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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-12
To-Day and Tonight
in Richmond

ltrGirin Uraprh. National League
Tor Woman's service. JEFFERSON 80.
tel. .: noon.
InunrII Committee On streets. city
IinIi. - o'rfoci.
Council Committee on Einrncc.
City Hall. > o'clock.
irca Temple. MOBILES OF Mystic
shrine. ceremonial session, Masonic
rrmnlr, u o'clock.
t!ric-i'opuInr vaudeville, matt
nee. =, niaht. : 800 and 81.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-12
WILL HSNE AN OF
IT'S ENptitr aUSIS0R

~ tic Forthcoming hearings On thu
Norfolk gas quc:tiou. tho State Co..
poration Commission will have rs its
eNpcr; adviser Jr,.son T. Dickernt.n
"lo Wa recently appointed As ruhlic
Utility cnsinccr. pursuant IL An act
% tho General Assembly passed il 1874.
providing 500" for tho general pur-
poe nf supervising. the operations and
'.:,cS OF pubic light. heat and u,wc..
companies in the past. tho commits
lion las en- forced. ~ controversies
OF this Kind to rely cllich:' upor thu
Information l&id before il - counsel
for tho opposing :idcs. MIR Dickeig1:,n
vii! act rs tho commissions iulcpcg-l-
Ont adviser. reportin" On ~" merits
ot tho contentious aft = m examination
made by hialSclf
Much Of Mr. Dick crinan's experience.
ha% been viii gas utilities. In this
h"ld. ne *n" connected in Supervising
aud advisory capacities. with Tho ran.
road commission ur Wisconsin, ami
with tn" Public S"rv:c. Commissioners OF
'hiearo snd Philadelphia. Tho r.i,.
Gas Company. o Eort"l!;. : Il sub
stciary Of tho Virginia Hs,Iu;., ANA
Power Company. which nlso operates
III" nr'""" ard traction utilities OF tina,
"ii. and Portsmouth,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-12
FEW RECENT DISORDERS
OCCUR IN SANTO DOMINGO
Nrw Period OF Construction Well Ad-
'nnced. After Two Months of Rule
by United states.
From STAFF Correspondent; Of the AS
Sociated .res.1

'From a Siaff Correspondent; Of the AS
sociated rfesa)
SANTo DOMINGO CITY, Fehruar;. |.
After two months OF military rule by
tho United states. where revolutions
arc almost continual. tho new period uf
construction is we'll advanced, and
there have been but few disorders: re-
Gently.
Ii l. generally admitted that the oc-
question IS only temporary, and that
ING 'nihta'" form Of setornmcn,. s,d-
:rintst'rcd without martial law. will
only be maintained until such time as
The 'onhicans arc prepared to take
"ve" TIE management OF their own At
fairs
VIII ihe exception OF the profess
on"i politicians ami q few scli-sty led
patriots. i may hc said 20 he tho al
.nos; unanimous opinion tia, All santo
Domingo IS heartily grateful! that the
United states 1T last has taken con-
troll OF IS government
The procia nation csta blish!ng mill
tar! government was issued on No
ve;nher -. 1916, hy Captain H. S.
N'iaPp' T. ). \. Although he is the
acting head Of the military govern
mcni. he has declined TO assume the
duties OF military governor. nor does
nc permit himself to be addressed or
referred 10 as Governor" In cveYv
POSSIBLE way tho understanding has
seen conveyed that the present form OF
SoIcrnnent is only Provisional
One Of tho chief problems is the
manner in which the country is to hc
rolictG. y constabulary Differed or
directed by Americans. Tie United
states authorities believe. Is absolutely
necessary 20 insure peace and order
after the withdrawal Of the Unitca
states troops. \; present all portions
OF the islands in which troops arc ac-
;uai.y stationed arc being largely po-
Iced by them. although tho local ;.oiicc
remain on enty in Santo Domingo CITY
and Il tcw other points
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-12
@S%SSSN
5 SOCIETY &
SNSN= ~ ~

ne most important society event OF
inns evening is tho dance given by tho
Richmond German Club in the ball
room OF tho Jefferson Hotel at :
o'clock This is the last OF series
VI six beautiful balls given by tho club
during the winter season and num-
h2r uf guests from a distance will at
tcud the affair. The club viii also
xiv. ~ extra dance OH Easter Monday,
which will b. i very attractive event
Entertained In fredericksburg.
Miss Margarc; Iicrndon. Of Rich
nond. ~ tho guest OF her grnu,lmothcr.
Mrs. Charles IIcrndcn at her home on
Hanover street. Fredericksburg. for :,
short stay.
saturday Miss Luc! Iiorndon gave
jan auction bridge party at her home
IN honor OF her niece Miss IIcru'lou.
~" drawing rooms were arranged in
spring flowers and refreshments were
served At the card table,.
Al tho womnns tiub.
i;cv. H. r.. 4. Maclachlnn. H. -. pus-
tor Of Seventh Street Christian church.
will speak 1T tho Womaus club this
afternoon At O'Clock on Science and
Immortality" Miss Lucy ,.uarlcs.
who fs chairman, viii present pr.
Maciachlau 10 his audience.
Mcmhcrs III tn club are greatly
@rat,nci over IN, success 81 their
cnoi; IL raiXc funds for thc ambulance
r-ii"r wo.N among soldjors burned
IS exploding Shells and powder. Thc
amount desired i~ ; n"D OF which
NOR, than sac" has already ben rais-
ID. All those dcHirin@ IT, assist III thi.
work may make contributions OF an:
.plall amount. taking thor gifts - tho
rluh this afternoon or sending !; I"
., -fNs Avon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-12
Mrs. Anne Clay Mcpomell.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
lfNCllRuRG. VA. February H.
Mrs. Anne Clay Mcdowell. mother OF
Judge Henry Clay Mcdowell. OF the
Federal District Court for tho Western
District Of Virginia, died on Satur-
day at the ancestral home of Henry
Clay. at Ashland, Ky. after long III
ness. Judge Mcdowell is confined to
his homo here by illness and was UNI
able to be present at his mothers
burial
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-12
Commits THEFT in rhurr,.

TNcn N" holy pIHros aGc M0t MalI
invioiHtc 10y petty thieves. While the
morning service was procrcdiu: SOS.
t"rd"% morning in the ,iracc-Covcnan:
PRESBYTERIAN Church some ono cu,crcd
the choir room aud stole u mum and
u pair OF gloves. The theft MAS re-
ported 10 tho police by member Of
tho church
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-12
r1rty Dollar. Tnkcn From Register

Joseph Ilcuslcr. Of 20, West Mar
shall street. reported to tho police YES
tcrdar th"t three Offices. at Addison
and Broad streets. had been broken
into aud cash register robbed of $50
The register, smashed was found in
a rear alley.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-12
Increasing the sheen Bu.,nc.s.

TIC Statc OF ONO Is coming back
INTO the sheep business. ohio former
~ had tho lead Of all States in wool
states, tho production was decreased.
They arc picking up again, aud the
county OF knox, IN ohio. has upward Of
$4,000 sheep. This is an example
TO follow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-12
ECONOMY MEASURES
COME BEFORE ALDERMEN
Will Consider Rose Resolution Look.
ing to Abolition OF Costly
Fec system.
MEANS CHANGE IL CHAHrE,:
Will Also Take Legislative .iction.
rs Many Officers Draw Salaries
ami Fees From Both State and
City-Track Question Comes Up.

Two measures Introduced in the
Common Council with 4 View of bring
inS about moro cconotuy IN the city
government vii! come Before the Eoar,!
Of Aide:mcn a; its meeting Tomorrow
night for concurrence. The arc Tho
Rose resolution for the appointment: of
F." charteT-chance committee and thx
6atkins resolution. calling FOR q sury ey
81 all municipal departments by their
respective heads.
u Is the aim OF Councilman Rose To
nave tho chartcr-chan@c committee
coiSid." ways aul means Of bringing
about tho abolition OF tho fec system
among city officers Councilman Eat
kinS IS anxious 10 receive from the
hcads Of departments their rccommcn
dauons as {" consolidation Of depart
m"nts and III" elimination Of positions
where II can bc done with 4 financial
saving and no decrease in efficiency OF
administration.
The resolution directing: the CITY At
iorncy to institute !cral Proceedings To
compel tho isi,!,mo,d. Frederick sburc
and Potomac and Richmond and Peters
burg Connection Company TO raise or
lower its tracks along Eruad. Eclyi-
derc and other streets will also DC bc.
fore the board for concurrence
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-12
suhbn,h violation Chnrecd,

Samuel Bernstein was arrested yes
tcrday OH charge Of laboring at his
trade Oh the Sabbath by selling cigars
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-12

Williams Memorial Circle. Kings
Daughters. will meet with Miss Sarah
Allen. 1923 Hanover Avenue. to-mor-
ruw afternoon at $50 o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-12
I.otsnl fknjniaIl.

Rainfall hast twenty -four hours l.. Mono
deficiency in rainfall since March
.............................. So
Deficiency IN rainfall since Jan
uary ! ................ -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-12

Temperature. .: humidity. IS: wind.
direction. north: wind velocity. IL
miles: weather. clear.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-12

IMMATURE ALMANAC.
February u. 1917.
HIGH TIDE:
sun rises. .....I:0t Morning. ..S:04
sun sets. .....J:i5 Evening SAD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-12
The w Gather
Furnished by L. =. weather Bureau.
EorrrSSt: slrcjuI,

Forecast: sirEinin
Fair and continued
cold Mondays Tues
dns probably fair.
With slorl. rising
temperature.
North Carolina
t'nlr aud colder Mon
dpyt 'ruesdry prob
ably fair. with slow :
~ rising ten,pern-
tnrc.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-04
ICE BREAKING, ST. MCHAELS

A radio reprt from St. Michaels yesterday morning reported that Q strong southeast wind was blowing and that the ice was melting up ra- pidly so that they expected the har- Dor to be well clear before June 15. Every indication was that the whole would be clear Of ice by that time.
 Fred Larsen who returned yester- day from Tishou reports that the ice is out from off shore all the way up as far as Cape Douglas but that Port Clarence Harbor Is still closed tight with solid ice. Joe Goodwin who came down with him from Tishou having walked from Lost River brought down the latter piece of information.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-04
CLEAN UP PEOPLE HELD
 FINAL MEETING SUNDAY

A meeting was held yesterday in the city hall of the Clean-Up Com mittee. It was well and enthusias
 tically attended by the various mem bers who report gratifying progress. Dr. Chace, the city health officer, told the Committee that the de- partment intended to enforce vigor- ously the ordinance relative to re fuse and garbage in the event of any place being not cleaned up be- fore June 5. He further stated that any person that wanted to dump their own refuse could do so beyond the White Barn on the ocean beach
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-04
HURRY WORK RUSHED ON
 NAVAL PREPARAT TI0NS C0AST r

department needed fifteen million tons of coal, are hopeful that Gov ernor Strong, who is to arrive here tomorrow will impress upon secre- tary Lane the necessity of opening up the great Alaskan coal resources at this time.
 It is said that the opportunity for the opening of these coal lands is now here and they can meet the requirements of the navy fully and quickly. The coal has already been
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-04

SEATTLE, June 2.-Following the Umatilla the Victoria sailed twelve hours later, getting away this morning at ten o'clock with a full cargo, twenty-nine thousand pounds of mail and about the same number of passengers as the Uma- tilla, one hundred being steerage, thirty-one second class and the bal ance first class.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-04
SPRING TIME IS HERE

For the best work in tailoring see us. We make alterations. We do cleaning, pressing and re- pairing for ladies and gentlemen. We make suits to order.
 First class workmanship, modern method and prompt service. We appreciate your patronage.
 Yours to pleaes
 NOME TAILORING co. Next door to Segerstrom & Hagen GET THE NEWS RIGHT. REA1 THE WORKER.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-04

WASHINGTON, D. C., June B. Admiral Harris, chief of yards and docks, announced that the govern ment is hurrying eighty million dol lars worth of construction now on a scale of energy hitherto never equalled.
 These enormous works include the erection of several new radio stations at various sections of the
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-04

found fitting under every possible naval test.
 WASHINGTON, D. C., June B. The National Guard that has al ready seen service along the Mex fen border will be the second con tirgent to sail for France and will go i'll July. They will augment the Pershing contingent which is to set out at future date which is not officially announced but which will be soon.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-04
LANE DECL ARES THAT
 BOUGHT NENANA ROAD

WASHINGTON, D. C., June B. Uncle Sam is surely good these times to the gay and festive wild eaters or those who have an unpro- fitable piece of property waiting to be taken hold of. Today Secretary Lane announced that the govern ment would buy Falcon Joslin's Nenana Railroad for three hundred
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-04
DAnv INDUSTRIAL WORKER MONDAY JUNE 4, 1917.
VICTORIA SAILS, BIG MAIL
 CARGO AND PASSENGER LIST

the passengers on both the Umatilla and the Victoria is that a consider able number are old timers, and there are very few new passengers for the north, most having seen nor only several summers but many winters in Nome and vicinity. ln- cluding the number of St. Michaels in the list, the passenger list is lighter thu in several years.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-04

Among the well known Nomeites taking passage on this boat are: J. Johnson and wife, G. P. Goggin, ). J. Cole, c. Brandt, Frank Hall, $. Bakke, R. Carroll, Jake Berger and wife, p. Coe, M. Neider, c. Hackett, Pete Brandt, Tom Ross, J. Bachel- der, wife and child, w. Hopp, A. Wetzell, Roy Clarke, F. Nicholson, Morton Howe, Mrs. Monreysen, Sam
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-04
TONG WAR AGAIN STlRS
 THE CITY OF SEATTLE

SEATTLE, June 3.-The Tong War which was in abeyance for while, while the different societies had a truce, broke out with renewed viol- ence in this city when a general shoot was resumed by the Tongmen here on Saturday in the Chinese quarters. The two factions poured
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-04

Gaylord and Mrs. H. Gaylord, Mrs. G. J. and Miss Helen Lomen, Harry Marcus, w. Cochrane, A. Kah, Judge Reed, Bill Eddy, William Gil more R. Holland, A. Kellog and wife, w. Gilseen and wife, w. Bai- ley, J. Bell, Jas. P. Daly, J. O,Hallo- ran, Cap Sundback, Alex Young, etc. etc.
 A notable fact in connection with
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-04

SEATTLE, June 3.-The anti Bone Dryers are now ready with their referendum petition and claim that they have enough signatures to prevent the law going into effect before November 1918. The law goes into effect this month and the result will soon be known.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-04

a quantity of intuition into one were killed and four wounded.
 The police say that they will take drastic steps to prevent the recur- renee of these shootings, but as on former occasions they seem to be quite pOMerlesS.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-04
ANTI BONE DRYERS ARE
 READY FOR REFERENDUM

The supporters of this petition claim that they know that the Fed eral law prohibiting the shipment of booze into dry territory does not and will not aplpy here until that time.
 Quite a bit of excitement is being worked up over it.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-04
AIRSHIP BUILDER GETS MAD.

SEATTLE, June Franklin Whitman, aeroplane manufacturer, went to a bank cashier and today demanded three thousand dollars threatening the bank man with ni- troglycerine if he failed to come through Whitman however caught
 bad one in this cashier, the lat ter taking three shots at him, but him each time.
 Shortly after his getting away from the cashier Whitman com mitted suicide. It is believed that the man is insane.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-04

below the water mark. None could be dumped on Dry creek under any consideration whatever.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-04
NJ. PASCOFF. LADIES & GENTS TAILOR.

LADIES l& GENTS TAILOR. Your Clothes Cleaned, Pressed and
 Repaired. SUITS MADE TO ORDER from select fabrics and trimmings. ALL WORK GUARANTEED. Cor. Lanes Way and Front Street.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-04
FOR SALE CHEAP.

Two f H. r. Boilers. One 12 H. P. Boiler. One 16 II. r. Boiler. Two 6 II. r. Boiler.
 DARLING X DEAN CO.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-04

thousand dollars.
 Tom Riggs, candidate for Cover nor, is to direct operations.
 Falcon Joslin is boosting the Riggs stock some. It cost a good deal more than three hundred thou sand to build the railroad.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-04

WASHINGTON, D. C., June B. Alaskans here, noting the state nent by Secretary Daniels, that the
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-04

coast on the Pacific and Atlantic including Alaska. There will be no let up to the work until it is com pleted.
 Three million dollars is to be ex- pended in Bremerton alone.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-04

Anything in the line of job work
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-04
RELIABLE TAILOR SHOP.

Now is the kime to Subscribe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-12
Tcmpnitratiuncr i 0irfenes.

airtcne$ / Norouaer mehhcIes oen
zoe 0tni: 2eroo1 Giicrmioong al.
! ianIc6c$ ca. 800 Qiennclfer uoen.
for SolfctS SuS iii Temonitrotion
mos llbisriel al 2eouctsmioIcr ira
Stchct. SoQct morichcrcbc gicnncnt
belle SorrctninqSitregct llocnior Sc
ior'ficlliQe Observation-Disclosures top.
pcoc Soqct. Sorretninaerncs Sube.
bopere eller @eiturere maotte unocr.
ifriue GrfIPrluacr Inoerhe paa. at
intet ifliIbe IepereS iii SinIano eHer
iii u~bcnlaubife Stlbc uoen aontrol
al bertil opuGpnte Wpub. StehctS
SoIobob blcp oqIon Qicitet % pao.
Ioat eli itrcuacre aoutroI mcb us
isricIcn til 6irlonn % 2%enerarccr
al Hrouiort iii Sfibcrc. Otter enbt
Concentration holotcS Salere al
SoIfctS Gus 2ebere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-12
Treoaa Tprmiboaa.

Inbagt peo Nalt. y. Z. Wcr9c'en.
Trotofol for Sorsbag S%ormiboag
lrIt al Bait. Srtpeit; ocn for Sors.
BAG Gitermiooag IGit al Eoit. Suno.
bp.
Otter bi5ie SorbereoeIier toeeS
SniI 90 Slitber College aorporotlon
boIot Nfpbe. Yroi. Trells, Tornlono,
g. Z. Sec poIgte$ iii Sefrctpr. Otter
Sormalltetcrne pnr louTGsIig ia9tta'
get olollrnercbe &orporatiorSmehCt
iii 81 4 Gitermiboag, ga in9cr for
langte nogen 6orretninaer nf9iort.
Serpoa blep otter Spnobemebet
lot poa loplia %iS.
Ser er / oct ~heletaaet Ell foriigtia
Sperholoen al De leeole 6orner %
I%noronin1cr al Wsbet. CONNER
@rinbelano pno9er oper, at CONNER
llcIaro5 Hoao iclges paa Oct onlitGlt.
oeIigitc.
Sortiot SnbitiGing ira SilIomnatS.
fomiteen. llnbifpIoningcr, Spto9elIe
al raoogipcnoc Wcblemmer % Sic.
tier. gf &c iioitc er Ser en- ioabon
SIom, at set bare nroncS her at en-
noben prepet at income noQen az DEM,
Tormonoen opIGite Sfripclie ira
9ime Greet Mcni9bco, Tait. Sn9e.
briotiens aulo. 26 itemmleberettige-
De Sentmer al oenne Wenigbco pro.
teitereoe moo ben Wiaaoe Tait. Snac-
brigticn % Majori:ctcn / Wcnigbe-
ocn itiQct iig til Iorcnin9aiogcn. 0e
proteItcrcnbe enifcoc at pGrc nlch /
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Serpoo brogte Nominotionsfomi-
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mpno aienuomincrct og gienoal9t.
Siteoetior aiopoe Trof HealIe pna
2llth. College @oarb Of SrulteeS
polqteS DR.. Oscar Slion.
Observation-Disclosures pno Oct me
Somiunoa %algfomitc blcp: g.. Z.
Gee, g. g. @oe % &enrp Gonbone.
@uIgct ifcoc paa oen WfaaOe, at Scfr.
initruereoeS til at fate S%amiltnocts
| Stenlme Ter aanoiboterne. @olote.
ring pmgiffcS pou Den GiS. Spno.
ocltS Sfoleoircftion noninereoc Ero.
ieaior $. 2. &ineboe iii Seitprer Tor
2ltb. Horinalifole. Toriomlinaer
itemte iii Saf for ben aitrGoeroe Be
itprcrs fro SieneIter.
8roi. 6. s.. Trels gienual9t ion
@eitnrer al 2litber College.
6oriamIingen ~initruerebc Sorm
Stub iii at iremb9re benS @ilien til
glubr. Senion iom ligger ing paa Ct
Saul Sotcl.
Ger inoIepercoeS flere Srbitiain
ger, men De inoebolbt pGientlig Sp.
muntring til i~ort'at Srolfab | allt
Girfiombeos 8rene.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-12
Glcfriif Strait til Maorncs.

tingets Wilitprfomite inbitiller iii
@ifalo Eropoiitioncn ON g~cuiIanina
al 261 800 &r. Ill ll0bpanir1 al
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alll, hor GomitcenS Sumpati. s
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ll%bbngning, iom tcfntit o. etonomiif
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Suther Gollede

ga <bitiuingen ira aonliteen for
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prohibition bar bare uoGiort SAP.
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