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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-30
MIDWEEK NEWS OF MOVIES
Movie Calendar

iIrrLt:--To-dn., TOMORROW and
saturday. tinkri Dawn in ''rhe
Salcsind.."
NICTON--Io-InN The Suppressed
Order with Winifrcd Greenwood.
To-uorrOW. "Ihr Unknown" with
Marguerite Clayton. saturday. Sc
iccted program.
REN--r"-da,. '.'rhr Girl oud the
Gumc.' with Helen ii"lmc". To-
morrow. .'Scorchcd Wings. with
Paul Panycr. saturday, "Ihc Night
Rider" with Harry carey.
COIuNI\t.--r"- Adele blood.
In "'ri,r Dc,iI. Toy To-morrow
md Saturday, barbara Irnnant, In
"'rhr Price al Malice"
nDI:uN - To-day, Virginia Pear
son. in "0Thc Writing ON the Wall"
Tomorrow and saturday. Carter de-
Haven and Ito Parker DciinNrn. In
THE Wrong Door"
BIJol - To-day. tomorrow and
saturday. B"s>ir BarrisCalr in Hui
let's ana Brown Eyes" and Fred
Mace. IN "lhc Niliucc Vampire"
lNis--I"-day. Vail Nalii. in "iirr
Debt uf Honor" Tomorrow. Mar
Eucritc s,"N. IN "Ihr ipstart."
SATURDAY. Emily stevens. in "lhc
iiuuSr al Tears"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-30

appeal error: State OK rel Smith VS.. Loo.
Wake. reversed: Lassiter Va. Soaboard
AIR Line. Wake, new trial: Raleigh.
Charlotte and Southern Railway Com
pany W.. Mcclure. new trial; Chancey
VS. Norfolk and Western Railway, Co
lumous. appeal dismissed: Brown VS..
Atlantic Coast Line Columbus, no err
ror: CasolinaTennessee Power Com
parry vs. iiawassce River Power Com
pnny, Cherokee. defendants appeal new
trial. plaintiffs appeal dismissed; Ma
son VS. Western Union Telegraph Com
pany, Cherokee. petition to rcheur dis
missed: Newton vs. Clark, Cumberland,
court evenly divided. chief justice not
sitting. the Judgment stands affirmed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-30
Child Dancer Iionorrd.

Little Lena Baskettc. the UniveI sal
InmDany.N 'hil" dancer. made such Il
instinct Impression upon VIII Wyatt.
mans;Scr Of the Mason Opera IIous :, In
los Angeles. when she danced for the
hcu"ht OF thc Actors Fund that WYATT
h!Nit"G "'r TO occupy Il box with him.
self and wife 10 hear the Boston Grand
per" ana i'avlOwa ballet. \ few nights
iat"r tho child danced before the fash
i"nahle set Al The Beverly ilills Hotel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-30

rheda. Kara, known rs the '.orc H.-
rate" and vampire woman" of william
Fox's hlm productions, refuses TO do
anything OF go anywhere On any fri
day that Calls or the 18Th Of the
month. on such days shn lcmainr tn
ted, hec!ng n ono simply passing av av
the "hoodoo" day hv reading novels
and eating her meais
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-30
FIXES SALARY AT $4,000
Stntr Tax Hoard Determines Paw OF
fhrtstophcr u. Gnrnett, New Exc
CUttNc NAsIhfnnf.

The salary of Christopher q Gar
nett, VINO Vii shortly resign the po-
sitlon OF assistant attorney to
become chief assistant to the State Tax
Board. has been fixed by the board at
$4,000 per annuin. MIR. Garnctt is now
having his offices, suite OF three
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-30
Film Brevities

Director John InCa is cornDl.tIr, "a,
the Equitable Flushing studio the fnal
lar feature in which Frank sheridan
is the star, supported by Arthur Ashley
and Ethel Grey Terry.
Fl!m Manufacturing Company, has Just
COMPLETED an animal photuplay entitled
The jungle Hero In two reels.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-30
Elnnchr SWEEP In ."rhc so,,c,-

blanche Sweet has begun work an
.hc iashy production FOR Paramount
.i"'Hi"s az Henry Scaton Ncrrirran's
'i"r The Sewers" under tho personal
i.r"r''on ~ William G. do Mile. she
VIII poe supported by Theodore Roberts.
] hom7' M".ghnn, IIoracc y. Carpenter.
Nh''l Van Burn. Camille Astor and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-30

Jos CHAPLIN takes h'e own .ec-o-
7.'nr 70 restaurants to sign hfq
Ns 10 ao"s not Ypcnd his money
.h' water, h"t he might, h"cnue. his
..'>' avs" VIII bring him IN SOMETHING
IN" 1900 voar and he viii no
-"' need 70 ride IN an 1Irncr berth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-30
>n,cshn surnu Conc, HACK

Val"si,a SUratt 'e going back 10 the
g''uf SIN" l"v"s 10 work before a
camera. so she says hecnGsc ,ho,e s.
500 much more freedom ~ spccCh ana
oppression. she also likes III. infor-
waNjy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-30

Mo'l!" k.:.;. tho young World Film
star, has gone TO North Carolina with
Director Frank Crane and the com
rany producing The CAN Of Love"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-30
Continued from Wednesday,

What you tell us is very interest
ing, the latter was saying sarcastical-
ly. And so you followed the lie OF
the defendant, or let us say you traced
her life back year by year. And did
YOU decide which event was the direct
cause OF her-er--peculiar mental
brea kdowns?"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-30

Director lay HUNT, OF the Universal
Fun Manufacturing Company, has Just
COMPLETED an animal photoplay entitled
The Jungle Hero. In two reels.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-30

King RarGot has Just completed the
making % :, two-rccl drama adapt ed
from = story by jacques Fuir-iie
Henry otto directed the picture.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-30

Beverly Bayre vas recently Informed
mt size had won IN" popularity con-
tes' conducted By the Minneapolis Jour
nal i:s getting - he habit With her.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-12
President to K eep
His Entire Cabinet
Eoery Member. Win Possible
Exception Of Attorncy-Gcn-
cral, Expected TO Remain.
iBy Associated Press.1


WASIiTNGTON. December 11.-Every
member Of presidcn, Wilson's Cabinet
with the possible exception Of Attor-
ney-Gcneral Gregory. is expected to
remain In Office after March 4. when
the Presidents second term begins
II was learned definitely to-day tina,
all Of them have been. or will be
asked 10 keep their posts.
Reports conErning possible rcsigna.
lions have cci6ered chiefly around Sec
rctaries McAdoo. Houston and Baker
and the Attorney -GeneraI 1t has
been taken for granted that postmas.
,er-General Burleson and Secretaries
Lansing, Daniels and Wilson would
remain. and indefinite rumors that Sec.
rc,ary Redheid might wish to retire
to privat. business were denied some
time ago.
Secretary McAdoo to-day pcrsoraIl,
denied that he had any intention oi
resi2niug.
Regarding Mr.. Houston. il became
known that the officials OF Washington
University. AT ST Louis. have extended
his leave Of absence as chancellor o,
that institution. so that he can con.
tnn" as head Of tho Department of
Agriculture.
Although Secretary Baker has beer
credited with :. desire 10 leave IN.
Cabinet. IL Is learned that. in AL! lIkcli-
mood. he VIII remain. 1t is thought
however. thar he may be shifted &c
the Department of Justice if Mr.
Gregory insists on resigning. and tina,
Vance 6. Mccormick. chairman Of the
Democratic National Committee. may
10" placed in charg. OF the War De.
partment.
Ia the Attorney -Gcncrais case tho
reports about his intention to resign
haze been very circumstantial. and
have been generally accepted by
hcials as true. although he has given
no indication nf his intentions The
President has offered MIR. Gregory 4:
s"at In the supreme Court once. and
should another vacancy occur during
tho administration. it is though, prob.
able he would he seriously considered
again.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-12
NEW HOSPITAL SHIP FOR NAVY
VIII he First Nrss~I Dcsigned and
Huilt for This Purpose by
Any Nation.


WASHINGTON, December 1.-THE
projected navy hospital ship. construc-
t'on OF which has been authorized. will
be the first vessel designed and built
for this purpose by any nation accord
ing TO Surgeon-General Braisted. whose
annual report was made public to-day.
Every convenience OF an up-to-datc
shore hospital has hcen provided for.
and provision will be made to accom-
modate 800 patients in peace times and
500 In war. She will carry special
stahilizers 10 minimize rolling and
pitching. laboratories for surgical and
n:edica! work. complete N-ray equip
ment. and in the holds "A full shore
going hospital OUTFIT. including ambu-
lances.
When completed the report SAYS.
1T is believed the ship Will represent
model ship OF this class for many
years TO come, and her usefulness may
we'll he expected TO continue during
the lifetime of those who had hand
In her designing"
a slight increase in both hospital
admission and death rate In the navy
for the year is shown by the report
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-12
RUSSIANS ATTACK TElrrONs,
BUT WITHOUT SUCCESS
BY A ssociated Press

BY Associated PresS.l
BERLIN, December IL (v;a SayyilIe)
Strong forces of Russians yesterday
again attacked the Tcuton troops to
the north OF Tartar Pass, In the car
pathians. in the Bystritza sector, north
east OF tho GyerEyo Mountains. and
on both sides of the Trotus Valley. in
western Roumania. but without sue
cess. says to-day's German official
statement
The pursuit by Field Marshal Won
Mackcnsens troops OF tho. retreuting
Roumhnian armies continues, in spite
OF pouring rain and the destruction
of bridges. At places some resistance
was met. the statement adds, and this
has now been broken. Several thou
sand more Roumanians were taken
prisoner.
The statement reads:
Front of Archdukc Joseph: North
of Tartar Pass. in the wooded Car
pathians, in the Bystritza sector north
east OF Jacobeny, on the M,inc-Iui, IN
the Gycrgyo Mountains. aud on both
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-12
Belgian Situation
DailyMore Tragical
Minds Of People Turning To-
Ward america and President
Wilson.
IBy Associated Press.l

NEW YORK, December 1.-THE sit
uation affecting the deportation OF
ReiSians by the Germans is daily
more tragical. and the minds of Rel
gianS are turning toward America and
President Wilson. according to a cable
message received BY Pierre Mall. Bel
Sian consul here. from Carton de
Wiart. BelEium's Minister OF Justice
The dispatch. dated yesterday at
Havre. was made public to-day by the
committee Of citizens which is arrane-
ing meeting for Friday night AS "A
protest against "cnsIavcment OF Bel
CLANS"
The cable message from Minister de
Wharf reads:
situation is daily more tragical
Searching and deportation reach with
no distinction men wanting work and
men wanting none. Workmen are
forced away in full labor 1t was
the case ut the quarrics of Lcssincs.
i'm the paper manufa ctories At Willie
brock. at the metallurgic shops Of
Boel and Merbe.
"On white linen collar found on
railway of Chcncc Was written in
scription from teacher of Mons.
dragged away during, his lessons. and
begging TO give notice to his wife
and children. In Nivellcs. after hav-
ing hunted for 1000 men and locked
them in railway cars for untold desti-
nation. German soldiers went through
the streets among the dcspairing. sob
hing women and children singing
'f'loria Victoria
Every single remaining authority
I'm occupied Belgium. clergymen. magis-
trates, members Of Parliament, all per-
sons possessed with courage and dig
nifty. heard as we did with deepest
gratitude what tho United States is
doing for them. They all turn their
minds toward true America and the
President so nobly championing lib
crty'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-12
VIOLENT BREAK IN COTTON
No Fluctuations Equal to Mondays
Changes Seen on New Orleans
Market This season.
TBy Associated Press. !

NEW ORLEANS. December lin
one Of the most exciting sessions ever
seen on the exchange here. cotton de-
clined l3l to I6l points under Satur-
days close. due to effects of the gov
ernment's forecast Of the size of 1916
cotton crop. The estimate OF 1I.5ll,-
600 bales as the total production was
considerably above general eXpecta-
tions. and the January position sold
down to 1855. which was 394 points
below the highest price OF the season.
made two weeks ago, or loss OF
about $50 a bale compa red to the high
figures.
No fluctuations equalinE to-day's
in this season OF heavy trading \
few minutes after the figures were
Mashed from Washington prices began
breaking ten to twenty five points be-
tween trades. March's first sale lost
forty-two points. one OF the widest
changes between transactions ever
recorded on an active month.
Offerings came largely from disap-
pointed holders of long contracts. who
expected an estimate of not exceeding
Il.300.o 900 bales. and few on the floor
were prepared for the governments
figures.
Shorts commenced taking profits
largely, but their buying stcadied the
tone. and caused material reaction,
the market closing at net loss for
the day Of seventy-two to eighty mine
points
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-12
LLOYD GEORGE ILL
Unable to Go With Members OF His
Cabinet TO Receive Seals OF
once from King.

LONDON. December lI.-Premier
Lloyd George is i'll. and was unable
to 20 to buckingham Palace to-da V
with members of his Cabinet to receive
the seals of ohice from King George.
Onicial announcements was made that
the Premier was suffering from "A Sc
we're chill and that. on the advice OF
his physicians. lie was remaining in
doors Tonight
Herbert II. Asauith. who recently
resigned as Premier. is suffering from
influenza. and will be unable to leave
his house for Il few days.
Andrew Bonar Law and the other
members of the ministry. who are not
required TO seek recollection on as
sumption of Office, and also the lords
who are cooperating with the new
administration. went to the palace at
noon to-day, kissed the hands of the
King and received their seals Of
office.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-12
WAR CUTS SPINACH CROP
Hoiinnd's EmbarEo ForbiddinE E.-
ports of Seed Causes Decrease
In Acreage This lear.
TBy Associated Press1

ny FNHSVVIdlt'I tTeSS. ]
WASHINGTON December 11--War
has reduced the spinach crop. REPORTS
to the Department OF Agriculture from
the Norfolk district of Virginia saws
that Hollands embargo forbidding ex-
ports of spinach seed has caused n
decrease in acreage this year. planters
being unable TO obtain sufficient seed
to plant. II is estimated the crop will
amount TO 100000 barrels. and, with
favorable weather. may reach c0O.O00
barrels. compared with 7S6.S26 barrels
last year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-12
PAPER INQUIRY TO-DAY
Public Hearing VIII Re Held In WASH
inRton by Federal Trade
CommissIon.
IRv Associated press.

WASIiINGTON. December 1.-THE
inquiry into all conditions that affect
newsprint paper prices. to be made by
the Federal Trade Commission ut a
public hearing here tomorrow. II was
announced to-day. will go into the
reasonableneSs of contract and cur
rent prices. costs and profits OF paper
manufacturers. gross profits Of job
bers. factors affecting the supply and
demand, and remedies for the situa-
ton.
At previous hearing paper users
declared they would later present evil
dencc 10 show there had been collusion
among newsprint producers to raise
prices
manufacturers, jobbers. publishers
and others interested will testify to-
morrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-12
TO FIX RESPONSIBILITY
Navy Department Orders InvestIgati lon
-Iste Coiiisjon OF ReHerve Destroy
ers I.nmaon md Monaghan.
IRy A ssociated Iress

10y Associated rress1
WASHINGTON, December 1.-THE
Navy Department to-day ordered an in
vcstiEation To determine responsibility
for the collision on Saturday between
the reserve destroyers L.amson and
Monaghan off Jacksonville. The Lam
sons propeller guard was demolished ID
and the Monaghan's bow was partly
STAYED. None was injured.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-12
MISS VIRGINIA LEWIS DEAD
Wns Descendant of George washing
toms Sister and Relative of
Francis Scott Key.

BALTIMORE. December 1l.--Miss
Virginia Tayloc Lewis. a descendant Of
George Washington's sister. and 81
relative of Francis Scott Key, died here
last night. She was horn seventy -four
years ago i'm the house in Washington
to which Dolly Madison fed when the
White House was burned
Thomas DiXon's 'The Fail OF a Nation"
with music by Victor Herbert. at the isis
all next wrck.-AdY 0f1
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-12
TO DEDICATE DIXIE HIGHWAY
Exercises VIII Re Held ut Point Near
Hin ois- IndInnn Line on De-
cember ~.
fBy Associated Press. ]

SPRINGFIELD. ILL, December IL
State officials OF Indiana and Illinois
and representatives OF number OF
clubs. will attend a formal dedication
of the Dixie Highway. under the aus
pices of tho Illinois Highway Improve
mcnt Association, on Tuesday, Decem-
ber 10, It was announced here to-day.
The exercises are to be held at a
point near the Illinois Indiana line,
just outside OF Danville.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-12
OFFICIAL KENTUCKY VOTE
Prcsident Wilson's Plurality I'm No.
rember Election Is
2S,13O.
rBy Associated Press. .

f FRANKFORT, KY. December H.
President Wilson's plurality in Ken
lucky was 2S,l36. according to the
official canvass OF the vote announced
to-day The Socialists polled 4.724,
Prohibtionists 3.036. Socialists Labor
333 and Progrcssives 20 votes.
Highest electors on the tickets of
the dominant parties were: Democrat,
10000; Republican, 241,S54.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-12
TRANSPORT SUMNER ASHORE
Several Steamships in Vicinity Re.pond
10 "S. q. ~" CnII From
the Sumner.

NEW YORK. December 1.-THE
United states transport Sumner bound
from Colon for New York. was ashore
IN heavy fog off BarneSat. y. j..
tonight, according to wireless mes
sage received here.
The Sumner sent AN IS. O. S" call
for assistance and several steamships
i'll the vicinity responded
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-12
MUNITlON EXPERTS ARRIVE
VIII Pass Output Of Factories in
United states and Canada for
Entente Allies.

NEW YORK. December ll.-Forty
young men selected by the British
government as munitiou experts ar
rived here to-day on the stcamshi ip
Orduna from Liverpool. They will be
assigned to various factories in the
United states and Canada where mu-
nitions for the entente governments
are being manufactured under con-
tract. and will pass OH the output
before II is delivered for shipment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-12
FOUR GERMAN AIRPLANES
BROUGHT DOWN ny ALLIES

by Associated Press
FARIS. December i1.-Four German
airplanes' were brought down yester-
day, two of them on the Verdun front,
and two in tho Champagne, the War
Office announces
intermittent cannonading occurred
south OF the Somme last night. The
communication follows:
There was intermittent canuonad-
ing last night south of the River
Somme. Elsewhere the night passed
quietly
During the day Of December 10 two
German airplanes were brought down
on the Verdun front by french pilots.
One OF them fell in flames near Bra
bant-on- the Meusc. The other crashed
to the ground near Hcrmevillc
During the same day French avia-
tors delivered several combats on the
Champagne front. during which Ser
geant Savage brought down his
seventh German machine This air
plane fell in flames at Monthois. 4
second enemy machine was brought
down on the northern boundary OF
Autry wood.
During the night OF December lO-u
French bombing airplanes threw down
numerous shells upon munition deputs
OF the enemy in the region north OF
Nerdun. Several fires and powerful
explosions were observed
THE barracks OF the enemy AT
Ronangne- Sous -Lcs-Cotcs also have
been bombarded'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-12
REPLY HANDED TO GREW
German Memorandum Tx plains Rea-
sOns for Removal of Belgian
Civilians.
TBy Associated Press.

BERLIN, December II (via Lon
don>.--The Secretary for Foreign Az
fairs, Or. Alfred Zimmermann. to-day
handed to the Secretary OF the Ameri-
can embassy. Joseph c. Grew. the Ger
man reply to the American ?eprcsen-
tations on the Belgian deportation.
This takes the form Of memorandum,
explaining the German attitude and the
reasons which actuated Germany I'm
the removal of civilians from Belgium.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-12
IMPORTANT TOWN
. OF BUZEU MAY NEXT
FALL TO INVADERS
But Thirty-Five Miles of
Plains Now Lie Be-
fore Them.
ONLY RIVER TO CROSS
Is THE BUZEU ITSELF
Despite Heavy Rains and Soggy
Ground, Teutons Continue
to Make Progress.
ROUMANIAN ATTACKS BROKEN
Russians Repulscd in Eastern Car
pnthians and Along Mol
davian Front.
ONLY RIVER TO CROSS
Is THE BUZEU ITSELF
RoUMANIAN ATTACKS BROKEN
Russians Repulscd in Eastern Car
pnthians and Along Mol
davian Front.
IRv Assnrintehrre. |

The hungarian and German trooDs
lighting on the ccntcr of the line in
Roumania have emerged from tho
swamp lands of the Jalomi,ya River
ana made a crossing of tho stream
near Rcccanu. about midway between
Bucharest and the important railroad
junction town OF Buzeu
HctWeen the invaders and Buzcau
now lie about thirty five miles OF
plains. with no more rivers to cross
until the Buzeu itself is reached.
Despite heavy rains and soggy ground
tho forces OF the Tcutonic allies MI
along the front in Roumania contiuuc
10 make progress The Roumanian
attacks which had held tho invaders
In the Plocchti region now have been
broken. according to Berlin. Several
thousand additional Roumanians have
peen made prisoner
In the lighting in the Eastern Car
pathinns and along the Moldavian
front all the Russian attacks have
been rcpulSed. says tho Ecrlin War
Office.
HEAVY FIGHTING TAKES pLACE
IN CEHNt RIVER REGION
Considerable heavy fighting has
again taken place In the Cerna River
region Of Serbia. Both the Rerlin and
Bulgarian War Offices report the rc.
pulse Of strong entente allied attacks
in this sector. Berlin asserting that
the French and Scrbians suffered san
culinary losses. However, an advance
OF several hundred ynrGs against the
rcutonc allies west OF Suhodol. north
east of AIohastir is reported by the
serbian Ecneralstnn, while the Frensh
official communication records the
Jushing forward OF the entente line
about 500 meters near Vlaklar.
Artillery actions and small engage
nents continue on the western front
n France and Belgium. and also in
The Austro- Italian thcatcr. Quiet pre-
walls in Russia and Galicia
The Greek situation remains tense.
Conferences between the entente allies
IN an endeavor TO reach a very radical
solution OF the problem. arc in prog
ress, according to an announcement Of
the British Foreign Office. Unofficial
reports say revolution has been
started in the Cycladcs Islands. in tho
Aegean Sea.
speech by the German Imperial
Chancellor at the opening OF the
ReichstaG on Tuesday is being awaited
I'm Germany with much interest. The
speech. il Is said. will be the most
remarkable since the outbreak OF the
portance."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-12
COLORED SCHOOLS MAY
ALSO DO THEIR PART

The cOlored schools are expected to
get into the paper saving game also.
the plan in no way being limited to
the white children. While the cam
pai2n is for the two weeks before
Christmas. il will not be limited to
that time alone. but may be extended
IL the scheme Is successfully carried
out.
No elaborate bundles need be made
of tho paper. That II ia tied up Sc
cnrely and plainly marked with 1.-The
name Of the school from which it
iCnntinued ON Second pRgel q
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-12

Thomas Dixon's The Fall OF Nation,"
with music by Victor Herbert. at the Isis
all next. week.--Ady.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-06

(continued en Psae six-l