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The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1916-05-15

apu.nr % Jorge Us-' u h.s 'imo
There
', found 70. maat shops aII
close. ana th're a.d been 90 if'..
mr.. MI solo I0r l.s distributed u
t., l.r..f s.uar through shop o..
marE.H bod pom dlys with 'fr''
cepr. IHe bop. that hag' r0
Gently auI openly .I dog m.i.
$500, Ilich mesf which reached
.9uUas auis tH. vcre 0tpD.r1 iHr
.a.. .I. tlKu r.. .uIrr % u. 900 .
.rg 90 at.urc uf ...elyr france p.r
fIIa bone. au9 600 about 81 800 p'r
pound some meat Chat had been 0I.
aIuol Ut special .E,rN0n- IDr '..
uup ..H.ur s.. showing fh. ..lID.
.ts OFF msH' Boo OH. .r1ap .f'hr. R"
found Hif during 'Fr.s. 90. nl'
90 .t.... A.. ono U.u m.rD there
HaH boon 900 u.H. Yr grease base
ruafl.Hr .. ft, soup IS. are doing
04f suY.f .H 20, -mlI. amount oil,
m.l' ROM grIr.W and Holland .uf
'le CUP h..u.u. .u. Obj. utmost 500
can f.., ur .aE equal 20 Geo.
ersure o. meat rnDflird uf lu
o.u.. per lay p,r capita and ss .u
H. ar almost 90 despair
TI scarcity .. uuf 4. illustrated
D.. t .uRug lral.u' Two DOL.
..r ..t. .f...r.r.H tl Obtain I...
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1916-05-15
FLEET HOLDS
EXHIBITION

WASHINGTON. NAV o. Tl. ST.
lautic fleet of Iul., IHm. u...
started out today tn . .I
around Itsolf 90 shua fUr tm,r...
people ahat DO roaII. can ua boz r.
way Of scappmr Tho exhibition.
Boz one form or another. vUI .mtu..
until November
Tho official program pa.l, m.
fleet aud divisional exercises ur m,
North Atlantic coast boo tho ..u.t
~ Newport togctn". with faf
game IN conjunction with f.r arms
from July - 90 20
Target practice NIll De- U.IT 900 fU.
southeru arm grounds Uu s.p
t'Wbor 90 800. after which ... Hr#
viii be- scattered 90 th, huu p..
Tor docking and minor rcphu
Beginning TODAY the baiIrsI.'
Of the fleet v,l. operate auFH s
stoamlug trials aud similar nH
dual operations after which.
May 20. tho divisions of 900, U.
will assemble as follows
The baitlcship Wtlmm. a.
T.rst division az rompkusNur n.
second division boo th, North River.
the third division az UorkpU,' gH|
tho fourth division az NoepuIf
After divisional exercises nHH.
Tor five days tho divisions v,ll Do
turn Go these bases. except that .,
flagship and first division vIU 81.
90 Hampton Roads instead 500 I.u
kusFIllo
Beginning on juno O. divisional
exercises viii again Do held 'm0 l,'.
tch.ps again returning fo Hr.
bases 600 june lo. 600 which daf. I|.
flagship aud tar trs' division u.|
return 90 T0mukuulls
After fis" DAVIS spru' 200 divisional
EXERCISES. from june o. iu Im. E..
OBJ" entire u,ri will fra..rm.. t.
Noapar' con June o. 'or squadron.
rnr.s.s 0ff N,np.H from I... ..
'H IuH
TIr week from Iu.E fH .H
.. spent Iu the usual Fourth n' 1H'.
calls 90 Nflaut., coast port Hr .
.a' celebrations
Un July \ tb, natnwHH. Hu
aar mobilize a. Narorau.,n Nu
a"# .r july 100 v.Il sp,u| @ 0.. ...
I,H.| Zoo fleet exercise.
|HHrumE i9 N.uaH-Hu>,' IH.
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1916-05-15

DO tHs sixteenth century dictionaries
were chained q The schoolhouses az
Bibles a.r. o. the churches, b. reason
n irr.r costumes and rarity.
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1916-05-15
Nomination Not
Closed

Nominations in The Daily News
and The Daily Panhandle's Auto
Contcs, arc not closed, and you
arc hereby invited to have your
name appear in the next publish
ed list. In fact, nominations will
not be closed until June 9th.
Our offer of $500 in prizes
holds good until this contest is
closed, and the prizes will be
given away Just the same, even il
there is not another vote cast.
But you NAV rest assured that
there will be Others coming in.
Besides, you're not going to al
low this opportunity to slip by
you unnoticed. The Daily News
and the Daily Panhandle have
done their part. The rest is for
you and your friends.
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1916-05-15
TEXAS LEAGUE


Dallas : FORT Worth
San Antonio q. Houston
Waco l1.f shreveport q .
Galveston 90 Beaumont 90
Where They PLAY NDud.,
Port Worth ~ Houston
Dallas az Galveston
Waco AZ beaumont
Shreveport af San AufYU.
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1916-05-15

ARE YOU Dwhh which have been
and The Daily Panhandle?
sighting friends by them a
Always
thu O friend the
number n
prize subscriptions and place you well to
all properly approached Don't that the get them
subscription first voting period will close
scale will de-
bly, can How
bhtul Be"ds
unless HURRY Don't else chance Read over this list and
behind don't You'll find
snda GOING list today
| a los
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1916-05-15
DISTRICT NO Encompasses territory outside city Amarillo

Ws. Fmua Ge.barl' Tucln@r. " .... $1,000
N.s. Gadl., Good F..E city Ot'l 5000
Htss u.ri, Golden. Vernon. T'N i0tau
Sis. Edna GrtIth torkncy Tea ......... O. nou
N-. jamie Hastings DmWH, Tex Iu5'U
N..- Hg.Eu. salc center Tex ......... $3.50
N.s, Ethel Ho rsrd. oiuUeC Tex ........... 300"
Vtes Ruby H' p. Guywon. OKLA .......... Et0N
MISS Mar, U..on. GuyuuH okla ....... .- H0"
M.ss Lurl, Ussku. Quau1h Tex ........ $500
Miss Hazel J,fs-.s, Clarendon. Tex ...... .1o-fu
Miss ns-s., Jo.a.oa. rhulr5-, Te, ....... $3.50
Miss Joscpun. E,,a r.aiuv'sw Tex ....... 1870
Mis-. Nas kr.. Portable. s. 5000
Mis-. Flora Kr..5. Qusuah. Tea autu
Miss GLADYS ku.ght Running Water Tex 200
N.s. Kate Ll0y vernon Tex ......... 5000
Miss Marian ..audruu. A:u- Okla ..... D 500
Wl.s HsrGa Nll.rs. Ssyre Okla ............ $3.50
N..s STA, Wof.Ye. Groom. Tex .......... $40
N.s. pcy NcCo ghr'n Nlfs11r. Tex ...... Colo
Miss N1y Nor~. l-oshy'or Ton q 500
uIs. EHtH Nsatd-s Ua.lar. Tea .......... .a Sol.
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1916-05-15

49,. Hr.us.. r,N.u, Tex '.-n'
u.. .Ha grH.e, Qu,uab Tex ........ .... '.>,
H. Thomas Ra.r, rampa. Tex .... llao.
H.. ..#r BRYAN STAFFORD Tex ...... ....... $500
H.. .'1 U5f. u1IEar'. Tex ........ b 600
#-. . p Bishop raducsb. Ten l-oi'
... Maud. Ht.rI Wheeler Tex ...... $500
.. H.-sar" .tHHar. Couva, Tex ...... .... Is t-'
".. N.. ..r.r claude. Tex ...... ...... .>.'t'
H... N.... Carver canadian. Tex ........ a. Nse
N.. .s..F. carr u1har-. Tex ....... ..-.. 1000
$685.. Martha .aa..r,lIr. Guywou. OKLA .5i'
SEA-. ors. ,Hr.f N1uEum. OKLA ....... % go,
Hr Floyd n..s.r rsrucu To-, ....... ...... @ SOC
Hr ...Her, urImrsHt HoIis OKLA $500
"... Carrie Over HedI., Tex ...... 10 $40
N... catherine n8Bshc'ce Miami Tex .......s .--t
N.. Mari. FHs Panhandle. Tex ....... 80,
N..s Iar. ra.. rarvcu. Tex .......... .... % 500
N... cora Fu's. p.us'r, OKLA ......... $3.50
H.-. t,a Pine. sgyuou Okla ...... goo
Sis. l.ua FRYER As,n Tex ..... %. sec
H... H0. IIrfr... tHHdtess TIES. ....... 1880
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1916-05-15
List of Prizes to be
Given Away

1916 REQ Touring Car, val
ucd at $3.50. On exhibition at
Wolfiu Bros
$500 Victor Niolrola, valued
at $500. On exhibition at The
Mum Elcc. Co.
Two, Onr Half Kara, Diamond
Rings. Two. On exhibition at
The Daily News
Two, 500 Victor Vic,rolSs,
Two. On exhibition at The Num-
Elcc. Co.
Two, $55 Solid Gold Wrist
Watches, Two. Or exhibition al
Ihr Daily News.
Two, $3.50 Solid Gold Brace
lets. Two. On exhibition at The
Dolly News.
OTHER PRIZES TO BIZ AN
NOUNCED LATER.
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1916-05-15

NATIONAL LEAGUE

brooklyn % So LuH
Philadelphia Cincinnati
New York o. Chicago
Where The, I'lai Ipdat
brooklyn al So Louis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-29
Fight Back and
Defend Our Prosperity

great prosperity rnyclops tHr
th'trh states. As never before In
thr history OF the Iand. Legitimate
c"fcrprisc l. assured of rich re-
wnrd..
'hr! shame America and deny
plain facts VIII" talk Of "wnr prof
IT'S. The new prOsprrIty IL bed
rocked In new capacities. Manu-
t""fur"d products have inrr~nscd
S".ioo.o"0.000 In the four .cnrs Of
"""hr"" Wilson. Less ,hnn per
cent of Iii, vast fOtni * contributed
h! munition cNpots.
phrInE the two years Of war. our
foreign trade haIunrc-thr cNrcss Of
exports over impurts-hus Increased
sG.''"'oA'ouo. The shining fact
stands that our nntiunnI wealth has
increased .oOo.OOO.Uu0 In three
!"nr~. The! say TINT this is "tcm-
p"rnr! prosperity" NC no more he
1irNc them than when they said
pro>prrit! WAS impossible.
The answer Is not to he found
save In the financial. economic and
'hhustrini reforms effected D.! Wood
row Wilson. u is the creative Ec-
Mus "f til" imrricnn people that
has been recovered. The leg chain.
have been struck from opportunit!.
tournGr has had the bit taken from
its mouth.
Do YOU want freedom TO prosper
~ your energies merit. or shnll
prosperity Ice returned to the selfish
control of the powerful few.
The fight on Woodrow Wilson Is
the Hight of those who owned tho
government brf0rr Woodrow Wilson
gave u hack into your hnnds. II
IL the fight OF great 0rcrIords OF
hnhncc eager for return To the
fcudnl conditions that fed their lust
for wealth and power.
Fight back! Defend - prosperity
that means health mud hope and
strength and happiness tor you. your
children aud your children, chill
drcn. Send in Your contribution. 40
TINT victory mny he given certainty.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-29
Eight BaHleships
to Act as Conuoy
VIII Escort Interncd German
Cruisers From Norfolk TO
PHILADELPHIA.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. September
2S--Thc eight battlcshps Of tho Al
lan,ic Fleet which tomorrow convoy
tho intcrncd German rruiscrs from Tho
Norfolk Navy Ward to the phiIadelphia
Navy-Yard Will leave old ioin, for
Norfo'k at o'clock ,o-morrow morn
iiS. I'lhns for She triD were n,,nnod
OUT 'hiS afternoon at - meeting nf The
commanders OF tho eight warships
The German cruisers VIII Ice com.
nandcd by Cuit"d states naval oGiccr
during the voyage
me fighters which wiI CONVOY the
intern"d cruisers will be rho New York
wyoming, New Hampshire. Minncapolis
Arkansas. Texas. Vermont and Kansas
Naval men state tina; the large escort
rs due 10 tho fact tina, the ships have
'hcif nome Yards a; Philadelphia and
Nc" YORK ana that II viii De no trouble
OF expense 10 have them form par
Of tho CONVOY. - they are returning
70 the home Yards
several English or French warships
arc lowering off tho Atlantic coast.
however, and tho United States govern
ment is responsible for the safety Of
the cruisers long az thcy' are in
termed Marine men. though. scoN The
idea OF tho possible moieStation Of the
cruisers were they accompanied b.
only one lone government boat
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-29
OPENS CAMPAIGN
OF LETTER WRITING
President Points Out to Womcn's
Club Real Issues Of Pres
cnt Contest
"WILs0N DAY" SUGGESTED
Co-Operation Between National
and State Organizations to
Be Taken Up.
"WILS0N DAY" SUGGESTED

Long BRANCH. y j.. September
I'm " message opening his cam
paien Of lettcr-wri,ing. President, Will
son dcclaf"d tonight tina, tho ques-
t'"n is about to be determined whether
"" shall keep tho nation upon It's pres
"nt terms Of peace and good will with
"a" World or turn 10 radical changes
% '"icy. which may alter the whole
"Sl'ec, OF the nations life"
Ih" President wrote the letter IN
Miss i."ona /. Larrabcc. president of
Ih" Nowan's Democratic Club OF Port,
iahd Greg. thanking her for wor;
being done in his behalf by the organ
izatior.
Il cannot h"lp having tho feeling"
ne said. that tho intelligent women OF
'fcc"h need no suggestion or intima-
N"h from nc as TO what arc tho real
issues o, the prcscn, campaign or tho
reHl concern that women must have
WIN mos" issues As :; very sincere
"dNocat" Of tho extension Of tho sur-
'fhEe 10 women, j, seems 10 mo a very
great disservicc to the cause that par
tsan use should be made OF it, par-
0cu'arlH at time so critical as this
when the question Is about TO he de-
tcrrn'ncd whether wc shall keen tho
nation upon It's present terms OF pcac.
and good will with the world or rc.urn
10 radical changes Of policy which ma.
alter the whole aspect Of tho nations
lIfc"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-29
WERNER HORN APPEALS
Asks That tower Court RuIinr. nrnying
Him WRIT "f IInhrns Corpns.
lie Set Aside.

WASiiINC;TON, Scp;cmbcr 2>-Wcr-
ner Horn. under indictment In conncc-
tion with the explosion which dam
aged the Canadian-Pacihc international
bridge at Nanccboro. Me. last year,
appca led To the supreme Court to-day
asking tina tho lower court ruling
denying him u writ of habcas corDus
he set aside He contends that. as a
German army officer. he could not lie
for CarrNiu. out IAN act OF
war against liritish property. Ills in
dicimcnt was brought under the law
prohibiting interstate transportation OF
explosives on passenger trains.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-29
Greece to Declare
War on Bulgaria
Ministry Reported Preparing W
tinatum Which VIII Be Pre-
ludc to Final Break.


Hpe"l"i 'aole TO The Times -Dispatch.]
Srp'e'h""r -S--lhe Greek
,'-"'-"' - Icpor'" htepar-
y" ''''''"'"'n I" ''hiGar'a "S a
10 va ms document II rs
N"''' "''' '"i'"'h S"ch d""h"''"S ana %"
N"'" :" sum Ncr"i"Sc 'ha' nos
t'''''H %" w '"' o"iE f'S"i'' Mig
,''''''c - S"'" l" nave "'"h COM
p'tS W." >'I 10 'nc entente anh
80 w. "e''r''''e" I" ucci'rc war on
'"
The ul'inatum probably Viii he dc
iivcrcd after ~ meeting "f the Grown
Council io-morr"w. 1t will demand
the evacuation ~ tn" bulgarian army
OF all the invaded sections Of Greek
Macedonia Following tho delivery of
the Greek governments demands. King
Constantine is expected to issue u de-
cree mobliz;ng tho army.
Tile Kings decision is said t" have
h'.il reached ut ! session OF tho coun-
ell OF Ministers It Athens to-day. Fol
l"win" this conference, Cabinet meet
ine was hastily convened by Premier
k"l"@cropoulouS The Ircmicr. before
"ui"riuE tn" chamber where the meet
inG was held. iutimatcd that = decree
= mobilization might lie expected at
any tim"
The KING during the day ais" re-
c"lvcd tho chicf OF stan OF til" army.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-29
FIFTH VANDERBILT AT YALE
Cornelius. Jr.. UcIistcrs az Member or
CIn~s 80 In Academic De
pnrtmcnt.
I lSp.cialto TIC Times -Disp

Sprcial 10 'rhc 'rimcs Dispatch.
NEW HAVEN. CONN. September IS.
Cornelius Vanderbilt. Jr., NTH Of his
family to enter Yale was to-day reg
istcrcd as a member OF the class OF
20. in the academic department. Ills
father was m"mher Of the class or
-. and his grandfather. the late Cor
nolius Vanderbilt H.. gave Vanderbilt
I.all at Yale i'm memory OF his son.
William Henry Namdcrhilt who dicd
"a, Yale while member Of the class
OF 20 Cornelius Vanderbilt Of the
class oi "a will reside III the Wander
bill, room in Vanderbilt Hall which
vas occupied hv his father and his
unclcs. Alfrcd Gwymnc, Yale 81. ana
Reginald. vale 1901
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-29
ROT Il CCr:SsINE nII.GAn
ATTACKS RtplISE,D

LONDON September 2S.--rhe repuise
Of four successive Bulgariau attacks on
kainiakcalan Mountain is described in
F." "iSp"t'h from Serbian headquarters
TO Iicutcr's dated Wednesday, The dis.
patch SAYS:
The Hnigarians, after receiving re-
endorsements OF more than a regiment.
yesterday attacked the Serbian line at
kaimakcalan In the darkness thew
We're able to get into the Rrst line
trenches nut ut a heavy sacrihcc. IN
officer who was taken prisoner said
that crossing the space between the
opposing lines was like walking over a
Held OF corpscs.
Desperate hand-to- hand nshtins oc-
CURED In the trenches. The Bulcarians
attacked four times. but were driven
out, and finally retired beaten The
serbian losses were heavy. the Eul-
Sarians fearful. Fifty prisoners we're
taken"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-29
GENEROUS RESPONSE
TO DEMOCRATIC APPEAL.
CODtribut Received al Hcaduu.r
lcrS of Richmond Committee
AMOUNT to SiO0.
THE TIMEs-DIspATcH FUND s5G1
Club Of BurkcviIlc
Sends S33.5O Through State Sccre-
tary BrcnamaII-t'h 'hnirInau james
Announces Dates for Addresses.

Alc.tiu. with It generous csponse
10 it, appeal TO the people OF this
city 10 help insure the recollection of
Wilson aud Marshall, headquarters OF
the Richmond Democratic Committee.
appointccs OF the national organiza ton
to raise funds to finance the campaign
in the doubtful States. yesterday re-
ported contributions during the day
totalinc over $500
The greater part of the money Was
secured through the efforts of com
mittces charged with tho duty OF maxi
,nG a personal canvass uf the city.
Some or it. however. was sent in to
the central office from distant parts
OF the state. coming from persons who
are convinced that the dcfcat>of Wood
row Wilson would he nothing short OF
a calamity. certainly SO far as Nir-
.inia is concerned.
.. y. Hawkins, chairman Of the COM
campaign workers To meet on next
Tuesday night in the Chamber of Com
mere. building 10 make report OF
funds already collected and 10 map out
together u plan for continuing the
campaign with renewed vi-or. Efforts
Will hc made 10 have at this time a
sp"akcr from the National Democratic
Committee. Mr. Hawkins hopes to
have on hand by Tuesday night at
least 5000 Ia forward on Wednesday,
morning To the national treasurer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-29
SPACE BASIS FOR MAILS
VIII Br Put Into Encrt ON \uNcmb.r
Throughout 90 Fer Cent
uf ScrNirc

WASHINGTON. September = ? The
space basis for compcnsatinc railroad,
LOT transportation OF mails viii be put
INTO effect on November throughout
- per cent OF the service. tho POST
once department announced tonight,
under 4 provision OF tho last post t-oiiice
pi!!' which authorized partial instaila
non Oh 'he system TO test its roSsibil!-
Ties. Final decision as TO whether II
snail be made permanent is left hv The
Dill to the Interstate Commerce, Cum-
mission.
The 10 per cent OF tho seryic. IN
which the present weight basis viii be
retained is the CLOSED pouch service
consisting Of mails transmitted in
locked sacks aud handled in baggage
cars by agents OF railway companies
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-29
REPEATED COUNTER ATTACKS
DELAY RUSSIAN ADVANCE.

PFTEoGRAD, September IS ,yia
i-ohdon). Attempts by advanced posts
OF the enemy to approach our trenches
west OF Riga were rcpuiscd hy orr
hE'. says to-day's official statement.
Last evening. after "a heavy bombard-
ment IN the region southeast OF Pinsk,
small dctachments OF the enemy as
sumcd tho offensive. rhcv were 20
pulsed Immediately by the fire OF our
outposts.
In the region OF Bubnov, Sviniuchy
and korytniza lighting was resumed
The enemy is resisting stubbornly, de-
laying our advanca 10y making repeated
countcrattacks
"on the Ealtic Sea on Tuesday. our
searlancs under command Of Lieuten-
ant Gorkovcnko made a successful raid
on tho enemy aerodromc near Lake
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-29
BLACKMAIL GANG ON TRAINS
Anon. nous tbnrEc Thnt Attractive
Women swindic NInic Travellers
Mith Nd OF Wen lnmfcacrntcs.

NE.W ioE\, September IS \ black
mailing scheme reported To he in op-
Grafton on railroads crossing State
lines, hE which attractive women
swindle male travellers with the ala
of men confodcratcs, is being invcsti-
gated 10y special agents of the Depart
mcut OF Justice. il vas disclosed here
to-day. Information "f the Swinoic
was s"nt ANONYMOUSLY - John g.
Knox. assistant district attorney. WHO
is in charge OF the "blackmail svndl-
cate cases in New York and other
cities.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-29
MAJOR w. G. RAMSAY DEAD
Chief Engineer Of Construction Depart
mcnt OF Du I'ont Powder Company
IL Pneumonia Nictlin.

WILMINGTON. DEL. September @S.--
Major William G.. Ramsay. Il vice prcsi-
dent and director OF the Du Font Pow
der Company, and chief engineer OF IT..
construction department. died to-day
after brief illness Of pneumonia.
Major Ramsay built many explosive
factories throughout the country.
He was bern at the presdio. san
Francisco. in 1866 lie was ii Federal
inspector AT New Orleans and later
was with tn. Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-29
ItNN SURFACE CARS UUN
WITHOUT POLICE. GUARDS

t"r the first time since the car strike
began. September i. many surface cars
were operated to-day without police
guards. Numerous cars without wire
netting 10 protect motormeu and con-
ductors also were pu; in commission.
The service generally. it was am
nounccd. was improved. cars being op-
Grated even in suburban towns affected
by ihe strike
The possibility OF a strike of motor
men on subway and elevated lines being
ordered by the brotherhood of Loco
motive Engineers was said by union
men themselves To he remote. inasmlcl
as the motormcn now arc earning from
~ TO $40 a 'iay. lntcrborourh Eapid
Transit officials asserted they did not
anticipate any trouble from the brother
hood
Word has been received from Mars
den =; Scott. president OF the Irtcrna-
tional Typorra phical Union. that he
has advised the local unions here that
the executive committee Of that or
Sanization Will not sanction n strike
and that their contracts with EMPLOYERS
Will lie observed to the letter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-29
DR.. KOO RESIGNS
Gives IN Itraifh nr Hcnsun for Wishing
to Nrtirc Ninirtcr tu
United states

fEkIN,i. September 2s-Dr vi
kEuiu Wellington Eoo, minister 10 the
United states. has sent his resignation
20 the Forcign ONO" giving III health
rs the reason Tho resignation has not
Yet been accepted t.: tho President.
pr koo's resignation has created
surprise In rckinr. Tang Shao ~ TIA.
recently appointed Foreign Minister.
is opposed to by. 300 because of his
monarchical learinps
Tang Shao ii has however refused
10 TAX" office. ana this refusal was
supposed 10 insure The position of Dr.
HOO and other foreign ministers.
~ koo graduated from Columbia
University In 1909 and received his de-
gree OF doctor Of philosophy in 1912.
He was appointed minister u ,h-
United states in November. 1915. by
President Yuan Shi Kui for whom
he had previously acted as private sec
retary. He was credited - tn being; the
youngest diplomatic representative ever
sent To WashiuEton
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-29
COL. F. w. ROE ENDS LIFE
shoots Ili,nscIf Im Presence of His ply
sician While ON Front Ncramdm
of Homo.

VOkT ORANGE, Fla. September 2S.
Colonel j.. w. Roc, L. :. A., retired,
son OF the late Admiral Roe, shot him-
self while on tho front vcranda OF his
residence here to-day. and died in
stantly. The act was witnessed by his
physician. DIR. II. X. Dubois The body
will bc taken to Washington. lie is
survived by an invalid widow here. and
mother in Washington. lie had been
an invalid for three years