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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-06
IN CONGRESS

HOUSE-The House spent the day
in consideration and the passage OF
small bills on the unanimous consent
calendar
Representative Mann. m n r 1 ( y
leader. called attention to the fact that
the Senate had violated the con-
stitutional provision that neither
house of Congress shall adjourn or
recess for more than three days at a
time, when II adjourned Saturday to
meet at noon Thursday. The speaker
agreed with Mr.. Mann. but pointed
out that nothing could be done about
1t. Later in the day Representative
Fitzgerald, OF New York, introduced
a resolution. giving the consent Of the
House to the four-day adjournment
and it was passed without any objec-
ton.
The Senate will not meet till noon
ThursdaE
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-06

Petrograd, June Sin a sud
den smashing offensive over a
line of more than 800 miles, the
Russian army has taken 10000
prisoners and has administered q
powerful blow to the Austro-Hun-
garians.
Supported by their heaviest
artillery the Cars forces were
launched at the Austrian line
from the Pipet River to the
Roumanian border. The first as
saults were made on Sunday after
IA tremendous bombardment.
Many of the Austrian positions
were shattered and the fighting
has developed into general
action which is hailed here as the
opening of the long awaited drive.
The Russian commanders, IL Is
believed, took advantage of the
gaps created In the Austrian
ranks by the heavy drafts sent to
the Italian front. The announce
ment OF the success won came as
a distinct surprise to the Capital.
where tt has aroused intense
ENTHUSIASM.
Tonights official statement says:
Yesterday. the fighting extende
rom the Pripet River to the Ro,
nanian frontier. We achieved in
)ortant successes on many sector
"a pturing 1900 men. guns and ms
thine guns. The extent of the figh
ng still is developing"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-06
NEWPORT NEWS STREET
RAILWAY OFFICIAL
GOES TO BALTIMORE

Especial to Tho Richmond virginian. }
Baltimore, Nd. June 5.-The d.
rectors OF the Maryland Electric Rail-
way Company today elected j. N.
Shannahan ce-president and treasu-
rer of the company. 81
Mr.. ShAnnahan was formerly vice.
president and general manager of the
Washington. Baltimore and Annapolis
Electric Railroad Company. and after
leaving here went to Newport News to
become vice-president and general
manager OF the Newport News and
Hampton Railway. Gas and Electric
Company. Later he became IT. presi-
dent, and Utttt holds that position.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-06
BELT LINE TRACKS
ARE AGAIN HELD UP
Pending Meeting Railroad Directors
Work On Drainage Plan Is
Being Delayed.
HAWKING HUCKsTERS
ARE UNDER DISCUSSION
Council Meets Thursday Night to Con-
slider Appropriation for Additions to
Howitxers' ArInory and Other Mat
tiers.

President Peters last night called
Common Council to meet in special
session Thursday night TO consider
resolution appropriating $4,000 for
the proposed additions 10 the Howit-
GERS Armory, an appropriation or
sI2 900 for opening and widening OF
streets. and an appropriation of $4,000
for the esta Adjustment of an easement
TO the approach to Mayo bridge.
The body may also act finally upon
the appropriation of s45, 900 to be ex-
pended in the requirement of the
Forbes property for Monument Ave-
nue. extension. and the right of way
along B Street to Broad for temporary
drainage. pending the depressing OF
the Belt Line tracks.
Sub Chairman Seaton. of the FIJI
nance Commute. at Common Council
meeting last night. asked that the
paper In reference to the matter be
tabled temporarily, pending final &C
ton on the B Street project by the
board of directors of the Richmond.
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
Company. This body Is required TO
grant permission to the city along b
Street. and w. S. Forbes will be in
position TO give his permission as soon
as the railroad people reach their de-
termination.
A large amount of business was dis
posed of last night by Common Coun-
ell. The entire membership was
present, with the exception of Coun-
Gilman Atkinson. who was detained by
sickness at home. Mr.. Jeter. newly
elected from Jefferson Ward, was
welcomed to his seat.
Objection to Hucksters.
Like residents Of other sections OF
the city. the people of Fulton, as in
dictated by a petition presented last
night. are bothered by hucksters who
shout their wares through the streets
people pray relief. and have sought
Councilmanic action. They would
have the ordinance in reference to
hawking through the streets so
amended as to relieve the residential
sections OF the noise.
Councilman Ferguson called atten-
ton to the indiscriminate ringing Of
door bells by the hucksters and other
itinerants, and the Committee on Or
dinances was directed to prepare an
ordinance fitting the occasion.
Council concurred In resolution
appropriating 5000 for use by the
Committee on Dock. River and Har-
Dor, to be used In expenses incidental
to the work OF pushing the efforts
for a larger appropriation for James
River Improvement.
A resolution from the Committee on
Streets fixing the building line of
Ninth Street. between Broad and Mar
shall, as that now occupied by Smith
deal College. was adopted.
A resolution opening Perry Street,
from Thirty first to Woodland Heights,
SO that A. A. Adkins may secure a
clear title to his property. was adopt
ed.
Resolutions providing for the pur-
chase Of an automobile for the Health
Department, to cost not more than
$500, and ono for the Electrical Con-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-06
BALTIMORE MINISTER
HAS ACCEPTED CALL TO
PORTSMOUTH CHURCH

Especial to The Richmond virginian. }
Baltimore, Nd, June 5.--Rev. z. A.
Boda, pastor of Riverside Baptist
Church, has accepted call of CAL
vary Baptist Church of Portsmouth,
Va. He has been at the South Bal
timore church for five years. and has
met with success there.
Mr.. Boda is a native of Ohio. and
came to Baltimore as a member Of
Grace Baptist Church. His interest in
religious work led him to study for
the ministry. and he served churches
in Pennsylvania about nine years be-
fore coming to Baltimore as pastor
of Riverside Church.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-06
AS SUPREME COURT MEMBER

Washington. June 5.--Louis d.
Brandeis. of Boston. today took hts
seat as an associate justice OF the SUI
preme Court. the sixty-second citizen
to achieve that distinction.
The ceremonies were precisely those
by which his predecessors Of the last
generation were elevated.
The chief justice in chambers adj
ministered the oath Of allegiance "a,
the country. None but members Of
the court witnessed thds part OF the
ceremony. VII NJ
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-06
FIFTY-NINE KILLED In
ARKANSAS TORNADO

Little Rock, Ark, June g.
Fffty-nine persons have been re-
ported dead and more than q hum
dred injured In n series Of lorna
docs that swept Arkansas this
afternoon.
All means OF communication
are crippled, and II II feared the
list Of dead and injured Will BE-
increased by later xcpoxtDs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-06
KILLED LEAVING CHURCH.
One Boy Strikes Another on Head
With Brick.

Bristol Va, June 5.--Arthur Love,
eighteen years old, was struck on the
head with a brick by Henderson Nc
Mutt. ten years old. and died this af-
ternoon without regaining conscious
ness The assault followed a dispute
as the boys were leaving a prayer ser
vice McNutt was arrested.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-06
Great Battle In Progress.

Vienna, June Equestrian head
quarters announced tonight that a
great battle is in progress on the Rus
sian front The Cars army is de-
livering particularly heavy attacks be-
tween the Pruth and the River Styr
in the Pripet marsh region and in the
Tarnopol section west of the Strypa
in Galicia.
Official statements admit the Aus
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-06

More Marines 10 San Domingo.
Washington. June 5.--6ecretAry ~
the Navy Daniels today ordered f.oeo
marines from Pacific coast porn ~
Santo Domingo. whore American hvo1l
and property are thrsateneA ~ AG11e.
tty o1 rovoluttonistA -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-06
SAFETY ZONE SIGNS
WILL BE LIGHTED

To prevent automobile drivers from
running into the safety zones. illumin-
ated signs. reading Safety Zone
Vehicles Keep Out" will shortly be
installed at the zone centers
A great many reports of automobiles
being driven into the zones have been
made. and 1t is thought the difficulty
seems to be with strangers In the city,
who cannot distinguish the zones at
night. The new signs, 1t Is believed.
will prove a remedy for the COM
plants
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-06

Booster Bilp' Dabney. business
manager of the. Richmond Chamber
of Commerce. who has been spending
the last three days In Detroit. Mich,
was back at his post yesterday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-06
Funeral of Miss Bowen.

FuHtTai Oh NI1b8 BOWeu.
Funeral services for Miss Marie
Bowen. who died Saturday in the
home Of her aunt, Mrs Catherine
O'Neil. will be held In st. Patrick's
Church at 10 o'clock this morning.
Burial will be made In lIt. Calvary
Cemetery.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-06

Continued on Second Page,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-06
British Loss of Life Grows,

London. June 5.-Report of 349 ad.
ditional casualties among the British
fleet in the battle of Skagerak was
made by the admiralty tonight In
an official statement 1t was announced
that lis petty officers and 233 men
of the crews of vessels not sunk were
lost during the engagement
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-13

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-13

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-13
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-13

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-13

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-13

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triebsar6eiicr aus Snaolitaot. Ourd
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crihucrte, gliidtc es 0cm 6ii6rer
nit Der aonpimarnicbait bod nah
llcbcrihrciting cincs nit @oner mo
@loroit geiiiateu Shiiben9ra6cns nn
0ns 3meitc Gro6t6inocrniB 6cran5lr
fonmien. 0os cbenia0S ourdi9niticn
witroe.
Goolrd nor Der S9c0 sum Bad
often. 9n Stc0e Der iriibcrcn Nriidc
fii6rtcn um nod puci Giicn6abnidic.
ncL sic oirh Gro6t6inocrniB Oer-
ipcrrt warem iibcr sen itorf on9e-
iNlpoQcnc1 Bad. lhiter 0en ibmic.
rigiten Gcr6dltnilicn iuurOc Der Sta
delorobt 0nrc6ihuittcu mo cin3cln
nu5tcn Die 2eutc, olii bciocn Sdic-
ucn flettcrno. ocu 9od ii6erqucrcn.
Soiort no6nca sic @e9ner ole
llc6ergolasitele initcr lcb6ofteSSelI-
Ell. GrobOcm gclong es aacn Cen.
ten, lnpcrlcbt 0oS icnicitige llfcr 5u
crreitcn. Ger 0intcr Dem 9ode be.
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&iRrnsmcrtGcS fir yeinder
9jnltimDre'S.
Scbcnswcrt6e Elmf!e Der Staot mo
luie oicielben gu crreidcn iino.

Sc9enSUcribe Eunfte Der Staot mo
luie OicIcIben 5u crreidcn iino.
.0rui0.Sill &orf," $50 glder
groB; nit DER WlaOiion-9lOenue-2i-
ME 5u erreiden.
Dlonrment 5u Sort ga6cod an
General @a6cod, Gapt. So6n gloonS
@cbiier.
sort McSenrD @art, T am Often.
oe ser GareD.Str.-2inie.
nGorroiI-Earf," nit Der @oIum-
bio-9lpc. -&inie 5u crreideH.
Sort @OparO, nabe Der Ban.
Sbore-2iuie.
.Gliiton.@arf", nit Scr Sarioro-
gIbc.-&inic 81 crreiben.
nBotterIou.&arf," nit allen oitlid
ia6renocn 9inien 5ll errei1en.
n9liocrii0c-@orf,~ GnreD.S5tr.-2i
nie, liiOlib gebenO.
n6eocral.SiIl-@arf," gepdbrt ei.
ne llcbcrlir6t iibcr oen inncrcn Saien;
nit Ger Orlcans.Str..2inic, iiiOlib
geBcno.
Sort 9(rniItcao. Sort Carroll lmo
Sort Sn1llwooO, am gelten nit
8ooten 5u crreiheu.
9ilocr-@ -@nllerie ser nYiarDl0nOer
Siltoriiden @eieuidoit", an Der gde
Don ct. Saul unO Sarotoga.Str.
Carroll l-0}oniion,~ al Der @de
pon 6ront. imo 2omboro.StraBe.
,Slaggen.Sols, mo oas Sternen'
banner gcmodt pur0c, an Der gloro'
ipcItcde BON &ratt. ino 9llbemarIe.
StroBc.
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nul5 ollcs uubcriibrt blei6cn, bis ic.
man0 0er Sot6citono mlfgcnonmcn
mo 0en gon5en Raum nit groBtcr
Sorgiolt interiudlt bot"
Sic otincte crlcidjtert dlli o@S
bat mir Die gan5c Belt aiIi Der Secle
gelegeiL 0aB mir beitimmtc 0'aBregcln
crgreifen niiBtcu; mcinen Si1 nidt
DOB etiuos geideben iolltc, nm ~"
,@or ollenl miiiicn mir bcioc ms
bernten mir ideiiit, mir ho6en Oelr
Sdidiol ihon nll5lilonge ireic Sono
9cloiien imo Ole 5olgcn, Die entltc.
ben fonnten m"
.Scrr 0rcrcl" ricf W}oOcline ia.
iiig ieinen 9lrm ergreiien0, lit es
moglih bobcn sic chpas blcrpon
pormisgeie6en2 @or cs Dies, worilbcr
Sic NIT mir reoeii pollten2"
D6ntten Sic ocnu cine A6n'ng2"
fraete cr
Sic Iob i6n id)weigeno cu
.Nas icl ,Sbnen oamals mittcilen
iuolltc,7 iubr cr tort, onliB io) lett
iaqcn, unO nod melt mebr SSiirs critic
ho6c ib olle sd)ritte Qetali, oic ntcr
BEN llmitduoen moglih wareu &n
&ousihir ilcbt ein Ticncr Mod)c, 0u.
nit nicnion6 GinloB cr6dIt. g1ir bo.
BEN iebt feinc Storlni9 su iiirdtcn.
g9o fam ib Sic ollein ipreMcL;Sriiil'
lcin &opnc2"
,9ittc, geben Sc in nas Siblio.
i6cf5inncr. cripioerteNldOelinc, lib
mill nur nod einen gligenblid iebelL
n6 man lueincr bel Den Gerplnoeten
bcoarf Nicin W}dnben imo 6rnn
Biroro iino 6ci 5rnit SollinasbD;
yrou 9lollton babe icb ocrbunocn imo
i6r nod Or SaDtons @eroroming ein
Sc6laiinittel gegebea 0ie beioeiI
gler5ie, Bbilipp @iroro iIn0 Scrr Sol.
lings6p, oeiien @moeu 5Dar ihmer5,
boft ober nid)t gefdbrlicb lino, beiin-
ben iih bel Nerrn 2oro i'm 3immer;
penn olles rubig lit fonIme ih 10.
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