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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-03-30
Wznowienie Bitwy pod
Gorycya.

Wieden, 80 marca. - RAPPORT
austryacki donosi krotko VINO
wieniu si1nem walk 0 twierdze
Gorycye pod MIA przeprawy ma
Isonzo. Ataki wioskie ma wzgo-
rzach Doberdo, ma San Michele
San Martino odparto. Pod Selz
warka sic toczy. Pod Ploecken Cd
parto ataki wszystkie. Ma karyn-
ckim froncie kanonada.
Rzym, 80 marca. - RAPPORT wio
ski donosi o powstrzymaniu prob
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-03-30
Carranza pozwala
uzywac kolei.

Washington, 80 marca. - Car
rama zgodzif sic wczoraJ ma uzy-
wanie mexykahskiej kolel ,,Aorth
western" do transportu zapasoW
! materyalow potrzebnych ckspc-
dycyi generala Pershinga, dzlekl
czemu, ieden najtrudnleJszych
jei problemow MONA uwazac "a
za}atwiony. Wysyfka ma sic "a
czac dis jeszcze.
Dotychczas wszclkic dostaWy
dla generala Persl1inga trzeba
by}o uskuteczniac "a pomoca alt
tomobilow ciezarowych, a utrzy-
mamie takiej komunikacyi ma 200
milowej przestrzeni byio tenn u
ciazliwszem, ze jedyna droga pro-
wadziia przez piaszczysta pusty-
nie. Kazda tez wieksza burza mo-
ze droge te uczynic niemozllw2
dla samochod6w do przebycia.
Carranza zgodzi} sic ma uzywa-
ME mexykahskiej kolei przez Rad
amerykaiski ma ,,zasadzie handle
wei, t. j. "a przew6z wszystklch
transport6w Ameryka ma piacit
wedle zwykiych cen taryfowych.
Pod tym wzgledem 50 w tokl
dalsze rokowania, aby porozumie
ME uczynic jak najscislejszem
ably transportom dla generala
Pershinga zapewniG szybkosc, pc
wnosc punktualnosG dostawy.
Moaliwem jest, re W tym ceh1 ge-
neral Funston bedzie sic donna
gao, ably Carranza zgodzi} sic ma
eskorte amerykanskich zofnlerzy
ma pociagach zapasami dla eks-
pedycyi amerykahskiej.
Stan kolei Northwestern" jest
obecnie niezbyt dobry. W wielu
miejscach mostly sa zburzone
tory poniszczone, wojskowi my
merry Iatwo jednak sobie z tenn
potrafia poradzic.
San Antonio, Tex. 80 marca. -
General Pershing donosi TIL ge-
nerafowi Funstonowi, re wedle
ostatniego raportH puikow1llka
Dodd'a banda Will kierowa}a sic
ostatniej niedzieli XII dolinie Sail
ia Maria. ktorej mieszkancy So
dla niej zyczliwie usposobieni, a z
tego powodu oddziaiy wywiadow
cze wielkie maja trudnosci do
wiedzeniem sic czegokolwiek o
jej ruchach.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-03-30
Z przesilenia niemiecko.
amerykanskiego.
BULLETIN.

Washington, 80 marca. - A
merykanski konsul Frost kabluie
z Queenstown do departamentu
stanu, re brytyjski parowiec la
gle Point, ma ktorcgo pok}adzie
znajdowa} sic jedcn obywatel a.
merykanski, zostaf torpedowany
pr~ez niemiecki Iur bez poprze-
dniego ostrzezenia w dleg}oSci O.
koIo 100 mil Cd wybrzezy. Gala
zaioga i wSzyscy pasazerowie zdo
lali sic uratowac.
Washington, 80 marca.' -
Stwierdzic nalezy bez zadnej pre-
sadly, re stosunki amerykahsko-
niemieckie znajduja sic w stady-
um jak najgrozniejszego przesi--
lenia. Zatopienie parowcow
Sussex, ,,Englishman', MAN.
chester Engineer i Eagle
Point, jest dowodem takiego lex
cewazenia przez INiemcy ME tyl-
ko obietnic poczynionych, ale i
zycia obywateli amerykahskich,
ze zadna miara nic powinno ujSc
ono bezkarnie.
O lie W chwili obecnej sadzit
MONA, prezydent Wilson pra-
gnie przedewszystkiem zebrac
(Dokorczenle na str. 5-eD.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-03-30
BITWAOV VERDUN.
Obustronne Sukcesyj i
Straty.
Londyn-Paryz, 30 narca.

Londyn-Paryz, 80 narca. -
O,tatnic raporty pod Nerdua
donoszq o obuStronnych Sukcc--
sach Ubustronnych stratach ma
Iinii verdunskicj zachodniego
iroutu. tax. ze zesumowawSzy do
nicsicuia tc faktycznie otrzymamy
znow niczmicnion2 wydatnie Sy-
tuacyc. w szeregu atakow IA
Malancourt Niemcy zdobyli oko-
40 1000 yd. pozycyi francu>klch
! laicli diva domy W Malancourt
L tel samcj o owych .,dwu' do
mach wzmianki - widaC, jak "a
cictc i zaciekIe musza tam byl
waGNi. ~koro walcza poszcze--
g6lne domy, dos}ownie nicmal 0
kazda piedz zicmi. RAPPORT fran
cuski przyzuai to posunlecle SIG
Niemcow. lecz zarazcm dodano,
IL pod Avoncourt Francuzi zdo-
byli ponad 800 I'd. Pozycyi niemle
ckich, oraz zdobyli Fraucuzi po-
tezna redute niemiecka W tcJ O.
kolicy, a dalszy atak nicmiecEl
pod Malancourt ujeto pod kon-
trole. Niemcy W waIkach tycn
straszliwe znow micli poniesc
Stratv - wogole o lie po stro-
ME irancuskiej widac jak mai
wiek>zq oszczednoSG w szafowa-
niu zolnierzem, o tylc po stroni1
nicmieckiej widac ma kazdym ikro-
ku pchanie ludzi masami ma pew
ma Smierc: po trupach Niemcy idl
" doslownem wvrazow tych zna-
czcniu. Ogien dzialowy ME zmniej
sza sic ma calym froncie - poi
Nerdun iStne piekio ognia, huku
pociskow najwiekSzych kalibrow.
punkty glowne kanonady obu-
stronnej sa Bethincourt, Malan--
court. Avoncourt, Cora Trupia
Cumieres Wzg0rza Pieprzne
Douaumont. Vaux okolica Woe
vre. Svtuacya Cd d}uzszego czasu
ME zmienila sic wydatnie. Ogol
ME sadza, IL Niemcy diugo ju&
wytrzvmat ME zdoiaja tel przera,
zaiacei rozrzutnoSci eXpensowa-'
MIA zvciem ludzkiem i maSa amu
nicyi.
- Ostatnie raporty podaja
Malancourt i Avoncourt widow,
mia bylv najstrasznicjszych walk
iakic w szeregu dni ostatnich Sto,
czono pod Vcrdun: Niemcy ata,
kowali furya uic do opisania
lecz osicn dzialOwy ujgi ich pod
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-03-30
Walk w Azyi.

Piotrogrod, 80 marca. - Mad
Morzem Carmen Turcy rozpa--
cz1iwic wstrzyruja postep wojsk
rosyjshich - 1ccz daremnie: po-
suwaja sic one lava si1nq, LIMA
skonsolidowana: w starciach
wrecz Turcy straty znaczne po-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-03-30
Z Chin.

Pekin, 80 marca. - Do uspoko-
ienia rewolucyi poiudniowo-chii-
skiei - daleko: ostatnio rewolu-
cyoniSci zajeli miasto Peng-Szui
w prowincyi Sze-Czuen i podcho'
dza pod Lu-Czou. w niektorych
okolicach waIka ustaje, lecz a
narchia panuje, a rewolucyjne
handy rabuja kraj i nnieszkafi-
COW.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-03-30
Z BelgIii.

Berlin, 80 marca. - Prywatny
sekretarz kardynala belgijskiego
X. Mercicra, Lonccin (N-?) 70
stal przez w}adze niemieckie a
resztowany pod oskarzeniem 0
szpiegostwo znoszenie sic Z ME
przviacielem Niemiec.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-03-30
INNE TELEGRAMY.
Z Rosyi.

Piotrogrod, 80 marca. - 10
syjski minister wojny Poliewa-'
now ustqpil, do text powolany
zosta} niejaki Szuwaiow CO. Po-
WOdy Zmianv - ME Znanc.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-03-30
z Francyi.

Paryz, 80 marca. - w walkach
pod Nerdun zginaf jeden Z maj
m}odszych generafow irancuskich
- brygadycr Largeau.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-03-30
Sytuacya ma Ba}kanie.

Ateny, 80 marca. - Rad Ore-
cvi wni6sf formalny stanowczy
protest przeciwko bombardowa-
niu przez 'Niemc6w Salonik,
gdzie w ostatnim rejdzie niemiec-
cv lotnicv spowodowali Smicrt
20 os6b cywilnych i wielka licz-
be pokaleczeh szk6d. Prasa Gala
Jest oburzona ma postepoWanic
Niemc6w, gwalcacych neutral,
nose Grecyi. w Izbie deputowa-
nvch radzono zaprowadzic stan
wojenny, lecz premier Skoudou--
lis wstrzymai daisza debate, By
ME zaogniaG sprawy.
Lo1dyn, 80 marca. - w o.
statnim reidzie lotnikow niemie-
ckich ma Saloniki czterv aeropla-
ny nieprzvjacielskie zostafy zrzu-
cone - a lotnicy ich wszyscy zgi-
nell. Francuscy lotnicy odpedzili
napastnik0w. ktorzv widocznie
mad port zamierzali sic dostac,
lecz celu ME siegneli.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-03-30

nosza cd mitraliez rosyjskich. W
walkach pod Esserdzian wzicto
Turkom dziala jencow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-03-30

austryackich ofenSywy ia caiym
froncic - rownie w Alpach, jak
mad Isonzo: w dolnie Nermlgl1o
artylerya wioska rozpedziia zgru-
powania austryackic, w dollnle
Lagarina i dolinic Sugana row.
niez wstrzymujc artylerya prze--
suniecia wojsk, uniemozliwlaJac
Austryakom zajmowanie i utrwa-
lanie nowych pozycyi. Mad Ison-
20 pod Friekofel Cavalle rozwi-
nell Austryacy bardzo SLING ak
eye dzialowq lecz ME zdolall vie
lie sprawic, pr6by ich ata'ku
wrecz wstrzymaf odrazu oglen
wioski. Ma karynckim froncie Cd
parli Wiosi wszystkie ataki au-
stryackie i odebrali niekt6re po-
zycye, chwilowo zajete przez ME
przyjaciela. R6wniez pod Cory
eva pobito atakujacych Austrya-
kow, odebrano i'm zajete onegdaj
punkty, kontrataki odparto z
wielka strata; miedzy Vermiglia-
no a Monfalcone zdobyto kil'ka
okop6w austryackich, w nich
wzieto jeicow.
- Walk pod Gorycya o twier-
DE te ozywiaja sic znowu. W1o-
81 przyznaja, il ma stronie Pod
CORA stracili byli W niedziele pc
wne pozycye, lecz dodaja, IL "a
raz tegoz samego wieczora i noc2
kontratakowali poteznie odebra-
Ii utracone punkty biorac ponad
800 Austryakow do niewoli.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-03-30

(Dokonczenie ma str. sej).
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-03-30

S636 in Chicago and adlulRtHg suburbs
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-03-30

(Dokoflczenle na str. 5-ejJ.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-15
NORFOLK BUILDING
SHOWS BIG GROWTH
Many Report Increase I'm Cost For
April, But Few Others In Num-
Der of Buildings.

Norfolk. Va. May 14-Both in the
number of buildings erected and In
the cost OF the construction Norfolk
showed an increase in April. 1916,
over the corresponding month of the
preceding year. Eighty new buildings
were contracted fer last month at an
estimated cost of s226,3S4. as against
siXty-hve buildings at cost OF Si63.-
2iS In April. 1913. Norfolk was one
of the few cities in the country show
ing an increase in the number of
buildings, although there has been a
decided increase in the cost in most
cities
The official reports of los principal
cities In the country show that the
actual number Of buildings decreased
from 29.3S5 to 1881, but the esti-
mated cost was sS9.S12.962, as against
$77 ,05a. AIS for the preceding April.
according to figures supplied by the
American Contractor.
OF the cities reporting seventy one
show gains and thirty-three show
losses
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-15
CHARLES CITY NOTES.

Especial to The Richmond Virginian
Roxbury, Va, May 14.--MIss Emily
Harrison. the Misses Carter and Mr.
the May Festival In Richmond.
Miss Agnes pouthat. of Weyanoke
is visiting friends in Richmond.
Miss Anne RuffIn. who has been
spending n week with Miss Catherine
Douthat at Weyanoke. left Friday for
Richmond, where she Is to enter the
Nurses Training School of ST. Lukes
Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Copeland and family, OF
Kentucky, have recently purchased
North Bend. the lovely old home OF Mr.
and Mrs. T. w. Hewitt
Mrs. stephen Chase, Miss Mary Chase
and Mr. John A. Rutrin, Jr.. spent a
day in Richmond last week.
Miss Mary II. RufYin returned to
Massey's Business ollege Monday, after
a visit at her home. Evelynton.
Mr. Charles Clark, of Richmond. spent
Saturday and Sunday with his parents
at Hardens on the James.
Mr.. and Mrs, f. A. Saunders, Miss
Mary Ball Saunders and Mr.. e. A
Saunders. Jr,. left their country home,
swinyards, Monday. TO attend the May
Festival
Mrs T. s Dutro. of California, is
visiting her daughter. Mrs. A. p. John
son. at auckland. - t. ,..-.
Miss Laura Dutro is with her sister,
Mrs. Hugh T. Harrison. at Cosy Cabin,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-15
Baldwin Unable
to Find Bodies OF
wo Missing Men

Newport News. Va, May 14--Con-
tnued searching for the bodies of
Louis kranz and Charles A. Good, the
two men who were drowned when the
giant flying boat fell into the Poto-
mac River Thursday morning, has
proved of no avail. and Captain
Thomas Scott Baldwin, who has been
at the scene of the accident since
Thursday evening. will return to New
port News this morning.
Mrs. Kranz. wife of one of the miss
ing men, left Alexandria last night
for Hammondsport. n. Y. Mrs Anna
Good, Of Elyria. O. Cprobahly the
mother Of Charles Good), has notified
Chief OF Police Mitchell to advise her
when the body OF Charles Good Is re-
covered,
The wrecked boat will be shipped
back here at once.
Captain baldwin win probably be
accompanied on his return by Philip
Utter. another occupant of the ill-fated
craft. whose injuries proved only SUI
perficial and Pilot McCauley is expect
"a to be out OF the hospital early In
the week.
Mayo Dudley, the Washington news
paper man, has about recovered from
hts narrowing experience, and the
fears at FIRST felt that no had suffered
internal injuries now seems to have
been Rroundless.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-15
WAVTRTY.

Especial 20 The Richmond virgfn'anN
Waverly Va, May 14-Mrs. w, f.
Dunnaway and son. wayland, of
Princeton, ". Va. are spending some
time IN the home Of her father, DIR,
John F. May. on East Main street
Miss Clarke HoofnaRle has returned
70 h6r home IN ashland. after visiting
her sister, Miss Elizabeth Hoofnagle,
at the home OF Dr. L. O, Vaughan, on
West Main Street.
Miss Catherine Custis spent Sunday
last with friends IN Norfolk
Mr.. aud Mrs. r l.. IApscomh left
.Waverly on Monday last for West
Point whore they will apend aeYera.
days with friends ana relatives.
Dennis Hartz. who is attending
Ric hmond College, Richmond. spent
the week END with his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. a. 3. Hartz.
John Il. Wilcox visited his daughter
Miss Elsie. who Is attending school al
LynchhurG this week
r. T.. Hatch. Of Disputanta. visited
'sicrds in NVavcrlv on Sunday iaS,.
Btiue Carowan, Of Cs Point, visit.
ed friends in Wsyerly last Sunday.
Wilbur Ellis has returned to the
v L. l., after visiting HIS parents. Mr.
and Mrs. s Y. Enis, near Vaverly
Va
Howard Butcher. of Petersburg
spent Thursday Of this week in Wav.
erly.
Airs Martha Jane Townos has re.
turned to her homo in Martinsvire
Va, after a visit Of several DAYS witt
her son, nr. Charles d. Townes, or
West Main Street.
Walter Rogers. or Columbus, Ohio
is visiting his father. J. D. Rogers, al
the Wcstbrook Hotel
Mrs. J T. Hancock left IYaverly
this week. for Richmond. Va, where
she will undergo treatment at one OF
the hospitals.
Miss Maude Prtchard, who has beer
spending some time IN the home OF
Mr.. ana Mrs. r. l.. GRAY. left this
week for stony Creek, Va, where she
vi! resume her duties as teacher in
The Stonv Creek High School.
Mrs. J. shapiro and son, Herman,
are spending sorne time with friends
and relatives in Baltimore. Md.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-15
- HE other afternoon. while we
4 were out on location, a large

TN He other afternoon, while we
were out on location, large
sign placed conspicuously or
the stone wall inclosing a beautiful
country home. 1t read, Beware oil
the dog-He bitesp'
Probably some ferocious, high.
bred great Dane" one of the actors
remarked. I'm glad they warned
us-I might have gone too near"
And just because there was that
sign on the wall ! was beside my
self with curiosity to see this AMI
NAL whose ferocity was advertised
My curiosity did not keep me in an
uneasy state very long. for the grea,
gate swung open and a limousine
rolled out.
In the car was an elegantly
crowned woman who nigh. have
been a grandmother were it not for
the satirical art of today's beauty
culturist, whose promise is, I'VE
sell eternal youth" And there, on
each side of her, were two pompous
and arrogant looking poodles. who
were so aristocratic and over
INDUCED they could no longer even
exert themselves to wag their tails
As the limousine passed us, l
caught glimpse of the woman
raising one of the dogs to her face
and kissing it-smack! upon its
silken ear, Beware Of the dog."
! repeated to myself with a laugh.
What a lot Is implied by a phrase
like that, and how often we con-
tess ourselves when we are sdvis-
ing others.
"A dogs dog for a that" and
Is there anything in all this world
except little baby, that makes you
love IT more than a wee, fat, I'M
steady-legged puppy?
] am so fond of animals that In
nearly all my pictures some little
kitten, dog or goat will stray into
the scene, and I am not alone in this
taste. 1t Is interesting to observe
the audiences when animals appear
upon the SYSTEMATICALLY they
are beloved.
/ have even heard a rhinoeeros or
a giraffe called cute" which al
ways reminds me of the story oil
the country woman who saw. for
the first time, hippopotamus
Turning to her daughter. she said
with doubling look in her eeys
My Lor, Samantha! Amt he piainl'
.Lottie, Jack and I were so fond
OF animals that a sign Beware Of
the Dog" never had any effect upor
us, Over the fence we would climb
and make friends with any danger.
Gus beast who lurked in the shad-
ows OF the house. Children who
love animals generally find these
fcrocious dogs to be nothing but
rough and-tymble old puppies, after
all, with o fierce angle to their jaw
but kindly look in their eyes.
=. Sometimes, though, the nice, ami.
able-looking CANNES turn out to be
like people we meet-surface angels
aud heart devils.
Lately I have received so many
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-15
LESNER NOT CANDIDATE
FOR DISTRICT Gil HARTMAN

Norfolk, Va, May 14.--Fostmaster
John A. Lesner yesterday said he
wishes TO correct the impression which
might have been created by a publi-
cation in the NiFRinian-Fi Hot that he
was a candidate for the Chairmanshlp
Of The district Democratic committee.
lie said he had never considered the
matter at all and that he had not
been n candidate for delegate to the
state convention at Roanoke. Ho felt
1t ON improperly to take an active
part in politics at this time, he said,
aud Tor that reason he had not taken
part in the Monroe Ward meeting
Friday night with the activity he
would have shown had conditions been
otherwise.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-15

letters from animal lovers asking
me to write something against vivi.
section. The letters are strong.
tense and dramatic, and, as l read
them, Lam quite overwhelmed by
their viewpoint--the thought that
the little animals | love so ara
tortured, sometimes wantonly, breaks
my heart. l have spoken of this
to many physicians who argue in
favor OF experimenting upon the ani-
NAL that the child may be spared.
But in this they all agree-that
only scientists and surgeons who
understand what they are doing
should be permitted a free hand in
such operations which cause terrible
raeking suffering to animals.
l cannot forget the horror OF visits
ing public school where the chill
dren were allowed to dissert a liv.
ing frog. When ] turned away shud-
dering, the teacher faced mo with
this accusing question You eat
meat and you have nothing to say
of the merciless killing of lambs and
calves-the little creatures you pre-
tend to love so much"
She was right. Only a vegetarian
then can claim to be true to his re-
ligion OF the heart regarding tho
dumb creatures he would protect
Then why not be a vegetarian ,"
comes the echo from thousands of
wouid-be followers.
Again must defend us eaters of
meat. 1T Is not so easy to under
mine the habits of many years and
we all haven't the fortitude to fol-
low the lines we would prescribe
for ourselves"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-15
CROFT -FOUR OF
STATE BANKERS MEETS

Especial TO The Richmond virginian }
Lynchbure, va, MAY 14.--The Spring
meeting of group four of the Vir-
ginta Bankers Association was held
last night ut the lakewood Country
Club, with over a hundred bankers
present, After a buffet supper Fred
Harper made the address OF welcome
and V. Walden. of Farmville. responded
George Bryan, OF Richmond. dis
cussed Taxation" John l.. Lees Lynch
burg. observation in Banking" and
r. II. Scott, Lynchburg. explained n
system In protesting originated by
himself
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-15
NORFOLK FIRM LOWEST
BIDDERS FOR YARD JOB

Washington, y. c.. May 14-R. n.
Richardson & Co, Of Norfolk, were
the lowest bidders today at the bureau
OF yards aud docks, Navy Departn ont.
for the construction Of a brick build
ing of concrete foundations at the
Norfolk navy yard to be used as a
disinfectlng plant
The Richardson bid was S11.T3o
with the second floor OF wood and
$1,000 with the second floor % con-
crete; The next lowest bidder was w.
!, Brent, of Norfolk. at sl1,934 and
Sl2,144, respectively.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-15
CHIEF OPERATOR IN @. & o.
PHONE OFFICE is MISSING

Hampton. Va, May 1.-THE parents
of Miss Sarah Wright. who la the
chief operator in the Chesapeake and
Ohio telephone exchange In Newport
News has notified the police authori-
tics that she has been missing from
her home for a few days. The officers
were told that Miss Wright may have
eloped with a young man named Tea
ter, Of Newport News She has been
operator at the c. b o. phone sta
ton for several months
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-15

- Anne CT hope you will see our
next play, "Hulda From Holland"
as it contains the information you
were asking for.
B. P-How I would enjoy spend.
ing vacation with you at your
camp in the mountains. but il is not
easy for us hardworking moving pic
ture girls to get away from thc
studio.
H J. K-Ycs, il was I whom you
saw in the box that night at tho
theater. and thought Mrs. Fiske
never appeared to better advantage
than she did in "Erstwhiie Susan"
P. r. THAT milk cure you
speak of has been known to benefit
many. but have never tried 1t.
T. Ell wouldn't advise you to
give up your diet of solid foods for
such radical change. You must see
a physician.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-15
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in Richmond for the past month. has
returned home.
The Palmyra Normal High School
presented very interesting play. -
Poor Married Man" at Center Hill, on
Friday night May IL.
Mr.. c. F.. Jones was in Richmond
last week.
Mrs. A. A. Gray is visiting her son
in Richmond.
Miss Jamie Bell is now in Richmond
for treatment
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-15
PALMYRA NOTES.

Palmyra, Va, May f4.--Mr. L o.
Haden has been away on business for
the past few days.
Mrs. While Shepherd and daughter
Miss Sallie. ar spending some time in
Richmond
Miss Louise Perkins. who has been
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-15
Answers to Correspondents.

Grace M.-Thank you so much for
your beautiful, encouraging letter.
You have no idea what letters of this
description mean to us, who are try
ing to please our audiences.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-15
Asquith Goes to Belfast.

Dublin. May 14.-Prenier Asouith
Will visit Belfast tomorrow to confer
with the civil and military authorities
there.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-15
BEWARE OF THE DOG!


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