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FOR SALE

FOR SALE
w aoth . n. p. p. H. Large iot.
52s Nandcvcr Ave-. Is. b. p..... .f0o
fl22 Pc 18th. u. B..............st, 800
sos Spruce. s b. ID. o.. H.......... 81, $50
5Oi So. 2ifh q n. 3. n. H......... .sd.aQu
1O1 Van Buren,. apartment Make Offer.
OH w Seventh Q u. n p. h..... $4,000
sO4 Washington n r.. b. T.. H.. 81 500
SIP MONROE. *, b. %. H..... $4,000
1913 West. q r. b. r. H............ $1,000
2fOl jefferson ST., no r. b. p. H.. $4,000
22O0 Market 40 a., %. Make offer.
no Nnuduvor Ave, 70. b. T.. IT $500
2a01 West X. Il. r. H...........S3.3 300
250G West r. d. =. H............Sa.2 400
.fuO Carter. r. r, p.............f2.o 600
as Lombard, U, B.............f1. $500
200 F 25th R. a. =. H..........Sd. Ouu
1921 W SIXTH II r. b. p. n
iO5-1 W. 22ud no r. b, H........95 BOO
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Dutton, Professor and Mrs. Allen
Cullimore. Professor A. c. Written.
Ralph Durstein, Professor Pailthou
and others.
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BUSINESS SERVICE.

Dosr CARDS. LETTERS. NOTICES
Il uninterrupted Cheaper and better
than printing Typewriting, clerical work,
addressing folding. sealing, stamping
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EsTATE or GERTRUDE H SWIFT,

EsTATE OF GERTRUDE H. SWIFT
II DECEASED.
Notice ia hereby given that letters tesla
mentary upon thu estate Of Gertrude II
Swift late Of Wilmington hundred. deceased
were duly granted unto William Raymond
Driver, Jr. on the twenty ninth day Of
January, A. D. 1917, and all persons in
debted 10 the said deceased are requested
to make payment 10 the executor without
delay and an persons having demands
against the deceased arc required 20 exhibit
and present tho same duly probated 70 the
said executor on OF before the twenty
ninth day Of January, A. ID. 1915, or abide
BY the law In this behalf.
WILLIAM RAYMOND DRIVER. JR,
Executor
Address DAVID J. Reinhardt Esq. At.
tornsy-st-law, Wilmington. Del.
ian80- eod.gt.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-02-03

NOTICE. BENJAMIN F. HEALY. THE
N tenant aud occupant Of the house. situ-
ated at No. 800 MarylaPd avenue,
in the Eleventh ward. Of the city Of
Wilmington, county Of New Castle and
State OF Delaware, IN compliance with the re.
quiremeuts Of the Acts Of the General
Assembly, in such case made and provided
do hereby give notice that I shall apply in
writing to the Court Of General Sessions Of
the State Of Delaware in and for New Castle
county. on Monday, the fifth day Of March,
A. ID. 1911, being the next term Of
said court for q license for said house, 80
an inn on tavern, for the safe therein Of IN.
ioxicatlng liquors In less quantities than one
quart 90 be drunk on the premises. and the
following respectable citizens Of said ward.
At least twelve Of whom are substantial free.
holders OF said ward. recommend the said
application. Wis;
John J. McGovern, Joseph l.. McDsrmott
William Hickman, Walter y. Hall
Charles W. Bradford Samuel #. Elliott
Joseph E. Emory Julian LeukeWicz
James B. Dawson Anthony +. MaliszeW.
Patrick j. Seery, ski
Thomas J. McDonOugh Geo. ". Olarken
VIM. IT, HallOran KonstAnty RozycH
Martin Tomszyk Stanley s. Nasik
stanley T. Sobocinski August Scheu
John +. Turulsk John =. bogucki
Joseph Turulsd Edgar r. Jones
His j. A. Dougherty
Adam y Turulski John Maliszewski
Mark
Wit; John Grakowski
Victor kozloNsh
feb1-St BENJAMIN Il. HEAbf'
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For SALE
MODERN HOMES


1901 FRANKLIN sT-Detached corner.
40xtOO feet; stone residence 10 rooms and
bath, hot water heat, combination lishtiug.
$500.
2806 VAN BUREN, sr--New. corner,
wide front square plan, rooms and bath.
hot water heat. combination lighting. $4,000.
1900 W. SIXTEENTH sr.-Ncarly new, -
boom and bath, hot water heat combination
lighting nice front and side lawn, conven-
icnNy located, yet not On trolley $4,000.
1908 W. THIRTEENTH Sr.-n rooms aud
bath, hot water heat, combination lighting.
open fireplace closets iu an bedrooms,
"a.
1921 CLAYTON sr.--Ncw. seven large
rooms and bath. hot water heat. combination
lighting, enclosed porch 20xl80 feet
$4,000
1908 FRANKLIN sT-io rooms and tive
baths, $1,000.
1908 W FOURTH SITS rooms aud bath
electric Lighting. hot water heat. two en-
closed porches, $500
Dozens more. $500 20 $4,000.
G. INGESOLL CAUSE
926 Market Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-02
GERMAN REpoUT oN SHINING:
or O>E. DE DtrtH SHIPS

ity Associated Press
BERLIN, March tvta SayvilcD. -
.tn official statement, dealing With the
sinking Of tho seven Dutch steamers
recently hy a German submarine. says:
~ German submarine on February
encountered III. Dutch steamer
.Iacatra, thirty miles west Of III. Scii!y
Islands The Jacstra carried grain rcr
tho Dutch government, and was pro-
cccdinE To Rotterdam. .N> tho period
OF grace FOR neutral ships had not
elapsed. the steamer was allowed 10
so along. but Was strongly advised to
return. abandon tho barred zone and
proceed for Holland by the northeastern
route. The captain of tn: Jacntra was
given a plan Of the barred zone.
I'm spite OF the warning. the steamer
continued hcr voyage in tho direction
OF tho English Channel The steamer
touched at The British port of Dart
mouth or Falmouth. AZ a consequence.
she WAS among the Dutch steamers
which left these ports on February -.
and was sunk near the Scilly Islands"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-02
2 resident Oh 1ciaZZy
Admits AuthenHcHu
of German Plot Note

ton nearly all day, in spite OF the mass
Of legislation awaiting action. Sem
ators on both sides OF the chamber en-
pressed amaZcmcnt at tho story. and
declared ii il were true the senate
should be informed.
Senator Swanson. tho fourth Demo
cratic membcr Of the Foreign Relations
tonlimttec. announced that he had been
authorized hy the President to say that
tn. note from German Foreign Minister
zimmerman TO the German minister
at MeNico City. ordering and author
izing the plot WAS substantially" COR
rect. as published.
PRESIDENT Is ASKED
AZ TO AUTHENTICITY
senator Lodge at once moved that
tho President b" asked to inform the
Senate whether the Iimmermann note
was authentic and TO furnish any other
information about il not incompatible
with tho public interest This was
referred TO the Foreign Relations Com
mi,tee. which soon reported i, favor
ably with minor amendments
Chairman stone. having hccn voted
down by his committee. carried to the
lour the fight Ia learn how tho rote
cam" into the governments possession.
al war had furnished il, the senate and
tn" country should know il. and pro-
posed an amendment cmbodying the
question.
During the long debate that follow cd
Senator Iioke Smith made a susgcs-
ton the Importance OF which was
promptly recognized. and which served
to overcome the doubts OF many SEN
aiors ~ t. the propriety OF question
ing the President in regard 10 50 grave
matter. on which he had not seen it
to communicate voluntarily
The Georgia Senator pointed out that
for the executive, on his own initiative.
10 send such document as the Iim- :
mernann note might be construed as a
request for action, whereas he prob
ably would be Gratifcd to have il in
the Senate's hands at its own request.
SMITHS SIBSTTTl TIE
ADOPTED IS SENATE
The senator offered the following as
substitute for tho resolution and
amendments
Resolved. That the President be re-
qucs;od Ia furnish IL the Senate what
ever information he mas concerning the
note published in the press OF this date
purportinc 10 have been sent January
~. ~ :, oH ihc German Secretary for
Foreign Affairs I" the German ambas-
sadoT I" MEXICO, which -. in his opin-
ion. not Incompatible with tho public
Interest,"
The discussion closed with speech
by Senator Stone defending his posi-
ton, lie said tho resolution before the
Hcnai" was not introduced by tho l'res-
id"nt. and ,hat the Prcsidcn; could take
car" Of himself lie added Il nat,cr
myself that he holds ne in higher
esteem tnan some OF the truckers who
come and bow and say. 'Wuat do YOU
wish?'"
senator stone concluded hy saying
he would be glad TO accept senator
Smth substitute. Tn. substitute was
hdoptcd without a rcne I'd Nnfc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-02
The Fifth of March
Nineteen Seventeen
is date that viii live In history.

is date that Will live In history.
The second Inauguration of Wood
row Wilson as President Of the
United states will he an occarion
whose solemn importance can only
he compared TO tho second inauGu-
ration of Abraham Lincoln.
Hundreds ot thousands of Amer
leans from every Stnte In tho linton
will xo to Washington for the ccre-
mony.
Are you going to the innuEura-
tionf
For the Enidnnre nf NIsIt0ra to
tho capital. the United States Geo
logical survey hns tssucd free
map Of the city OF WrshIugton
This mnp is offfclni. md 80 nc-
ruratety drawn THAT tho cnBIneern'
field notes showed the bases In the
baseball park. The sixe of the map
Is taIiA inches.
Whether you are going to the
inauguration or not you arc Inter
eSted In the capital Of the United
Stntcs-y0u want copy of this
map. u In free. u Mill he mailed
10 !oH on receipt of 2-cent stamp
for return Postngc. Address
THE TIMEs-D,SPATCH
INTOR NATION RUREAU.
Hichmond, Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-02
"Bone-Dry" " Amendment
Is Retained in Bill
IN Assncintca rrehs


ASHi>t.I0N, March i.-rhc
conference report on the post-oiiicc
appropriation hill. Including the
Reed ,.honc-dr." prohibition nincnd-
mrnt. wns adopted Tonight by the
House. The senate is caprctcd to
tnLc similar action tomorrow or
Saturday. and tho measure viii 70
To the President for HIS signature.
The hin hnd hung fire in confer
enc" hccnusr the Iiounc c"nfcrcrs
refused 10 accept the pneumatic
tube yru>isi0R. aud once nil hope
of agreement had been abnn-
dOnrd.
ndrr this provision pneumatic
tmhr contracts In New York, Chi
rnEn. huston. Philadelphia and 1t.
Louis nrr Ia br continued for nn-
other .rnr.
udcr the Reed amendment. which
prohibits importation uf liquor into
nnS prnIihitiOn Stntc. about one
third Of the United states will br
added 10 tho .honr-dr." nrcn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-02
CONGRESS TO GIVE,
PRESIDENT POWER
Days Developments at Capital
in Connection With German Issue

President Wilson. in response To
senate resolution. establishes nu-
thcnticity of Iimmrrmnnn note,
proposing German JnpHnrsc Mc>-
lean aIlinncc aSainst the United
stntcs.
Presidents ncsSucc 10 senate SAWS
transmission OF further infurma-
ton IN, the present time" would hc
incompatible with the public in
tcrcs:
Ja,.inc>c and NcNican embassies
cmphniicniIy deny an. complete. in
the plot.
House. by vote 81 So. 10 ~.
ahopt> hili authorizing President Ia
arm >hips and protect American
rights al sea. Leaders p!nn to
amend measure before enactment to
give President fun powers he re-
UucStcd.
Consideration of armed neutral
ity resolution stIil blocked In the
scnntc. Administration leaders plan
vote to-dny.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-02

The mnin section "f the Flood bill.
NJ approved hH the House. rcnds:
.rhat tho resident OF the United
states he. aud ~ hereby, authorized
and empowered to suIapIy merchant
ships. The prOpcrt. Of citizens OF
the United states and hearing Amer
Tenn registry. with defensive arms,
aud also with the necessary nmn,u-
milton aud means OF mni>ing use of
them In defense against unlawful
atHrks; and that he he. mud il
hereby. authorized and empowered
4" protcct such ships aud tho cit
iHrms OF the United states ngniu~t
unlawful attack while in their Inv
fui aud peaceful pursuits on the
high seas
other sections OF the hill provide
nm appropriation of SIOD.NnO,ORO to
enable tho President TO cnrry out
tho provisions OF the hill and au-
thoriHc u bond Issue To supply the
necessary funds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-02
ABANDONS DELAYS
WHEN CONVINCED
OF GERMAN PLOT.
Disclosures Solidify Mem
bers Into Decision to Sup
port Executive. !,
HOUSE VOTES AUTHORITY
TO ARM MERCHANT SHIPS
Senate Will Restore Provision
for Other Instrumentalities"
Desired by Wilson.
EXPECTED TO BECOME LAW,
Japan and Mexico Fully Exonerate,i
OF Any Guilt i'm Statement u
by Lansing. 3
in Charge
Of Dismantling Ships

WASHINGTON. March Count
Won BcrnstOrf. the former Germnn
nmbHssRdor. was instructed from
Hcrltn TO arrange the dismnutfinp
of German war-bOund ships In Amer
Tenn hnrbors mt the same time bc
received tho Zimmerman note for
transmission TO Mexico.
This ndded thread In the mesh or
German intrigue spun around this
country while Germany yns sim
protesting friendship wns allowed
To become known to-day. with the
Inference TINT full and detailed fn-
structions were sent RcrnstorfY from
ferIir 10 make unr by this country
impossible.
omcinis refused 10 disclose any
of tho other elements In the Ger
mnn plot. but Indicated TINT Il wns
general aud wholesale.
= new press campaign by Ger
many TO discredit mud countcract
tho disclosure In looked for.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-02
HEFERRED no FOREIGN
RELATIONS COMMITTEES

The senate. wiihou, comment. or
dercd the report and letter printed aud
ro erred 1" the Foreign relations Com
;nittcc.
Adoption Of the resolution asking
for the information came at the close
Of = daS OF solemn debate. which
reached climax with Republican SEN
atorS joining Democrats IL condcmniuG
the attiiud. Of senator stone. CHAIR
man Of the Foreign Relations Commit
tcc. who declared the story OF the plot
was given out by the government to
affect public opinion. and insisted upon
asking the President whether the in
formation was received from the rem
rcscniativc OF any nclliscrcnt nation.
senator Fan. Republican, said he did
not wonder that tho President decided
10 reach public opiniou through the
press in view Of tho attitude OF mcm-
bcrs oi tho senate. who ouSh; to be
his advisers.
The subject came UP soon after tho
Senate assembled. and enSrosscd attcn-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-02
'EAR GERMAN RAIDER
SANK HALIFAX SCHOONER

By ASsociat ted Press.
HALIFAX. y. 8, March l-Fcars
that the Halifax schooner Bessie a
Crooks may have been sunk by n Ger
man raider or wrecked in southern
waters. were expressed by the owners
day. The schooner, registering 1919
tons, carried n cargo Of fish from St
Johns, y r. to Pcrnambuco, and left
the brazilian port on January &c for
Barbados. She has not since been re-
ported.
Tho Crooks was in command Of Cap
tain l.. l.. Wally, and carried IL crew OF
six men
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-02
NEGRO is lYNCHED
Shot to Death After Gonfcssing He
Had Attacked SiN-l ear
Old Girl.
| ~ 4 ssociatcd rrcss !

NEIGS. GA, March Linton elm
ton. young negro released from tho
county cham gang yesterday. was
lynchcd near here to-day after he had
confessed. 1t is reported. to usSnultinS
a si&-ycar- old white Girl
He Was apprchended by two farmers.
who started with him to the Thomas
Vile jail \ small body Of men over
took them in an automobile. seized
: linton. tied him TO a tree aud shot
him 10 death
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-02
"DRYS" LOSE IN TEXAS
House Defeats RESOLUTION Calling for
submisaiOn of Question to Pc0-
pie Of state.

AUSTIN. TEN. March 1.-The House
Of the Texas Legislature to-day de-
feated finally resolution calling for
submission OF the prohibition uucs-
tion TO the people OF the State.
The House had been I'm scssicn since
Tuesday. trying to obtain attendance
OF fun membership.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-02
ISSUES CRAVE WARNING
OF SHORTAGE OF FOOD
Whether War or Peace Comes, Fed
cral Reserve Bank Secs
Hungry World.
APPEAL. is SENT TO BANKERS
Must Aid Farmers to Diversity,
Planting Food Rather Than Money
Crops - Says Railroad Situation
Has Been BADLY Muddlcd."

Grave warning uf food shortage,
ah.thcr tn" war ends or not. features
the monthly circular Of the Federal
reserve Bank of Richmond. issued y"s-
tcrdav. Tn. subject matter OF tho cir
caIar il considered Of such gravity that
an appeal * made to the directors of
All banks iii tho distric, 10 take such
action az IN their Judgment may he
bost calculated I" c"unterart tn. SIT
uatiDr.
Tho circular contains several ciab-
crate tables showing the enormous
shor,aE. ~ tho crops Of iast wear AS
compared with tn. previous year. ont
~ tn" big staple foods, rice is the only
ono 10 gain III production. This condi-
ton no, only exists in the United
states. hu, J. true All over III" world.
Tn" United states crops not only were
smaller for the year 1916 hut were
smaller III most cases than the average
FOR tho previous nve years Tables
showing the liS. stock N ,!;s country
on January | arc also given These
show that there has hccn an extremely
small gain over lall ~ cattle AMI
swine and decrease in sheep. At the
Same ,t'rc ;hc population of tho coun-
Try has Increased hy nearly lo.o0oooo
making constd"rahly more to feed
SEES III <f.Ri WORLD
SHORT or, I,ooD
Whether war continues or peace
comes quickly. in either event. there
"i!i b" hungry world shor, of food"
tn" circular SAYS II continues:
The proba abili;iss arc that peace
will *. til" greater demands upon
the food supplies ~ countries not
actively At war Production could no,
war-riddcn countries. and rncre would
then be no ;usurmouu,ablc difficulties
Ia senc-al distribution The food and
the peopl. could be brought together
II NC nave tho food This country
may hav. even greater demands made
upon lis food supplies Tina, is wha,
w" ,Oust consider and prepare for
Tho matter iS a serious one for us
"a il now stands and We shall be COM
PEELED 10 learn both economy and pro-
dwc,ion."
Tn" cruN Of the letter iS tho appeal
TO bankers I" urge upon farmers -hc
tremendous Importance OF diyersifyins
their crops and giving for this wear at
least the place Of first importance 10
foodsturs.
What viii IL profit the farmer 10
ra'.i- n money crop II The money has
10 go for food and other necessities
made more costly 10y high prices for
food AS II now appears, food dstuffs
VIII he tn. money crop
Farmers Of North and South Carolina
are warned OF the impending arrival
OF the boil weevil The march OF this
pest. IL is pointed out. is as ineXora bic
as tate. The prosperity Of the Caro-
tnas the circular says. will be greatly
influenced by the measures taken to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-02
RETHEATING TURKISH
FORCE - SCATTERED
fRy Associated Press !

LONDON. March 1.-THE remnants OF
the Turkish force retrentius from Kut-
cl-Amara have been shattered COM
plctely. according to Information given
out i'm the House Of Commons to-day
The Turks. il was said. would reach
Bagdad only as n disordcrly mob. The
British continued the pursuit OF the
Turks on the Tigris front throughout
Tuesday. it IS announced officially.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-02
EARNS 1OO.15 PER CENT
Standard oil Company of indinnn lte-
ports Nct ProhtS Of S30.ot3.
Ola In 1916.
;Ry Associated Press.

CHICAGO. March l.-Nct PROFITS of
SaO.o43.6ii, equal TO l00l5 per cent on
Its S@0.000.000 capital stock, were
earned by tho Standard oil Company
OF Indiana for the year ending De-
ccniber 81. 1916. according to its state
ment submitted to the stockholders al
their annual meeting to-day AZ Whit
ing. Ind. This compares with net
profits Of Sl6,89S.376 in ialS. equal TO
533c per cent on the stock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-02
HOUSE PASSES BILL
FOR ARM|NG SHIPS
Does Not Extend. However,
Power Asked by Wilson to Use
Other Instrumentalities.
VOTE ON MEASURE. 4O3 TO 13
Display of Patriotic Nonpartisan-
ship Unprecedented Since
Beginning of War
fny Ns-uc..acd pro /

- s'>r"1.'i't i'f'.,
'H'1t' ~ -N'''" - o'H ="
omr""er the President To- arm NOR
chant sbtos, In, not extending .hc
u,,,b,,t,,. n. ,,,,,,,.,., ..,
ins,rumoutuIitics." la d.f.udir- Amer
lean rights a-aius, Tho Submarine
menace, WAS passed by tho House to-
! hiShi hN :" N"t" "i i'3 "a ~.
Sp'"n1f clark announced the N",.
anna enthusiastic applause and cheer
!tS
opposition /" tn" bill had fad"d dur
ing th' day b"f"r" patriotic appeals
from leaders on both sides Of III"
rouse ana wh"i IN" :'!l was called
only nine Republicans. tire" Demo
Gratis aud the Socialist voted in the
negative. They were:
Eepnhl"ans-i; Benedict. of California:
cary, % Wisconsin: Cooper. Of WiScon-
sin; Davis. of Minnesota; icircscn. OF
North Dakota; l-indhcrch. OF Mime
sofa; Nelson. Of Wisconsin. stafford.
OF Wisconsin. and Wilson. ~ Illinois.
y III o { ri I = Decker. Of Missouri:
ShackIeford. OF Missouri. ami Sherwood.
or ONO
Socialist-l.ondon. Of New York
ihe ineaS'Ir" MAS sent over to the
senate. where II - expected tho SEN
ate committees bill. approved by the
President. and authorizing not only tho
arrninC Of ships. but tho employment
Of other instrumcntal;ics,' will bc
substituted.
PROPOSED AMENDMENTS
REFLECTED ny rJnI-sI.
,p ,-a,o.od ,
r,...r-. .xn.., 49, .,.,,,..,
mi,tec wcrc rs;.c,od IL, ~, ,,.,,.o
,da
,;,,.o ,,,a,,i,,
ron.,r ~. ho,,,,, ,,a
,ln,n., ,,,,oo
sucb , diS,,.v ar ,,,rio,i. ,.,r,,
shi, =. ,y,e ui,r..s.a .,
c,,,mhcr
pouncr,,. ma po,,,hI;.
mos, q, ,bc ,,cr,,.rs ,,no ,o..,
have ul;pnod ,h.,,soi,, ,.;,, a.,
,ren,o ,,,;a., ,-, ,;, !.
for mo htil .anree.n,,,i,o p.;lo,. -
Pepns,lyania rcpcr.il, ro,,,.,;.,,
rejecting tbn v.cws or " r,.,,,
voted in rho ALTERNATIVES l,,h po,,,.
cratic Leader IIi;rhin who b.rc,ofor.
.l,x.vs has s,ood .r.i., 49, ,,;,.
,r,,ion,s ,ron.rod,.ss 49,. .,I 81
puhlic.u Loader Mann uno.. u,,
auccs often b,yo hcou s,-.n,lr ~,
poscd Ia rho prcsidop,.s i,,orn,,;o,,ai
policies in many rar,;culars vo,od fo,
the m.as,Ir. thc latter sunnor,i,r !,
i'm a vigorous speech
From tho tinc tbe yo,c for CON
sideration OF Tho bill Mas bro,,rb, m i,
the House shorty af,.r noon uu,l ,ho
final roll cali MAS ,akcu ION bonrs
later. the result, never was j., douht
Predictions ma, mo noca,,vo v,,e
would no, exceed doycn yore fr.
.ucntlv heard
DETER MINED FIGHT
MADE ny OPPONENTS
Led hy H,prcscnt,,iycs Cooncr or
Wisconsin. aud Campbell. OF Kansas.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-02
EXTENSIVE NINE FIELDS
ALONG TlRHHENIAN COAST

lBy Associated rress.l
+ WASHINGTON. March 1.---Extensive
mine fields for the protection OF Italian
commerce have been pronlaime IN eff
Continued on Second PagcJ
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AIRPLANE DROPS BOMBS
on ENGLISH TOWN
10y Associated prcss.l J

LONDON. March IA hostile air
plane dropped bombs u-day on Broad
stairs. il is announced officially.