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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-06
National Defense News
(By International News Service.)

New York, March 5.--Civiliar or
CARNATIONS are joining heartily, on
the invitation of Assistant Secretary
of the Navy Franklin D. Roosevelt.
in the effort to create a coast de-
Tense for use should war with Ger
many come.
The Marine Eccentric Firemen' S
union, of which Coroner Timothy
Healy is head. Is officially encourag-
ing it's men to enlist in the navy re-
serves.
The great owners Of tugs, lighters
and other small craft here are or
ganizing to put their vessels at the
disposal of the government Among
these interests are the New York
Central. Pennsylvania, Delaware.
Lackawanna & Western, West shore,
Erie and Baltimore & Ohio railroads
and the Standard Oil companies.
Their marine superintendent are
listing and organizing the several
hundred steel ocean-going tugs avail.
able here.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-06
REWARD OF S40O GIVEN
WINCHESTER OFFICERS

Winchester. Va. March 6.-Reward
of $500 has been distributed here by
the government to officers who inquired
in the capture OF Tom Price. alias Tom
powd now serving a long term Tor
yobbing the postofrice at st. Michaels'
Md. Price was followed from Baiti-
more. and arrested at the home or
relative five miles north OF Winchester,
The reward was distributed equally
among Chief of Police NJ A. Doran,
Deputy Sheriff Lewis f. Armel. Special
OFFICER ] r. Dorian and Lieutenant
Robert Weber. of the Baltimore and
Ohio police department. Officers c. f.
Neville and J. Il. Doran also received
rewards for capturing Harlan Palmer,
who escaped from the District of Col
umbia workhouse last fall.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-06
SOUTHERN TRAINS ARE
DELAYED BY FRESHETS.

Bristol. Va, March 5.-Slides and
trestle damages. due to freshets. fol-
lowing a constant downpour Of rain
covering more than forty-eight hours.
have seriously delayed traffic on the
mountain lines OF the Southern rail-
way. although no serious accidents
have been reported.
Sections of the lower business dis
trict here are threatened. Easements
are filled with water and some fur
naces are out of commission Fear is
felt that the prompt delivery OF coal,
which is now scarce, may he prevented.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-06

FIVE WOMEN CONVICTED
AT CHARLOTTESVILLE

Charlottesville, Va, March s.--1ate
yesterday Sfternoon Justice william
- Etfc disposed of Ave cases which
were heard before him during the
greater part OF the day. by convicttng
each and all OF the defendants Of
keeping and maintaining houses Of
il-fame in tho city, and imposed fines
and various other pinishments on
each defendant. Al were required 10
Gay fines OF s25 for violation Of the
lily ordinance for that offense and in
addition they were given jail sem
'ences on the state warrants heard at
the same time Jail sentences were
suspended pending good behavior
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-06
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals.

The United States circuit court Of
appeals reconvened yesterday morn
ing at 10 o'clock. with District Judge
Dayton in attendance.
Case in call today:
No 1900. Richard watson, master
of British steamship Student" and
claimant of said ship, the Charente
Steamship Co, Ltd, and T. & ]. Har-
rison, appellants, VS.. Matte Kreszew-'
ski, Administrative. ct al, appellees:
appeal from the district court at Bal
timore, Md. To be argued by Mr..
George Forbes, of Baltimore, Md, for
the appellants, and by Mr.. George T.
Mister Mr.. Harry b. Wolf and Mr..
Walter L. Cla.k, OF Baltimore, Md,
for the appeilees.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-06
III cit MORTIMER NELSON
AND HIS BRIDE Ho>ORED.

Berryville, Va. March 5,--Hugh Nor
timer Nelson. Jr. and his bride, the lat
ter formerly Mrs. Virginia Westwater
Harrison. whose marriage took place
IN ST. Paurs Protestant Episcopal
church in Columbus. @. Feb. II, have
returned from their honeymoon trip
and are now at 'Ionewood," the an
cestrsl home of the Harrisons. They
have been entertained by Mr.. and Mrs.
Courtenay Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Mitchell and Mr. and Mrs. Reed Riley.
Mrs. Nelson, who Is strikingly at
tractive young woman, was the widow
OF Or. Gynne Harrison, whose tragic
death occurred In a railway accident
several wears ago, Mr.. Nelson is the
son Of Hugh Nelson. of Long Branch"
and !s one of the st-known young
men Of Clarke county
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-06
BUILD AUTOMOBILE ROAD
TO Tor OF PEAKS OFF OTTER,

Lynchhurg. March s.-A new trail
which may make possible the use of
automobiles 10 the top of one Of the
Peaks OF Otter. was laid last week by
representatives Of the federal forest
reserve.
II is reported that the worst grade
VIII be II per cent or about 90 or Is
per cent better than under old condi-
lions. The TRAN is TO be opened for
the coming season. but 1t is not ex-
pected that 1t viii be widened for car
riages or motor car travel until for the
1918 season,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-06
VIII Train 10000 Boys.

New York. March Sit Is expect
ed that 10000 boys will be in mill
tary camps around New York this
summer Prominent among them will
be the messenger boys. latest recruits
in the cause of national preparedness
The Western Union Telegraph and
it's subsidiary. the American District
Telegraph company. and other big
employers of boys have pledged CO.
operation.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-06
TAKE sLEEPERs CLOTHES
BUT OVERLOOK VALUABLES.

SUFFOLK. March while the family
slept peacefully at their home In Hol-
land. the bedroom OF Mr. and Mrs.
Eiihu Joyner was entered and all Of
Mr. Hollands outer clothing was taxi
en-, and his pockets rined. When he
awoke he had not even a coat to wear.
Near the bed. placed there for safe
Keeping, was box of valuables which
the burglar overlooked
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Joyner were in
tbs. -SoaEss which wss' enteTesiI but did
not awake.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-06
CRUSHED BETWEEN CARS
AND DIES OF INJVRyVS

Portsmouth Va March 5.--The
funeral service OF william r Chiliis.
.s2o '.Ata6 last Saturday >aorBinx. ~
the Kings Daughters hospital took
place AT O'Clock this afternoon. in
his late residence. 1850 Glasgow
street. Burial was in the family
burial plot near Hodges Ferry.
Mr. Fhillis died from the effects
OF inturle sustained at the plant Of
the virginia Smelling company Sat-
urday morning. when he was caught
between two cars and fatally injured.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-06
ELECTED DELEGATE TO
NEW HAVEN CONVENTION

CASTOR Iiohtenstein was elected
Yesterday as a delegate to the conven-
tion OF American Federation of Musi-
clans 70 be held IN New Haven. Conn,
May ID TO 81. r. II Sincrey was ap-
pointed alternate TO the big meeting,
which promises to be an elaborate
affair 700 affiliated organizations OF
musicians are represented In the fed
Grafton, gathering their representa-
zion from both America and Canada
A striking fact in regard to TIE or
gsnf,aoon 10 that all Its members
are American citizens. or those who
taken ONT hrst papers of naturaliza-
ton stating their intention to becom >
Americans
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-06
HIGH AND GRAMMAR BOYS
FOR MILITARY TRAINING.

Covington. Va. March 5.--The boys
of the high school and higher grammar
grades in this city have voted in ia
vor of military training. Superinten-
dent letter and Captain J. f. Benner,
principal of the high school, have de-
cded TO organize a military company.
Superintendent Jeter claims that the
organization will have no connection
with militarism. but will be maintained
to promote discipline. teach system and
improve the boys physically.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-06

s c.. has arrived in Richmond where
he viii make his home in the future
At the Art Club.
The most interesting afternoon Of
the wear is promised at the Art cIuk
this afternoon at 1870 O'Clock. wheI
the history Of American PAINTINGS vii,
be flashed on the screen. The Ar
club has been fortunate in securing
one Of The travel picture shows sent
out by tho American Federation or
Art II consists of fifty or sixty stere-
opticln Views Of paintings by Amer
can artists A lecture will be deliv
cred with the slides.
The pictures IN the collection range
historically from Copley and Gilbert
stuart to George Bellows and Joseph
pennell Among :he est-known pro-
auctions IN the group are three por-
traits by John Sargent, Whistler's
portrait % his mother; Winslow Ho-
mer's "Ali's Wen. The Lady n
BLACK" NN William Chase. and . mum
her o. the works ~ John W AlHAau
der. John lefarsc. George lnness,
Robert Henri. EosuN ana others.
Members and students of the club are
looking forward to this choice Collec-
ton Of tho leading examples Of Amer
lean paintings Miss Nora Houston
is chairman OF the afternoon.
Following the exhibition, tea WIZ
D." served in the house committee.
All members and art students are in
vlted
benefit Concert for BriS ians.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-06
MIDDLETOwN GIRL BRIDE
OF AMERICAN NAVY MAN

Winchester, Va. March 5.--Miss
Ethel Lneburg. OF Middletown, Fred
orick county, and Michael Alexander
Roux. OF the United States navy, were
married here, the Rev. J. II. Henley
performing the ceremony. The bride
is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs John
W LineburR, of Mtadletown,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-06
ASHLAND WILL JOIN IN
SIMULTANEOUS CAMPAIGN

Ashland. Va, March 5.--The
churches of Ashland will engage in a
simultaneous evangelistic campaign,
beginning Sunday. March IL. Services
will be held on that day in all the
churches at the usual hours and at
SIS O'Clock every nigh. of the fol-
lowing week, and until further no.
tice, each pastor will preach in his
own church. A series of cottage meet
ings will also be held and every after
noon union services will be held in
tbr asland Baptist church at $3.50
o'clock
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-06
Widow and WidOwer We'd.

Front Royal, Va. March 5.--Mrs.
Jennie Butler, a widow forty seven
wears old. of Frederick county. and
william Putnam, widower. fifty-two
years old, of Warren county, were
united in marriage by the Rev ]. S.
Leeper, of Strasburg. Mr.. and Mrs
Putnam have arrived at their home
in Warren county.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-06
HIT by AUTOMOBILES,
TWO RIBS FRACTURED.

Norfolk. Va. March 5.--Charles Call
vert, living at s19 Fourth street. was
struck and knocked down by public
automobile at Fourth and Lincoln
streets. about s o'clock last night. He
sustained two fractured ribs. as well
as severe ahrasions to his forehead and
one of hts hands w. 7. Mansfield,
driver of the auto, was taken into Gus
tedy.- but recognized nrh+s ap-
pearance in police court.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-06

Winchester. Va. March 5.--Practi-
caNy all the section men Of the Shen-
andosh division of the Baltimore and
ohio railroad have gone on strike
for higher wages. They have been
receiving $3.50 for r. ten-hour day, and
now they are demanding $50 for the
same service. The men say they can
not afford to work for less than $3.50
Thus far no agreement has been
CHI ed
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-06
SUCKER" MAKES $40.
THEN TELLS POLICE.

Los Angeles, March 5.--Meetins
two affable strangers, who told him,
how he could win big money on
horse races, William Balfour. of Bis
bee. Ariz, reluctantly put up 50.
The strangers soon returned to him
with $40 winnings and suggested
that he put up a big bet. Balfour.
however. not so guilibie as he had
been judged, walked blithely away
and then reported the matter to the
police.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-06
LUNaCY BOARD FOR
WOMAN IN BLACK

Roanoke va, March 81 woman
%Fha, ga,yA ,bsE. name, sss.4 Mrs. John
James and who Is suspected OF being
the mysterious woman In black"
who has been Tightening the In
hahi'ants or this city for the past two
or three weeks, was arrested Thurs
day night, ard just before a hearing
was given her in police court on a
charge Of hesging the city authorities
decided 20 hold her over for the board
OF lnnacy TO pass on.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-06
Liquor in Trunk.

Lynchburg, Va. March 5.-~A trunk
containing 1o& gallons of liquor In
pint bottles. is being held by the po-
lice here, and Il the owner, who
checked 1t at Washington Friday at
tennis to- claim the baggage. 1t will
mean a term at the city farm
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-06
Contract For Rriarr.

Warm Springs. Va. March 5.--The
board OF supervisors for Bath county
have awarded contracts to the Cham
pion Bridge company. of Ohio, for the
construction Of a bridge at Thompson's
creek to cost $3,sel and one at Lick
run costing s1,6Se.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-06
Hit hY Two Cars.

J. w. Brauer, 111s North Twenty
first street. narrowly escaped injury
Sunday morning, when he was
caught between two street cars going
in opposite directions at Twenty-ninth
and Venable streets.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-06

M;ss To-, Rcu. ~atcehv Jones
turne8 what looked Ike a disapncint-
mem into an enthusiastic success al
The W-n,,,an.s club Yesterday atte",
noon Mrs Alexander o IlQon li,air-
man Of the afternoon. had planted
musical, featuring the Woman'S Quar-.
let Of Richmond and, Miss Doris SAX
er, violinlst Unfortunately, one OF
the members o. the quartet was taken
sick al the last minute ana tho mu-
steal was postponed But Miss Lon
Belle Cateshy Jones came 20 the res
cue and delighted the cIuh wan
treat they might otherwise nave never
enjoyed. She read from ,"' p' INV
representat.Fe poets "f tod ANN
dranath Tagore. representinG inc
East. and Amy Lowell fepieS'H ''ls
1.-The West.
Miss Jones possesses 'AA,ff.1H
feading voice, SoI' an" expressive '''
KIND one could usj'h 10 ny 'i' H'Hr.
u IS f"'uA7rlH adapted 20 poetry ana
iagore gems from ne scent
Moon we're enhanced nv he' aF'tFt ".
She chose the ca''1o"ed poems esp
elaIIt ana pointed 'N' AEt'' wen
chosen Hotaft" words ara F- t"7,'
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and her wedding 70 NJ Ro,,a1i j., his,
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-06

where Jail sentence may be served.
Not yet. Villas army Is the refuge
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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-11

aosfapa taGltd meioGn fpIdstdm.
me nGfpp min barwoin mitddn leb.
femme paIstoilla, min piirrGn ION,
fun ripin. jos orpoiia Miittaja iuopi
iiiaa poIstoiIleen. @niin mainitien,
etta pietimme iouluiiblaa. Mlettiin
iubla felIo fuuii ioulipaamllna, loto
on barpinaista tdld paiffafumnalla
Saarnaajia oil u. SasieI ia Mler
Mbo. Saboommc lauiua noprdt fii-
tofiet, eritt1in Mler Mbolle ia ppp-
oamme, eta ban fulfil toistefin mel.
6Gn fesfmiteemme, iilla ban oil ialo
iaarnaaja. Smuna iltbloiltara o.
lettiin fello ieitieman ppbufonltilas-
ten iltblo, jofa alettiin mirrelld Fl.
9ller Mbo pitt Julia pilbeen ia iitten
alfoi Iasten objelman iuoritlts. Wa'
liaifana of i~oittoa Smpi Sobnionil'
ia ia fifteen taos aIfoi lapiilta obiel-
mlao minfG laplet ilorititpat toto bp-
min. 9opnfii laulettiin pDbdforlii'
laulufirjasta ia miimeiiefii tiili loil'
lupuffi, jofa oil oifein bppalld tiii-
leila, iiI1 ,pufilla of luuri warasto
taiporoita. Nltoret ia panbat tlili'
mat prfiIta iaamaan labioia. Wina'
fin manbus iaan laiina i%alinlntaf
fiitofIet mrs Maria 2eefiIle, mrs ".
SobnIonilIe, mrs S6a MnoerioniIle,
mrs S6a @loielle, mrs Wanoa Watt-
ionille ia mrs 2ebtoielle iaamistani
labioista.
SoiIena joulup6itpGnG alettiin fir
fo1n1ef1ot tello fDntlneflef1 aanlppul-
apGllG, josia of folme pubuiaa. Tas'
tori q. Saapanen pitt eniin alturit-
fouflet, fifteen iaarnaii q. gfonen pai
pGn epanfeliumista ia pastori ".
Saapanen iaarnaii fifteen ia miimei-
Iefii piti nellie bpfp6stiiGttopllbeen
Mrd slbp. Sept Icpetan firioitufieni
ia toiapon faifiIle oni,ea llubelleipiio-
belle, erittGin Mers Gin @ilenille ia
bGnen perbeelleen ia piffii WartbaHe
SGGfGG bpipGsti, toipoo funnioitlif:-
iella
Wrs Sofia Sioblum.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-11
Smmalanpaluelmfiia t~ammifnnlla.

Smmalanpaluelnfiia tammifnaIla.
Is p. SuiiiGrmelld Serran cbt.
fansia flo 1 ip.
10 b. Menabgasla flo 2 ip. ia flo.
1880 lip.
20 p. Solmes Gitpsid 60. Sobnio-
min t. flo 7 iIl. ia 81 p. firfosia flo
II up. ia &. @ialasia flo Z il.
% p. Ilbiosio Hptiloboen t. flo
.7:3O in.
90 y. 6rancb Safellu ieurabio-
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90 b. Gofatosio 6. &otilan t. flo
7:3O il.
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mortal ppbGfoiiIu baalilla flo 8 III.
Suom! post g. @iemi ioornaa
~fansiani pllG mainititisia ~paifoisIa.
s. S%iusfonen.
@enabga, Utlril.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-11
Dliopisto.M pteefin
TGanfipm.H nlmeria

mppoGGn tafuuIla. &abat mafietaan
tafaiiin, elIei ne tee iitd, mitd iano.
faan. See p%arantaipat pGdnidrpn,
pation poltteen, bermostumiien ia
otpat bppiG uieibin muibin eri tautei.
bin.
2GbetetGGn mapaasti postisia %
lenttiG laotiffo, s laatiffoa bolGarilIa.
Hostimerfit feIpaoipat mafiuifii.
". Session,
tO1 Mecbanic Ct, Gitcbburg, WaSi.
- Spbn 9nulan aripottaipana Of
Ieen Lehman on moittanit Sobn 8Ior.
apist numeroIIa 1914.
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Smmalanpaliuelmfiua tammif. /.

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Id p. Sron 8eItisid flo 2 Up. ia
M~ontrealisia flo 1873 ip.
10 p. 9artausieirra flo KS Sranf
ssobnionin talolla. Somalla fesfiis-
tellaan Niidriioieuran tpoobjelmasta
al b. Naioriioieuran objelmafotolis
on firfon baalisfa flo 1873 lip.
Sunmuntaifoulu alfaa emf luil-
autftaina Sronmoobin firfosia flo 1
p1imGlld.
Spnt. ia fastettn.
AoIIe ia Seera @artamden fafiois
lop5et 1. Seera 8iipian, t. Sellen
N1aria ipnt. iouluf. 80 y. fast. tomt-
milf. Z p.
Sambattm Srpn Self, isis.
Ssolmar &allen p. Mnoerion ipnt.
a8esiemer, Iicb., fnoli Sblpano, isis
iopI,.f. 81 p. bau6at. tammif. 5 p. S.
81 Is tp.
s. llrpilainen.
6t0 6. glper ct. Sronipoob, Weicb
E. SrOnuoObin @aniallisienrofnn
MALTA oil mitolifofous miimte iirlniir'
taina. 8irfoiliioifii 'paitii eiimies-
I'd ia rabastonboitaiaa tliliiuat enti-
1et. &ofous oil ,pilfasta ia oiiioitten
tdfittelp mielid plentdlpd. Siella
t1aotiin observation-disclosures tdrfeptta
riitt periaatteeieen fuin fd~ptannoli-
feeu pltoleeu ndboer. 8itbittiin eta
feirrotlmtaeldmd on paras pbteispp-
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ION rabalisto aiiain idriestdmista.
@atjottiim tarpeelliiefii etta fasfafin
fontepiirisid oleipot mirfailiiat iitiil.
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&c tGSt6 aiiaStd.
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xGtfettiin miimeiieen Iepoon tania-
laiSemme &alle Bennaien maalliiet
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toesio boiita,tfien. @ennanen fiioli
tuitnre Iaiiantaita tpasten pSlld Sobn
M1inffiien formilla Srortpoooin ete'
lGpuoIella pli 70 muooen ifdiienG.
YpbGu Haaiualin firfosia on
neutrality-suspicious. emf prba.iltana
t. t. ia b. Ito Slta. aamnpdiwalId
eli ole p~arihnaista iiimalanpalwelns.
ia ,puofifofoutfen tafia.
Ompelufeuran ipuoiifotois ia. jnb
Ia on g. paaipalir firfon ialislo tdl-
I'd iuiifolla torstai-iItaio flo Slto.
Suoritetoon obielmaa, fesfustellaan
ia liumnitellaan ieirrm toimirtoa oil
ietllle mro6elIe, juo0oan fobipia y.
NJ. 2eboitetam faiffia iaapnmoan ia
bGn tarapimoileen tilaiiuiiteen.
@pbdfoul,ttpttoin fIltbin fofous on
taliG miifola perianai.iltana S. Sc
tulolo Worrien padud flo pnoli Slta.
Seairofunnm Mpu.pboistpfien bor-
~tousfofoits pisetdGu tiistai-iltana t..
t. 16 b. s.. RproIan Iuona lliloella III
feiiilIa Ito Sta. Gimme iOiifollo.
gesiemerin ompeluieuran fofous
oioetdan fesfipiiffona t. t. II p.
Ars 3. Monnin li,ona flo 2lta Ito
'wdud.
Gimme mennddn foifin.
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tnuuot oltoauot mime tiistoina Sur.
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