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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-08-31
Sytuacya kolejowa ME-
zmieniona.

Washington 81. sierpnia- -
Ogolna sytuacya W przesileniu
kolejowem pozostaje wciaz ME
zmieniona prawdopodobiehstwo
wybuch stra jku ME zmniejszy{o
sic pomino zabieg6w prezydenta
Wilsona. Unie kolejowe zakomu-
nikowafy pau Wilsonowi i kon-
gresowi "a poSrednictwem sekre-
tarza departamentu piracy swe
nieodwolalne ultimatum, IL pro-
klamacya strajku ma dzieli 4 wrze-
snia tylko w6wczas zostanie cof-
nieta, jeSli kongres uchwali os-
miogodzinny dzieli piracy, w pre-
ciwym zas razie bezrobocie wy
buchnie w oznaczonym terlninie.
Sekretarz departamentu piracy,
Wilson napr6zno przedk}ada} re-
prezentantom uni okolicznosci,
rrzemawiajace "a odroczeniem
przynajmniej daty wybuchu
strajku, wykazujac i'm, re dalszy
upor narazi unie ia utrate sym--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-08-31
Albania ze Sprzymie-
rZ0nymi.

Albania ze Sprzynierzonyrni
Saloniki, Sligo sierpnia. - Al
bania, jako narod i panstwo sta
je po stronie Sprzymierzonych
przeciwko Centralnyn. Stwier-
dzi} to oswiadczeniem i czynem
dyktator faktyczny wiadca AL
banii, Essad Basza, ktory przy-
byl ze sporym kontyngesem AL
bancow do Salonik, by walczyc
W Macedonii przeciw Buigarom
i Niemcom. Essad w ostatnich
czasach odwiedzif stolice panstw
sprzymierzonych, ofiarujac u
dzia} Albanii pomoc przeciwko
Austryakom, Niemcom Bu3ga-
rom, ktorzy W Albanie zapusci
Ii swe zagony, zajmujac ma Jej
terenie miejscowosc Malik: ia
okolicznose zadecydowa{a -
Albancy staja po stronie Sprzy-
mierzonych. Donosza z Albanii,
Il Austryacy spiesznie ewakuuja
ten kraj; wiosi Cd strony Avlo-
na czynia postepy ku poinocy,
wypiersjac Austryakow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-08-31
Rewolucya W Grecyi?

Londyn, Sligo sierpnia. - q
Aten donosza, IL W ca}ej Grecyi
istna rewolucya sic gotuje, a mo-
ze nawet i juz wybuchfa. -. Po-
dobno krol Konstantyn z rodzi-
na uszedl do fortyfikowanego
rriasta LarySsy. gdzie ma mice
osobista Straz z 800 Niemcow
z{ozona. Podobno tez wojska
Sprzymierzonych ladowaiy W
porcie Aten, Pireus, walka miata
bye pod Tatoi wojskiem gre
ckiem. ... (0 Wkroczenie Ru-
munii ma teatr wojny wywarfo W
kraju cs{ym wrazenie piorunu-
jace. Wrzenie ludu doszio do
szczytu: domagaja sic remobili-
zacyi armii wziecia udziafu w
wojnie po stronie Sprzymierzo-
nych, oraz reorganizacyi lub zu-
peinego ustapienia gabinetu Zai-
misa. a powoiania powrotem
do wiadzy Venizelosa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-08-31

zostali odpari, Walka toczy sic
" wokolicy goF Gyergyo Rumu
nami Rosyanami, kt6rzy razem
Rumunami Bukowiny i
wkro5 Rumunii wkraczaja ma
Siedmiogrod. (Szczegof raportu
wazny; CORA Guergyo ley Ego
"a 20 mil ma zach6d cd granicy,
macy to IL tax daleko juz So
tam Rosyanie i Rumuni. Przyp
Red. D. CO. Ma poludniowem
pograniczu Rumunii. ma Dunaju
kanonada trwa wzajemna &c
statkow austryackich niemie-
ckich i Z brzeg6w rumunskich
prowadzona. Ostatnie doniesie
MIA utrzymuja, IL W Dobrudzy,
poiudniowo-wschodniej czeScl
Rumunii So juz wielkie wojska
-osyjskie Bessarabii, dazeee NH
granicom Bu}garyi. Austryacy
wysadzili w powietrze wielki tu-
mel W okolicy Toemoes, wioda-
cy do Braszowa, ably wstrzymac
postep wojsk rumuhskich ma to
miasto. -. (Zdalo sic ma mic,
przvn Red y. CN
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-08-31
Walk W Macedoniii.
Bulgarzy W Grecyi.

Paryz, Sligo sierpnia. - Mia
sto Drama, ma wschod cd Seres
w Macedonii Greckiej zostalo
zajete przez wkraczajace wojska
bu}garskie; nliasto zdaje sic bro
milo sic o lie maly garnizon zde-
mobilizowany mogl sic bronic :
'uIgarty zdobyli try giowne
forty miasta garnizon grecki
wzieli do niewoli; pewna liczba
Grek6w polegla, sPora liczba ra-
ny odnios1a. ... TAX wiec wbrew
wszelkim usiiowaniom neutrall-
zacyjnym, Grecva faktycznie
valley z Buigaryq i Bulgarzy
walcza przeciw samym Grekom..,
Londyn, Sligo sierpnia. y
Sprzymierzeni SLIME ostrzeliwa-
Ii pozycye bu5garskie mad Stru-
ma W ciagu dni ostatnich, podo-
bniez mad jeziorem Dorian: boz
zaciety toczy sic ma lipii Vetre-
nik-Ostrovo, gdzie walczq Serbo-
vie, spierajac wstecz Bulgaro~
i odbierajac i'm pozycye zdobyte {:
straty Bulgarow maja bye bar
dzo SICKLE. Mad Struma BOZ
dzia}owy tylko. Mad Wardarenl
byiy starcia wrecz: Francuzi wy
parli Bulgar6w z. wvsunietych
pozycyi. Bitwa ma macedohskim
froncie tylko ma .lewem skrzydle
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-08-31
Walk W Siedmiogrodz

Paryz, sligo sierpnia. - Au-
stryackie wojska na pograniczu
rumunskien So W pe4nyra odwro'
Gle: Rununi w szybkirn poste-
pie ma Siedmiogrod zajeli miasto
Sybin (Hermansztad), najwiek-
sze miasto w tel stronie kraJu,
wazny centr kolejowy handlo-
wy; nadto Rumuni zajeli miej-
scowosci pomniejsze, jak Petro-
zeny, Kodzi-Vassarhely wszy-
stkie wazniejsze W tel stronic
przejscia gorskie i drogi na We
cry. Ostatni rapport rumunski do
nosi takze o zajeciu Braszowa
(Kronsztad), drugiego po Sybi-
ME najwazniejszego grodu W tel
stronie kraju. So to postepy mad
zwgczaj szybkie wazne, miej-
scowosci wymienione lea wpra
wdzie kilka lub kilkanascie M.
tylko "a granica rumunska, lecz
lea W gorach niedostepnych |
stanowia wszystko punkty stra-
tegiczne wazne, ktore miaiy hYe
bronione, gdyby Austrya bvse "
moznosci ich bronie. -.
- Szczego}y raportow rumun-
skich - nastepujace: WojslZa
rumunskie przekroczyfy grani-
ce wegierska w kilku punktach
odrazu ma froncie po}udniowo-
zachodnim pofnocnvm wszy:
stkie wazniejsze przeiecze g6r-
skie So w reku rumunskiem; ar
tylerya rumunska zbombardowa
Ia Orsove mad Dunajenl i zoiS:-
czyia tam sk}ad wojskowj pc
trnlu Statki zbrojne austryackie
ma Dunaju probowa{y bombardo-
wac Turnu-Severin i Giurgievo,
lecz musiaiy ustapic pod ogni=:a
dziai rumunskich. Jeden korpu-
sow rumunskich w pierwszych
boiach z Austryakami wziai jul
734 jencow z siedmiu oficeran,i,
Berlin-Wieden, Sligo sierpnla.
- RAPPORT austryacki przyzna;e,
IL wojska austro-wegierskie 20
sta}y cofniete wglab kraju pod
naporem rumuhskim, lecz broniG
sic beda dopiero ma przygotowa-
nych liniach strategicznych., Me
przyiaciel moze sic cieszyc chwi-
lowym sukcesem - zajeciem Sy-
bina, Braszowa i innych miej-
scowoSci" -. COryginalna forma
przyznania postepow rumuh-
skich. -. Przyp. Red. D. c.
Pod Orsova mad Dunajem Ru-
mum atakowali kilkakrotnie, lecz
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-08-31
SYTUACYA Ma
BAkKANlE.
KrolGrecki-uszed...
Walk w Macedonii,
ALBANIA ZE SPRzYMlERzONYML.
Sprzymierzeni CORA ma zachodzie.
Ma innych Teatrach Wojny.
WieSci x Azyi.
Sprzymierzeni CORA ma Zach'
Z T e a t r 6 w
Wojennych.

Turcya wczoraj wyPowie.
dziaia wojne Rumunii.
Rumunia taa daS-ultimatums
Buigaryi. zadajac ewakuacyi
caiej Serbii.
Austryacy pobici zupeinie ma
granicy Rumunii - W odwro-
Gle; wojska roSyjsko-rumui-
skie wkraczaja do Transsylwa-
nil - Siedmiogrodu.
w Grecyi wzburzenie siega
szczytu: mowia o reformie ga
binetu ministeryalnego: Veni-
zelos!. ...., oraz o remobili-
zacyi arnii; wiesc o ucieczce
! krola Konstantyna.
Buigarzy zajeli miasto ORA
ma w Grecyi.
Albania stale GAIA po stro>
ME Sprzymierzonych przeciw-
ko Austryi i Bufgaryi.
Ma w}oskim froncie Austrya-
cy probuja wznowienia ofen-
) sywy.
Ma Polskim Teatrze Wojny
zmian wazniejszych niema.
Ma zachodnim teatrze Angli-
cy podchodza pod Martinpuich.
Niepogoda wstrzymuje dziaia-
MIA ma wieksza skale.
w Azyi Turcy dzielnie Scie-
raja sic Z Rosyanami: obie
strony mowia o sukcesach.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-08-31

Przyp. Red. D. c.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-08-31
Szeryf musia} uledz
tfumowi.
Lima. Ohio, 81. sierpnia.

Lima. Ohio, 81. sierpnia. - "a
panowalo tn wczoraj prawdziwe
kr6lestwo terroru, gdy uzbrojony
W rewolwcry i strzclby t}um &C.
bral sic celem dokonania samosa'
du ma murzynie nazwiskiem Ch'
Daniels. aresztowanym pod "a
rzutem napadu na bia}a kobiete:
pania J. Barber. o poinocy tfum
ten w stu przesz}o automobllacl1
odjechai do miejsca, gdzic mu-
rzyna ukryly wladze, wiozac z
soba jako jehca szeryfa Eley'a,
ktory zmuszony zostai sila do
wyjawienia tel kryjowki i ME
lest W stanie zapobiedz dokona--
niu lynchu.
T}um najpierw dwukrotnie
wlama} sic W poszukiwaniu "a
Danielsem do wiezienia powlato-
wego, a ME znalaziszy w MIN mu-
rzyna, wywloks szeryfa Eley'a
lego domu, zdarl z niego ubra1ie,
pobii dotkliwie, iamiac mu kilka
zeber, a nastepnie za}ozy} mu
stryczek ma szyje bySby go ME
watpliwie powiesil, gdyby ME
zgodzi} sic ma zdradzenie taje1n-
nicy, gdzie negra ukryto.
MotIoch, wfamawszy sic do do
mu szeryfa, pokaleczyl takze ME
bezpiecznie jego zone. Obita ona
zostala do nieprzytomnosci ra-
Mona brzytwa tax niebezpiecz-
ME, re prawdopodobnie umrze.
Szesciu rozbitkow ura-
towanych.
New Orleans, 81. sierpnia. =
Ma pokiadzie sz~edzkiej bark
(Dokonczenie na str 81.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-19

rheumatism OF the joints. NV arm
WAS painful. particularly at night. hut
most OF my trouble was confined to
my hips and knees; at times the pain
from my hips down along the sciatjc
nerve was almost unbearable and like
a jumping toothache.
My knees were very stiff and i,
would take me 20 minutes to 20 down
stairs: after sitting down for an hour
and attempting to get up | would ho
very stiff, and had to be assisted on
and off 4 street car. My hands were
also involved-thcy were so stiff I
could hardly open or close them
'Narnc-sis was recommended to me-
and although l didn't have very much
confidence that 1t would help me- I de-
cided To try it. At first ! failed to SEQ
any Improvement, but gradually The
pain left me. the stiffness slowly dis
appeared: ! could open and close my
hands and have no trouble going up or
downstairs, now.
II cannot recommend Var-nc-sis too
highly. for | think any remedy that
can help rheumatism OF the joints
should have the support of every right
thinking man and woman"
w \. Narney said: II am convinced
that | have found the one preparation
for rheumatism Of the joints, and al
most every day hear Of some remark
able recovery that would seem incretlt-
bile tn any one not familiar with Var
ne-sis and what it has accomplished.
Nar-ne-sts Is not cure-all. It's Il
preparation composed OF simple herbs,
roots and harkS; ii does not contain
salicylatcs. iodides or the usual rheu
matte drugs. The remedy with 4 rcpu-
tation for results. Every day YOU put
off taking Nar-nc-s sis is just one more
day of suffering"
II Wish every man and woman suf-
ferng from rheumatism would write
10 me. have some valuable informa-
tion for them and its free. Please
sit down and write that letter NOM
to-day. Ii YOU have taken Nar-nesis
write to mc-if YOU intend taking it
write 10 mc-if YOU are a sufferer from
the disease. send me that letter. Ad-
dress w. y. NarneN. Lynn. Mass"
Send 10 w. \. Narucy. Lynn. Mass,
for the story of Nar-ncSis. Get Var
ne-sis NoW--to day-.at Tragic Drug
60. and other reliable druggists. Tell
your druggist to get Nar-nc-s SIS for you
from his wholesaler, or send To W. a.
Narnev. Lynn, MaSs.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-19
ALDERMEN MEET TONIGHT
WIN Continue consideration of Pro-
posed Charter Changes section
by section.

The Eoard Of Aldermen will meet to-
iiiSnt 1T o'clock to complete its ac.
zion or the report Of the Joint Char
Ter ChaiG" Committee. The amend
mcnt 10 the report instructing the City
Attorney To procur" the passage of "a
biil to the General Assembly which will
give 10 cities having II population In
excess Of 100000 the RICH, To elect n
charter commission upon petition of %
per cent of the qualified voters was
adopted on Monday night by "A vote of
IL TO l. after y strong fight led by
Joseph T.. Powers Of Madison Ward
II remains now for the Aldermen to
consider that part Of the report which
provides that the Fire and Police no
partincntS shall be- placed under the
MAYOR. \ subsection looking TO that
end failed of adoption Monday night
by q tie. the vote being. ayes Christian
irundy. Melton. Powers Fuller and
w orkinan: noes. Gilman. t;unst Mitch
ell. Nielsen. Paul and Adams Fan m.
same question VIII com. MP as new
matter under another heading tu-niI,b,
ana what the disposition viii lac 40
PoHlicai dorchester cares To propheSy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-19
BREAKS A COLD
| A FEW HOURS

relieves sick headache, dulincss, fcvcr>
ishncss. sore throat. sncezing. soreness
and stiffness.
Dou't stay stuffed-up. Quit blowing
and snufiling. Ease your throbbins
head. Nothing else in the world gives
such prompt relief as "Iapc's COD
Compound" which costs only % cents
at any drug store. IL acts without
assistance. tastes nico, causes no incon-
vcnience, BE sure you get the gen
uine. Don't accept something elao
lust as good" Insist on getting
"Papc'a Cold Compound" IL you want
to stop your. cold quickly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-19
Freezes to Death
on Way to Market
Mrs. Wesley Bahcr, .Scccnty
Years Old, Found in Lonely
Spot Near Ediubmg.
Especial to The rim.s-pispa,ch.

T''F''TFI 7" 1T IIll"S- DlSIIatch.
IiARRlSONBUtG, VA, January 49,
Mrs Wesley Baker. seventy years old
wh" had been missing from her home
near Edinburg since Friday morn
me- WAS found ON Saturday II an out
"l-thc-w way spot frozen to death. \
BASKET containing eggs. which she was
taxing TO town was found several
yards from the body.
When found her bonnet and shawl
were drawn over her face. showing, that
she WAS trying To protect herself.
searching party secured the coun-
'fT twentr-four hours looking for her.
She was Miss Amanda Marshall. %.
Shenandoah County
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-19
ORDERED TO HOPEWELL
DnnNiiIe Light Infantry VIII Relieve
Norfolk Command Mt Powder
Town TO-Dny.
I Especial to Tie Times Dispatch.

DANNII.LE. VA. January lS.-Com-
panv NJ, Danv!llc Light Infantry. this
evening received instructions from Adj
jutant-Gcncral sale To leave here to-
morrow mornin. at 10 o'clock for Hope
well. where this command will relieve
the NorfolS company now on duty
ut the powder town.
Captain Howard Raincs will leave
here with nifty men. fully equipped.
captain Raincs said this evening that
il was not because additional troops
were needed at Hopcweli. but that the
militia OF each Virginia town is being
given a chance to assume polio" duty
at IIopewcll for the sake of experience.
lie had been anticipating the call for
several DAYS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-19
show Mindom nnl,l.L

pabncy Brothers X Co. ) East
Broad Street. reported To- I'll" police
last night that their window had been
broken Monday night and Sia worth
OF cun buttons. vest chains and pins
had been stolen Detectives were ~
NcStipating last night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-19
WAY Huy old Pumping station.

The Council Committee on Public
buildings, Properties and Utilities last
night appointed Messrs. Christian and
l.add Il Subcommittee TO look into the
advisa bility Of the purchase by the
city OF the old Manchester pumping
station. Hearing OF the proposition
that a park he constructed in a small
parcel uf land lying between Barton
Heights and North Richmond was post
poned.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-19
Charles T.. Hughes.

Special TO The Times bispaich
bASNILIE, VA. January lS.-News
was received here to-day announcing
the death in Ashcville. y. G., Of Charles
l.. Hughes. a we'll known and promi-
ncnt citizen, who. more than year
ago left for the North Carolina noun
taius He was about nifty years OF
age. and was q successful commission
merchant He. is survived by his wife.
a daughter and son. The body will be
brought here Tomorrow for interment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-19
ENTUsurc Cnuscn Death.

Special to The Times Dispatch
liAIilslSONBCRG. VA. January is
Lying in the road. nearly frozen 10
death. William Chambers. eighty years
"ia was picked up Yesterday near
irids.water. where lie had fallen two
hours before. :, portion OF his face
was hard in the frozen mud lie died
several hours later. lie leaves several
children.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-19

10 benefit me- and was quite dis
couraged when started to take Var
ne-sis, said Emma T. Rodgers, OF -
Marshall street. Necdham, Mass.
II first noticed my wrist was stiff
and painful. and when | moved 1t un-
consciouly would have sharp twingcs
of pain. Physicians whom consulted
told me also had ncnriiis. rs we'll as
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-19
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
., n. Drguin.

Especial to The es-Dispatct.l
BRAKES BRANCH. VA, January IS.
j. Il. Orgain. a prominent tobacconist.
died Suddenly at his home on yester-
day He leaves a wife and tiv. chill
drcn His body was taken to Danville
for burial.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-19

system Of road building ana main,e
nance. Mr. Shirley answered :, number
81 questions. During his remarks he
toid OF TN" cost OF practically every
klnd Of road III vogue to-day and cx
planned thoroughly the system of nm
shS Tor the roads in use In IN. state
Among the speakers who are Ia adj
cross the convention is Senator Harry
FLOOD Byrd. OF Winchester. prcsi.lcn;
~ "a" valley Turnpike COMPANY. H..
mas introduced bin in the Senate 10
take away from the State Ii!rhwav
Commission the power of r.puI,,i,,,
fohd matters and putting il back i,,,o
,hc hands OF the county authorities.
IS this is widely divergent, fron, -,
idea expressed rs the state hirhu.,,.
commissioners. the address Will attrac,
interest n is to he do
liN"rcd this afternoon
ms morning, beginning a. IN
O'Clock. =. l., Scott. Ir. division on.
sins"f' STATE Highway Commission,
WI sp";,E on "ioad Building hv con.
Hhe'. re - 70 b. followed by s /
g." ,.'ninlns"i. division engineer.
nla'e Highway Commission on Earth
hoAhs IN" ANA! address ot III. mon.
'hs - y" hc delivered hv &. Il. Scot,
assistant highway commissioner Of vlr.
f!nih on Highway Location"
hlS AFTERNOON. beginning at $50
CLOCK. Economics Of Road C,crs,r;Ic-
~ "hn Maintenance" viii l.. discuss
~ ). ; fsnnybacker. Of the on
t.h"'I'ns department. az WASHINGTON
ko"" hni!cinc Fson tn. ,.ouptys
p"li' Win u. the address nv
S"nat"F Byrd, and 'rran!c Eeptila.io,s"
3" ~ -" w" subject Of the address IN i.
"'"N'r"d by \. .. Batcheld.r. ey.c,,-
w secretary II the American Autop,n.
80" . assoc hii"n Reports from local
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-19
Child EaIIs INFO Crate

William Franklin. a three year-old
negro. living 1T 1928 Ashland Street
was severely burned about the face
and neck yesterday when he fell into Il
CRATE at his home. lie was trcatc by
Ambulance Surgeon Porter and il Is
thought he will live
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-19

j. A. Woodward. 2S02 North Second
street was struck by the automobile
of V NJ. Davis, 262T Floyd Avenue. at
Second and Broad Streets yesterday
afternoon and slightly injured He
was treated and left by Ambulance
Surgeon Porter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-19
SMOKER TENDERED
BA Al IuMOItII.E t.Ir.n

ihre" t"n-ininute speeches delivered
at smoker in the auditorium, OF Muir
phys hote! preceded the bauaue, ten
dered the so registered delegates and
h.inhers of both branches of The Gen
era! Assembly in the main dining-roorn
.! Murphy'S Hotel last night No
speeches We're made nj the banquet
Preston i;rivin. prcsiden, OF the Vir-
rinia Automobile Associations told OF
the work that association had done in
promoting the Quebec Miami Highway.
the ocean-to-o Ocean Southern Highway
ana the advancement Of good roads
esisiaiion and road building.
\. &. Hatchclder, executive secretary
OF the American Automobile Associa-
ton. said there were two andcmfw
mobiles III use in the United States
and that another l,000. 900 would lie
sold this year, the majority Of which
would 20 20 the country people. He
urged the completion of the eleven
miles Of road in Prince William County
Va. which will complete the Quebec
Miami Highway. and he pointed out
the benefits 10 the State in having a
national highway pass through 1t.
Many OF the travellers, he said. became
investors in the State, while others
locate permanently. lie said the Fed
eral aid now being sought would help
TO complete the missing link in Prince
William.
Major Lawrence L. Price explained
the workings of the fast-forming Etr-
rinia Automobile Reserve Corps. and
urged the delegates to the good roads
convention TO do everything in their
power to have the road arteries OF the
State brought up To condition so they
could he used eXpcdittously when there
was call for the automobile reserve
corps by the Governor, or by the Presi-
dent OF the United States in event OF
invasion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-19

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
lARKlSONBURG. VA. January Is
Charles H. Coakley. siNty-two years
old who had been a teacher >r forty
three wears. died yesterday near Hin :
ton. Rockingham County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-19
Charged with Theft.

/. Lawson, alias {. Valentine. alias
Lizzie Anne, colored was arrested las;
night b. Detectives Gordon Smith ana
Duffy OF a charge Of stealing spa and
an annual pass from the person Of
Timothy Johnson at Seventeenth and
Broad streets
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-19
Cutting ARRAY.

William Price and Walter Valentine.
both colorcd, We're severely cut by one
another III u fight in the house at
$40 Brook Avenue late last night.
Price was stabbed in the throat. the
knife making wound six inches long
and one in which Ambulance Surgeon
Porter found il necessary to take If
teen stitches. Valentine was cut in
the wrist and i've stitches were neces-
sary to close his wound
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-19
Arrested on llouScbrcn,.inr ,.,,r..

Leon Noel ana Frick Alfricnd wera
arrested by Policeman Tate YESTERDAY
on Il charge OF breaking into tn. house
Of j. H. Rowsey. 32il Nest Corv
street. and stealing 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-19
WOMAN HAD RHEUMATISM
LIKE JUMPING TOOTH-ACHE
Joints Were Stiff and PainfuI---A!mos* gss,-
possible to Go Up or Down Stairs---Gives
Credit to var-ne-sis for Recovery.

when my joints began to get stiff
was worried for fear that I would
he rheumatic cripple. and naturally
did all | could to ward off the disease.
The various forms or treatment failed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-19

huy a typewriter. When you do you should
hear in mind that tho Underwood is tho
simplest In construction and the easiest to
onerate That Is what makes IT. the popular
typewriter OF the day. Ask any Underwood
onerator why you should get this machine
when you rent one. and you will become
and remain an Underwood boomer. Local
'oiiice. 12i: &c. Main ST.. Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-19
"Papc's Cold Compound" is the
SureSt, Quickest Relief
knOWn-It'S Fine!
'cliaf cones instantly

Relief comes instantly
4 dose taken every two hours until
three doses are taken will end grippe
misery and break up n severe cold,
either i'm the head. chest. body or
limbs.
1t promptly opens cloggcd-up nos
trils and air passages in the head.
stops nasty discharge or nose running,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-19
Adjournment.
Friday Afternoon.
l.. :. Barbour presiding
NJ -b.Nnti NAL exercises

L. :. BArbOur prcsIu.na.
e T. M.-Dcvotj,n NAL exercises
%Ia T. M.-"r.osrect OF State-W Vide
Prohibition for Maryland Or. Tho".-
~ VI Hare, superintendent 81 ANTI
saloon League Of Maryland.
Naturalization for the DIS
triv, q: Columbia. Andrew Wilson.
presi zen; Auti-Saloon League OF TIC
District =: Columbia.
IA T. M-Miscvllaneous business