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Milford chronicle., 1916-11-03
MOWBRAY-JONES.

/ rled by Rev. l.. I. McLaln.
MOWBRAY-JONES.
A very pretty autumn wedding took
place in the Dover Presbyterian
church on Monday evening when Miss
Margaret Kemp Jones, oldest daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. George Massey
Jones. and Thomas Johnson Mowbray,
son Of the Rev. W. R. Mowbray, su-
perintendent Of the Dover district of
the Wilmington NJ. e. Conference,
we're married. The ceremony was
performed by the father of the groom
assisted by Rev. FlOris Ferwerda. the
pastor of the Presbyterian church, of
Dover. A reception followed the
wedding at the Jones residence on
State street. The newly welded
couple will live in Wilmington. When
Rev. MoWbray was pastor Of the Mil
ford Avenue M. E. Church his son
was a frequent visitor here and has
many friends in Milford
HAsTINGs-ELLIS.
The home Of ex-State Treasurer
Charles A. Hastings Of Laurel was the
scene of a very pretty wedding, Mon
day afternoon, when his youngest
daughter, Elsie Collins Hastings, was
married to Wilbur Pierce Ellis, son of
Postmaster E. P. Ellis, Of Laurel
The home was tastefully decorated
with autumn leaves and seasonable /
flowers. While the wedding march
was being played by P Ohrum Small, I
a schoolmate Of the groom. the couple /
entered the parlOr, where the cere- /
mony was performed by Rev Luther
pastor of the Lutheran |
church at Greenville, a friend of the /
groom The bride wore a travelling /
suit of dark blue and carried a boquet /
Of bridal roses. Immediately after
the ceremony a wedding dinner was
served, after which the couple left for
points. Upon their return to
Laurel they will reside in their newly
furnished home on Central avenue.
The wedding was attended only by the
and a few close friends Of
he couple, the only out-of-toWn guest
,eing Miss Gertrude CARRIER. Of Lititz,
Pa. who was a school mate Of the
bride when she attended Linden Hall
school. Philadelphia.
Milford chronicle., 1916-11-03
SUNSHINE SOCIETY

A meeting OF the Sunshine Society
was held at the home Of Mrs. Thomas
Davis on October Goth, and report
given Of the work the society has been
doing. After the business was tran
sacted a social afternoon was enjoy
ed and refreshments served by the
hostess. The next meeting viii be ct
the home Of Mrs. M. L. Davis on
November 9th, at pm.
Milford chronicle., 1916-11-03
HARRIED
BRITTINGHAM-MoRRIs.

At Zoar NJ. E. parsonage, on Sat
urday night. October 2Sth, 1916. James
H. Birmingham Of Stockley, and Mary
r. Morris Of Georgetown, we're mar
ried by Rev. L. T. McLain.
Milford chronicle., 1916-11-03

Ne1. Tuesday wIll b aIeosIoa ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-21
MARSHALL MAKES APPEAL
FOR STAY OF EXECUTION
tfi~r Three Hours Of argument on
Novel Paints Case Goes over
Until TB-Day.

NEW YORK. July 90 limited States
Attorney II. Snowdcn MarsAail flied an
application with Federal Judv" Hand
mere to-day for stay Of execution
from tho decision handed down yesier-
dag upho!ding the right Of tho House
Of Representatives TO declare Air. Mar
shall in contempt After three hours
oi argument on numerous novel points
Of law involved the case went over
until tomorrow over tho strong OBJ
Jcction Of Martin w !.itilcton The
attorney for the House
Nh. Iittlcton asserted tina, we're an
appeal permitted il might not lie de-
nIdcd until after the adjuuInmcnt Of
thc present session az tho House
whicn he believed would be not later
han August IS. In that ease he said
~" power Of the Hous" to carry ont
us decision in the Marshall case would
be abrogated.
Judge Hand intimated that no would
grant the stay tomorrow unless Mr.
Lit'ietou produced authorities sub
-i*ntiating his contention
Robert Gordon. serccart-ai-arrns Of
tn" ii"us" arrived here lave to-day to
Conduct MI Marshall to Washington
"a The event Of IN adverse dccisiou
on his plea for tho right !" appcal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-21
FIT TEEN INDICTMENTS
RETURNED BY GRAND JURY
Commonwealth Docket Taken Tn
and Several Prison Sentences
imposed
BODY or HUMPHREYS FOUND
Former llopcwciI Newspaper Man
Meets Death on Steamship. and l.
hurried at Sca-Itichmoud Suffrn-
.istS 60 Address League.
srccial to The Times-Dispat,h

PETERSBURG. VA, July @o.-ln the
iustiuvs Court to-day tho Grand jury
returned fifteen felony indictments.
rho criminal docket was promptly
taken M. Henry scott. colorch. was
ci'"m term Of ono year i'm the pcn-
itcutiary for stabbiuE man at crap
game; .Iunius Harper. color cd. cot tw"
to"r5 FOR grand LARCENY and John
Haily, colorcG, for houscbrcnkins and
larceny. John NJ. Smith. white man.
Formerly from LyuchhurS. picadcd
guilty 30 the charge Of forEcry. and
,hr"w himself on Tho mercy of the
court. li' told pitjful story OF fam
lis troubles and how he had been driven
=" driNll by them. Tic gay" tho names
90. I.yuchburE citizens rs reference as
80 ms character The court fixed his
punishment AZ cnc year III the peni-
tertiary, hut suspended sentence Until
i.ynohburc could he heard from.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-21
NO TRUTH ~ REPORTS
OF DEATNS Il Az NrNNS

SPARTAN 81 re, -. July 80
Theodore pehon general southern
agent Of the Carolina, "linchreld and
Ohio Railroad, stated nero tonight
,ha, there was no truth ~ reports
credited to-day 10 W II. Suite Of
Asheviile, that ten persons mad been
drowned in foods at Altnpass y e.
He said wires were working !" Alta
pass This afternoon. and tha, iu con
Nersation with rcrsons there ne
learned that 10 liVes wero lo-l there
Nh Dahon. who left to-nish, FOR
johnson Ci'N. Tenn, also saId the GOOD
dama2" around Uuaka SPRINGS Tenn.
r"s oonHIrd almost entirely to wash
ne on Of bridge At popiar. and mat
the bridge AZ Cnaka Springs MAJ IN
tact and the ho,el there mad suffered
no harm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-21
N AZ. VALLEYS AND cones
Loss Is ALMOST CoMpII,u,E.

N'HTiI Wll.k f:SRpUo. Y -. Jnly
20 Every man who ridcs down rrn,n
inc hradwHtcrs "f rivers creeks and
branches iu Wilkes Nshe. C,!dwnu
Na'aTca oud PARTS of ilcNauder Coun.
tics rrincs new story or destruction
hv tn" foods Or SUNDAY Ia an me
valleys and Coves the loss - almost
complete In some sections mo pco-
nle have been living on potatoes and
branch water since SUNDAY Additional
deaths reported aic Jonathan Perry
ana daughter, OF Bob Clary. In Ashe
County
The Watauga and Yadkin VALLEY
Railroad running 10 Graudin in CaId-
well county, Is oDliteratcd Thc two
engines arc standing in the YadlSin
fi\cr ana t"o cod~hcs are lodged ~
Sea Of mud. The Virginia and Caro-
ma. running 10 Elliiaud through Asho
ana NatauSa. IS reported almost wiped
out \ man here this morning from
Eiiland said IT would be six months
before q train would run on this linz.
Horseback riders tell OF thirty homes
washed away on Roaring River. "a
score on tine Yadkin. nineteen on Rcd
DIES RIVER; four on Mulberry Geek and
others on Elk River. WilkesbOro IS
without light and the kerogene supbly
exhausted and food ~ getting short.
The irst mail since Sunday came to-
d"f over the mountain. from raylovs.
'ilo ~ mas mcntiup Of citizens
mere las' nignt an appeal vhy mad"
fuI "rlsld" aid An inve.tlrstton or
condition. revealed that people pack
~ IA" ""vr- and vall"yp aIe or the
verge Of starvation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-21
party has blundercd. and the Republ.

party has blundered. and the Rcpublh
can party cvaded responsibility"
"Mcxico nccds not a conuucror, but
II Good Samaritan" the platform dc.
clared
The plank on free institutions de-
clarcd for absolute separation OF
church and state with AN abSoIui.
guarantee OF full religious and civil
liberty" Govcrnmeni-ownc aud up.
Grated terminal elevators and ware
houses were urged. together with the,
adjustment of all boards Of trade and
chambers of commerce. dealing in on
tious and futures.
When tho night session OF tho Ma
iional Prohibition Convention v,s
called to order 1T 1889 o'clock a mo-
ton to adjourn until A. NJ to-morr",v
prevailed. and after few routine an
noun"cments had been made adjourn
ment was taken tn that time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-21
PLATFORM
IS BEFORE CONVENTION
Efforts Ia Adopt Draft Without Full
Discussion Creates Lively
Outbreak.
RECESS VOTED by DELEGATES
Much-Hcral,Icu Appearance OF Will
liam SuIZer ms Aspirant for Presi-
dental Nomination Fails to- Ma
tprialiXo.

ST. PAUL. July 20.-EU"riS - adopt
tho resolutions committees draf, "f :,
platform without FIRST PRINTING: and dis
iributIuE copies &" delegates. pr" =
cipitatcd the first lively outbreaks "f
contention amu,E delegates at the Pro-
hihition National Convention to-day.
The advocates OF immediate adoption
Of tho proposed platform rcccdcd from
their position under tho pressure OF
opposition from the floor. and tho CON
vcntion recessed until p. N.
For ten minutes the convention was
IN AN uproar. The majority evidently
desired to have deliberate discussion
81 the rlanks in tho proposed platform
before taking up the question Of ahor-
ton.
The much -hcraldcd appearance of
William SulZcr before tho convention
as AN aspirant for the Prohibition prcsi-
Dental nomination did not matcrinlzc.
Mr.. Sulzer arrived here and went to
hotel. where he consulted with
friends. IIo said he did not come to
St Paul to sock the nomination, bu,
bc.aus" :, group Of Cricuds in the con
vcn'iom begged him "a c"mc and speak
FOR tho good "f tho cause
Before adjournment Of tic afternoon
session supporters OF the candidacy OF
J. Frank llaniy, "f Indiana. for the
presidential nomination attempted tn
suspend tic RULES and proceed with
before tho platform WAS
adopted. This attempt failed
Leaders of the lianly forces asserted
that Ia" appearance Of William SulIcr.
OF New York, had not detracted from
til" strength NJ their candidate aud
they predicted Fiamly's nomination on
the first ballot
The proposed platform leads Of with
strong declarations for nation widc
prohibition and woman suffrage These
planks are followed by antiprcpared-
ness aud peace plauks. Reciprocal
trade treaties with foreign nations and
Il Federal trade commission OF spc-
ciSlists were recommended
Taxing up tho Mexican situation tho
platform declared the "Domocratiu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-21
Mrs f.. l.. Jobson. Miss AdcIc Clark.
Miss Nora Houston and Mis- Srhriil
Ncu, Notes ofI,,cr..,

''t'nNlli" sutton. of this ci,v -
recent graduate or tho Virginia Poly
t1,hnic institute. has accented unsi.
tIon IN Toledo. Ohio and has entered
upon his duties there
rho citizens OF Ettrick. at a meeting
held This week. entered a strong prn
Test against the expenditure of money
Tor q ncw courthouse building on the
Ni'" OF tho present ono. Sentiment in
''r''h - IN favor OF removing the
county scat 10 another location
hiSn"r blackwell, of Philadelphia
WI" has hccn assigned TO The tif,h
Episcopal district Of the y NJ r. Zio,,
hurch. VIII visit Petersburg TO-
morrow 10 meet tho pastors of the
Petersburg district
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-21
GETS LINE ON MOVEMENTS
ON FOREIGN WARSHIPS
"cournuca from FRS; raEeD

y N|| NN'' ITNNI FIFSi FHEr.D
t"st that tho American government
had performed an act incompatihlc
with tho principles OF international
law.
The informal approximations merely
assert that the deutschland is a po-
tcu;jal warship should formal pro
test follow - doubtless viii take tn"
more ADVANCED ground that the vessel
ais" lacks many characteristics. essen
tai TO ? merchantmen as conceived in
m'er0a,jonH' iaw. ana may cvcu be
framed with vjcw TO holdinc tho
United states liablc for Indemnity for
any damage she might cause tho allied
merchant or NAY vessels after her de-
riNrtMrn FROM AmcriCAn Mntrrs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-21
FRENCH CAPTURE GERMAN
F'RONT-IINE TRENCHES

PAElS. July c0.--Trench attacks ir
the Sonmc region wore delivered las
night on both sides OF tho river. OF
tho north bank. trenches in the Hard.-
court sector were taken, Will" south
"f the river all tho German front line
trenches between EarlouX and SoAe-
cour, fell into French hands. An
nounccmcnt Of The French successes is
made in This afternoons War Office
bulletin.
The trenches captured on the north
hank run from Tislccourt- Mamclon 10
the east Of IIardccouri. along the rail-
way from Cvmbles TO C'lcry. -Four
hundred prisoners were captured in
this operation
In the Ncrdun region there Wa: 4
continuous bcmbardmcnt or the .Avo-
court and Chsttancourt sectors. On tho
left bans OF tho Mouse. with a grenade
engagement 10 tho northeast of hill sos
On tho cast bank OF the Mcuse the
French progressed Ncs, Of the Thiau-
mont carthworks, while 10 tho south
of Fleury they took strongly fortified
German post, together with $50 pris.
oncrs.
y German aerorlane was brought
down in the So,nme region cast OF
reronne
The communication follows
"on both side. Of the Sonmr our
infantry this morning attacked Gcr-
man PORTIONS and gained nota bic ad-
vantage North or the Son'm. W. cap.
tUred enemy trenches from Mamelon-
1Iardercur; "a .ar a. INC river. ana
arried our line olear 20 INC east If
Iiardecourt, along the railroad 20 the
narrow ROAD which runs from Corrblcs
10 Clcr% IN this part OF the battle
field wo have thus FAR made 800
prisoners
South Of the somme. between Bar.
lev% ana Soyecourt, All The Hret line
If enarr% ,reuches tsli into ou- hands
in tho Champagne We penetrated
into German trench TO nc norm ~
Auberive snd took number o.
prisoners
IN th- A-so-re INC Gcrmsrs
tempted yesterday toward o'cluur
coup oman upon our email pos,- ir
the Eolarte salient Ate. ..ye'y
hand grenade battle, me enemy uss
repulscd
Upon the l.t, bank Of tie >itu,.
BON bardment continued in the ,sslon.
Of Avocourt and Chattaucouit to-
Fether With hand-srenade Hch,irs on
the slopes. northeast Of hin 2Oi
"on tht .rt.Eht' hank Of the Mtuse. we
made proSress during tn. nigh, vest;
&C the Thiaumont votss 90 me
aouth OF F'leurv powerful'y forth,d
work held ny the enemy 49, .ltaektd
hnd captured b. oar troops Mo ,oor
prisoner several ofcers and 80 man
In the region ~ the Sornie Ger
man aeroplane Was drought down yc..
-erday afternoon ~ one ~ 81! IIlot..
East Of feronne another enemy ma
chine attacked by ono a ours was
brought TO Garth near Gr"mHly. III the
Nerdun region"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-21
STRICKEN STATES
ARE TAKING STOCK
OF FLOOD DAMAGE
-Lr.nr,L-l..h t-or, &c, ~

walked from Black Mountain. A. the
top OF the Blue Eidco Mountains 70
Catawba. SAYS that miles OF raiiohG
tracks have been washed down the
InountaiUsiGe, while many more miles
arc covered 10y iandsiides Two OF the
tunnels east OF Ashevilie, he says are
impassable They arc perfectly dark.
and he did not attempt 10 walk Though
,hen II is stated that 500 mon aic
working day aud night in IN "ffo'r 20
huiid temporary bridge aoioss the
rataHba RIVER At c.tHwba station.
ard railroad officials none 70 ha, 8.
trains CROSSING ny early mex ntca
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-21
RICHMOND YOUTH INJURED
Puts Arm Out or Train window md
Artery tx Severed by Mail
CRIME.
tspccial,o The Times Disratch. !

NtWPbNT NEWS, VA, July 40
Leonard Rlankenship. OF sG2 Randolph
street. Richmond, IL IN the Riverside
Hospital here as result Or AN I'M
usual accident this afternoon The
young man was returning 10 his home
~ an excursion from Buckroc Beach.
While between This city and Iiamp-
ton, h" put one OF his arms out Of =,
"a; window and the member was struck
by mail crane as the train passed.
AN artery was severed and 40 great
WAN the loss OF blood that tn: train
.whs stopped opposite the' hospital when
his city was reached and Blanxcnship
kas given hurried treatment, While
very woalt from loss OF Liood, the young
man 10 raid not TO be in serious
condition.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-21
ARMY OFFICER SLAIN
proprietor or Alpine Hotel Also EIII.
wv" wife When lie Finds Her Auto
Hiding With MINOR butler.

AlP1NE. TENAS. July 20-Maior ~
bui!Hr, OF The sixth United States
'aNS!rN' and Mrs. II. i. SPANIEL, with
"h"hl II" Was out riding in an auto
'hohiic' were shot ami Killed this after
noon ny ii. J Snanncil. husband Of tho
woman.
lnumcdiHt.iv after tho shooting Span.
nell went TO tho jail and surrendered
Mrs. Sn1nn"il was the daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs John Holland. wcll-known
rcs'dcnts OF Alpine. SPANIEL is tho
proprietor OF the Holland Hotel here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-21
READY no PROCEED
WITH Cu\EEtE\If.S

WASHINGTON. Luiy % = Further
conferences between Actin. Sccrctar,
Folk and MIR. ArrcdOndo viii DC re-
suncd as soon as the latter is inform
Cd whether General Carranza approves
the tentative plan for. negotiations tel
ezra phcd 10 him las, night.
MIR. Polk. on his part. has connlnuni-
Gated tho results Of his conversations
to President Wilson and Secretary
Lansing, and is understood to ~ ready
now TO proceed With arrangements for
4 meeting OF commissioners represent
ins tho two governments 10 work CUT
q settlement OF differences.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-21

Friends IN Hopewcll have received
Information Of the death by accident
Of j.. y. Mcneil, formerly Of that city,
ana at one time connected with "a
newspaper there. lie fell down the
hatchwaY OF a steamship on which he
was passenger. ana died almost i'm :
mcdatoly Of his injuries. The body
was draocd in an American flag and
buried at sea.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-21
MtNSO\ MAKES SURVEY
OF STATE TROOPS CtNrS

LAREDO, July "0--Color.l Edward
Murson, personal representative Of
Ciel"ral Funston. completed short
surv.y OF sanitary conditions OF state
troops camps in the Laredo section
today. as tho outcome OF the gcqucs I
b. ? local orEanizatiou OF citizens thai
5000 sold;ers be removed elsewhere
on account Of alleged .naanl;ary con
dit!ons. Colonel Munson refused 70
diyru.s his renort
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-21
CHIIlAHUA CITY SHorS
FORCED 10 STNN OrEN

CHIHUAHUA CITY, MEN" July 90
Practically all merchants here closed
their doors to-day. asserting that they
could no longer continue to do bust
ness Al profit at the silver eN-
change rate fixed by the authorities
OF the dc facto government. Pending i
dc ciSion from tho commission, however.
tho shops must remain open. tn" gov
crnor ordered.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-21

Tho petersburg District ,'oufcrcrCc
81 tho Methodist Episcopal Church,
South. which had been ia session Sow
cral days. before adioUruinc yoster-
day elected tho following lav dole
Gates and altcrnatcs To tho Virginia
annual Conference, which Will meet In
i;i'hmoud in November:
ncleEatcs-J. T.. Young, Petersburg:
=. &. lInlliSan. pinwiddic; f. Y Pcrduc
Chesterfield; j. u Elan. Mcclilcnhurg
Aitcrnatcs-t'. w. Tucker and james
r Blanks. Of Petersburg. " g. iycy.
of Chesterfield; : y. EiaukcuShir. OF
piuwiddic.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-21
WIFE or MAJOR BurIEn
PROMINENT NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, TENN, July 20-Mrs.
NJ 6. Butler, wife OF jor Butler. wh,
before her marriage was Miss Mar
2arch Howell, daughter Of the latc NJ
X. Howell Sr, one Of Nashviilc's lead
iuS lawyers. only :. short time ago
'cft this city TO ioIn her husband on
tho border. They were married eleven
years a@o. ana there is one child. ".
g. Butler. Jr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-21
BRITISH ADVANCE. 900 YARDS
IN FACE or FIERCE oppostrIo =

LONDON July 1.-THE official state
men issued about midni2hr from Brit
ish headquarters u Frsa,o r.,I.
Nor'h ." III" Behant.n lougtey.I
line wc advanced about QUO >ard. +,
me race o' stubborn onpo.irior Hoo, j.
hehtnk SUI continues IN tho northern
outakifts OF LonEneral village ard in
Gsivilis wood
on IN" rhna'nds~ IT IN. main BATH.
from e-thsrs-!s 10 chanr.,-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-21
rIil TONIC LINES Uh:tNliN
BpNtR<RuEU Hl SSItNs

BERLIN. July 20 iNia Lonion) =
German troops. under General Won Lin
sinscn. arc on tho aggressive at some
points of Nolhynia, 10 tho southwest OF
Lutsk whore hard fighting is i'll proc
ross, and raNc made some advances.
Tcutonic lines along tho lower Lipa
arc being heavily homharded by the
III. inns
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-21
PERMISSION TO SNIP CARLOAD
or ny MANTLE ACROSS UOitDE:H

DOUGLAS .ARlE., JULY 20. Permits
sion has been obtained from WaShinc-
ton. !, was announced to-day. 10 ship
carload of 1000 boxes or DINA mite
across the border tina, tho Cauauca
Consolidated Copper Company may re-
sumo its operations. The explosive
will bc the first TO cross tho Sonora
border since the beginning Of tho re-
cent crisis.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-21

Tho body &c Lawrence iIumrhr, SIS.
VINO Was drowned in the .\promattoN.
near tho Battcrsca Cotton mills ycs-
tarday afternoon. was recovered to-
day The young man is survived by
his mother and several young broth
"rs, whose HON" is in APPROXIMATIONS
street Young Humphreys was ON
ploycd NJ tho Central state Hospttal.
~" was bathing when he WAS taken
with cramps. and sank before his com
panions could reach him
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-21
HEAvY FIGHTING Confines
on THE. SONlNE ERONc

LONDON. July 2o.--Heavy heht,ns
continues On the Somme front The
War Once announced ,o-dav that the
British had gained ground ~ Delyile
wood and Lonsutyal
North o, the I-ou1ueyul- Bazcn,in
position tho British pushed forward
their line. East If the '.cpsi, rsdoub,.
bombing parties made substantial I'D .
vance during she rleh'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-21

shortly after midniEh, this morn
lng ere was Discovered IN Tho rarro'
on tho TOP floor of !. Cooper's store.
iu North sycamore street. The do
partmcnt was called out, but. fortn-
uaiclE, tho fire was cHtInGuishcd VIII
chem icaiS and without Tie use Of
water How the fire originated il not
known. The contents OF the garrett.
consisting mostly OF plumber. were
damaged to The amount of about 5000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-21
KTG1, ~ tAtCtSIS
OCCUPIED ny RUSSIANS

PETRoGEAD July 20 CvIa London)
The war Ofie. announced to-oav
that Kugi AZ imnor,an, noint IN n.
Caucasus. was occupied by tre rus
slams on TUESDAY
kuSi Is junction noln, - nigh.
roads In the ErzeruIn dte1rlct
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-21

Representatives OF the Equal Suf-
fraee League OF Richmond will ad-
dress the Petersburg suifragists to-
morrow afternoon in the ladies' parlor
n tho Young Mems Christian Associa :
tinu The Richmond speakers will he
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-21

You are liable 20 q suAdan a&tAak Of
Bowel Complaint Tks hest r~rnadI IL pf.
SEIH REoLp'A BALKAN warrsatAd ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-21

outskirts OF Lonsu.val and in the Del.
Vile woods.
Tho French. havinS renewed their
offensive. captured a considerable
stretch OF German trenches in the
nciShborhocd OF Estrces, and in en-
Sagements on both sides OF the river
have taken nearly 5000 additional pris-