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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-21
BlPLANE ON TRIAL TRIP
Fi,r-pus>cnErr Machine Il Equipped
Like Yacht. md with Gyru-
scope Stnblllzcr.

NEW YORK. November 20 Said to
hay" bccu built to the order OF Harry
Payne whitney. five passenger
biprn". equipped lik" Il zach, ana
viii! SEroscopc StabiIizcr made :.
trial trip today at Fort Washington
Thy big car WAS taken out by David
II. McCulloch and Lawrence Il. sporty
inventor OF tn" stahiliz.r upon their
return they declared that tho machine
iiew without II hitch
'rh" Interchangeable is driven by
NV" 100 -h"rsc-powcr motors. the tanks
carrying enough gas"lirc 1" Keep IL
IN The air FOR ton hours. 1t is ga ih
L" haV" cost S2o,Oo0. and has "a speed
Of SIXTY miles an hour with n nonstop
radius Of about coo miles It ,s called
The "Super- .Nmoriun
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-21
|. C. C. SUSPENDS INCREASE
IN DEMURRAGE CHARGES
New Rates Proposed by Railroads Not
Effective Until March n
~ Associated Press.l


by Associated Press.l
wASHlNGTON. November 2O-Tar-
iffs filed by railroads In official South
ern and Western classification terri
tories proposing increased demurraHe
charges to check the frcight-car short
age were suspended by the Interstate
Commerce Commission to-day until
March 81 next.
The present demurraGe charge Of
practically all roads is 81 per day. after
free-time allowance. Following the
general complaint of acute shortage
Of equipment i'm all sections of the
country. the railroads began filing tar
IFS providing for Increased charges for
demurrage to facilitate the release OF
cars by shippers. The shippers pro-
tested, as they did on previous occa-
sion when an increased dcmurraRc
charge was proposed. The commission
now has suspended the new rates,
pending further investigation. The
proposed tariffs would provide, af-
ter the usual free time allowances
charges of 5" for the first day or
fraction, 50 for the second day. 81
for the third day aud So for the fourth
and each succeeding day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-21
MissLawSets Two
New Air Records
Warm Praise for Her Accom-
plishn,cnt Contained in Aero
Club Statement.
10y Associated Press. !

NEW YORKS November 2O.--warm
praise for Miss Ruth Law. who to-day
completed her aerial flight from Chi
caGo 10 New York. during which she
set two new records is contained in n
statement by the board of governors
"f ;hc Aero club of America.
The statement announces that Miss
Law set "a new American nonstop cross
country record as we'll world
record in that classification for women,
and made the second best world record
for men or women. y special point
was made of the fact that she frc-
uucntly had 10 dip her machine. in
order To make the gasoline run from
the fuel tanks TO the carburetor. Miss
Law is quoted as saying that as she
approached New York her gasoline sup
ply was setting so low that even "the
feeding by dipping was getting less
effective. and she was getting ready
TO land in the streets If necessary.
Miss Laws record flight was from
Chicago to Horncll. y. " n distance of
$50 miles, and about 100 miles better
than the previous record established
by Victor Curlstrom early this month.
The aviatriS continued from Hornell
10 Einghamton Yesterday. and this
''Gi hiIS 'O'hUIVltu tie TO- nllcS from
Binshamton To this city In two hours
and twenty minutes. The entire
journey Of So miles air line was made
in flying time Of about nine hours
and one minute.
The airplane used to make this
record breaking flight" the stutcmcn,
of the aero club says, was the small
loop ihe-loop biplane with the pro-
pcller III the rear. which she had built
especially for herself on the old mode Ct
/ last March for the looping the loon OK.
hibitions she gave in number during
the past season. She wanted this type
where the seat is in front without PRO-
lection from the elements. she said
because il affords II wider range OF
| vision while dying. The machine was
cdupped with II 100 orse-powcr motor
and gasoline tanks holding hfty-thrce
I gallons.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-21
LA TOURAINE ARRIVES
French Liner Narrowly Escaped Being
Torpcdocd Day After Icu,iuE
IlOrdcuuN

NEW YORK, November 2o.-rhc
French liner r.a Touraine narrowly
escaped being torpcdocd tho day she
left bordeaux and when about twenty
miles off tho French coast. ON her
arrival to-day Captain caussin said
II" had been al sen only few hours in
an extremely rough sea when he was
sicnalcd by what he thought was a
French steamer about Il mile away
saying she needed assistance. as she
was without propcllcrs.
"a Touranc WAS stopped and Il small
boat launched with several men who
put off Ia the distressed vessel They
were on the sea for M hour trying to
reach her. when II wireless. Was re-
rcivtd from tho steamer Columbian
stating she MAS being torpcdocd. and
warning all steamers To look out for u
steamer with broken propcllcrs Can
tain tnussin recalled the boat. and
made all haste To depart.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-21
DEMOCRAT TAKES LEAD
In the Thirticth Pennsylvania Congress
sionnl District Jumps Amend of
Republican Opponent.
IBy Assnctated press.l

PITTSBURGH PA. November 20
VI. clyde Kelley. Democrat. took the
lead from Representative Coleman. Re-
publican. III the official RECOUNT Of the
vote cast in the Thi:tieth Congressional
District here to-day. with forty. one
OF the 2l2 precincts in the. district re-
mainine|to be counted. the official vote
was: Kelley. l6.s3i; Coleman, 1851 "a
net gain for tho day OF l.39, for the
former Guy r.. Campbell. Democrat.
mad" u net gain OF So over Eeprescn-
tative Earcht!eld Republican. in tho
recount III the Thirty-sccond District
Si%iN-ninc precincts out OF PA In the
district yet 10 be counted gave the
former liia3 and the latter l4i7T.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-21
LUMBERMEN IN PORTLAND
Hold Conference for Purpose Of FRO
noting Nation-Wide Co-Opcrn-
tIor I'm Industry.
IBy AsMcintcd rress.1


PORTLAND. ORE, November %
Lumber manufacturers from Southern
and Middle Western States are here
to-day for conference with Oregon
mmbermen, The purpose of which il
to promote nationwide cu-upcrali ion
III the lumber industry.
AS u result of the trip and an cX-
change Of ideas. IL was said that the
West Coast LumhcrmcnS Association
WAS in favor Of considering II cOntribu-
ti"n of approximately s30.000 annually
To the National Lumber Manufacturers,
the money TO be used in general
fund for tho handling of national
problems az the lumber industry, par
ticuiarly that Of market extension.
rhc party here includes: X. III. Down
man. OF New Orleans. president Of the
National Lumber manufacturers .iss"-
citation. and \. r. Turnbull. of Norfolk,
Va. president OF the North Carolina
Pine Association.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-21

precht: The British artillery fire was
in general diminished yesterday. Only
along the Ancrc on both sides Of the
river was IL very heavy.
Between Scrre and Bcaucourt and
against our positions south OF Mirau-
mont attacks were launched during tho
evening hours. which failed, with
heavy losses to the enemy.
In hand grenade engagements our
infantry elected the British from the
western portion Of GrandCourt,
During the counterattacks Of last,
week we took prisoner Twenty-Five Of
iicers and 900 mem and captured
thirty-four machine guns.
'"rhc French again attempted L. en-
ter ST. PiorrcNaast wood from the
northwest They were rcpulscd. al
though their attack WAS made with
fresh forces. and prepared Ivy strong
fire
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-21
0VERTON ON TRIAL TO-DAY
FOR MURDER OF LAWLER
Various Reports nv to Defense iu Cir
cClnt Re-
mains Outlet.


HUNTSVILLE. ALA, November 60
David -. ON"rtom. former clerk OF the
Madison County Circuit Court, and
prominent in political circles. will be
placed OH trial here tomorrow on 4
charge Of having murdered Probate
Jud;:. william I. I.awler. Il political
opponent. last June. LAWYERS body was
found In a slough OF the Tennessee
River. Charles Nails and Percy Brooks
wore arrested soon afterwards. and re-
moved to birmingham. Overton was
taken in custody several weeks ago in
Tennessee.
tEcftpn has never made Il statement
except 10 say that ne would be CLEARED
when the facts became known. Njrl-
Gus reports as to i!s defense were in
circulation Tonight. One Of them said
an G,ibi would be attempted. while an.
other. credited to one OF his counsel.
stntcd Il plea Of sel.-defcnse would DO
entered. None OF them could be con-
iirmcd.
huntsville. the scene nf ihtrrse ~
element at the time of the killing. was
quiet Tonight. Authorities have takcn
elaborate precautions TO prevent dis
oA'dcr. and express and freight Offices
have been closed to the deliveries Of
liquor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-21
MUST REBUILD HOUSES
Gcrninns Order Owners in DInnyn 10
bcSin Work at Once or Nuke
Sites into ,.nrdcuS.
IBy Associated Press.

~ sNF'0NI'IITNN I-TVF.'
AMSTERDAM. November - (via
london) .-According to the Telcgrauf.
the Germans have ordered the owners
of houses which were wrecked in
Dinant. Belgium. in August, 1914, to
rebuild as rapidly as possible. IL they
are unwilling To rc-crcct their houses.
they must remove the wrcckagc and
make the site into Il garden. The town
Of pinant. the Telegram says, has been
ordered To rebuild the bclfry Of the
church, toward which the Germans
oncr.a subsidy OF 1000 from the Bel
gian budget. The town has protested
against the order
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-21
EQUAL POLITICAL RIGHTS
FAVORED BY w. C. T. U.
Resolution Declares BALLOT In Hands of
Women TX Weapon for Dcstruc-
tiOn OF Liquor Trutlic.
IBy Assoc.n,eu press. |


INDlANAPOLlS. IND. November 90.
The National Woman's Christian
Temperance Union. In annual session
here to-day, adopted Il resolution COM
mcnding the $50 daily newspapers and
siN;y-cight magazines in the country
known to refuse to publish liquor ad-
vcrtiscmcnts
Other resolutions adopted included
one which said the organization be-
Iicves in equal political rights for
women and men,. and that the ballot
III the hands of women is weapon
for the destruction Of the liquor traffic
The union also went on record as
favorinG living wages and equal pay
for equal services. and as believing in
justice as opposed to commercial grccd.
\ pledge was given to continue tn.
fight for constitutional prohibitiu,,
both State and nation.
The principal speaker to-day was
missioner-General Caminctti, OF
the United states Bureau of Immic ra =
ton
To-niGhts session was addressed by
Mrs. Mary Harris Armor. of Georgia.
on The IrreprcSSiblc Conflict"
The business program for Tomorrow
includes the election of officers. but
il has been custom for years to re-
elect the incumbents
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-21
aft. who preceded
THIRD INCREASE THIS YEAR
New Bedford tJuon Manufacturer.
Announce 10 Per Cent Rinse i'm
Pay to $4,000 Operatives.
IBy Associated press.I


NEW BEDFORD, MASS. November
Gothic Cotton Manufacturers Assoc
citation Of this city voted to-day to
gran, a 10 per cent increase in pay to
their $4,000 operatives, To be effective
for Il period Of six months. beginning
December 1. The increase. the third
within this calendar year brings the
total advance within that time 10 - =
per cent. and will increase the total
annual pay roll OF the mills from about
SlI,3Oo,u0U IL approximately $4,000. 900.
Tie association includes only the
cloth mills, hut the yarn mills always
have followed the cloth mills in the
past, so that labor leaders expect the
increase to be general throughout the
city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-21
CANADA AS DETERMINED
As WHEN WAR STARTED
Premier BORDEN Declares There Will
BE No Truce or Incon-
elusive Peace.
MAKES SPEECH IN NEW YORK
Sacrifice Will Have Been i'm Vain, lie
Says. Until Principle Of Right Is
Made Triumplant-Eorm Prcsi.
dent Taft Is Heard
| BY Associated prcss.I

NEW YORK. November 2Q-Caua,ia's
determination to wage war to Il trium-
plant issue without truce or inconclu-
sive peace. was emphasized by Sir II. l..
Borden. Premier of Canada, in "A speech
at dinner of the Canadian club Of
New York, in this city Tonight
outlining the cause for which Cana
dians mad thrown themselves into the
struggle as one Of humanity and civili-
cation. the Premier said he had been
commissioned TO bring this message to
Canadians in New York:
I'VE are as resoNte and determined
to maintain that cause to the end as we
were on the day Of August 4, 1914.
The Premier paid unstintcd tribute to
the women of Canada for their part in
raising funds for war relief and other
necessarieS. lie cited as proof OF the
countrys virility the fact that recruit
ing is progressing, and that since Jan
unry last Canada has sent $4,000 men.
trained and armed, to the war, Of whom
100000 volunteered in the first 100 days
Thcrell be no truce or incouclusivc
peace" Premier Borden declared. "This
sacrifice Will have been in vain unless
the principle for which we flght--the
prin&ple OF rights maintained to tho
end. and made thoroughly triumphant
If the war means in the end only ~
truce. Il preparation for another war;
then it were better 1t had not been
fought"
Former President Taft who preceded
the Premier. referred TO the friendly
relations Of Canada and the United
states. which have been unhroken for Il
century. I'VE have got into the habit
OF settling our differences by peaceful
means. and that habit, b: the help OF
cod. Well never gel out Of" Mr. Taft
said, That ought to furnish an exam
pie and moral to the re"t Of the world
after the war
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-21
EMPEROR JOSEPH ILL
Condition Of Aged Monarch IL Cause
of Anxiety mt the
Vatican,

ROME. November 2O.-.The condition
"f the aged Emperor Francis Joseph OF
Austria Hungary is the cause Of anxi-
ETY. nj the Vatican. The fact that the
sovereiIn's physicians are giving out
periodical bulletins il interpreted Rs
ominous.
l'ope benedict receives frequent re-
ports. The lates, 1T hand says the
Empcror's condition is serious, hut not
alarming His symptoms are bron-
chial. a Sigh, temperature and rapid
and irregular pulse.
Emperor Joseph was eighty-six years
old on August &c last.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-21
DIXIE FLYER WRECKED
Three Trninmcn Injured. One Seriously
when Passenger Train Jumps
TrurI
rBy Associated Press. !

BY Associated Press.
CH ATTANOOGA, TENN. November
2o.-Thrcc trainmen were injured, one
seriously, when the Dixie Flyer train
No %. OF the Nashville. Chattanooga
and 81. Louis hallway, jumped the
track in ~ cut two miles south of
Wauhatchie, Tenn. this afternoon. l..
:. Brown, mail clerk. of Bellbuckle,
Tenn. was seriously cut and bruised
but the others were only slightly
hurt
Onicials say spreading rails probably
caused the accident. Six Of the ten
ears iii the train left the track and
We're thrown across the rails. The
engine ana the four rear Eullmans
remained on the track.
The injured men and most of the
passengers were brought into Chatla-
nooga Tonight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-21
DR.. G. T. HARRISON WEEDS
Wcii-knoMn T'hysiciun at University
NarricH New York
Widoxy

Special to The Times Dispa tch.
tHAi:LOTTESNILLE VA. November
20 DR.. George Tuckc" Harrison. aged
cighty-iive. a surgeon in the Confeder
ate army. and now Il practicin2 ply
sician ~ the University Of Virginia,
has gone TO New York city. where to-
day he married Airs. Seymour. a
widow. br. Harrison is son of the
late DR.. Gcssucr Harrison. for many
years professor IF languages AT the
University OF Virginia. Ills brother.
Robert t.. Harrison. is IL New York
attorney. while Professor w. u. I;chols,
Of tho school OF mathematics 1T the
University Of Virginia. is 81 Sonin-
law.
For Il number Of years DR.. Harrison
practiced his profession successfully in
New York city
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-21
10 PER CENT INCREASE:
FOR GEORGIA PERATISES
iBy Associated Press.

by .tNHUCIHleN f'TCSE'T
AUGUSTA, GA, November 2U--The
wages of l.i00 operatives OF The Aiken,
Langley and Seminole Cotton Mills
near here. have been Increased IL per
cent, effective to-day. The pay roll
for three mills is approximately Sara
U0u annually.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-21
HIS ASHES TO |. w. w. MEN
Que Hundred and Fifty Envelopes
Distributed nt Request Of lIill-
sirun 10 Delegates,
IBy Associated Press. !

bN -aSSbCldtrd iFeS-
CHICAGO, November "0.-cnc hun
dred AMI fifty envelopes containing
ashes of Joseph Hillstrom, or Joe
Hal. as h" usually signed himself
were distributed to as MANY delegates
10 the tenth annual convention of the
Industrial Workers Of the World. which
opened here to-day. The ashes viii be
scattered by the delcgatca and by
locals ~ the |. W. w, to which $50
other envelopes We're mailed, accord
ing u the wishes OF llillstrom. who
was executed i'll Utah for murder.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-21
BRYAN NOT TO QUIT LINCOLN
Denies R~rort Tint lie Is TO Move
His iiomr {" AshcSilIe.

CHICAGO, November 20--A dry
Chicago" campaign was opened to-
day with address 10y William J.
l'ryau before u meeting Of the dry
chicago Federation.
Mr.. l.ryau was asked about the re-
poIG ;ha; he was TO move his home
TO Ash"viiic, y. g.
- don't mint! denying IL again.
said Mr. Bryan. why should any
,one ,caNc q nice dry state like Ne
ihrds.ar My home viii remain at Lin
com. VIII do my voting there"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-21
FURTHER SUCCESSES
AGAINST HOl MANIANS

BERLIN, November 20 ,via SnyVilic).
The Austro-Gcrman campaign against
the RounuuiaHS and their Russian al
lies has gained further successes. tn"
War Office announces. Near tampu-
lung tho Ruumanians. whose forces
are dcmoralized. made ATTACK. ycstcr-
day, but were rcpulscd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-21
MEMORIAL SERVICE
FOR FRANCIS ASBURY

continued From First Pagc)
was recommended as II means OF rails
ing funds. The conference adopted the
report
Just preceding the service I'm memory
OF Bishop Asbury, the cause OF the
Epworth League was presented. Rev.
Fred II. Chcnauit, tho pastor of Broad
street Church, read the report Of tho
conference Epworth League board. II
was adopted. Bricf talks were made
by II. B. Proctor. Rev. W. W. Royal
and others.
Rev. Luther l.. Todd, -. D.. of ST. Louis
No, spoke last night ut Broad Street
Church on Conservation" The adj
d-css concluded the series on the gen
crnl subject Of "Thc one tn Win One
Revival Cumpaisn.V
DR.. Todd conducted u round BILE
discussion on revival methods at 3
, o'clock yesterday afternoon. Many
; preachers attended,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-21
QUITE ttTIN:
NORrtI or THE >OMiJt,
BN Ahsnr!aten pre

By Associated Press,
paris November 2o.-The bulletin
issued ny the Wa. oni,e lo-ni.hi
reads:
The enemy artillery WAS quite active
north Of the SomGuc and l.. IA, sector
Of Douaumont. pu the rest OF the
front there is nothing 10 report"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-21
READING OF APPOINTMENTS
TAKES PLACE TO-NIGHT

Much business remains to be trans
acted to-day. 4 special business ses-
sion may be held this afternoon Re
ports will be made by the sunday
school and education boards to-day
and by the board of social service and
temperance this evening. The reading
Of the appointments will take place at
the end Of this evenings session.
Speculation as TO the appointments
rs going OH riotously among the
preachers and conference visitors, al
though it is said that real advance in
formation has never been 80 hard to
obtain. Bishop Kilgo and his cabinet
have kept their proceedings Il secret
from the curious. y large number
of changes and many surprises in APP
pointments are predicted by those most
concerned.
OF the ten presiding elders. only two
Will be forced ~ change oil account of
the four-yemr rule. Rev. r. Men.
Simpson. D. D., and Rev. w. II. Ed
wards. ID. d.. presiding elders OF the
Richmond aud Lynchburg Districts.
have completed their full time In
formation is Sull lacking az to the
probable elder OF the Richmond Dis
trict, Dopesters have been busy hlling
The eiGh, pulpits in Richmond, which
will necessarily he vacant. Each
prophet has a program different from
every other one aud contradictory to it,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-21
itol' MhNiANS STILL.
RETIRING so. THIN NItD

i3N NssOCiHtcU I'reEs
rErl;OGEAp. November - tvia Lon
dunp .--'rho Roumanians are sim re-
firing southwark before the invading
ANstro-G man troops IN the jul Val
ley region. IL" War once announced
to-day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-21

IN Austrian aviator bomba rGed
Hadua ON November II and accord
Ing 10 news dispatches. killed thirty
two persons and injured about twice
that number. All the dead were said
TO lie noncombatants and most of them
women and children Pope Benedict
made strong protest to Vienna as
a result Of the raid.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-21
CONTROL. OF SECURITIES
IL IMpONTA NJ AII:SIINN

",n,;b.r ,,...,ior ar ;,
he the uucs,iou of m. ,,r,roi ~, .i,
way aud ,tb.r nuhIi r,ili, .;
tie. As - is mos, Of e.. .,.,, ,n,;,
uiiIitv communications. ,,, r,,,, ~
issu. or s,curit;.. ,,,, .no ,.,i,,.,s
within ,b. b,urd,ri,. az ,, CO..
nv.r u.hich c,cb Ia. i,,i,;..,;
"H 'n''' '"e un''f"
y! 'e"H"" Oh us
,'!''"'e commerce.
!, '''''''' '"' '"'' Pur
90 90 @Ne a"ch c"htrei 10 the M
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-21
NO ERRORS YET FOUND
only Twelve Counties in Stntr Of tuIi-
fornin Rcmuin to lie Heard
From,
IRN Assm.intrn Dress

SACRAMENTO. CAL, November %
Cuoilicial returns from four counties
were rendered official by the canvass
conducted to-day in tho office of See
rotary Of State Frank G. Jordan. lcav-
ing only twelve counties To he heard
from. No errors in the count of votes
for prcsidcntial electors have been
found.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-21
LITTLE DAMAGE DONE: IN RAID
ON OSrEND AND ZEEBRl &C T.
IRv Assorinted prcss |

7 Nv T'|F|
BERLIN, November 20 ,via Sayviile).
The British Adr:iralty, says an
overseas News Agency statement to-
day, reported on November Il sue
cessful air attack on the port cStab-
liShments uf Ostcnd and XccbruSgc
The military damage done during this
attack, as matter Of fact. was
negligible
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-21
ALLIES NICr0RIOuS
ON MACEDONit\ FRONT
iBy Associated Press.

PARIS. November 2o.-Allied troops
have been completely victorious on the
Macedonian front from the River ccrna
to Lake rrcsba, according TO announce
mcnt made by the French War Office
this afternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-21
Cons, Line Stockholder. I, ue.,

Stockholders Of the Atlantic Coast
Line Railroad Company VIII hold their
annual meeting this morning At IL
O'Clock at tho Offices or rho roadi,n the
Byrd street Station. Several N-t York
officials Of the road are cXped ID to
attend the meeting. Is.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-21
The Quiminc That Does Not AHec,
Head.

HccaU.- nf It, tonic and laxative effect, La 2
ativr iir0mo Quinn" can be taken 10y AN.
on" Without causing hyrNourU-s- nor r!Gg
'nf ~ tn head. Their !. only one 'Bro'no
Gulnim' T: W GROVES sisn"tur" IS on
boN. ..,--h!S.