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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-10
ESTIMATES ARE MADE
FOR HOSPITAL NEEDS
General Board of state Hospitals Has
Special Meeting Herewith Sub
init To Finance Committee

At a special meeting held in MUIR
phys Hotel Friday the General Board
of State Hospitals under whose ad-
ministration the State Epileptic Col
ony and the hospitals for the insane
are operated. put in shape its esti-
mates of the needs OF the several in
situations during the next two years.
These estimates will be placed before
the Finance Committee when the Gen.
eral Assembly meets here next week.
In addition to making up the esti~
mates and listing the needs of the sew
eral institutions. the general board
heard the reports of the special board
and of the legislation committee, sug-
gesting measures fitted to the future
needs of the states hospital >ystem.
The meeting was presided over by
Chairman ]. y, Bargaman. OF Wood
stock. land DIR. j. I. Mastin of this
city. secretary. was at the desk,
Among those attending were DIR. A. s.
Priddy. of the Epileptic Colony; DR.
w, F. Drewry. Of Central State Hos
pnal: Or. j :. DsJarnette, OF Western;
DR. Brown, Of Eastern Ro Gillian,
Sr.. j. O. Bohannon, DR.. II. L. Steven
son. Mr. Osborne. Irving Whitehead,
Shirley Carter. commemorative At
torney Ferguson. of Appomattax, and
Judge Treadway. of Chatham.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-10
HEALTH DEPARTMENT
DRIVING AKAf GERMS
short Talks o. GriE Br GIVeR Go school
Children tomorrow and
"Wednesday.

In pursving its csmrslyn against
grip SRI 970aasoRis, the Rishmond
Health DepaE tmeqt liz doing everything
possible 20 drivs away the mischievous
germ. set only is tho department
telling tho people what to do TO avoid
the trouble. bot y is sending thousands
of circulars Into the torres of tine city.
mainly through the srhocl children.
who arc given copies OF the circular
OF Instructors to study themselves and
to take to their homes, anyone may
seure copy hy applying to the health
Office
Short talks will he made Tuesday
and Wednesday Of this week in the
various schools b. officials connected
with the Health Department and the
Department Of EDUCATION.
The lecturers viii be: From the
Health Department. chief Health ON
Ger Levy and Medical Inspector Sum
luers, from the Department Of Educa-
ton, Medical lD'rector @anett and his
two assistants Or. Giles y. Cook and
Dr. NJ. l.. Boyle
Besides this, any private school will
be furnished. On request, with what
ever nuuber Of these circulars they
win agree 10 distrihGts among their
pupils aud So flt as possible. arrange
ments for TAFT. VIII bc made on re-
quest.
There Is az Important commercial
aspect 10 OH ralnsaigr," caid Or. Levy
last nirht. "Fhe1aYas = ,ycuaine cpl
de,u'c Of G'tp aoF iao"'c"hia hits q
city, 1T tnrcvs tho v,Ao1- Hfe Of the
community out Of joint. II Ia not an
unusual thing for one-fourth OF al! the
pcoplc, large Hnd small to be taken
down with grip in sach an epidemic.
Tale seriously cripplcs every Industry.
"lf the campaign against grip and
pneumonia which the Richmond Health
Department Is now conducting sc
leeds in preventing only 20 per cent
Of the cases which would otherwise
occur. this will mean thousands Of
workers remaining on duty instead Of
being laid up i'll for some days and
then being UNIT for work for quite a
while longer, What this must mean
80 our merchants and manufacturers
in dollars and cents / will not UNDER
take to compute, As in all public
health work the saving, even when
most conservatively calculated. chal-
lenges belief"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-10
BODY Of A. {. fAkEs
FOUND N APP0nAII0l
Roanoke Contractor Meets HIS lind In
Cold Waters OF fsiyer-Body
Discovered In Harbor.
SLICK REAL ESTATE MAN.
Sells Property. Has Large Check
Cashed, Then Eansooscs With Funds
After Working Old Game.

Especial TO The Richmond yirginian)
Petersburg, Va, Jan 9.--The body
of Il. K. Eanes. Of Roanoke, was found
in the Appomattox River this morning,
floating near the lower end OF .he city
harbor. The coroner viewed the body
and turned it over to undertakers
Badger 4 Wood, to hold until relNtiyes
from Roanoke come for IL.
M. Eunes had for some time been
engaged in contracting work at Hope
well. 1t could not be learned today
whether death was due to accident or
suicide. Rush Eanes, member OF the
Roanoke police force ia brother. He
was notified of the finding of his
brothers body, and will reach Peters
burg early tomorrow morning to take
charge Of the remains
Skips With Large sum.
warrant was sworn out today Tor
the arrest of Samuel Shuman, want
cd here for the larceny of $4,000.
For some time Shuman has been
selling real estate in Hopeweli. on
commission. Several days ago he
negotiated a deal for piece of prop
erty belonging to Bill Frank, Greek.
The property brought s2.400. Shuman
secured a check in payment for the
Petersburg yesterday to get the
money The check being good. 1t was
cashed at a local bank
Then. at the suggestion of Shuman.
the two started to go TO the Office Of
a lawyer. to have the deed fixed up.
and his commission paid over to Shu-
man. Just before reaching the lawyers
office Shuman excused himself. saying
he wanted to 60 into store for
moment
ShumaE entered a store, while
Frank stood outside.
The real estate man failed to reap
pear after reasonable time. and
Frank Investigated. He found that
Shuman had disappeared, and with
him the $2.400. He searched around
for a while, and then reported the
case. The man could not be found,
and a warrant was sworn out for his
The police are searching for him.
His description has been sent 10
neig RI boring cities. Frank figures that
he is both his money and his property
out.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-10

Phidias Pot this test 10 himself. sNo
day without a line.
TT took the early settlers months
to cross the plain in their on carts
on their way TO California. The days
of the forty-niners are forgotten with
the engines that leap aeress the aes-
erts. At one time II took weeks and
even months for news to spread from
one section of this country TO sn-
other, but today it takes but few
minutes for even minor events In
New York, London, Berlin. st. Fee
tersburg, Tokyo, Calcutta TO be licked
off in San Francisco, and the daily
newspapers 70 into the remotest sec
tons of our rural districts. Those
who do not accept the new make no
progress. The Chinese have for cen
turtles shut themselves in behind walls
aid refused innovations. The great
masses In Russia are doing but little
better than their fathers did CEN
fury ago. The Turkish empire is
treading the path 1t has trod since
the days of Mohammed. and the Hot
cntots in Africa are dancing around
their sacred poles just as they have
done since they became hewers of
wood and drawers of water. 1t takes
vision to go forward. it takes faith
to go forward. and it rakes effort to
go forward.
LET us determine to look up and
lift up this year. If we follow the
CLEAN it will lead us into greater
light. Marjorie said one day. When
we were playing out in the barn to-
day the sun shown in through
knot hole high up in one of the
boards, and 1t made path. golden
path way up. l guess IL any one
could have walked up in it he would
have found roadway to heaven.
During a great flood in the Mississippi
which threatened the destruction of
the city of New Orleans. two men
stood on the levee watching the ris-
ing waters. One asked the other, IL
you had the monev and strength to
use at will, what would YOU do for
our city? Not having thoue hit of the
matter in this definite way, the gen
tleman referred the question back to
his friend, What would you do?'
The friend said. 7 would build these
dykes so high and so wide thar no
flood could ever endanger the city
again. hat would be the finest
thing any man could do for New Or
leans The other thought a moment
and then said. L would not do that.
IL / were able ! would get my arms
beneath the city and lift IL so high
that no flood could ever endanger IL
again Let me ask us tonight to let
God reach down and lift us so high
that none of the things that have en-
trapped us during the past year may
again dethrol.v the man within, ana
let us reach down and lift up all who
need us. so that they. too, may live
in realm higher than they have
lived before. Let the lead bury their
own dead; but go thou and publish
abroad the Kingdom of God
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-10

Continued From First PaxeD
broader expression from all the CEN
trail powers. including Turkey and Bull
earia, az to their willingness to respect
international law.
Only the merest technicalities, Off
Ciats believe, stand in the way of fnal
adjustment Of the William p Frye
case. Cermany's latest note on this
dispute is regarded a. the State De-
partmeut as thoroughly satisfactory,
especially In the pledge 1t contains not
tn turn passengers and crews loose in
small boats Oh he omen seas In cases
whore 1T becomes necessary 10 de-
4troy contrahand- laden American YES
selz.
Only Technical Objection.
The unwilliugness of Germany to
subscribe to the appointment of an
umpire to sit with American and Ger
man commissioners selected to APP
praise the damages resulting from the
tlest F1ietioft- of The Frye officials regard
as "a mere technical object that can be
easily overcome. With the submarine
controversy we'll on the way TO ami
cable adjustment, as American officials
see it, the State Department may now
proceed to take mp aggressively the
various grievances the United states
holds against Great BTtlAln ana Hef
allies for what liz regarded by this
country as unwarranted interference
with American trade. Great Britain
already has before her the American
note of october u, 1915, protesting
against the British orders in council.
and the protest just sent against in
terference with American mails to and
from Germany. Within a few DAYS
Secretary Lansing is expected to send
a comprehensive note, protesting
against the inclusion in the British
list of absolute contraband of certain
articles Of commerce, such as cotton
and foodstuffs, when Unsigned TO neu-
trail countries in Northern Europe
That the United States means to fol-
low it's protests to the allies vigorous
ly was indicated in the concluding
paragraph of the note of october Fl,
which reads;
This championing the integrity OF
neutral rights which have received the
sanction OF the civilized world against
the lawIeSs conduct of belligerents
arising out of the bitterness of the
great conflict which is now wasting
the countries Of Europe, the United
states unhesitatingly assumes, and TO
the accomplishment of that task 1t will
devote it's energies. exercising always
that impartiaiity which from thu out
break of the war il has sought to exer-
else In its relations with the warning
nations"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-10
TO O1Cl0F p|
UPON BUILDING LINE

When the street COMMITTEES meets
this afternoon a repc5t -fycm Alder.
man ". J Gilman end Mr.. Eugene
u. Hcbhs will be reee1geo eoeicerains
n. rNiuS ~ brtid'rs ir3 on The
EoSlevsr3 oCtweeo GrsJre street and
NIoaumeat ANtn5s. Th.s gsss'ion Was
l,sfcra. the luiaL,i1:aE "a. regent meet
Ing. and ~os ,-f, e. the two gentleman
~ Gvc.Hr betNeen themselves. being
.eN owners " tie entire spgarN
ir. Hobbs wiahes to build "a hand
~t,,ns three-story building at The cor
ier OF Monument Avenue ard the
BCulcva "a Mr.. Gilman wants the
building Ene kept back from the street
LIE as far a s possible. The committee
So " that there was a. possibility of tho
tWu gentlemen gcttiu< together. 50
they turned the proposition over to
them 30 report at todsys meeting
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-10
TWO MEN WOUNDED IN
MUNITIONS STRIKE RIOT

Lakewood, n. j :, Jan. 9.--fwo men
have been shot and wounded In strike
rio:a at the plant of the Eddystone
Munitions Corporation of Pennsylva-
mia, southwest of here. in the last
few days, according to information
brought here today. Edward Helmuth.
OF OsbornE4lle. was seriously wound
ed. and/Roy Hendrickson, of this
place. received scalp wound.
The strike of a majority of the
$50 men employed in building a new
testing and prnving plant is said to
have resulted from the discharge of
an employe for intoxiCation.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-10
GERMAN SUBMARINES ACT
81 pPLY SHIPS TO OTHIsRS

Havana ian a.-The Spanish
~fea mcr TafhN ,era. which arrived to-
Aav frorq ~-a Ssh ports, reports that
a large German submarine has been
found 3irended on Cont each, twenty
miles sobth ~ Cadiz The members
Of the crew we're dead ~ the result OF
asp8yNiat!on.
The submarine was filed with food
and gasoline. and Il IL presumed that
she WAS serving AZ "a supply ship for
ather submarines. thus explaining the
German source of supply.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-10


fight the administration by william j.
BRYAN, former Secretary of State.
In it's endeayors to push the defense
bills through Congress the administra-
ton has undoubtedly been handica p
ped by the attitude Of the responsible
Democratic lea ders in the two houses.
Mr. Kitchin is an out and out op
ponent OF preparedness as advocated
by the President, while Senator Kern.
the Senate leader, is a critic of the
policy, and will lend no help to the
administration in this emergency
There is good reason TO believe tina;
a conference will he held at the White
House in the near future 10 advise
ways and means to put the defense
biils through the House as expeditions
IN as possible. As things are now drift
ing, entfGn on the bills would he ie-
layed unt.l late in the session. whereas
the administTati don wants them push II
along before the Democratic rational
committee IL called 10 order OIL june
IA II Is understood the T9resi6en, and
his advisers aill confer g;tn tire. laas
srs in Congress-. who favor the defense
program with view 10 forcing the
adoption of mere aggressive methods
IN handling the measure.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-10
DUPONT PLANT EXPLOSIONS
FORCE REACHES PHILADELPHIA

Philadelphia. Jan. 3 Bolcher's
plant Of the DUPONT Powder Works.
at Carneys Point, y. j. exploded at
I2:2l this morning The flash of the
explosion was seen inthis city and
its force rocked many sections of
Philadelphia
Employees of the plant who reached
Wilmington about an hour after the
explosion said the explosion had oc-
CURED in the blending tower of plant
No. Z, a structure ia which the powder
In blended. fThAre were forty-two
mon working in the plant at the time,
The chief Of police at Wilmington
saw forty-two are missing,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-10

In .esterdav's Issue. ~" discussed
#3hr vicious habit OF pjstol-totiuE, the
Writing F1fng suggested by the shoot
Ting of npiiCemen both in Norfolk aud
Eienno1G nv ptetol-toiera. The Nor
h faft< Etrg lriau- Pilot Of even date pub
sished A Timely article on tn" SAM
eubscrt
Our contemporary dcnnunccs not
r,lx ;rn ,lrious practice Of toting pis-
tolls hut tit@ vicious traffic in pistols,
wtaifh m sanctioned by law. The SALE
of aeafsr wea pnrs has not been re-
. sfrirted sav4 the Nirginiau-Pil0t
ssaad little effort has been made to
rrs4r H. Every vicious criminal
every cocaine user every man VINO sa
desired any. no matter who he was
what he had done or what he might
do, had bat TO have the price of
cheap revolver to mako of himself a
potential rr71rti~ref
.sssff ts strange how lax are the law
makers q nd the officers OF the law in
dealing with the sale OF deadly wea-
pons. The people Of Virginia nave
rpted to- prohibit the sale of intnxi~
eating liquors but the traffic IN dead
#xsy weapons Ia unrestricteds When
man drinks whiskey he does II ~ his
own risk. lie does not drink ~ for the
{ purpose OF inturing some one else, II
Y III his own affair But when a man
SssrehasAa-- "a pistol and -ceHcea+s 1t
about his person, he means to iniure
another. WE are not discussing pro-
hibition. but We would emphasize the
fact that every argument that can be
sbrought forth IN behalf OF the sup
presaion of the liquor traffic applies
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-10
SIX MEN ARE ACQUITTED
ON CONSPtRA6I CHARGE

New York, Jan. 9--After fifty
hours of deliberation the jury in the
New Haven Railroad conspiracy case
late this afternoon returned d YER
dict Of aCquittal for six OF the de-
PENDANTS. reporting a disagreement in
the cases of five others. Those ac-
quilted are Frederick +. Brewster, j..
n Barney. Robert W Taft James S.
Hemingway. a. Heaton Robertson
and Henry X. McHarg. A Disagree
ment was reported for william Rock
efeller. Charles +. Brooker. Lewis
Cass Ledyard, Edward d. Robbins
and Charles NJ Pratt. Counsel for
the government declared he is GER
tain there will be another trial for
the last named five,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-10
TAFT SAYS BUSINESS BODIEs
SUPPORT LEAGUE FOR PEACE

New Haven. Conn. Jan Eek :
President Taft. Ter a formal statement
given to the newspapers for publica-
ton today makes the point thai rep
resentatives of the business interests
~ the country are giving their support
TO the proposals Of the League 70 TN
force Peace. Of which ne Is president.
MIR Taft also eenH1ends the inea o.
n league of American republics which
was mt forth last week at the Pan
American congress, as one which looks
toward the creation of a world wide
league of nations. such as Is con-
tenplated ny The Taft league.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-10
FINANCE COMMITTEE TO
HEAR FROM DEPARTMENTS

The Finance Committee will meet
on Thursday night to hear from the
Police and Fire Departments as to
their wants for the coming year. Be-
sides these Two departments the COM
mitee will hear from the Employment
Bureau Board, and citizens who wish
to appear in behalf of interests not
represented by the departments.
Following this meeting the coramit-
tee will hold a special meeting TO
hear from the Administrative Board.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-10
Germans Isecapturr l;vaonxs.

Ber'ill vis ylcc}gas 10 : Tviir, T.
,Jan. a.-<iernlaa farse- reeantrr"d
ths trenches near Ti,vzsteln. south OF
fTnfknasnsweiierko IA Cpp6r Aiaaco,
ffst were taken by The French on De
resIiAr ~ according 10 ;te German
war office announcement today
iae Statement says that twenty Of
Hcess oS3 ohauSseBTs. aud fiftern
mHcAiuc guns were captured from the
TFsErfg
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-10
THREE KILLED IN PISTOL
BATTLE. IN KENTUCKY

Lexington, Ky. Jan. 9---Three men
were killed today In terrific pistol
battle between citizens and robbers IN
the mountains Of Harlan County Two
of the dead are Wesley Blair and l1ar-
Ian Blair, the former wealthy resi-
dent.
-Four bandits tried 10 hold Them mp
81 the point Of pistols The Blairs
nfleted Are on the robbers Ealing sne.
Two others were captured.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-10
OLDEST BAPTIST PREACHER
DIES At AGE, OF 1903 YEARS

Ashevilie. n. G.. Jan. 9.-Rev. Will
liam Barnes. the oldest minister in
North Carolina, and believed 70 be
the oldest minister in the United
States. died at his home at West Ashe-
VILE this morning. aged 1903 years,
months, He had heen An active saP-
tfst minister, for more than sixty
years tie is survived by six children
and a large number of grandchildren
and Observation-Disclosures.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-10
Russian< Hnve Timer Hand.

l4ndon. san e. The Hpssians con
tsnue To hold tie upper hand IN the
sEsgantic battle which has been raging
for moro than % week on the huge
hattie lire stretching from koyel TO
she mort hwestern corner IF Ressara-
tasffa. TIE Petrograd war Office as
saeTsS r.zartoryyk. on the kovel-Sarny
Railway Us firmly held by the Car .
forces tno Austrian attempts al tts
reca pturc having been repuised Ter
rific losses to the NuS'riaus are re-
arofted
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-10
pisbon Denny Al Centenary.

Bishop NoIllns Denny, OF tHo
Methodist Episcopal Church. SOUTH
reached mt the IL O'Clock service yes
tcrdav morning at Centenary Method
isl Church. and despite the inclement
weather was heard by congregation
that entirely filled the edifice.
The pastor, Rev. T, a. Smoot. con-
Quoted the evening service.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-10
.M0THERCRAFT-- SUBJECT 0F
HIGHLAND PARK MOTHERS

The Mothers Club OF Highland Park
Will hold regular meeting next Tues
day In the school building, the meet
lag being called to order at ! O'clock
Instead of 40, as has been the hour.
Mrs Philip Spence will be the princi-
pal speaker OF the evening. Her sub
iect will be "Mothercraft" The presi-
dent asks that members will be prompt
IN Attendance
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-10
1aassss, and FRENCH Arrested.

N A naS4erdam, via London, Jan. A.
II slSspatch from Constantinople says
thai in reprissl for the arrests by the
ALLIED STAR iu SalcnisA cf the turkish
pxslil and other OttoHlaes IN tho
ffuek port. the Tnrisk government has
'Mfreefed ten British SID french CHI
Uens. Including the remeifinc embassy
of1seisis Altogether 1899 subjects az
x1ae entente governments E%vv been
.tnttrEsa, tho dispatch SAYS.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-10

New YORK; Jan. H,--Thefe HttTh"u
ljttlc doubt among the Bull Moose
leaders who started for Chicago today
that the Progressive National Commit
tee would be held in that city on June
:. Tho same day on which the Repub-
Ifcan convention begins its work and
she date favored by Colonel Roosevelt.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-10

<&s%s 81 foo1ssGTs Ia SwitzeriA nd
6e4 IN said 20 be the Rstn cause for
~ 1ew exchange The oeiy pos~ihle
x4heAF cSnsssta IN THE whpiFssie ie~
3tA4atsRxang OF foedsturs So bulgaria.
sx{<t fAv,Meat OF these sh pments being
hxaek III payer none
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-10
one Killed, ono Hurt In Fire.

Boston Jan Fire destroyed the
Thomas H. O'Shea Morocco plant IN
Peabody early this evening, causing a
property loss of $25o.oo0' funny insured
william II. Kerwin, a fireman, was
killed when a p00-foot iron smoke
stack fell, striking him on the head
William FindIay sustained a fractured
skull
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-10

90 n pfOfessoT III ar eulraiIDnal tUstl-
s4utsoa was eXaa!uiH- sorsie students
TN hggfsnT science TIE great
city aggiof er2tions vItiate the At
as1sssp fseFe" }sss said. MoTf5iferogYs
sHefma. escap!nt from Inhabited ipteri-
sOrH. eantanlinste the air round about.
tn the country, however. the atnos-
Ethsre reuas 0ls pure Why is that,
|s5onss.F "T5acagse. said Jones the
zl,eopke n the coanuy neTes open their
SsK3ud0Ms.'
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-10
Atlantic Longshorcrnen May Strike

Baltimore. Jan. 9~Wha, is said 10
b. the beginning Of movement
which Is expected TO tie up all ship
pins on the Atlantic coast started
hera ooay with the announcement Of
1 the stngshoremen thai strike ia
ainminent They refused last night
20 lead the ship Swaumore There
are 1900 mem bers Of the local union.
T1aes are demanding an increase Of
Ugh. cents arr hour
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-10
40. 600 Hear Rillx SUNDAY

Tenton. Y J.. Jan 9~-Over 4o.040
sersora heard Billy Sunday at three
z4ers1ces to-day. and IN The afternoon
szltS hi TIC trail.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-10

New York. Jan. a.-Major Nathan J.
'xshtsts-, OF the Second Maine Cavalry.
sI e. IA us lite Civu War. died
fHsasaag at tire Volunteer Hospital
Iron exposure. He WAS seventy years
old
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-10

Philadelphia, Jan. Give men
were. drowned today when a sixteen
foot skiff in which, they were battling
with mass Of floating ice in the Della
ware River near Eddington capsized.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-10
PRESIDENT MUST

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