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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-20
HOUSE PAGES ORGANIZE
AND SELECT SPEAKER

Pages Of the House OF Delegates
have perfected organization and the
third house. OF the virginia I1egis-
lature Ii ready for the transaction OF
such business as may properly be
brought to its attention.
The House of Pages has. selected
Charles Tucker, of Hampton. AZ speak
er. thus closely following the example
set by the House Of Delegates In nam
ing a Hampton man. Hairy n Hous-
ton, speaker. Montsiro .NsIAon, OF
Richmond, is chairman Of fhS cAucus
and Richard stephensonss o. Rich
mond, Ia clerk. MI es~s -sw
The list OF House Of PAGES follows;
Lucius Buck. Of Washington Eoun-
ty: Flemming Coleman, Of Hanover;
Robert Grayson. Of Warren; Tom
Morgan. Of Eagle Mountain; Monteita
Nelson, OF Richmond: Leland Pitt
man, OF Page; Bruce Pollard. or Rich
mond: Edward Sheehy, Of Richmond,
Jack Smiley, Of Halifax: Richard
Stephenson. on Richmond: Charles
Tucker. OF Hampton: Reginald Tur-
ner, Of Loudoun, and Robert Walton
OF Henrico.
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# KIDNEYS ACT 81:
BAD TAKE Salts


When you wake mn with bAckachA
L and dull misery in the kidney region
HI generally means You have been eat
ting TOO much neat. xuys a weff~ktp
Sauthority. Meat forms uric acid. when
loverwerks the Kidneys in their sffuxfs
! to litter It from the blood md they
bAcons. sort OF paralyEed and lug8y.
When your kidneys get sluGgtsh and
clog YOU must relieve them, Ike yOm
relieve your bowels. removing all he
tbody's urfnous waste, elsa you h4ye
fbackache. sick headache, dizzy spe11n,
tyour stomach sours. tongue " coa8nds
| and when the weather Is bad you hay4
rheumatic twinges. The urine
lcfoudy. full of sediment. ch44044l
Ioften get sore. water scalds, and 3o4
tare obliged to seek relief two or thtS
ttinaH during the night. ssss 9
Either consult a good. reliebIa Dry
sician at once. or get from your DID,,
macist about four ounces Of Jad oA1&3s:
take h tablespoonful In glAas a. NateE
before breakfast for FEW dAym NM
your Kidneys will then act afine. ~
famous salts liz made from the ActA Of
grapes and lemon juice cOmbinp4 Nxkh
slitfia. and has heen a1eed Tor 1Gntknr
tons to clean and stimulates 1lQGn1sh
Kidneys; also to IfeutrnlixA ectde IN -
urine 90 IL no lonEef aEFtt4&4k 4MQA
ending bladder weakness sssAs N /. Al N Il
1 Jad Saite rs a Mfe-s&yer 1nr Fo9nx1e
meat eaters. 1t u inAxpen1IxAs 60
not tnjure, and malrea del19hAtNAc -
fervescant lithia-water dFan1 On i
~ 49,
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Tie Continuous Cnstinx Corporatiep,
4 corporation duly created under the
provisienn or Chapter I, OF IAN Act
|concerninr Corporations. which be-
came 4 law Mag 81, 1903. the usrtif1-
eats OF incorporation OF which WA
lodged Tor rseordAtfon IN the office 81
the Secretary or the Commonwealth
on the sgfh day Of MAY, 1914. desirine
10 have itn chnrtsr amended in this re-
spect hereinAfksr ct out. executes thi1
certificate ~ required by law through
seal, attested ~ III secretary. and seta
out.
That there was duly held on the
I7th day OF December, 1915, In tbs
city. county ana State Of New York,
after due notice to all OF the directors,
q meeting Of the Board Of Directors
ar fha eafd rorporAtIon, at which meet
Ing the said Beard Of Directors unani-
mously passed q resolution as folsows
namely
Resolved, THAT Il IL advisable "a
lamend the charter Of the corporation
100 as to decrease the maximum amount
LOT the authorised capital stock by de-
creasins the amount Of the second pre-
Iferred stock q n. $50, 900, ana By de-
creasinK the amount Of the second
tcommon stock to S1.450,00o by cam
ceiling In both cases the shares held
by the corporation ID the amount OF
said reduction. and 70 N to further
decrease the maximum amount OF the
authorized capital stock by decreasine
THE amount OF the first common stock
to 1900, coo, ana the amount OF the
second common stock to $4,000 By
reducing In both cases the par value
thereof to SO per share. and that
either or both OF said reductions bs
made In the manner stated. or in any
poration laws OF virginia, and that Q
meeting Of the stockholders Of the cor.
poration be called according to law
to be held at the principal office Of
the corporation at the Mutual Build.
ling, Richmond. Honrfco County, Vir-
ginia, on the 2Sth day of December
lis1S, ut 10 o'cick A. NJ. to take action
| on the foregoing resolutions to amend
the charter Of the corporation"
That thereafter. on the 2sth day Of
December, 1915. D special meeting OF
the stockholders OF said corporatior
was held at the principal office Of the
corporation in the city Of Richmond
Henrico County. Virginia. pursuant &c
said resolution OF the Board Of Di.
rectors. and upon due notice given tc
each stockholder. by mailing such no.
{ ffce to each stockhoIder at his last
known postoffice address, at least Ten
Et1e) days prior to such meeting 81
required by law; such notice statinl
the time. place and object Of said
meeting, and the amount to which Il
In proposed to decrease the capital
stock. At said meeting more thar
two-thirds In interest Of each class
Of the stockholders were present ~
person. or represented by proxy.
That the foregoing resolution. adopt.
ed By the Beard Of Directors. pro.
posing to amend the charter of this
corporation IN the ffanner hereinbe-
fore set ont. was faad Before the stock
holders. who thereuTon, by the vote
OF more than two-thirds ia interest OF
each class Of stockholders and by the
vote OF more than twu-thirds IN inter
est OF the entirs stock of the corpora
stfUH, and without any dissenting vote,
Z II d =
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lIDDs1lIu ]
Be 6Rt Al


A meeting of the organization corI-
n1ittee OF the Industrial Savings a11d
Loan Company, inc. Of Richmond tllef
'city's newest banking Institution. m
held at the business MEMS Club yrets
nesday. 1t was decided at this meet
Ing that sufficient capital had baert
subscribed to warrant calling ! raeefes
ing Of the stockholders On W>dnesd4ys
January 2s. at sac r. NJ, ~ thu
Chamber of Commerce. Qnices Will M
located I'm prominent business Ioca-s
tion. which will be announced latAr.
The authorized capital II s1S0.00e.4
The officers and directors Will be local /
business men.
The corporation will operate Under
the CANNON savings and loan systsnassl
which has established similar compax
MES In other cities. These institn~s
tons have been called 1.-THE poor mama
hank" ana have been uniformly a4c-
ccssfuI. Companies operating alOng
similar lines have been potent factors
| In driving out the so-cailed s104n
sharks and improving the conditsoA
!, OF wage-earners, assisting them IN time
OF need and extending them the op-
portunity Of paying their obliGAft0nA
| In small weekly or monthly paymenfa
Income Bearing Certificates
| TO encourage thrift and systemAt3G
savings. the company will issue ~
come bearing certificates. with iatefss
lest coupons attached, In denominationo
| of SO, sec, $50 and 500 and UPS
wards, purchasabie in instaiimenfe -
| low as 20 cents a week.
| Among the tncorporators are: ~
| Lee Norvell. treasurer West Vir1AAln
Coal Company; Irwin L. Sutherland
| hay, grain and mill feed; Georte 81
| Barnard, formerly with Merchants
| National Bank; w. A. Roper. teller
of Bank of Commerce and TRUSS
John Al. Cutchins, Cutchins q Cutchs
| ms; Robert e. Anderson, vice-preeiT
dent and secretary Powers 4 Aridefk
son, Inc; DR.. Charles A. Laben1efae
physician: Garland Hood. aecretary
West Virginia Coal Com parry !, N
III. Tuttle, assistant manager McEr4St'
Yarbrough Company, Thomas y. Iea-
hey, secretary and treasurer Common !.
wealth supply Company; john ~
Welsh, attorney at law; BENJAMIN H.
| catiir. engineer e, & q. Railway
/ Company; Sam1el s. Rosend0rf
southern stamp and Stationery Com
pary. w. Brooke Cat1ett. w. h. Cat
| lett Electric Company; James 81
/ Earnest, Earnest IL Bros, JuIian
+ TYLER. capitaIist;s b. II Jeiitson. mr.
chasing agent ca @. Railway Com.
/ bAny: s. 2. Waddill, clerk HtnricY
County: l. n. sMulholinnd, ci1erti9ss
I Ard engineer OF tests American Loco
motive Company
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st,ifiiEii:btt1.Es.
sa+3 Z fs1saA4
Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY ALLrRAIL LINE TO NORFOLK.
schedule IN effect January y 1916.
FcR NORFOLK. ss.15 A. NJ. $500 a.
ron IYNcHBuRd AND THE WEST:
ss.rs Al. MI. $3.50 A. NJ. 1900 r. ~,
sn.as p. NJ Lotai to Crewes 1855 r. "A.
arrive Richmond from Norfolk Ill 40
A Al ss.sy r. NJ. 1900 p. H.. sIi:s1 r.
x Prem the west: sss15 A. NJ. ss.37
la. Nj. x2:1n p NJ, t1:4o r. NJ 's:17
III, NJ. $500 n ~. 80
W n HEVIT.IA W. q 8AfJNDkRS
p r. ~. Roanoke. g. r. A.. Roanoke.
G. III. BOaLEY. u. p. A.. Richmond. Va.
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Tho object OF this suit lis to. enforce
the lien of the plaintiffs judgment for
$1,684.5A, with interest. from April is.
1914. and $I1.13 costs against youns
Mems Business Association, Incorpor-
ated, Thomas RI. wyatt. w. p. Jones.
Alex. b. Allen. r. n. Smith and B. n.
Peyton- I'LL
4 And an affidavit having been made
ana nled that the holder, or holders
or certain notes, or tho beneficiaries,
under two certain deeds OF trust from
w. d. Jones and wife. one dated May
IL, 1914, conveying certain property
to John Sloan, trustee, to secure five
notes OF w. d. Jones. one for $1,500.
at two years. and eight for s22.50, each
quarterly interest notes: and one dated
February s, 1915, conveying certain
property to Robert Q. Bland. trustee.
to secure nine notes Of w. ID. Jones.
one for $1,000 at one year. and four
quarterly interest notes for SIS each,
are unknown:
1t IL ordered that the unknown bens-
ficiaries, or holders OF the above des-
cribed notes, do appear here within
fifteen days after the due publication
Of this order and do what IL necessary
TO protect their interests In this suit.
A copy--Tests:
cHAs. O. sAvTILE.
Clerk.
isaac Diggs. .. q,
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Montague Mfg. Co.
broad 81. and n n. = r. Deit Lima
LuMnER Avn MlEy.TOnEE
NOTICE.

Regular annual meeting ef stock
holders Commercial Guarantee Com
pany will be held at 2s North Ninth
street, Thursday. January 20. :
r. NJ. Election of directors ana any
other business
Els. MITCHELL
Cashier.
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ror00f1fion be ana hereby n amended
- - 70 6ecrease the maximum amount
5f thes eukhortsed capital stock By de-
cfea6lnx me amount OF the second
bfefsrred stock 20 one r1;iioH e1sez
ninety thousAnd dollars fs1,eso.oo0l,
And by decreasing the amount Of thc
sycond common stock to two million
and four hundred and fifty Thousand
doIlars 3S2. 4B0. 000) by canceIffng III
both cases the shares held BY the corr
porAtton In the amount OF said res
duc{ion, and IS as to further decrease
tha maximum amount OF the author
ired capital stock hy decreasing the
arirour,t q the first common stock TO
three hundred thousand dollars (SJ0e,-
0oOl. and the amount OF the second
common stock to two hundred and
forty4fI~es thousand dollars f$24 ~, 0oo)
By reducing in both cases the par
yaiue thereof to ten dollars (sf0) per
share; and to effect these purposes.
that Article Nv Of the certificate Of
INCORPORATION OF this corporation he
and the same hereby Is amended so
a. to read as follows:
"sArticie Iv---1,he maximum amount
or the capital stock OF the corporation
II to be one million, eight hundred
a96. O001. the minimum amount Of the
cauital stock OF the corporation ID TO
Be- one thousand dollars (S1.00u).
I" aThe capital stock shall be divided
into classes as follows:
"sf1l First preferred stock In the
amount or two hundred and fifty
thousand dollars $3.50. 000). consisting
81 $500 shares OF the par value Of one
hundred dollars ($100y each, which
shall have no voting power ana shall
have preference over all other classes
of stock. as to dividends to the ex-
tent 81 cumulative dividends at the
rate OF seven per cent (7%) per
Annun from date OF issue, and shall
NOT ehare in any further dividends
asf2l Second preferred stock In the
amount Of one million and ninety
Thousand dollars ($1,090, 000). con-
sistinr OF 10000 shares Of the par
value Of one hundred dollars ($100)
each. which shall have no voting pow
81. and. subject to Nhe preference of
the first preferred stock, shall have
preference over the common stock. az
Is ifvidends. to the extent OF nom
dividends at the rate Of
seven per cent (7H) per annum. and
ahnIl not share In any further divf-
dends.
q The first preferred stock OF one
hundred and twenty dollars f4120)
per share. plus accumulated dividends
ana the second preferred stock at one
hundred and ten dollars (3110) pei
share. shall be subject to redemption
In whole or in part at any time after
three wears from issue.
..fa, First common stock In the
amount OF three hundred thousand
dollars $500, o0o). consisting of 30,.
900 shares OF the par value of ten
dollars fxf01 each. which shall be en-
titled to full voting power. and ~. ~
"sf4) Second common stock In the
amount of two hundred and forty-ffve
thousand dollars {$245,00O), consist
ing of 1880 shares OF the par value
~ fan dollars fx10Y each. which shall
ha.ro M X,ntin1 y,nyrer
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NOTICE

STANDARD PAPER MFG. CO..
Richmond. Va.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of this company viii be held
al the once OF the company tfoot of
Hufs street. South Richmond) ON
Thursday, January Fl. ar $3.50 z. NJ
JAMES #. RYLAND.
Sec. and Treas.
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CLEANING AND PRESSING

Bewnrass Freneh DRY Cf~mafna Co.. 3l4
West Rrtad Street. phone Randolph
asa5 Suits sponged and pressed,
.5cs dry cleaned and pressed. fsc,
- GAS s4s<st .eA4- y s4aasst b. pleased
Club rate~-Fiya suits for one dollar.
Suits called for and delivered any
where in the city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-20

For eaie--40 Acre Frsrm. Hcura
story and half house, barn and OUT
buildings, fruits and crops: ls acres
ready tor riow. balance good timber.
on Southern Railroad ana main auto
road. hall mile from town Claremonts
On James River. Goods delivered
free. high school, churches. good soil
ard reiEhbors prase. III gold soon,
sl,05o. Don't answer IL Won don't
want to buy. w. care yirginian.
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THE CfIANCEHY
COURT OF THE CITY OF RICH
MoND. THE nth DAY or IANu-
AIRY. 1916.
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hexebx csrtifl<d 20 the clerk OF he
Chanesvy Court 81 Richmond. accord
b. o. JAMES.
secretary Of the Commonwealth.
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Coke Company. Incorporated.
which sues, ETC.. ......@.s Plaintiff.
va.
The Young Mems Business As
ISOLATION. Incorporated. the
unknown beneficiaricss OF
holders in two deeds OF
trust from W.. y. Jones' and
wife recorded In the clerks
Office of the Ckancery Court
in Deed Book 2z7-A. page
2ss, and In Deed Book 2so-D,
page 400, ct al. .... Defendants
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WOOD AND COAL


Ress Pennsylvania white Ash Anthra-
/ cite stove, nut and egg. $3.50; splint,
$3.50; New River lump, SETS: New
river or Pocahontas nut, $500: run
OK mine. $4.s5. w, b. REAMS. T07
North Seventeenth. Mad. s4s4.
Absalutely Best Quaiity In All Kinas
coal and wood. Prompt services.
LYME e. HARRIS. INC. Fifteenth
and Dock Streets. Randolph 4370-
We give s. d H. Green Trading
stamps.
II Rayn 70 hay whore Yca Know You
VIII get freeburning. clean coal. be-
cauae IL lasts longer. Perfectly dry.
easy to spfft wood. KfndIing and
pine slabs. cheapest to start Ore and
cook quick meal. e, 7. LONG. 1sos
West Broad.
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nusrNEss orrunruNTTY.

on sfoek Advances 10 Per Cent Jan-
uary 81: big company; ground-fioor
proposition: Oklahoma oil doubled
nprics: 100 per cent dividends 20
days possible: quick action on your
money; limited number shares, &C
share. $40 buys sIss par value stock;
company paid two dividends, remit
now. Write. Free information.
AAfAL10AMATED OIL Co. 1Io1 Col
cord Building. Oklahoma, Okla.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-20
REAL ESTATE roR SALE.

send For Description 1e,5es Acre stock
farm. must sell In body: 3.i0o acres
In cultivation. Fifty tenant houseas
artesinn water; $40 acre. no trading.
w. II. GRAHAM. Cuero. Texas.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-20

Dalesnan--lgake nls Nsasx nai1sns
our new 30 art picture knife punch
BOARDS hig eoinmission. Write for
exclusiys t1rrffory. Address DAN
QuAfI4S SPECIALLY CO. Box Sl6.
Knoxville. Tenn.
We WIN Employ 7suss-wSrfAy per-
son ineshis locality to distribute free
goods 80 per month, with good
chance for advancement. All ~
SPARE tims. No experiences. SILVER
SALES CO. Dept ESQ. pubu1ue.
oeiesaen-To 11anAis Klnest IAAs -
advertising fans. palm leaf and card
board. Bidalfne suitable al classes
business- Big sellers Liberal conn
mission. write today. MnAon Move
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'css~<Scz ~ S<sSs- rssesss 81 ~
chean cAn b e>tn ~ s$e1 D4ettur
Street South Richmond
ICY saie--Bix rur~ nrs> WRITE AfrscAn
xuinea1 8 for 81 MRaA H. Mos6.
fshasa City. Va.
Fsr sale, cA<sp- -on< ssrr<ys One Bes-
gy. cu1tivatos and Diow. ssco0d
hand. Apply to MR.. ALLEY. Staples
Mil Road. near Broad Street.
Far saIe--FsidSnH chasrs a. ana e
aection). Suita ole for church, Sum
day school or hnll About 2b0 Cheap
to quick buyer. III. M. STARKE. I
South Fifteenth St-Ast.
CoekefeIs rex sale. Blue OrsAfnxtOn.
bMH wyanndottes. notified Rnconan
Rose and single comb. -, - and
rs egcn for quick sale. HENIN0-
HURST FARM. Jefferson. Va.
For sale hest RIO Acres In Nerthun-
beriand County, Virginia. Fine w.
ter frontage. 150 acres cultivated;
ten-rnnsn house. barn. outbuiidings.
orcnard. stock. 1.achinery, etc 40
Dress d. A. KELLEY. 1878 TENTH
Street. Baltimore. Nd
Ter ssie--&l.4oO worth Of Stock n
American electrical Company. OF Pc
tersbnrs; VA. need money and Will
sch at good sacrifice for cash. In
vestigate this IL you can use bar
gain In stock. Address ANDY. cars
yirginian.
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Affect:
d. NJ. VAN vLIET,
tSeal.)

70
State of New York, County Of New
York-ss: M
On this 2sth day of December, 1918.
before me, l. F. Froeifch, notary
public for the county aforesaid. In
the state OF New York. personally ap-
peared Grenville Mellen and ID. M,
Van vliet. severally known to me and
to me known to be the several pre-
sons described in and who sevaraily
executed the foregoing instrument.
bearing date on the 2sth day Of De-
|csmber. 1915. and severaiiy acknowl-
edged before me In my. county afore-
said that they executed the same.
/ Ny term Of once expires ON the
s0th day OF March. 1917.
Given Under nay hand this 2sth day
of December. 1915.
L.F. FRoEILCH.
Notary Public.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-20

Fer ssIe-Un-ts-Date. wc1i-Easipped
drug store: new stock and fixtures.
including soda fountain, In new
hotel building; steam. heated. long
lease. on busy street. In Petersburg:
+ the bpaiest city In Virginia. II in
terested. investigate. FRANK ID.
FULLER COMPANY. Petersburg.
Va. saszss 2
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waas<s--P~rtnes ~ wen-fGssSfish<
real estate business. m city of ta,-
goo. Must b. experienced In sell
INK farms. thoroughly fcita Die ana
furnish good referencss. 70 sucp
man an unusually gqtH cppbf 4 unity
win be offered Address n. care
virGtnian.
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Estn bfisAsA Msnufsetmrer waists ststs
manager. High ciasa sFticis. shoutd
pAy &10.ooo annually: $500 capital:
win pays- expenses 70 Baltimore a
you Ars man We wnnt. Sales Man
agar. ContinsntaI BniIdin4. Baid-
more Nd.
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Ne WISE LIKE the other Fellow. save
money Suits sponEed and pressed.
3sc. HCwARDS. s14 W. Broad.
Randoluh aArE.
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s SPECIAL NOTICE
Nuasn Spongea anA Prease1, z5es
cleaned. Tsc. HowARD'S FRENCH
DRY CLEANING CO., sI4 W. Bread.
Randolph 2eoS.
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-. sAs4nainseA WatA Aate Owsess; e
taHs orders for Cut Rata Suppns
1-T~~~rr,as required Address. JAM
yaYM AUTO SUPPLY CO.. 21e West
rsftssth street, Nav Yerk city.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-20
LONG CONTINUED
CRIMES AGAINST
US.
BY associated Press


Washington June oThe American note Iatly rejecting Cen
cra Carranza demand for the Withdrawal of the
troops from Mexico and rebung the Caranza for the
dsCOureOu and of its last handed
to-day by Eseo Aredondo the Mexican ambassador designate
Long continued ouages against their property
both Mexico and American soil reviewed the
warning given that the troops will be kept Mexico until
the defacto performs the duty which the
States has sought that of pursuing the bandits who ought
arrested and punished by the Mexican government.
1t concludes with the that if the government
continues ignore this obligation to defend
its territory by appeal the American
gravest consequences will follow.
While tsucha says
settled
national and full
forebearance"
i reluctant forced mi be
nota and
- N"
The purposes of the United States government Mexico
questioned the last Mexican following
language:
denial hadult
a Mexio
the
other
CONTINUED
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-20
CHILDREN BY
THOUSANDS AT
SCHOOL PICNIC
Sure Is a Whale" of an Out
ing Take 1t From Anybody
Who Is There
GUESTS OF TELEGRAPH
Band, Track Athletics, Baseball,
Spelling Bee Entertain
Youngsters
GUESTS OF TELEGRAPH

If you were luckless enough to be a
mere grown-up visitor in Paxtang
Park to-day YOU certainly felt like
fish out of water, didn't YOU?
To-day was the Telegraph's first an
nual picnic day Tor Harrisburg's school
children, 'NuT sed?
How many thousands of youngsters
Of every age under hfteon or sixteen
from the wee girl or boy who had to
he wheeled to the park in A baby
coach to his older brother or sister
who has already done things in gram
mar school track or field meet or play
ground tournament-can't possibly be
figured until the returns are all in.
And that may not be for a day or two.
After the earlier carloads had cmptied
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