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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-23
For Rent-ApartmenLs Unfurnished.

For Reut-Apartmens Unfurnished.
S~~-~---~-@-----~-------
! Overland Phone 1871
I MODERN apartment. private. rooms. large
hall $50 Phone lS5s
( VERY desirable large room front apart
! ment, first floor. The Alexandra Pm 94-4-
! FOR RENT-Unfurnished room apartment
1 with garage in Wallace apartments Phone
/ s1s or 72l-
/ CENTRALLY located. partly furnished.
! steam heat. living. dressing roon. private
Q bath. kitchenette- Phone $50
I FOR LEAsE-Unfurnished room apart
ment; no children; references required
I Phone 5sN-
LEARY APARTMENTS
1z0S Myrtle avenue. car line Two apart
ments, unfurnished Three large. airy rooms,
hath and sleeping porch Rent SIS per
james l. Mari & Company
5o4 san Antonio Street Phone 1850
CLIFF HOUSE-Two first class new
apartments near new High school three
rooms and sleeping porch; no sick; ref
erence- Phone 222s-
AUSTIN APARTMENTS.
Virginia street. just of san Antonio. easy
walking distance. Two. three and four room
apartments unfuruished- Every modern con
venience- Low rates
james L. Mari s Company
500 San Antonio Street Phone 4S5o
FOR RENT-A Duplex apartment. 1880 Up
son avenue. Beautiful location. extra large
rooms. bath. sleeping porch and large front
porch. living and dining rooms. hardwood
floors kitchen and bath room tile floors: no
children or sick
Rio Grande Realty Co.
211-212 First Nat Bank Bldg
NEW HALFRED APARTMENTS
AZ West Boulevard just two blocks north
OF cleveland square one apartment left
consisting Of two rooms. glassed in porch.
breakfast room; hardwood floors through-
oft; gas stove refrigerator and built in bed
S'e1 poTGIAS JS CR0yxE Egryles 1cEScv
80 Mills Bldg Phone SIS
BINKLEY APARTMENTS.
Dehghtfully located at SO Epson avenue.
just five minutes walk from the postoffIce.
one beautiful ground floor corner apart
ment left Four rooms. TIED kitchen ana
hath builtiu features. hardwood floors
steam heat. garage. janItor service Reason
james L. Mari & Company.
2o4 san Antonio Street Phone 1850
Apartments Furnished & Unfuruished.
TWO Room apartments in the Carlos. 7Os
Texas.
FOUR room furnished apartment. close in;
reasonable rent Phone 5406 mornings or
after p m
FOR RENT furn- and . unfurn. apts
". Missouri; phone isss
THE MONTANA. sI- Montana. large elegant
apartment facing Houston park. furnished
or unfurnished
For Rent-Housekeepmg Rooms
Furnished.
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TWO nice rooms Phone 6ss5W
one large completely furnished housexeen-
INK room hot and cold water 1871 Magoffin- D
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-23
BARGAINS


BAkGAiN>--tI N BI slNESS-
= Il. cor san Jacinto St-------.-..s 81. 500
eos # cor San JaCintO St-----.-.-- Chea p
81 It.. san Jacinto St--.--------....S $500
% It. corner s Oregon Sr------.- $500
40 #, corner Missouri Cheap
Rio Grande Realty Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-23

FOR SALE-MESA AVE. BLDG. SITE.
Corner. 5Oxl2e. paved street. fine view.
Price $1,000
GOVERNMENT HILL lots.
lots desirably located Westminster St.
on car line. this beautiful corner only $3.50.
Good terms.
RICHMOND TERRACE LOTS.
beautiful lots on paved Fl. Bliss road /;
surrounded by fine homes Price $3.50
ALTt RA PARK ADJOINING MANHATTAN
lots close TO car line. one block from
paved road. Price $4,000.
CASSIDY q NEIL. Phone geo
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-23
KERN PLACE.

II you want lots in Kern Place.
small cash payment. balance month
~. OF terms TO suit phone 2s4s for
appointment. We viii be pleased TO
show YOU the addition
Nettie VI. Van Epps.
512 Mesa Ave.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-23
81 PASO HERALD
For SsIe-ResI Estate-city Property.

For Sale-ReaI Estate-City Property.
FOR SALE-New home Owner Phi 7Sl4W-
Tobin's sth addition $500 SIS down So
month Phone 7o11-
WILL young couple with baby who called
10 see bungalow at Highland Park last
sunday call owner Phone $50
FOR SALE at a bargains room house next
20 the old high school on n Campbell St ::
II you want a bargain phone S52 or call 2ls
s stanton
MONTANA ST. LOTS
The best lot buy in e. Paso is
on this thoroughfare to East
FL Paso- Let US show you a
site at sacrifice prices
Phone 612-AIR. HEAD.
PARK w PITTMAN REALTY Co.
506-7 Two Republics bldg
NEW FOUR ROOM COTTAGE.
bath. large lot close 10 car. only $500.
500 cash. balance s22-50 per month
-Four room adobe. two porches. walking dis
per month
New five room bungalow. all buIltin fea-
lures. two p0rches. large lot. near schools
and car Price. S2S50; $500 cash and bal
ance $50 per month
Frank z Cox
Phone 6425- 2ls Caples Bldg.
FOR SALE
NY HOME IN KERN PLACE. viii
take small house as part payment
Ncttie " Van Epps-
5e2 Mesa Ave.
REAL BARGAINS.
S-S50-Ncw Z room bungalow, large glassed
in room. screened porch and base
ment. hardwood floors. built in buffet.
book cases. linen lockers larse
kitchen cabinet mirrored door in
bed rooms. tiled floor in bath. built
in chiffonier in closets $500 cash
s25 monthly
SI4j0-s room new cottage. all large rooms
bath. cement front porch not very
lar out. $500 cash. Sc a month. in
Guiding interest
SSIOO-CompIetely furnished 4 room bunga-
low near school and line; all
built in features: well worth $500
$500 cash. balance So monthly. in
Guiding interest
$50 down and SIS monthly. including in
terest. will buy pretty : room bun
Ealow. close in. I block from paved
street. near Lamar school $4,000
PHILLIPS REALTY CO.
7 homes 6774-102S- SOS Mesa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-23

BARON APIS
Corner Myrtle and Austin SITS.
one and two rooms with kitchen
and bath completely turn-
fshed- reasonable rent. new
FISK RAMSEY REALTY CO,
Phone 1913 Trust bldg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-23

TOR SALE by owner-One new bungalow in
Tobin's 4th addition $500 SIS down So
month Phone 701I-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-23

WILL young couple with baby who called
10 see bungalow at Highland Park last
sunday call owner. Phone $50
FOR SALE at a bargains room house next
90 the old high school on y. Campbell St:
II you want bargain phone s32 or call 2ls
$. stanton
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-23

W orIn S5oJu-uv-SSSuu-uO VIII buy H.
New rooms bungalow with basement
south front on East Nevada Street All
up-to-date features. Very easy terms
JAMES l. MARI COMPANY,
800 san Antonio Street Phone 1850
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-23
MUITARY HFICHT@

> room rock house on Fl
Boulevard south front. % blks.
from car line. stands on fun
lots
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-23

FOR RENT By r. L LYONS
1901 ut ave. rooms NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -
1920 Texas, rooms ---------------. u ,
-017--7 = Commerce. rms each -------Al9
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-14
STORM WARNING ORDERED
FOR THE SOUTH ATLANTIC
Disturbance of Considerable Propor-
lions Reported Near South
Carolinn Coast.

WASH NC TON. July 13.-Storm
warnings were displayed on the At
lantic coast tonight from Jacksonvillc
TO Fort Monroe and hurricane warnings
from Tybce Island. Ca. to GEORGETOWN.
S. G., by direction OF the Weather
bureau.
The bulletin issued tonight SAYS Il
disturbance Of considerable intensity
from the South Atlantic is near the
South Carolina coast. with Il maximum
wind velocity of sixty-four miles an
hour from tho northeast near Cha rlcs-
ton The tropical disturbance noted
Wednesday morning is stlll beyond de-
scription. says tho bulletin, but late
afternoon reports indicated that it was
near or over the Mona Passage be-
tween Porto Rico and San Domingo.
Additional storm warnings ~crc or
dcrcd displayed at 10 O'Clock tonight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-14
Foreign rade Best
in Nation S History
During Fiscal YcarEndine Win
June Reaches Total of
Sc, 525 900, 900.

WASHING TON. July 13-Tho coun-
try's foreign trade during the fiscal
year ending with last month reached
total "f s6.525. 100000. exceeding by
many milliH!s all previous records, ac-
cordinG to preliminary figures an
nounccd by the Commerce Department.
Exports were valued at si.34a,ooc. 600,
and imports at s2.lSo.o0o,ooo. The
iiSurcs arc based on complete returns
for the first eleven months OF the year
and estimates for juno.
Tho war munition trade was the
prcdominating factor in csta hlishinE
the new exports record. Iron and steel
exports jumped from sees, 200. 900 in the
explosives from $1,000, 900 TO Sf73,-
Geo. Oao
Raw cotton exported during the
fiscal year was valued at 1870, 1000. 600.
compared 10 s376.oOO.OOo the year
previous. wheat and -four, s314, 600. 900:
meats. Sc70.00c,oo0: copper manufac-
lures. Sl@o.o0o,00o; mineral oils, $685.
ooo,ooo: brass and manufactures. $685.
100000; automobiles and parts, $123,-
100000. chemicals. s123. 100000; cotton
manufactures. si1c.O00,00o.
Principal imports included sugar.
$o06,0e,. oOo; rubber and its substitutes,
Sl5? 0oo. 900, and hides and skins, $751;
coo. 900
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-14
NAVAL PROGRAM IN JAPAN
lok!o Denies Dispatches That Cou-
>fru"tion OF -Four super Dread
n0uHi,ts Has Been Authorized

TOKYO. Juiy Dispatches sent 10
America stating that Japan has au-
ihoTiZed tn" construction Of four SUPER
brcadnouchts arc untrue. According
10 press reports, which arc contradict
tory, the navy has submitted 10 the
finance Department REPETITION pro-
gram 10 b" introduced IN tic Japanese
bl"i involving the expenditure oc
about 2]0,"0c.000 yen IN seven years
THIS program calls for The coustruc-
ZION Of three super Drcaduoushts. two
battle cruisers, numerous light cruisers.
ocstroycrs and submarines
Inc super DreudnuuShts already
Completed, OF now building are the
fuso, iamashiro, Isc, Eyuga and
NaGato
The reported program would fulflI
the naval ambition by the creation OF
irst-linc feet Of eight super Dread
noGIhts Officials of the Navy Depart
ment declined to-day TO discuss The
program saying the Japanese press ac-
cunts Of II are suImiScs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-14
FIVE DEAD IN EXPLOSION
WHICH WRECKS BUILDING
Victims Crushed Under Tons of De-
hris as I'our-Story Struc-
turc CrumbIcS.
MAY HAVE BEEN OTHERS
l'ircmen aud Volunteers Dig In Ruins
i'm Search Of Bodies Of Several
Persons Who Are Believed to
Have Persisted.
lsnccial,o Tho rimcs.pispatch.

Special to Tho Times Dispatch
NEW YORK, July l3.-l'ive persons
were killed instantly and fourteen
four-story brick building at Macon
street aud Sumner Avenue. Brooklyn.
was blown to pieces by the explosion
in a rcfriGcrating plant. run in con-
ncc,ion with tho butcher shop OF Mar
tin Schmidt. \ Sumner Avenue trolley
ear passing at the time was lifted off
tho rails. Every window was shat
tered. and tho thirty passengers were
dumped into u panic-strickcn mass. At
a late hour Tonight fremcn and VOL
untccrs were still digging in tho ruins.
hoping to find the bodies of two un-
Identified women and twclvc-ycar-
old girl who were believed to have
been III tho butcher shop at the time
of the blast.
So terrific was the blast that scarce
~ a brick i'll the building was left
standing on another. and the victims
were crushed under tons Of debris.
Tho known dead arc Martin Schmidt,
owner "f the butcher shop: two clerks.
the cashier. who was woman, and
delivery boy
The police fear that other passcrs- by
may have been buried under the fall
Ing walls which crashed down upon
the sidewalk and street
one hundred iiremen and dozen
ambulauccS were rushed To the scene
and the work Of cXtricatinG the bodies
began Fire Commissioner Auamson,
directing the work of rescue. said il
was not possible that any one in the
building at the time Of the explosion
could have escaped.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-14

and took prisoners. Two German raids
In the ArEonrc were stopped by the
French fire.
The statement follows:
There have been intermittent artil-
1crS exchanges along the front Of the
River Sommc.
"fn the Champaen district VIC pcnc-
tratcd a salient of tho German line in
tho Vicinity OF Prosncs and brought
back some prisoners.
rIn tho Areonnc. two surprise at
lacks delivered by tho enemy upon the
northern and eastern portions Of the
Bolartc salient failed under our fire.
At La File Mcrtc VIC caused tho on
plosion Of 4 mine, and then occupied
tho southern side or the crater
"on tho right bank OF tho River
Mcusc there has been 40 infantry
fighting. During tho night, however
there was an intense hombardment in
tho sectors OF Souvillc. Chcnois and
La l.aufcc.
In tho NosGes an attack by the
enemy upon ono Of our trenches south
of Carspach has been rcpulscd. after
spirited engagement with hand
crcnadeS."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-14
ALLIED WARSHIPS AWAIT
COMING or II Nv RINE

NORFOLK. VA. July l3-CnptaIus Of
incoming liners aud other craft. arriv-
inG IN hHrbur tonight, report that at
least three If not four allied war
ships arc now guarding tho Virginia
cap"s They are standing off the coast
about twenty miles and arc guarding
both the northern and southern chan
ncls. Two are English cruisers and
one il Il Frcnchman. The fourth. stand-
III. too far south TO be poSitivcly idcn-
tilted. is believed TO he Il Eritishcr.
Sailors ashore Tonight declare that
tn" four torpedo boat dcStroycrS at the
raNy-Hard are under orders to act as
neutrality patrol boats as soon rs tile
. = man undcrSca merchantmen
deutschland appears in Norfolk. pre-
paratnry for a dash TO sea. They viii
cuforC" neutrality, should tho occasion
require. within the three neutral
llY zone. Officers at the naNy-Nard do
clin"d to deny or affirm the report that
such orders had been received.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-14
HOUSE SLATE CLEARED
or IMPORTANT BUSINESS

WASHINGTON July l3-Almcst
through with its share Of the sessions
legislative program, the House next
week probably will begin "a series Of
three day adjournmcnts TO permit
members to go home for campaign
work while the Senate is wrestling
With a congestion Of business that will
delay final adjournment until about
September !.
MI of the annual appropriation bills
except the general deficiency measure,
which will come during the closing
days, have passed the House. ro-mor-
row the leaders plan to pass the Eucker
corrupt practices act, consideration of
which began to-day, and OH Saturday
the Senate resolution creating a joint
committee TO investigate the railroad
situation will be taken UP under a spc-
rial rule. That virtually Will clear tho
House slate of important business.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-14
JAMES C. BURGER ELECTED
lie Becomes outer Guard, First stem.
pinE-Stone TO Highest once
In Shrfnedofn

BUFFALO. y. Y, July 13.-Jamcs C..
Burger. or Denver. was elected to the
Office of outer guard the first
stepping stone to the highest Office in
the order at tho closing session OF
the forty-second annual meeting OF
tho Imperial Council Mobiles OF tho
Mystic Shrine, here to-day. There WAS
Keen competition for the honor, David
w. Grassland. OF Monts omcry. Ala.
leading mp TO the fourth ballot in a
field OF fvc candidates MINNEAPOLIS
was selected as tho meeting place for
June e6. - and IS. 1917.
All the imperial officers advanced
one station according TO custom. OK
cept the secretary and tho treasurer.
rcspcc,ivcly. William s. Brown, OF
Pittsburgh. and Benjamin w. Eowell.
OF Boston, who were reelected. Henry
y. NicdrinShaus. OF ST. Louis. thus be-
came Imperial potsntate.
Dispcnsations were granted TO Kazig
Temple. Of Roanoke, Va, and SCUBA n
Temple. OF Newborn. y. c. The only
temple to set charter was Alzafar.
or San Antonio. Tex. An application
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-14

tho Baltimore customs house, all of
whom examined tho vessel. have re-
ported unanimously that she is AN un-
armed freight carrier
Government officials generally arc
satisfied that no legitimate objection
can be raised against granting all tho
privileges of peaceful merchant craft
I" tho Deutschland. Every prccaution
is being taken. however. to sec that no
room is left for questioning the neu-
trtiity Of the United States. particu-
larry In view OF tho representations
made by the British and French en-
bassics claiming that tho submarine is
IL potential warship.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-14
DEUTSCHLAND SEAMtN
VISIT WHITE: IIoist.

WASt1i Notion, July i3.-SiN scamcn
from the German submarine merchant :
man deutschland came over from Eal
timorc to-day and were entertained
at tho White House and the Navy De-
nartmcut. a White House attachc
showed them through the East. Blue
and Red Rooms. the Cabinet room and
President Wilson'S private Office
ono Of the youngsters asked permits
sion to sit in the Presidents chair at
the head Of the Cabinet liable. aud he
aid il while his comrades rriuncd APP
probation.
At tho Navy Department Assistant
Secretary Roosevelt received the visi-
tors and congratulated them in Cor
man upon their voyage.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-14
NOW HAS NINETY Men
READY FOR VT s'IEjt

Grimes Ea,tcry porroyor IA. ro,
gone on, of existence NJ, nave ho.r
added mill inc cor,u,.nd nav. r,,,,
bors about ninety. ana &c soon &c ,I,n
required minimum Is reached rbcy v,,,I
he mustered III. Judrr Tho rrw can
tain / rranch Joh,sor oi.,.,od h ~
,,o,,hor. ~ 80 t.,,,,,.
=. -! ~ - ''S
800 'pi''e ieor :
eai',"a 'lon. az gong to make a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-14
FINAL. DECISION on STATUS
WILL HE ANNOUNCED TODAY

WASHINGTON. July l3.--Rcports OF
customs and navy officers on the char
acter OF the German submarine
Deutschland were tho subject Of long
conference at the state Department
to-day between Acting Secretary Polk
and members Of the governments mcu-
irality board. called in To Sivc informal
advice. The departments final de-
cision on the status of The submarine
probably will be announced after to-
mo1row's Cabinet meeting.
Captain Hughes, OF tho navy, and
Collector Ryan and Surveyor Steele. of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-14
NAVAL MONEY BILL
TAKEN UP IN SENATE
WComtinurd from lrir,
10 ntInurd from FIRST PaGcD
'naraudcrs and has it's future destiny
directed by others"
REPUBLICAN SUPPORT

y liluch from f1rSt pdSc.D
'naraudcrs and has its future destiny
directed by others"
REPUBLICAN SUPPORT
PLEDGED BY LODGE:
Republican support for the bill was
expressed by Senator Lodge.
IF the essential features of this bill
are carried out" he said, lit will do
moro for our peace than all tho diplo-
matte notes ever written. Tho total
amount in this bill is very large. but
money spent on tho American navy,
in my opinion. is the most economical
expenditure that will be made by thi.
Congress We cannot rely upon the
Panama Canal to transfer the navy
from ono coast to the other The
canal in tho very nature of things is
vulnerable. We must make up our
minds now to build a fleet for the
Pacific as we'll as the Atlantic. The
building program is large. hut it is
needed. and I hope that tho committee
recommendations will have the un-
divided support Of the Senate"
The only committee recommendation
with determined opposition day was
one providing for commission to re-
port on the ACCESSIBILITY OF establishing
at least ono more Naval Academy.
After Il long debate. I'm which Senator
Weeks led the opposition TO tho pro-
posal and Senator Phclan and others
defended il. the Senate sustained tho
committee, 81 to %.
Mr.. Phclan argued that the growing
Importance of the West generally, and
of tho Pacific waters particularly. from,
a naval standpoint. made tho establish
mcnt of u west coast academy dcsira :
l,ln
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-14
TREASURY WITHDRAWS FUNDS
Secretary Mc\doo Orders Federal ne
serve Hanks TO Send In
$4,000, 100,

WASHiNGTON. July 13.-Withdrawal
OF So,oo'.ooo OF the Trcasurys de-
posts in the Federal reserve banks WAS
ordered to-day by Secretary McAdoo.
Treasury officials said the action was
in tho usual course OF business. the
enormous total OF the withdrawal being
due 10 the fact that heavy deposits
made by internal revenue collectors in
the closing days Of tho fiscal year had
brought tho Trcasurys balance in the
banks 10 we'll above sl0o,0O0,Q0O.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-14
THREE KILLED N COLLAPSE
or RIILDING NEAR PUTrFtL,

RtFFA1.O, y. Y. July 13-Thrcc
lahororS were killed and five seriously
injured in tho collapse Of a supcr-
structure surrounding a new building
at the plant OF the Semet Solvay Co.
on the Niagara River Road near here,
to-day.
Tho structure went down in \ sud !.
dcn sNuail that swept over Niagara
River. and some Of tho workmcn dc
clared that tho building was struck
by lightning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-14
THREE CHILDREN DROWNED
Lone Lives When They Wade Into
Whnt They Believed to he
Shallow Lagoon.

VALDOSTA, GA, July l3.--rhrcc
children Of Henry B. Phillips. Of
Stockton, Ga, Henry. aged fourteen;
Elizabeth, aged ten. and a. boy of twn
were drowned in tho Alapaha River
there late to-day. according to Il mes
sage received here Mrs. Phillips
who was with the children when they
wadcd into what they believed TO be
a shallow lagoon made by the rivers
recent overflow. narrowly escaped
death
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-14
STORM HITS CHARLESTON.
HUT DOES Nj nS,S n,

CHARLESTON. $. c., July i3-Ship-
ping Was tied up in the harbor here
Tonight by hurricane, which blew a I
the rate OF siXtyfour miles an hour
anu swept great waves over portions
or the sea wall Hundreds or persons
hurried here from nearby coast re-
sorts. No damage was reported how.
ever. and it was said there was no loss
of life.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-14
RICHMOND SWELTERS
In Cnpito, square kiosk
Climbs to I02. Making tcrOrd
for Summer.

Man and beast swcltcrcd beneath the
sun Yesterday, when the THERMOMETERS
in the kiosk in the Capitol Square reg
istcrcd TO- degrees at o'clock and
the government mercury tube in Chin
huraZo went to 81 degrees. II was an
cNtrcmcly hot day. The mercury reg
stored only tho degree OF heat; u told
no tale Of the suffering which that
heat brought. |, could say nothing az
tho thousands who sought the parks
and their docrSicpS ~ night To. seek
roIief; and IT could not speak Of the
babies who fingered through tho long
hours "f the night lacking cool
breeze and u hit Of ice.
There was no promise Of cooling
rain. and the government report states
that IT will coutinuo warm An extra
humidity in the atmosphere has in
creased tho suffering. Many who wcr"
ON their way TO work or from IL
had to seek the shade of the parks
or other eascful seats before they could
continue on their way. Mothers slept
Oh back porches with their babies.
while fathers and the elder children
sought such relief AS they could gain
from fire escapes. There was little re :
lief in the way Of 4 breeze from the
river. and such relief as did come was
in the boliowy clouds Of the west. To-
day. If tho weather forecast come true,
it will be tho same, if not worse.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-14
"a CHANGE ~ SITUATION on
ANY PART OF URIrtSH LINE

LONDON, July - Fighting con-
iinues a, various points along the
battle front in the region Of the River
Sonnme. in France. but there has been
no change in tho situation on any part
OF the British line, says IN Official
statement issued by the British War
Department this afternoon. Attempts
OF the Germans 10 raid trenches west
of Wyschactc and south Of La Bssscc
Canal were frustrated
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-14
GERMANS Push BACK
RUSSIANS ~ tAIICit

BERLIN, July l3 tvia LondonD -
German troops under command OF Cen
cral Count Won Eothmcr. hy an en-
circlinE CouUterattack, have driven
back the Russian forces which had
pushed forward in the region north
west OF Buc2acz, in Galicia. says the
German official statement issued to-
day. The Germans took 100 prisoners