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Evening star., 1917-10-01
ADAM A. wEsOHLER. AUCTIoNEER
Cementcrete Products at No. 40
G Street NV.
By Public Auction.

bV I uDIIC AuNIlUlT,
Tuesday, October ?. 1917,
COMMENCING HALF-PAsT TEN An.
Including Flower Boxes Jardinieres, Urns Foun-
tains, Pompeian Antique Vases. Pedestals.
Statues. Griffin Ends with Greek Figures, Bird
Baths Benches. Sun Dials, Tombstones etc.
TIE above are particularly adapted for e1-
terror and decoration for lawns, gardens.
porches, etc. they Withstand the climatic
conditions.
On view morning of sale.
Terms: Cash.
se2s. %. .oc1 ADAM A. wEsCHLER Auct.
Evening star., 1917-10-01

A LOT OF FURNITURE AND
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
OF all descriptions at Public Auc-
ton, on our premises, o33 La
Ave. NV, at 10 O'Clock,
TUESDAY. OCTOBER ?.
D. NOTES, Auctioneer.
633 La. Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1917-10-01

Secretarys Office open daily National University Law
School Building 816818 18th street NV, from 430 pm,
for consultation and registration The administrative Offices
Suite COL Southern Building, open from 4:30 p
where catalogs be obtained and the dean secretary
consulted Tel M. 6617.
Evening star., 1917-10-01
THos. J. OWEN son, AUcT1oNEERs.


Wash. Loan and Trust Bldg. Wash. D. c.,
se27 7-d&ds .eXSu Trustees
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-02

condition is tina, tho coupany may
place adrertisinG matter % tho cans
Tho South Chesterfield Road Nsso
citation will meet tomorrow risht yea
the rooms Of tho Chambcr Of Com.
nerce. The object IS 10 plan tho raj.
INK OF $500 needed to huiid tho con
crete road from Petersburg To swift
Crcck
Misses Lucy and Caroline Davis lect
Yesterday FOR Tampa. Ella. where they
VIII be Sucsts OF Miss Agnes Wec6
'",mcrly a student at the southern
College IN this city.
Scc'ctar: Martin. OF tho cha amber OF
C"mun"'cc, ~ ~ Washington looking
s:i@r TIA" 10000 appropriation for thu
ApponattoN. whicl has passed tho
House and is now before tho senate.
The money is needed for the completion
ot the river diversion scheme.
Al 10 O'Clock this morning At tin,
residcncc or the brides mother. in South
Sycamore street, Miss Carrie Ma
Vaughan. daugDtcr of Mrs. Spencer
Vaughan. and Robert Henry Johnson
were married ONLY members OF tho
immediate families were present Tho
ceremony was performed by Rev. T.
Williams.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-02
Gained 30 Pounds
in Sixty Days"
Says Young Lady Who Formerly
Was Horribly Thin and
Anacmic."
Advises Thin Blooded People to
Use Hypo- Nuclane Tablets.

4 hrici cxtrac. from a letter from
Miss Cassie Brown. Danyiil.. Ills,
reads Doctors ha 4 SVEN TIC UP TO
die. was subsIst,us~ on mix alone.
Ny stomach, would no; retain solid
food. was dca;hly pale and ny
blood was watcry As last hope
tried ,hree-grain Nypo- Nuc!ane lab
lets. The effect was marvellous. DC
gan 10 gain and in icw weeks could
cat and digest anything. My strength
grew by leaps and bounds and soon
became plump and contcnt.dly we'll"
This is an extraordinary case. but
any thin. blood.ess. anacmic person
can increase weight. strength and
health through the use OF Hypo-
..uclane Tablets. Ono or two pack
ages will prove tina, this new com
pound 81 The salient extract from
yolks OF egss. hypophosphites iron.
and simple vegetable tonics in tablets
is blessing and benefit taken with
meals 10 produce ncw blood. ncm flesh
and induce p!umpncss. The process is
intricate, hut the results are certain
Sold by druggists 90 cts, or direct
!rrm the laboratory OF The B,ac l:burn
Products Co. DAYTON Ohio ,,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-02
PHILIP A. KRISE DIES
AT AGE OF EIGHTY-THREE
hynchburp Finnncier Was Prominently
Identified With Clty'< Affairs
for Fity Years.

Special TO The Times pispateh.l
LYNCHBUEG. VA. February L.
Philip A. krise. aged eishty-thr.s
years. one OF tho woal,hicst residents
Of LynchburE. who has been idcntt-
fed with the affairs OF the city for
nearly nfty years. died this morning
al his residence In Rivcrmont after an
illness Of several weeks.
Mr.. Krise vas a native or Buck
harmon. then Virginia. now West Viz
sinia. where he taught school as
young man. At the beginning OF tn.
civil War he came TO Virginia and en-
listed in Bedford County company
After seeing active service for som.
time he was incapacitated and cam.
TO Lynchburs. After the war he Sc
cured position as clerk in a stor.
and ultimately became one OF the lead
ing hnanciers OF LynchburR. his for
tune being estimated at considerably
more than 100000.
After working in store few years
he entered tho brokerage business
Then he became private banker and
finally organized the krise Banking
Company, which. in 1904. Was merged
into the American National Bank. and
which later became the Union Loan
and Trust Company. He built the
nrst tall once building in Lynchburg
the Krlse Building at Ninth and Main
Streets. which he owned At the time OF
his death.
Mr.. Krise was member OF Court
street Methodist Church and Of Hill
City Lodge OF Masons. He had served
in the city Council! and at one time
was chairman OF the City Democratic
Executive Committee.
MIR. Krise was twice married his
second wife. who survives him, being
Miss Minnie F.. Johnson. of North Caro-
lima. before her marriage. this mar
rage having been celebrated on March
l3. 1915. An only son by the first mar
riage died In 1908.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-02
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Petersburg Ma
lnancS committee OF the Council Of the
'itN. OF PctershurS. Va. FeNrurry =. 1917
a. O'Clock L. ~. for Tn. purchase az the
mo-" "r any part OF the itiloNInx de-
-'ilhcb bonds OF the city Of Petci burg
>-"u''yO ,'nnIc'r"l Improvement J.. per
cent soif bonds dated January !. 1917
IN" 'hhrinc :" EsnrS straight hearing Ia
,Sr"s' az The rate OF - per cent rcr an
Nun br-ab'e SeuianunailN on Tho frst day
o. Ja"uar, AND the r-.t day OF July At tho
vh'" 81 20 ,,!ty treasure. Each proposal
M"m J'nnarN !. 1871. 1" date "t delivery.
an! accompanied hN certified check
som" resporsihe baniiinE Institution. pay
hnir :" ~" Treasurer OF IN" city ~ Peter.
'""n- hid 10Y. and should b. addressed to
- " ''ii ,Aty Auditor OF pctersbur. and
maths'i -rropo'uls for I - ncr cent
bond
\. T. r.>TTt.SO%. ~
tItl'-man flnanLe CUInmitte,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-02
ACHES AND PAINS

find out what causes il aud conquer
tho cause. a pain in the kidney region
may put YOU on your back tomorrow.
Don't blame the weather for swollen
feet: II may be an advanced warning
of BriGhts disease. \ pain in the
stomach may o. the frs; symptom
of appendicitis. crea!l in a Joint
may be the forerunner OK rheumatiSm
Chronic headaches more than likely
warn YOU Of serious stomach trouble
The best WY is to keep in good con-
dition day in and day out by regularly
taking GOLD MEDAL HARLEM
olL Capsules. Sold by reliable drug
eis.s. Money refunded IL they do not
help YOU. Beware Of substitutes The
only pure imported Haarlcm Oil Cap
sules are the GOLD MEDAl.-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-02
It'd WANTS

SiSDArs ss ne Sss
ns.pSoa S'Eii tSSvinIeSs Ipr, ios rspHa!ss
nHh 9Ep wirlilS 9HE wEEk. WITH
tVAinhNNif E ii,L3 pr o,t TITrf. Cash 10 Ac-
RATE PER LINE.
"LM I.1. ana DAihi insertions. 30 cents.
rO>5hl iITE isscrIons. 40 cents.
situations Wanted. Male and Female.
uni.' witnrn one lyesh. 10 ccnls a line.
,.o''s .. neasLIcut.", il sc.* agate, -
~ an?ye tat,s cover MI olaesihyatio
"i"Ae'htauons not guaranteed ~iter ) l.. NJ.
stBSJaIIONS ron f.-D. NANT AIS.
:, ,nI following Times. Dispa,.h i.ranch "
~. Ma. 80, ,@G shGE, sI,,r"r .,
4.al"s Dras store rIosu Az. aud
Me ,,,',. i,lnai,.n.sy: es33 iisnoysr Ars;
:. 'ir ', ,,y,,. nF I, s'";e 90, "y2's 49,
i.'hI DihI 90. ine.. tunuaruy aud
49, Avenue ri.arn,sr!. Alien Axe. and
sias IYh p1s g,Yi. 500 81 M.. $.
''I' E,s osoS n sso'e' FOO, ,o5 h'osI y;
:. rarrsu, Drug store. roushe. ana Broad
r EA I.gr,o:i o. ~u'.nEE ;ArnEET
tt,rril,;yf rhsrnae, Tn,fl ana Main Sis.
~ + ,ankh"m 90 :.or,h rifth ST.
"a haiason Drux store. e9l =. seven
q. H. Ch!idrcy. - X Eighteenth st
uFncfA Pharmacy. f"enty-hrat anu Main
,WTnlt.ms fharn+fy. 'F"en,y ms, fnd Mar
.sprins:r rfuc Company. Tren,y-,h,rd ana
tnhhio SITS.
Won 8 *thaaf DRUG co" Twenty -nfth
:. y ooas rGarsuacy. Twenty MN ana LeiKh
:. Church Iin rharlns>.. 900 East Broad
s D craig Drug s,o-c. 200 =. Broad ST.
hl,aaIdson Ola. street Drui sto;". sol ~
! h:ri! met ~
PARAMOUNT
RARTOS HEIGHTS
tGuy DRUG store SoIth Ave.
liIGIiLASD r.tEk.
y =. t"Gb: n Go. 1900 Third hNs,
~ r.. Vaughan. Fourth and stuart
SDCTH RICHMOND
fofes' lI!l Ave.
x =. roberts. :eot HUI 81
FULTON.
BaCh. 3.ls Williamsburg AHs
tto1l.s b!us store. 500 "illiainsburS
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Had to Abandon Trip.

\ party or tourists from New York
passed through Petersburg this week
in taxicab on an overland trip to
Florida. The trip was abandoned a.
South hin. Neck lenburr County. on
account OF the bad roads There The
tourists took train FOR the land or
Mowers The chauffeur returned 10
Petersburg last night, his car and him
self covered with mud.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-02
DEATHS

'i ~, a. Lesruery /. RI. IN
h.a.- ~ heJ .nn.tn-l.". L"hn $. Munc.,
Mis- SAHNll'E. GILLIAN. widow o: tn.
l'ts G'oTs" V. GILLIAN .nd SIster OF Mar
HAL ~ Gillian OF Richmond Va
tuurEal from ih' residence StTJRpA :.
T. y - meas" omit Hover,
NtTIEE&.- Died, ~ the rcsidcu,e Of h.r
parents -o0s Iio e! Avenue, ~ o'clock
Lhprthay, iuormins. tcurTaIy J. 1917, RUTH
d. daughter O.! i,c'.t.." Z. ana Jullh =
Mst,+r', IA the tH"!tth ycer ~ her ato.
ruUsia, THIS tETENSpON - z"
, tiosh from. The church OF the HOly COM
-Dio,. Thu-sdar FEBRUARY !
NJ =, 30 l.. I Al N.t.ii!: Hospital,
+ sCiiEF:Ht.R ,:sd twenty SIN
s.srs ~ - survived Sd. ono brother John
Nn UH'Trr
e. rur,al vhi ,,.t Mace TIiis ,FrI-
i'Al 'iII.E+Dpt. a. ".'l0'l. from
AZ - 'un"ra! uart"r- TvcntN'hfrh -ni
J ~, -lu- NNrnWt. intetnrnt iM Da oo,l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-02
NUMBER OF ARRESTS
SHOWS BIC DECREASE
Only f2O Persons Taken Into Gus
tOdy i'm Petersburg Last
Month.
Membership Campaign OF tho Y. VI.
{. \. Comes 10 an End-SUutl
Chesterfield Road Association VIII
Hold Meeting Tonight.
rErEI;sEuEU. "a reyruarv

PETERSBURG. VA. February IL
III" number Of arrests IN this city in
January WAS l2D. Of which 'f;een w.re
FOR drunkenness IN January OF last
yea" there wee 80 arrests. Of which
$50 were FOR drunkenness The records
~ the two months. before and after
III ohihition, shows a remarkable CON
traS'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-02
,Ios- OF Campaign.

The y " {. y membership cam
Dalsn. which had been in progress for
scvera hays. closed last night with
reports % 40 new members and re
ncwsls Tho campaign did not prove
az successful as had been hoped.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-02

Through the civic League ~ this
city a West Virginia company offers
10 place 200 garbage cans at proper
places, without cost TO the city beyond
that OF removing the garbage. The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-02
Raid Made on SIN.

Especial to The Times Dispatch1
EMPORIt. VA, February l.--ofIicers
to- day raidcd All Illicit still about ten
miles from here, capturing Levi Pee
bles and Walter Webb, negroes who
were brought here and placed In jaIt
Tho still was destroyed, and elcvel
barrels OF beer were poured out on the
ground. About nifty quarts OF corn
whisky also were DESTROYED
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-02

Louis Wagner. aged hfteen Years.
son OF Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wagner.
OF Prince George. near this city. died
at hs home yesterday afternoon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-02

E ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
atreet. Eyesisht Spccialst Macisvn isSo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-02
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

w AHTEb. thoroughly experienced travelling
,,n SAT, sman IN sen.,ai msnutacturinE sta
lonerI lne ~ printing. ltthoEruph,ng loose
and blank books, ofrice furniture. fllnr Dc,
NIres Ia repiyinI stsi- cAptri,uc. with
references. Address walker. Esans & Co.'s
well Co.. L:harl.aton. =. -
MATTEL. statesmen az hrol.cr with good
r'puth.ion ana Acquaintance among m.
Er"cary drug and con:cc ,Ion"ry trad" in
IN; anu surrounding towns =" :spr"rtu' e
oroErt.5iv~ importer, hacker aud distributor
81 food products. Address Evan ~ HOOK
y 20 Lnr chshDsidn. EaltMmnIn. Md
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-02
REAL ESTATE For EXCHANGE.

inrio'"h N fior:da. in higH s,ate OF
with dwelling and Necessary o,tbuilIins,.
as" si"!e'oom attached. In Virginia Within
80 miles ~ Washington. l.. give fun
desoripion Az" prtcs tcpi,. /; L.. can
mons. Auhurndaie. i-Ir.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-02
HELP WANTED-Maie

ttBElhEY i0l'H raiIwa! mali clerk tI-
fpi'nst,nu5 in E'chmou0. Commence si5
month Sample questions free Franklin
lr,Iitute. Dept. tsi.n. Rochester. i
WASTED sob DrnNg,nEl r"tnaueat roti-
tN,p Su7tN Franklin nrcss TO. r>ierS-
COMPOST Vrt.--i.NpcTt tariff ton'po sitor
ava IroUntyrc iurkcUp man Vsutcd at
"u,e open sbnu. Donaldson AckrsS Print
80 80 >rrfHiE Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-02
PARCEL POST md MAIL 0RDl;K;i

FOL: SAFE green ground bone for your hens
Market. " S'"''a' "eeo"n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-02
FUNERAL NOTICES

-'Th. furrrni ~ Mrs IDii% Il
REAri.ES Niil take rlag- IRON. Highland
rArl Methodist Church iEipAN. Fehrua-"
+ Friend ana acouaiu,ances
.rNfi.d "a attend
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-02
------------
FOR SAI.E-Horses
TEN EXTRA GOOD MULES
FOR SALE-Auimn,s
POUIiERY AND RIRDs.

FOR sale. four very fine fresh co.'s 3
ehcn: III Fairfax Avenue. Stop . +
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-02
MEETINGS

TN: annual :neetins OF IN. to,khoIder,
OF the jefferson Hiatt corpors ton viii
be hello at the jefferson Hotel. tsiChmoHG
Va February !:I.. ~ y O'Clock
-. :. WEISloER.
Secretary.
MD MEEcIIANTS RANK.
il-s HUI street EIchmoud. W.
TIL J.. annual meeting - sinCkhciuer7 % thir
hank vm bc heiu February -. l.l;. a;
4 IL pAlrEEnN Nashisr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-02
SPECIAI. NOTICE.

SPECINII NOTICE.
SALMON. trout. shrimp. f-esh HOLSTERS.
Mobiack BAY aud Hampton Ear oysters
tneC,aity. Nick Butts Market 81. North
Sixth Street phona kandolph 1850
CALI. Up MEX Bulls Market. ST. Horth
SiAth Street, for all Kinds OF sea food
phoMN Randolph 1850.
We have up-to date machine shop for
all kinds OF governmental work. Rich
Inoui StaN Bolt Drilling Machine 60. 3:e
-"mth ttfLh Street
Nbt' exchange "nur Old turuliur" fnr
on- nr,, ami r.y t,ie dintrrurN ~ weekly
tu-taI'mcnia ct tohU turuiiurS tourauE.
it.1 East Main street rhous Randolph
.SlG.
TIE springtinc is romine Let clean
our carpets ana rugs an! store them.
We vii guarantee them against moths.
" Fred. EiCharisoiL Inc. Fir"prcvt storage.
tol-S West Main street. Phone i;auduiph
WI. buy. -eIl ana cNCasnEs furniture o! all
kinds. Scs cobb Furniture ,'ompany 1875
Es s, Snln street I,lLnMe kandolph .Sls
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-02

WANTED. reliable white mXn To man
sse and cultivate small farm in Charles
''ity Count.. Providence Forge sta
i,ou. References required. George l..
Christian. 500 Travellers Building. Rich
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-02

WANTED. AZ once. up-to.date hardware
man .spanie 20 nanase growing whole
sale and retail hardware business. Good
rcsi,,ou 80 rtEht imam. MI rcpliss conndAn-
'rilnf I'll
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-02
AUTOMOBILES.

BODIES and tops for commercial au,orno-
eii.s inAne !" order. Richards Bros.
tCE 8aio. i.passenGer Ford. winter bod -
s3.p. 1915 Ford roadster. Several touring
-ars from $3.50 up. 4. r. Tiller 1905 West
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-02
LOST AND TO.ND

ipSr airayed from "a" Fourth Avenue
H!isllar. raw. FronCh poodle on. Srsr
oid ,upNcrs Ia usm" OF T~c.:: Reward.
return 50 ,boy, OF phuue Ai,s. rit'eL Ram
10 ph 80.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-02

N,.N.>irD. mnn To learn the barber trade
r. i,ions Waiting. Free .aialnTue sent.
Ii"hm"n.! Barber College. T:ichin md. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-02
FOR S.iLE-Business

BUSINESS FOR SALE
S1C, y of Sooos and good " Ill OF ,he best
business St4hc in the town o. C!arciuont.
Low rent. ais" hay. 90 acres ON tho LAT
River. ali IN gool timber. only $40 900.
call or address Deyer.ii 4 Co. Serpor,
N.NS or ,isrrrront Va.
DRt,' sior. for sai.. located in ,hickl, 80,
YEA residential s.ci!nu % tho bes' rity.
~ s"uthN esteru part NJ Virginia nos. do
tHS good business. Invoice. s. coo .iaGres.
L - CT. Tines Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-02

WANTED. /. working farmer Tor one Of our
nursery farlus. Also men work In
nursery. ". T. Hood ~ 20. Gintcr Park.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-02
SHOES
CARPET CLEANING.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES

HOUSE CLEANING.
STAINING mud WtNInS floors. Xix nooTs
made !irht William johnson. EandoI7n
.i.n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-02

! FOR "eu, f0a West rwer,y-routth street.
: .>''r rooms. oath. latrohe. In6 tanse
! REM fcUu".d to SO T.rBy ! Pollard.
/ Inc. zoos Hun street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-02
acknowledgements.

, and nen,s wear trade TO sen factory
raid; submit .,references. Upgrade Hat
WnIkk. IArkeN civ y. I 49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-02

/ aaVc = eood hroDosition in an asencv for
= Tcl.hnown "uto trurh. Fine chance to
make -. iuoHey. Address :, sol care
WANTED. 10 hear from party having some
,apitai 20 invest with services In good
paying mutiou picture business Address
H.t. Times D.<patch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-02
HELP WANTED-Fcmale.

hihL Tor genera! house work and cooking:
small family. washing: sleep in. An
py ,Ni Noble Avenue. Ginter Park, or nhone
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-02
Fol, S.ALE-iIarms
-
WANTED-fien! Estate
FOR Itl;NT-Houses

N.tTED two lot. ia Woodland Height.
ApriN- stating love-, cash price. 10
Kos care Times Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-02
ROOMS WITH BOARD
BUSINESS CHANCES.

CcUri.l. OF Two nice ynure men ro- nice
FURNISHED se,"nG foo- front room. VI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-02

Agents wanted everywhere to ,ejI SooE
which tells how 70 double Your cron n
POTATOES. Liberal commission r. W Wi.
Der, BridEewater. Mass.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-02
ST MINER BOARDING;

BpEi.I.NARb iNS ON Hampton Roads.
CountT, .nI ;;cashnrs eon9!ned with ely
PEI week W;Ith Nases T4bl Boulevard
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-14
r RAINBOW'S END - B.. b. 3 3
h Il Bnrr

great sigh Of relief. followed by a sub.
latter was chagrined. Having made him.
self and the comandante ridiculous, he
took refuge behind an assumption OF
somber and offended dignity. But It was
plain that he still considered these Amer
leans dangerous people. and that his sus-
picions were as keen as ever.
Still a Suspect
The interruption served to end O'Reil-
ly's ordeal, for the moment at least, and
attention was now turned to his COM
panion. 1t was evident from the first
that Branchs case was hopeless. He
readily acknowledged himself to be a
newspaper writer. and admitted having
sent articles for publication through the
malls. THIS was quite enough: from the
attitude Of the military men 1t promised
to go hard with him. But he sprung
surprise by boldly proclaiming himself an
English citizen and warning his captors
not to treat him with the contempt or
with the severity they reserved for Amer
leans. Curiously his words had an effect.
Judgment for the moment was suspended,
and the two prisoners were led away,
after which another delay ensued.
At last O'Reilly was recalled; but when
he re.entered the big room he found Gen.
eral Antuna awaiting him, alone.
Permit me to apologize for the incon-
venience we have put you to-" the conan.
dante began.
'"Then I am free?"
"You are"
IL thank you"
The Generals hard eyes cleaned. Per
sonally. at no time put faith in the
idea that you are powder expert" said
he. mo. had my own suspicious, and
I regret to say this inquiry has not in
the least served to lessen them"
Indeed? May / ask of what you sus.
pect me?" Johnnie was genuinely in
terested.
The General spoke with force and grav-
ity: '"Mr. O'Reilly. believe you to be a
far greater menace to the interests of
my country than-well than, a score of
dynamite experts believe you are
writer" '-..'
The American smiled Are writers
such a dangerous peopleT
..rhat altogether depends upon circum-
stances. The. United States Is inclined
70 recognise Tho bslligerency Of these
| . a = l.. . It I"
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close the Ncva and the road The the
garden of Prince Yussop searched by Secret Service agents.
blood the but the of the
Prince declared that the blood of dog that had been shot
the before No dared anything against the
supposed especially the body of their victim had not
been found The river dragged and it not until twenty
that the dead discovered under
the ice in frozen condition. with the features completely bat
that they could be recognized only with difficulty
thing is that though known exactly where
had dropped could not be found having
the further than had been expected
kind the friends Rasputn
the that he had escaped and hiding
somewhere from his prosecutors The tale however, could not be
of time whole capital with unheard
rap that the detested the whole Of
with the fate which he richly deserved
the public could be suppressed Notwithstanding the
of the police In all the theatres and public places the national
with immense enthusiasm No regretted
happened the people suspected having had hand
received Of congatulation from
quarter national heroes The
remained unpunishd and is than likely that
will be brought to account for il.
cANI
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Cuban rebels, and her relations with
Spain are becoming daily more strained;
ill.feeling grows. and all because of the
exaggerations. the mendacities, that have
gone forth from here to your newspapers.
We are determined to put down this up.
rising in our own way; we will tolerate
no foreign interference War is never
a pleasant thing, but you journalists have
magnified It's horrors and m!srepresented
the cause of Spain until you threaten to
bring on another and more horrible
combat. Now then you understand what
I mean when say that you are more
dangerous than a powder expert; tha,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-14
By REX BEACH
novel of love- hidden and rebellion in beautiful
Cuba during exciting the revolt against Spain
Author of The Spoilers, THE
Barrier" Heart of the Sunset"

and you have "A way with you--thcre's
no denying It. Under other conditions it
would be pleasure to know you better.
that your further stay In Cuba will not
be-pleasant. I almost regret that there
is no conclusive evidence against you;
it would so simplify matters. Come now,
hadn't you better acknowledge that
have guessed your secret?"
ORelly's perpleXity was changing to
dismay, for il seemed to him he was
being played with: nevertheless, he shook
his head. II would only be decelving you,
sir" he said