to a favorable verdict, al
k of which is disappointing to me
5. "And when summing up the Ell
V tire situation [ am convinced
n whether correctly or not, tha
s. Judge Hughes occupies the sam
E. lposition toward the national II
e publican party that Judge Ro|
ol inson Republican candidate fo
V. Governor Of West Virginia) do'
T. toward the Republican party
IN West Virginia, and that vo
Ie for Hughes would, in fact, be a
* sisting to turn over the Unite
at States and the destinies Of the
is 100, 900 persons to the CORFU
he guard, dominated, controlled a
en- solutely by such men as Barnt
er Penrose, Crane and Smoot, and
ch will never be a party to SUI
,al |treachery to our country.
do "Old Guard" Would Control
rk "'That crowd, / believe,
is Judge Hughes became preslde1
1r. would dominate and control
destinies Of this country solely
IRE the interests of what is popular
in called the invisible governmen
The which knows no political par
Mt no loyalty to country, recogni;
ow the right of no private citizen a
ta whose only objects are to enr
lev and place power in the hands
favored few
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1916-10-24

Washington, Oct. 23.-Organi-
zed labor's official appeal to it's
membership in behalf Of Presi-
dent Wilson s reelection was
made public today at the Ameri-
can Federation of labor head
quarters. 1t is in the form Of a
circular letter to all officers Of or
ganized labor calling on them to
hold special meetings if necessary
to consider the issues Of the cam
paign, and see to it that wage
earners go to the polls to protect
their interests against Wal
street. =
The letter is signed by Samue
Gompers, president; James o.
| Connell, viee-president, n 6
Frank Morrison, secretary, as tn
: federation s labor representation
, committee, and it has been sen
[ to the heads of all affiliated or
/ CARNATIONS.
In reviewing the record Of tn
administration, it praises tn
/ Presidents S course in foreign al
J. fairs, declaring that war he ha
G secured all the protection an
1 benefits that would have accrue
Y from a successful war, and assert
that at home the labor moveme1
:, "has been able to secure recoe
$ milton for the rights Of human b.
Il ings and opportunity for all
h participate in the affairs of tt
# nation in a degree that never b
fore has been accomplished. :
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1916-10-24
Vienna Report

Vienna, Oct. %, via Berlin, to
London, Oct. 21.-The Austrian
premier Count Stuergkh, who
was assassinated while at dinner
Saturday by Ludwig Adler, a
publisher was shot three times.
Count Stuergkh was dining at a
hotel when the publisher attacked
him. Three shots were fired all
Of which took effect, the premier
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1916-10-24
Heard in Paris

Paris, Oct. 23.-Premier Stu
ergkh was shot while dining in
the hotel Meissl Und Schaden, in
the Kartner Strasse. Three bull
lets from Adler's revolver lodged
in Count stuergkh IS head, killing
him instantly.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-14

unO ieinc ieds 9liiiitentet iinO aud
aIleiammt proftii6e Shulmdnuer.
Bier bon oieien Sieben Die Serren
Sod, DliIler, &ietid mo &orii-l linS
BON gtten 0eutiden @ltern uno nit
oeutider Gr5iebnngspiiienidaft mebr
o0er meniger pertrart, uno 10 fin0en
li6 jebt in Der Sberleitung mebr
@eritduoniB inO S0mpat6ie fiir 0en
Ieutidnterridt als je 5lpor 3mei
0aoon lUaren lan9e ais oeutideCber.
lebrer tbdtig; eS lit on5unebmen,
ooB Oeren Ginen oie oriugenO n0tbi.
&c einbeitlicbe 2eitung OeS Geutiden
an oeu @IemeutoriduIen ii6ertroeeu
miro.
@enn uur all Ole oeuti6amerifa.
uii@en @lterli and Der oelltidenDtut.
teriprade Die ge6iibrcnoe Bilege er.
iuieienl S6rei6er fam oieien Seufs
ser ni6t untcrOriiden. Seine @r.
fo6rrugen rei6en neit ii6er oen bier
bebanOelten 3eitabidnitt 5llriid. sic
eritrcden iidJ ouf cine imnterbrodes
ne imo bon jeoer 9eripdtiing ireien
8eruist6dtigfeit in 6ieiiger Stnot,
Die om letten Is, NlGr5 4S Sabre er.
reidt 6otte; 40 Sabre oooou I'M If.
ientIi6en S6rlOieuit, Gur6 ibreu
llnperitonO boben oiele @ltern-oo,
rlnter ie6r poblbo6enoe- ibre Sim.
Der oft 0roBcr @logli6feiten beroubt
mo iie onBcr StouO geIett, iidj i'm
notionalen 2e6eu Die eebii9renoe @ele
tlng 81 peridbaiien &crfonnt miro
bon ibnen ouA Der 6iloenoe Ginilub
lmiercr geOieeenen oeutiden Yreiie.
$50 Sdule imO Sous 5uiamnenpir.
fen, 100 in Der 6oniilie oie oeutide
Spro6c lietcDoll gepfleat miro, oa
rciien ot1 oie 3riidbte 0euti6er Ser
5ensbiloung Sittiamfeit, y9oblan.
itdnoi9feit, 9ei6eioenbeit, 9lifrI1.
tigfeit, @eboriom gegen Die clterli6e
9(itoritdt, oelItides &ilibtgeiiibl.
Sn GrfcnntniB olles OeIieu bat
oeuu and Die am G. 0ftober 1901 8u
&bilaoelp6id obgeGaItene Gonititli.
rcnoe aonpention OeS Geiltidomeri.
fonii9en 9totionolhitnOcs Die BfIeee
Der oellt16en 5pra6e in Sdule lno
Saus NIT aui i6r Banner oeiebt..
Ger llnobbdngiae 9iirgerpereiu BON
Mar0lano, auf jener 8onoention
onrb Oie Serren So5n Giarfs imo
forl g. 93. SdoIs oertreteu,( (Sdrei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-14

pol be5ogcn meroelt &dbreno nod
Dor 25 SSa6ren iiir oen Relbou einer
Glemcntarid6ule 60ditens 10000
Collars ailsgeieBt muroen, iin0 in Den
leBtcu eSo6ren Sun0eritanien0e bic
fiir augemenOct woroen. 60 foiietc
Ser gleubnl iir Die @lementari6ule
Scr. 6 iicbt meni9er ais 221,000
Collars; bic @ebduIidfeiten oes go
lptetbnic Sniiitlte erioroerten einen
9oitenaliiwano pon elmer @lillion
ole Ginrihhlng 0o3u 100000 Col.
lons. Gie betreifenocu @run0itiidc
iiuO nit eiubegriiieu
@iele DER Ieuerilngeu ino Ier6ei-
ierlnget limo Der S6Gtigfeit oeS 1900
pom g2eiteu bierber berufeueu Supe.
rinteuoenien SameS $. Gon SidIe
5ii3uiArei6cn. 2eioer audi cine nod
iortuirfenoe Sd6oigung. @dbreno
ndmlid an sen @leneutoridulen Ole
@ebdter Der 2ebrcrinnen cine moGl-
Observation-Disclosures crfu6ren, pur.
oen sic ser Se6rer mo Sberlebrer
pernlinoert. Ser So1itge6alt scr
Sebtereu lit bon 1900 alf 1900 Gol-
lars 5nriidgeirbrou6t woroeu, unO
oos 6ei er6o6ten glnipriic6en ituo oer-
me6rter 9lr6eit. Die 5olgc 1T, Dob
lid imner lueniger Dl1nner fir 0ieie
Stellen iinOen loiieu gereiite Widn.
ner, Gr8ic6er, mobl faum. 60 poren
am | 9tpril oieic8 Sobrc5 an oeu ~
Glamcntaridulcn mir 81 2e6rcr, &c.
gen t,47t 9e6rerinneu. Gic 3n6l Oer
meiben 3o0linge al oicien S6ulcn
betrGgt beutc 5S,352 (gcgcn 44,0tt
i'm Sabre 1S9t), nit @inidhiB ser
5arbiacn iino es G9,030. Gie iiini
666ercu Sduleu 3d6len 1886, Die
ytoruolidulc 800. @cionmt. Sdii,
Icr5a6l 7I75i
SIC @ebnltsberminoerlmgen fllr
2c6rcr al oen b0beren Sbulen muB.
ten e6cniallS 6e0euflide llebelitGnOe
aclgen. vSiir 2e6rcritellcn am Git1
College maren irii6er aereiite, er.
pro6te Shulmduner 6erllleu uorOen,
ser Wlinoeitge6olt betruo idon Dor
oier3ia Sobreu 1900, ser Soditgebult
1000 Collars Glrd Die Ban Si'
dIe'ihe llmmGlHng lit Der eritere oui
1000 Der nab Sa6ren 81 erreiben'
sc &6hilgc6nlt aui 1900 Collars 5u.
riidgcicBt moroen. Der nod porme
ofaoeniilbe @rao eineS llneria6renc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-14


iibcrno9 babel bic erprobten 2eiitun.
acn eine5 @ereiitcn eines @r5ie6ers
Sic Iolge mar ino i'll einc ME 3upor
gcfannte 8eriiinging in0 b1uige
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ourb Sic 6etreiienoen S1iiler Der
@eia6r olsgeiebt iinO, oie 9loGe bon
&erni6s-&dnindcu ipielen 81 miilicn,
iei oabineeitelt. Gie Superintenoen-
tllr 1T bel Oieier Observation-Disclosures
nibt 81 flir5 acfonunen. &or 25 Sab
rem CAB cs einen Superintcnoenten
nit cinem 9fiiiitentcn, Die bci0e einen
0jeianntaebolt BON 1900 Gollar5
be5ogen; belte bo6en mir einen Su.
perintenoenten nit ie6S 9(iiiitenteu,
Die 5uiannen 20,900 Gollars 3ieben.
Die fat6oliiGeu @farrIducn ser
icfS ociltihcn @enein0cn bobcn ocu
Stiirmen Der 3eit pader Stono &C.
6alteu. Die SdiiIer5a6I 6ctrGot an
ct. 9llpbonius 140, nit Z 9e6rerih,
nen; Ct SSofo6us $50, nit 6 9e6.
reru m0 10 2ebrerilnen; ct. Nli-
c6aelS St3, nit 5 9e6rern ino 1G
Sebrerinncn, SI. arel5 430, nit 10
Se6rerimen; ST. 9}ot6belfer 405, nit
s 2ebrerinnen; Scr3 Seiu $50, nit
rs 2ebreriunen. @eiamnlt5obl 1858
nit If 9e6rern mo n 9c6rerinnen.
Ger Gcntidiuterri1t lit in hmoigcn
S0nOen eS fonmt cin5ig mli Die 81
tern an % CT fort6Iiibeu iou.
GaS pergongcuc Gietclio6r6moeri
ldBt iid5 iiir inner oiientlibeS S6ul.
pcien in Orei @crio0cn cintbeilen, ole
mir mad oet elpeiligcn Cberlcitern
bic @iie'idc, 6ie Gon Sidle'ibe unO
oic aodj'i i6c ncnncn fGnuen. Gic critic
bc5cihnct, bci trcucr 6ii6runa cine
Iongiamc, ourcb lei0iqc @oropolitif
oieliaG ee6emmte Sebung OcS alien
SDitenS; Oic 5meitc cine repohltio.
mare llmgeitalting, oic Uiel @utcS
idut Der E6eorie o6er S6iir II. 66or
oifnetc mo ser 6borotter6iloumg lpe.
nig penn iiber5oupt 9ea6taug
i6eufte. 3u Der oritten enOli6 1T oenI
S6iii Gin <rS gclegt pproen, Der es
frei bon erfannten aIippen mo lin.
tieieu in Elm iideres 6abrwaIIer 5i
leiten beitinmt lit Ger @riolg miro
nidt ausbleiben wennSupe
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-14

1891 go6 es an oieieu iiir OoS 0clt'
ihc nur 5lUei Sebrfrdfte einen Scb.
rer ON Gitp College, @roi HooOot,
itnO cine2ebrerilt obmehlcluo iiir Die
bciOen bo6eren S0dteridrleu. Scute
iino eS p 9c6rfrdite, 10 9cbrer mo
# Sebrerinnen inter ibneu cil 8or-
bigger unO 5luei 6orbioe. Sie per-
theilen lid oui oie ueribieOenen
Sdulen, mie iolgt:
GitD College, pier 9ebrer; Eolu.
tebnic 3nititlte, fiinf 2e6rcr; Gaii.
cra Sigb 5Aool bier 2ebreriuuen;
g9citern &iab Sdool, iiini 2e6rerilt.
neu; GoIoreo Sigb Shool Elm 9eb-
rer mo Bwei 2ebreriuneu. IennadI
belduit lid Die @riommt5o6l Der
oeutden gebrfrditc al iGnmtliben
ltGotiiden Sduleu aIi 6S; 80 mei6
lide imo 10 mdnuliAc
Gieier 9hliidiulmg Oes Icuti6un
ierridts, ser iidj aud ali Die nuoe
rem b0beren 2e6ranitolicn bieiiger
Sto0t Dor allen 0as beutige @ol-
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beionoers Dem GinilnB Der SSobns
@optinS ilniperiitdt 5u3librei6en.
geirubten0 botte Der aus oeu @or.
ten crfeiiubore @ciit gemirft bic 9rd-
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@ooSrom gilion's aeIeaentlib elmer
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botte
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leiSige @ebaltsfrage erpahlenOen
llebelitdnoe Oem Der nnoeru leitens
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| iino sic 2ebrednge oernoBcu aeior-
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hung eriabreu. 3or % Sobren cine
SonofertigfeitsiGule nit $40 S6ii-
leru imo IS 9e6reru lit es 6elite cine
terbniibe Gor6iloimgsidule nit H.
32t Shiilern unO AZ 2ebrern
Die glbenoidulen irii6er 6ei un-
rcqelm1Biger Iouer bGuiig 5eitiueili.
ge Tumnlel- imS WdrnlepldBe citieS
IItetS weGielnoen liugefiigen Gle.
neuts. geitolteu Iib 5u woblgeorouc-
ten erioloreiden 5ort6ilOungsidu-
len, oil oenei and b0bcre sSdder ei.
frige SAiiIer iinoen gIbenoflaiien
iiir @ingepanoerte ocrcu erite Dor
oier5ia SSo6reu orrH oen S6reiber
| 3l Stonoe fan IT oie So6r5ebntc
4 lana mir aeouloet puroef, eriabren
beute 6eionoere 9eahtitng. lSerier-
floIien bieten Oen Stre6iomen ipie
Oen g1oGsiiglern Die eripiinihte @e'
lcgen6eit. lmO fiir Soldbe, Die geiItig,
forperlidl ooer ionit mougel5ait lino
! lit oudl @oriorge getroiieu 9ci Die
fem ltcberblid peroicnen Die @riiu
ounq ciner 2ebrerbiloungsidule mn
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fprien fir 2e6renoe beionoere Bead
tling. Giner 2eGrerpeniion 1T cir
gutter gInfang geiidlert lporoen; oel
Sobiibetrae 1T 5ur 3cit aili iiinf3ig
Collars Sen @lonat beidrduft lml
fam crit nod Oicr5ig DicnItiabrcr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-14
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Baltimore.
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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1916-04-21
COTERlE OF ACTS SUPERIOR.

WITH HowE'S GREAT LONDON CIRCUS.
AS the seasons come and go, and
the people depart from the circus tent,
they may be heard to give expression
to their amazement by saying "Well,
what wont they do next ?" The ques
tion is invariably answered when the
Great London Shows come the next
time.
The many features with the Great
| L ,ndon Circus this year are creating
great attention, from the fact that
there are 30 many new and truly won
derful acts offered. Among the coterie
are the marvellous Eddy Family, aero
b its extraordinary; the startling
Jackson Troupe, the riding Wallets,
the wonderful Marie McPhail, Flora
Perieins, and . score Of other premier
acts, together with hundreds OF arenie
performers.
HARRISONBURG, VA, THURS
DAY, APRIL n, 1916