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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-30
Price of Turkey
Drops at Close
MARKET HcaOily Stocked and
Warm Weather Affects
Retail Quotations.

lnucr the strain Of Il temporarily
hcaNE- stocked market in Richmond
prices on turkeys broke several cents
on The pound yesterday afternoon from
inc quotations prevailing Tuesday The
urcak WAS more especially evident IN
the retail trade. Many OF the whole
SAFE dealers in Cary street said yes
'erduy that prices were remaining the
same as for the previous day. bu, there
were reports III circulation that sew
cral dealers had disposed Of their
stocks ut several cents less than the
general prices
In the retail trade the price ,iroppcd
from 81 cents. which prevailed runS-
day. to from ~ to 80 cents yesterday.
ana the demand was said To I've ONLY
normal Quotations on eggs. both in
Wholesale and retail trade remained
til. same. and was said to ne caused h,.
me scarcity IN the SupplN
several reasons were advanced yos
'cfdHN as III" cause for the break i'm
prices on turkeys The demand was
only about the same as last wear Will.
the supply was far greater and TN,
warm weather made the holding of
STOCKS danrerous. In Cary Street YES
tcrd"E afternoon hundreds Of birds
o"th i've and dressed, were in stock
IN" some dealers We're slightly exer-
use" over their ability 10 dispose of
thcir supply. Sales are cNpcc,cd tn
ne hcaNy this morning. with "A slight
possibility Of further decline. i'm the
quotations.
The situation MAS such commission
merchants said. that Their" WAS no r,..-
""h LOT me absence of the TURKEY from
'hS THANKSGIVING Day dinner to-day
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-30
TEACHERS MEET AT RALEIGH
wv" az Opening Of Thirty
"'rd Anhunl Session of
Assembly.

lHpcciai I" The Times Dispatch
RALEIGH, y. e., November % W.,
nearly LOCO teachers already hero ana
others arriving ON every train ,I,
third annual session of ,,.
feachcrS Assembly opened mi.
'cFho"n ana held the FIRST r.rc,al
meeting tonight. whci. pr.sidc,,, ia
mex. Of the Agricultural ana AIrrh.,rG-
cal college. Welcomed tho visitors .nl
'. Is. smith OF Ncw born. rcspon,.G
brilliant musical PROGRAM ana 80,
able address 10y Dr W - Ea,io,
the tniN"rsit! of uIMois. wcr. o,hc,
features tonight. preceding . roren.
ilon at the Governors Mansion In manor
oi Inc teachers. with the officers az tho
Assembly and state officers and ,err..
sentatives Of tho Chamber OF Cor
mrrce and Woman's CIub IN the r.,
ceivinr line
NJ the business meeting this after.
noon President r. IL. Wright appoiu,-
ed as committee :" nominal, otn,cr,
for the next year S. " Crimson. N.n-
bern: Mrs. j y. Robinson. Durham.
Miss Hlanhenship. Charlotte. q ;. RAW
Gasionia. and j. l. TcAguc. Siaiasyill.
Separate business sessions az a.ut,,-
ments 81 the assembly w.ll hcgii, TO.
morrow and coutiuu" through Friday
Or \. \. Mc';'achcy. of Charlotte viii
deliver thc THANKSGIVING Day sermon
az noon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-30
TRABUE FREED BY JURY
ON CHARGE OF MURDER
Verdict of Acquittnl Returned After
Consideration of One Hour and
Twenty-Thrcc Minutes.
KILLING OCCURRED IN ApRlE.
Harry =. Stokes, the Dead Man, and
Defendant; Both Were Among Most
Prominent Lawyers in Nashville.
Scif-Defensc Was PIcu.
InN Associated prrss !


NASHVILLE. TnNN.. November -
trial here since October 81. charged
with the murder of Harry = stokes,
was this morning acquitted Of the
charge in the Davidson County Grim
inal Court. The court room WAS crowd
cd at the time tho verdict WAS brought
in. shortly after II so O'clock, but Their.
WAS no demonstration. The Gag" was
given I" the jury this morning hy
Judge \ L. Neil. after an exhaustive
charg" ON various degrees of homi.
eide. ihc law OF sclf-d"f"nsc aud III"
theories Of III" stat" and the defense"
The jury received the ease Il, 1895?
and reported Il verdict Of aCuuittal an
hour ana twcnty-thrcc minutes later
The tragedy occurred on April &c
last Trabuc. ON. of the most pr"mi-
neat lawyers in Nashville. went L"
Stokcs's private Office. he said on the
witness stand. seeking from Stokes n
signed rctraction for insulting things
said about him. lie claimed tha, h.
Was attacked by stokes aud .ned H.
solf-hcfcnsc. stokes was killed in.
stan,ly.
Al tho tinc. the two lawyers were
engaged III . suit growing out ~ tho
Guy Hall scandal which dcVcl,ocd in
the summer OF 1915. stokes had been
pressing tho suit vigorously and had
achieved - reputation Of state
proportions IN November last Tr.
bu" entered tho ease as special Coun.
sci 'or the city. Thor" had previourly
been III feeling between tho two. nra
tn" hearings III tn" litigation before
thc Special mast"" In CHANGERS in
creased this feeling. Both families
mere Vcrc among tho mos, promincn,
III the city. The dead man wnS son
OF III" late lanes j.. and blanche Nc.
1hee stokes, ana Was thirty nine
years of age. Nc was married
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-30
GERMANY SENDS PROTEST
THROUGH UNITED STATES
ReScntS Election Of German, Aus.
trian ar Turkish Legations
"om Greece.
NOTE FROM Won BERNsroRFE
Action Declared to BE in Contempt
of international Law and OF Most
Elementary Rules of International
Courtesy.
Try Assnciu,cn No. !

WASIilN,;TON. November 2?.-In a
note delivered to Secretary Lansing to-
day from Count Won Herustorm. GER
many protests against the election Of
the German. Austrian ami Turkish lc-
cations from Greece and asks that the
State Department forward the protcs,
TO Great Britain.
The text OF the note. signed by
Count Won BcrnStorn and addressed 10
Secretary Lansing. follows:
The French commanders OF tho naval
forces Of the entente in the Greek
waters has notified the ENJOYS of Ger
many. Austria hungary. Turkey ana
Bulgaria that they had to leave Greek
territory Immediately with the staff OF
their Legations and of the consulateS.
The German empire most cmphati-
ca!lN protests against this contempt
OF international law. IF the free will oC
a neutral country and of the most ele-
men'ary rules Of international courtesy
Acting under Instructions from the
i'nperial government. have the honor
10 request Your ENCcllency to forward
this protest to the British govern
ment''
Gcrmnny's protest will be sent on to
Great Britain. as requested. and re-
cures no other action on the part of
this government. which is involved oulv
because it represents German interests
in England
Surprise was expressed tina, tho re-
quest was made TO transmit the note
10 Great Britain only. especially as
-\dmira! du Fouruct. commander of Tho
French feet. is the active head of Tho
Whole allied force before Greece. and
has conducted all the negotiations
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-30
ADJUSTMENTS
'Gyp". Love" a, Academy Tobias,


Inc Gypsy Love production Ia be
seen here when Franz l.char's roman.
ne "pcr"jta is presented AZ the .Ncui-
envy to-day, matinee and night. comes
Win all tho bright. crisp freshness
and isud-hox ncwncss OF a rruduc,i..I
us hrsi month outside OF Now York ,'ity
fhis is due to the fact that this fall
before ihc second season OF III. attl:,"-
lions tour was inaururatcd. Producer
.\n"r"as DIPPED ordered tn" entire orIe-
nal production junkcL ana then r..
III 'du"7d the whole thina In ever.
o'!cr direction. i, is said. MIR. Dirnr
has gone TO like extremes no; ouiv
iH maintain the ori2iual hish stand.
asa OF the piece. but also to improve
IL III every way possible. H. has dis
Covered Finita de Soria. u no in tbs.
engagement begins her first American
our More than any other acuui,.i-
iior for tn" now tour. however,. Mr.
lnprel prizes SIN u"w contributions
10 III" already rich score The ,ycre
voluntarily given hy the composer.
Franz l.char. The preparation for the
present tour is said to b. ore Of the
i'rw instances in thcttTical history
when au orchestra was specially or
SaniZed in New York. to provide lnu.st.
70: rehcarSalS and then Was sent OFT
intact as Il part OF the ORGANIZATION.
MIR. nippcl IN previous experiences had
suffered through hundcriur OF mu-
S'cians unfamiliar with y heavily in
SirUmcntated and delicate score. lie
decided the assurance Of perfect :,c-
compartment would be We'll worth tho
extra expense of giving The company
ITS own orchestra.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-30
JeHicoe Becomes
First Sea Lord
Succeeded in Command Of Brit
ish Fleet BY Vfcc-Admiral
Sir David Beatty
IBy Associntcd I'rcss.

LONDON. November 2a.--Rcar-. Adj
miral Sir Joha X. Jcllicoc. commanded
Of the British fleet. was to-day APP
pointed First Sea Lord of the Nd
miralty. being succeeded in command
Of the Grand Fleet by Vice admiral Sir
David Beatty. who commanded the
british battle squadron in the Jutlund
naval battle.
ADMIRAL Sir Henry Il. Jackson. the
present First Sea Lord. has been APP
pointed president Of tho Royal Naval
College at Greenwich.
The announcement Of the change in
command OF the British Grand Fleet
WAS made this afternoon in the House
Of Lords 10y \. J. l5alfour. First Lord
ot tho Admiralty. MIR. Balfour said
there would be consequential changes
also In the board of the Admiralty
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-30
HANCOCK AND sEDBiRI
WE'LL KNOWN IN RICHMOND

Jesse L. Hancock, a passenger on tho
Marina, - well known in R!uh!noud
having worried at the printing trade
for some time in this city. He has two
brothers, Lee r.. Hancock. collector Of
delinquent taxes, and j. -. Hancock
- linotype operator. who are residents
or Richmond. George Scdbury. of Fay
cttcviilc. y. c.. who is mentioned in
tn" dispatch as having lost his life
vas also known in Richmoud. having
worked for a short time in the COM
posing room OF The Times Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-30
SUBMARINE: DOES Nor
OFFER ANY SSSISTt NOE:

The submarine was sighted shortly
after tho Marina went down 1t came
Ia tho surface several hundred yards
away. but it did not offer my assist
an"c We noatcd il. our boats for
eighteen hours, tn" weather being cold.
and With Slcct aud snow failing part
Of tn" tim". We were first discovered
10y the lookout ON - lighthouse. The
lighthouse sent out signals To British
patrol boats. which soon aftcrward APP
pcarcd Part OF us were picked UP by
tho patrol boat Williams. tho others by
tn" British ship Wndsworth. and wc
were landed at cast.lt"i and Cross
Haven. Ireland.
when We loft Newport News on
september >. We had It cargo Of horses
and ammunition The horses wore
landed at Monmouth and tn" ammuni-
ton at Glasgow.
we left Glasgow ON "a, return trip
20 Baltimore on October 26. Before
leaving Glasgow gun was mounted
on the stern and TWO CunucrS from
II British war vessel were pla ccd on
board. Both Gunncrs lost their lives
AS they stayed by their post in hopes
OF getting shot at the submarine"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-30
I,n-Lr,s for Confederate Women.

THANKSGIVING baskets contniu!nI.
fruit. provisions ana flowers. prepared
ny publ, OF John Marshall High
school, VIII be given today 20 tho in
mates u the Homo fuI Confederate
Women. The baskets have been on
display ut til" hgh-schccl building
during tn" Virginia educational con-
ference. There arc about NIFTY IN all
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-30
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
W. ncrn:,rJ JJln,n,

w. H"ruard Tilman. "a we'll known
farmer OF Alhcmarle County. died SOS
i"rday evening at $50 o'clock "a, his
nome. near crozct. The funeral will
take place tomorrow from Hillsboru
BAPTIST church. and the iutermcnt will
bc made in the liillsboro Cemetery.
Mr.. Tilman Is survived by two lauuh.
t"rs. Misses liettic and Marin ana by
three sons. Willie r.. j. Dean. and
John :. TilmHm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-30

tI order that state officials and en-
pi"yc"S may root for Virginia or Caro-
lima. as their sympathies may be- or
spend the day To themselves IN any
way they may deem proper. tho Capt
ioi ana state Offices la the Library
Building VIII bc closed to-day Some
Of the officials will go hoim. for a dav
with their families but. for the mos,
part. they Will remain in Tho city to
celebrate Thanksgiving here
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-30
i!L.t Q rs

HEA = r,rw,bi.a Wednesday, at : 30 4 NJ
TN, -NDERS GRANT. JE- infmn,
sun ui Ny Matter t.ndcEs Grant
FunGral THIS CTlirRsDAYp MorNJNG
';ra,,,v,iI.v . Ctn'N at IN" HON" Of his father
r n},a NJ i-pis.I, at 81. Elzabc,h's Hos.
NARY sTocI: MAR beloved VII. o,f '.,,Mr,:;
ic.vssss" c M Hi1"' Beside her rqshand. she
has,erst"wn Nd and Thomas Brrnman Of
nnFH t,, y = aud ono sister, MISC Mag.
unfFhi YIN take place from Sacred
n'FsIrr,..u ,I.a,inn"HThi TITS CTHCRSDAyJ
Sl;AIGHTE!: Departed this life A, MS
", nome. ~ East Duvnl Street at c:I6 T. N
Si.A LGiiTEI; H." leaves u dc*";.ti vie
M, W. "i|'her:. one 81 ',rr ana hosi OF reia-
Funeral FRIDAY AFTERNOON at ?
Church '' "''' "ep''S'
He was employed hy tho Bromm Baking
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-30
Governor offers Reward.

Jron tho suggestion cf former state
Senator FcaihcrStone and the Common
wealth. Attorney of ca.apbcll County.
Governor Stuart yesterday offered re-
ward o! >loD for the arrest and con-
Nl"ton OF the murderer of Edward
Thornton, an aged cOlorcd man Of
'anipbcli County. The offer OF reward
was conditioned upon The Offering Of
a Ike amount by the county Board Of
Supervisors
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-30
\cw Orleans Bnnk CIearing..

nv Associated Press
NEW ORLEANS. November -
New Orleans bank clcarings during Mo-
N"mhcr tnta!ed siG4.956.0iL. the
argos, for any single month since the
rearing house was established here
IN 1872. according TO the report of tho
!"arins- House Association to-day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-30
Mrs. tnrrlSOn heel. with.

Special TO The Times Dis patch
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES VA. November
'2'.-MrS Garrison Enckwith. of King
ftor%c county died on Monday a, her
nome mfr!"diand." after brief i'll
ness me body was taken Ncstcrdrv
by her husband To Dalton. \. Y for
'ht'"'""nt In the family buryinc
ground.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-30
WILLARD REELECTED
becomes President of BaIti,nurc mud
onto for Ills SIKH C0nscru-
tive Term

Jew YORK. November 29-Danicl
ii!HId vas to-day reelected president
"i the Baltimore and Ohio for his sixth
consecutive term Oscar G. Murray
Was chosen chairman Of the directorate
Tor the ensuing year. The other eXocu-
tive officers were re- elected
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-30
GET 10 PER CENT RAISE
Employees OF torc River ShipbuiId-
ing Corporation Granted In
crease In Wages.

QUINCY. MASS. NoNcin Der aa.-t.m-
n!oyces OF the Fore River ShipbuildinG
Corporation below the grades of fore
men and assistant forcmen will receive
!" pea cent increase in wages. be-
Gian.nG December s. according to an
announcement made tonight. The an
n"umccncnt adds that tho increase is
given IN recognition Of the increased
cost Of living.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-30
MrS. 4. L.. Wells.

Special 10 The Times Dispatch
PETERSBURG. VA. November 2..-
Mrs. y l.. Wells died last night al
the home OF her SON. W T. Wells il,
canal street. IN the seventy-sccond
year of her age. Besides her son She
ic"lcS one daughter, Mrs. W. y. Alley.
"i Richmond. and brother and TWO
sisters. -. I. Drake and Miss Mary l.
Drake. OF this city. and Mrs Alice V.
i'rcwrN. 81 Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-30
Charles X. Smithr,.

Special TO Tho Times IBIS patch
w lNtHESTER. VA. November %
charles Il. Smithcy. siNty-thrcc years
Oh. died to-day at his home near
Hrucctown. Va. He was born near No
histu:ic Friends meeting house. Al,
Hopvwell He managed FOR many wears
tn" Peach Grove summer resort near
W'dcEvillc. and later tho Blue sail Inn
at Bruc"towH. He leaves = wife, for.
merry Miss Margaret Reynolds. OF Eul.
tiinorc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-30
.SwcctLcmrtS- NcNt Week.

y, the academy ON Tuesday ANA
Wednesday and Wednesday, matinee
Victor Herberts "Swecthcaris." with
Julia CLIFFORD singing the title role. Will
ho seen for the first time ~ this city.
Miss Clifford viii he surrounded by Il
capable supporting company wiki Leo
stark. ii tn. original New Ho'H com
pany, playing the leading comedy role.
The production. il is said. is hcauti.
fully mounted ANA carries It's OWN
nrchcsirn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-30
kObcrt MRAkcN.

Special TO The Times Dispatch.
BRISTOL. VA. November o?-Eob.
ert Wask"%. FOR twenty years in
business here as a general merchant,
died last night aged nifty. He was q
'"ttiNe OF Montroncry County. having
come here from near Christiansburr
lie leaves Il wife
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-30
SICK RATE ON BORDER
slight Increase for Week Ending No.
'cmbcr - Among American
TrOups.
IN N..o.LRteN Prrss |

WASHINGTON, November @G.--The
SICK rate among tho border troops for
the week ending November % in
creased slightly, according to reports
I" tho War Department The rate was
30 pc: cent. with four deaths. against
80 per cent the week previous. The
rat" for regular troops was 2.53 per
cent. with two deaths a decrease from
Sol per cent the previous week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-30
REPORT ON THE ,CIIEoItNG
RECEIVED IN MEM YORK
rBy Associated Press

BN Associated Press
NEW YORK. November 29-A rcport
ON the tprpcdoiig % the steamer
'ncmuns was received here to-day by
i!arriss. MaSin " Co. agents in a
"ablegram from Captain Dury, saying
"thcmung sunk l.! guntirc and tor
rcd"cd by Austrian submarine four
teen miles cast II Cape Gaia, 18th. All
safe. Address care American consul,
N.tI.nyia."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-30
ADDITIONAL TAX ON BELGIUM
Germnn Authorities Issue Decree I'm
posing Further Payment of TO-
hO0.0O0 Francs II Month.
BY Associated Press.

PARIS, November 2?-'rhc German
authorities have issued decree i'm :
posing II further payment of 10000. 900
francs a month on belgium, according
t" II ilaNas dispatch from iiavrc. This
* addition To the existing levy 81 49,
100000 francs. The dispatch says that
tho provisional councils HAY, been con-
vohcd for December =. in .,c. to APP
prove thc new imposition
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-30

activity on tho part Of the opposing
artillery forces south of tho River
,Somme. in the sectors OF Biachcs and
Pressoirc.
con the remainder OF the front tho
night passed. quietly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-30

such n combination Of love and
social ievcliug AS is provided in '''fh"
Millionaire's Son and the shop Cir
is bound to have it's appeal. whether
it may he regarded as clcvatinG 20
the stag" or not. Therefore the cur
rent Offering At the iiijou is being con-
sist.ntly well patronized.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-30
NOTHING or IMPORTANCE
ON RUSSIAN FRONT
nv Associated rrcss]

iRy Associated Press
BERLIN. November 80 'ria SayNillc).
TO days official statement regarding
operations on the Russian front is as
follows:
Eastern front-F'ront Of Prince Leo
poid: Nothing %: Importance has oc-
Cured
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-30
BRITISH TROOPS REFUSED
SOUTHWEST or LEN

IRy Associated Press
BERLIN, November - thy SayNillc).
British troops attacking near Civ
cnchy. southwc.. OF Lens. last nigh,
were rcpulscd. the War Office reports.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-30

In being appointed First Sea Lord
ADMIRAL Jcl!icoc succeeds Admiral Sir
Henry Bradwardimc jackson, who had
held that post mt the Admiralty since
May. 1915. when he took the place
vacated 10y Lord Fisher
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-30
= D.. - -..---
rUNEHAI. NOTICES,

Wnn NED Tut S,iay. viii rake place from
IN" ni'' PRESBYTERIAN .;Efirch TODAY nj
4. " 'Ioch' ih'erincht in OAK wood Gene
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-30
The Ouininc That Docs MOI ,fYcc, Ion,

Because Of it, tonic and laxaiiv. effect.
Laxative Bronze QuIninc Ia taken IN
any one without causing nervousncss nor
ringing ia the hcad. There In only one
ture * on box. 1Sc. 90
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-30
STUART ENDORSES SALE
OF RED CROSS SEALS
GoNcrpor Writes Letter III tPprrrin-
ton Of Work of tirrinin Anti
tuberculosis Association.

Governor Henry {. stuart yesterday
sent the followine letter TO the Virginia
Antitubcrculosis Association:
Miss Agnes u. Randolph. EX. Sec.
Virginia Antituhcrculosis Associa-
non.
great pleasure To iudorse the sale Of
the led Cross christmas seal UNI
dcrstand that the proceeds from tho
sale last Christmas betrayed the en-
penSsS Of Inc campaign Tor tho negro
sanatoriuin. helped TO maintain sew
eral public health nurses. assisted two
Of our five diSpeuSaries. paid part Of
the expense Of three fresh air schools
one OF which was opened through the
sale of seals and have in addition
cared Tor lnGiscut patients i'm their
homes and at Catsw ha. This Year.
believe, your association plans 10 de-
vote portion o; lhe fuud 10 8 cam
paisu 20 provide hospital Accommodate
lions for the crippict children q the
glad 10 commend This vork To the
citizens g ne state assured that they
Viii recognizes = value.
l have eseo E,.,i - see the activity
Of YOU -Ss>-s:so- - The e~o-; TO
provide r'ce- t-5> fa- ths ;-be-c.:louS
The :aci KS: $3.50 a-s needed and
ihai Ire >:@:s h.z only see makes
sof0e >t-.tas s@c-; Imperative. ! :cus;
that 80 "c-s s.: s.-- $500 alton In
this DIRE aE 1Ay =se: ~l;h s.e,ess
Ns:7 ---, wears.
sgt. s.-NEr l. STUART
lcvs-no.
THe Ee- r-rss ~s-s-sS ss.s .rc
on sale ---5 rr--u-- ~ Rich
mons s-;a-.:,:r -u.as;< Association
i,,.<i - ~ I-'ss-s >. ire s~,a paid
The s2i2-. - --ss -a :. Aru,uG. who
NOtHs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-30
SURVIVORS OF MARINA
TELL OF SINKING OF SHIP
F"rty-one Horscmen, Who We're ON
Lost Steamer, Arrive i'm
New York.
ToHrEDOED WITHOUT WARNING
Second Shot Declared to Have Been
unnecessary, and Without II, Be-
iiered There Would Have Been No
Loss of Life.
iBv Associated Pres.


NEW YORK. November .o-A de-
tailed rcpor, of the torpcdoinc and
sinking of the British steamship Marina
-" '''oocr - OF the southwest coast Of
ireland. when nineteen persons. includ-
ing six Americans. los, their lives. was
given here to-day by forty-onc horse
men. American survivors. who arrived
Tuscania. from Glasgow
Jesse II. Hancock. OF Newport News
ar'ins aS spokesman. said tn" shin WAS
torpcduod without warming two Tor.
pcduc$ being fired. tho first hitting her
on the atarbonrd quarter. and the sec
"nd on the port side lie added. and
his assertion was supported hy the
others. that tho firing nf tho second
torpedo WAS unnecessary and had it
not been fred there would not in all
probability. have been amy loss OF life
III was shortly after ::a5 r. NJ on
saturday. October IS when We were
about siNty-nvc miles OF shore. that
w" were attacked said iiancucl.
"rhr frs; warning VIC had was when
the torpedo hi, our ship. tho explosion
ali but breaking her in two. -Four
boats were launched in eighteen
minutes. and i; WAS while the nCth boat
Was being made ready that the second
t"rpcd" VAS fired. Its explosion KILLED
IN" remaining men ON deck. nineteen
mcn. including SiA of the horscmcn
The dead. as determined from
checking UP OF our number were:
'f - Brown. charlottesville. Va:
j. Il. Brown. Roanoke. Va: George Sod
bury, Faycttcvillc. " G.: u. T. Thomas
Wilmington. Dol: W. Buoy. formerly
Of the crow Of the steamship Orthia
ANA George House, Of Norfolk. Va
man named John Lux. OF Seattle
Wash. u member Of the crew Of tho
Marina. also was among tho missing