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The Detroit times., 1917-01-19
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Patrons at me Temple Viii wel-
come for tne heatluer next week
- Ftlle Baker who has ionS httt
M fore wcst position On HrnAdN 81
Niss Bak-r pEpwises fur tns engage
wrnt au fntireis new repsrrory o-
:. ugs several written especially ter
ter IS irving Rcrlin second fea-
t.re of the bin Will be the AVON
funniest 4uarttts Ia vaudeville. Their
wer act ~ enutled "A Hungarian
rhapsody a special feature ~ tan
hID s.f David sapirste'r- concert
riAu IS. row on his arst tnNr Boa vaH-
dtrIllr $50 other acts viii he shown
as sua-
Politics lose and finance are the
gr+dients az Little '~Sz4 ~ Ar'fe
ta~ tour-act coined y-traWt uf amer
can iife tnat viii come Ta the LEceur
tteater for Hue week. ~taFifrE
sundays matinee. Aat4nees VIII Do
given "Wednesday ANA SATURDAY.
Halton Powell. sell known ~ pre-
durer or standard plays uIeTS fhis
attraction wcndnrtHi N ectrlcHt
fain storm and 9 heautIfal tran-f9r-
shannon arc among tht cAani
effects
The musical comedy sNtravaganla.
Tho Mai Clerks NttH t"~af
.nner Ethel tutf rwno1 NI4nH Na'
comes a. tae Miles trsster reNt wrs
st the hegdliner The scenes are
aid ir q postom re-. aat Hnfa
cauaH catlCus follow eHcl N
rapid surc- ssiru. Bright nH- can
comedy scd several nrg arH 1871
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The Detroit times., 1917-01-19
IN DETROIT

otopi.rn nnd non-untoni-n met md
et~-p~d hands In the Ibirts first
Michigan reEimentnl hand which
mas tusf reformed with the reSt-
mons from the Mexican hornfr
when The band lcft Detroit LAST
f.re ~ svaa -amposed entirely n
,tlrfan -nualrlHnR MOSTLY those "ho
nfryed iu rho erchratrns - Detroit
fheaterg ndsr ire dependence
nrt eH but four were released and
returned % their homes. n W 49,
up 20 the -FOUR remaining 70 make
another band from The material
fhaf the regiment afforded Union
I-r rad to be disreRarded, go the
present band ia made Np - men
- varvlDg vocHttons from twist
dtll operators 20 prl~c nanag"r7.
And under the leadership ~ Harold
Todd tho hAndmHsf~r the IN ~ has
been brought 20 a high standard IN
spite ~ handlcapa
The Detroit times., 1917-01-19

aioner OF tho Detroit board ~
Commerce to become associated
With Dodge BROTHERS. rendered him
az appreciation dinner IN the De
froit club wednesday nirht. they
didn't overlook Mrs. waterfall
Thursday morning Mrs. waterfall
was the recipient ~ an immense
bouquet - American beauty roses
nfrnn- Arihur- : frlerda'
The Detroit times., 1917-01-19

around in pair OF copper toes"
that posssasea the wearing qslities
~ from Welt they're IN style
AMIN with parents who have tirrd
III hlyfuz freir children new
"ktcka fvere lew weeks With
leather st the present prices Look
a. 40 feff Or children passing You
on the street. and occasionally you
nll run across pair ~ the old,
familiar boofs with the aiming.
copper toe shleidf
The Detroit times., 1917-01-19
CLINGS TO JEWEL
BOX AFTER He
WAS STABBED

continued ron raee one,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-23

Charles Meredith Frischkorn. forty
s'N years old. died Wednesday afternoon
at O'Clock at his residence, $004 East
broad street after lingering Illness.
The funeral will be held this afternoon
al $3.50 o'clock from st Johns Episcopal
church. lnterment will be in Hollywood
cemetery. Mr.. Frischkpru. who was a
son OF the late Louis Y and Julia
Frischkorn, was born in Richmond. At
the time of his death Nj Frjschkorn
was a deputy in the Office Of Commits
sloner OF Revenue Tre~nou. He was
widely known in fraternai circles, hav-
ing been member of Metropolitan
lodge, No. II, Ancient, Free and Ae-
c"pted Masons; Richmond Eayal Arch
chapter. No. 3; Richmond commander
No. :, knights Templaf Acra Temple
shrine. and SAINTS Grotto. 80 80. Yelled
Prophets. Mr.. Frischkorn was noted for
his efforts to advance worthy causes
having contributed his theatrical talent
to organizing and participating in
many amateur productions for the
benefit of public charities He is sur
Vived by one brother. samuel II Frisch-
korn, of Richmond; three aunts. Miss
Rosa Z. Meredith and Mrs. George Cole,
Of Richmond. and Mrs. " II. Turner. Of
Greensboro. and an uncle, John II
Frischkorn, of Richmond
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-23

Mfa samuel c. Brent. who was before
marriage Miss Rebecca Tabh. of Glou-
cester county, died Tuesday night IN her
home. Is North Columbus street, Alex
andria. and her funeral took place i'll
that city this afternoon, the Rev. w,
}. Morton. rector of Christ Episcopal
church. there officiating. she was tho
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. J Prosser
Tabh, Of Gloucester. Her mother was
before marriage Miss Rebccca Lloyd.
Of Alexandria. BESIDES Mr.. Brent, who
is commonwealth s attorney OF AleXan-
dria, she leaves one daughter Mrs. y.
Milton French; one son. George Brent;
one sister. Mrs. John Perrin. of Balti-
more and three brothers. J. Lloyd Tabb
OF Richmond. J. Prosser Tabb. OF Bsiti-
more. and John Tabb. of "Sommerville -
Gloucester county. She was an aunt OF
Miss Mary Lee Tabb. a teacher who
lives in Richmond. and second cousin
of Mrs. Jeffry Montague, also OF this
city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-23
William Thomas Rntciiffe.

william Thomas Radcliffe, who served
lin the War Between the states ms a
member of Crenshaw's battery, Pc
grams battalion. died suddenly We'd
nesday evening at 1870 o'clock in st.
Elizabeth hospital He had been III
about a week. His funeral will take
place this afternoon at o'clock from
Mizpah Presbyterian church, Highland
Park. and the burial will be in River
view cemetery.
Mr. Radcliffe lived in the vicinity of
Brookland crossing, near Highland
Park, and was for number of
years engaged in farming In Henrico
county. He leaves widow. who was
Miss Amanda Cummings. OF Rock
bridge county, and three William
Wtthrow Ratciiffe, who Is in the en-
ploy of T. w. Wood & Sons: Harvey
Moore Radcliffe and Thomas Alfred
Radcliffe.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-23
OF UNION
UNIVERSITY GIVE PLAY

students of the Virginia Union uni
national Peace Conference" play OF
two acts. in the chapel of the univer-
sity. which proved of considerable in
terest % the audience
In the play the Teutonic, entente
and neutral nations were represented
md the claims aud terms of peace of
each were stated. President Woodrow
Wilson. as president of the conference,
appointed a committee to draw up peace
terms, which was done. but they are
to the kaiser and his
sympathizers.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-23
WREATH PLACED on
wASHINGTON's sTATtE

Old Dominion chapter. u ghters of
the American Revolution, yesterday o.
served Washington's birthday IN the
usual manner. by placing a wreath 1T
the base OF the Houdon statue of Wash
ington which stands in the rotunda Of
the Capitol The tribute was placed by
little Virginia Atkinson. the grand
daughter of the late Henry n. Atkin-
son. The committee from the Old Do
minion chapter, which visited the Cap
itol yesterday for the annual ceremony.
were Mrs. Sidney Johnston Dudley.
regent; Miss Anne Waller Dudley. Miss
Ella X. Mayo Mrs, T.. c. Pelouzc and
Mrs. L. III. Poe
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-23
Funeral of Willie r. McI.anc.

The funeral services of Willie r.
Mc14ane, who died lat his residence,
1905 q street. Wednesday. will be held
at O'Clock in East End Baptist
church today. The intcrment will be
in Oakwood cemetery
Willie r. McLane died Wednesday.
February 81, at 1925 p. NJ, in the
thirty-eighth year of his age. He is
survived by his wife, Mrs Leslie
Moore McLane: two children. Roger
and Gladys McLane; one step-daugh-
ter, Mrs. Noel Sadler; his parents. Mr..
and Mrs Robert MCLane; four broth
ers, j. c., 7, H.. +. T., and NJ B.. Nc
Lane: and two sisters. Mrs. Blanch
Rowe, of CLIQUE cster, Va. and Mrs,
Carrie Taylor, OF Hopewel. Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-23
II. Morgan MRyes.

Luray, Feb. 22.-H Morgan Maycs, a
supe yisor of Mar,isville district, this
county. died last night in his home
near stanley. eight miles south of Lu-
ray. He was chairman of the board
OF Supervisors or Page county several
years. and had longer continuous SER
vice in this body than was ever attained
by any other officer He was also COM
missioner of revenue OF Page county
several terms. having been elected as a
Republican. He was eighty-three years
old Death was due to pneumonia.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-23
Arthur l., NfbeFt.

Especial to The Richmond yirginian)
Roanoke, Va, Feb. 22--Word was re-
ceived here today Of the sudden death
in New York this morning OF Arthur
L. Sibert. one OF Boanoke's most prom
inent and influential business men. MIR.
Sihert was in New York on business
and apparently was in the hest RI
health and spirits up To a few minutes
prior to his death
Mr.. Sibert was known throughout the
state as one OF the leaders OF the Re-
publican party, He was a successful
merchant. director in the First Ma
tional bank and connected with Other
large business interests. His death was
a shock to Southwest Virginia where
he was perhaps best known
Death of Mrs. III. r. Tarrier.
Blacksburg. Va, Feb. c2-Mrs Har-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-23

riett f. Farrier. widow of Jacob Far
rfer, of Giles county. died Tuesday night
at the home here of her daughter Mrs
J. Kelley Groseclose, after a long III
ness. The body was taken to Newport
the former home of the family. for
burial Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Far
rier was seventy-three years old and
before her marriage many years ago
was Miss Harriet Pence, Of West Nir-
ginia. She is survived by one daughter,
Mrs. Groseclose. and three grown sons.
Henry. Mark and Frank Farrier, Of
Newport Giles county
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-23


Nolan E-Died Wednesday. February
81. 1917. at S:25 P. NJ, at his resi-
dence. 2906 Q street, WILLIE r. Nc
LANE. aged thirty eight years He
leaves TO mourn their loss his wife.
Mrs. Leila Moore McLane: two chill
dren, Roger and Gladys McLane
one stepdaughter, Mrs, Noel Sadler;
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Nc
Lane; four brothers. J C.. r H.. =. &.
and NJ. b. McLane two sisters. Mrs.
Blanch Rowe. Of Gloucester. Va. and
Mrs. Carrie Tayler. of Hopeweu, Va
The funeral will take place FRI
DAY AFTERNOON At O'Clock from
Last End Baptist church. Interment
in lakewood
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-23
Funeral of W. ID. ROUSE,

Funeral services for William Danger
field Route, who died sunday in his
home near FenteT. were conducted
Tuesday, and the burial was at st.
James Reformed Episcopal church,
King william Courthouse, the Rev.
Joseph Lewis officiating. Mr. Rouzie
was seventy years old He is survived
by two daughters, Misses Katherine
and Louise Il. Route. and one sister.
Miss Emma ,ouzie
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-23
Miss ROsM Daniel Tucker.

Miss Rosa Daniel Tucker, sister Of
Miss Mildred r. Tucker. of Richmond,
died Tuesday in a Lynchburg hospital,
after an illness OF three months. Her
funeral took place in Amherst county.
Sac was "A popular and highly educated
teacher. Besides her mother. she leaves
two sisters. Miss Margaret T. Tucker,
Of Amherst county. and Miss Mildred T.
Tucker. OF Richmond and three broth
ers, Preston Tucker, Of Lowesvillc. G.
5. Tucker. Of LEuchburg, and Harry
TucleI. Of Amhorst
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-23

wood avenue Her funeral will. take
place from the home Saturday after
noon al 2:30 O'Clock. The burial will
be in lakewood
Mrs. Wilson was the widow of
Josiah wilson She Is survived by
tnree daughters, four sisters, two
brothers, eighteen grandchildren and
thirteen great-grandch ildren.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-23
Wakefield, Va
OBITUARY
Alexander Mullins

freezing. Va. Feb 22.-Alexander
Mullins, prominent farmer and stock
raiser, of this place, died yesterday,
after an illness of some months. He
had served as special justice Of the
peace since his appointment at the oc-
tober term Of Judge Burns court. \
widow and several children survive.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-23

Ernest Goetze.

Trying TO live until the war was
over and hoping to see Germany win.
Ernest Goethe lost out in his struggle.
and died in Memorial hospital We'd
nesday afternoon at O'Clock after
an invalidism of over ten years He
was buried in Hollywood cemetery
Yesterday afternoon. Surviving Mr.
Goetze are two nieces. Mrs. William
Tohien, of 20lS West Grace street
and Mrs. August Mol, of 215 Han
over avenue, Other relatives are in
California
In September. 1905. Dr. Shelton
Horsley operated on Mr. Goethe and
gave him six weeks life, but Mr..
Goetze, contradictory to all predic-
tons. lasted for over ten years. ar
irving to the ripe old age OF eighty
nine. Paralysis crippled him but he
was able to move about in q rolling
chair and until the end read his Ger
man newspapers daily.
AS a native of Germany, ne had
hoped he would live TO see her vic
torious.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-23
Called TO Mothers bedside

Mr.. II. Z. Dygert. OF 3li North
Eleventh street. was called to Little
Falls, y y. Wednesday on account
of the extreme illness OF his mother.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-23

Tony Equi, FORMERLY WeII-known
musician Of Richmond died January
p a his home in Borga. Italy He was
hfty-nine years old. He left Richmond
more than ten years ago
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-23

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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-23
Funeral of Charles bod.

Bristol, Va, Feb. 22.-Thc funeral OF
Charles bod, who died suddenly sun
day. was conducted from the family
home on Third street at o'clock Tues
day afternoon. DR.. c. c. Carson. OF the
First Presbyterian church. being in
charge. Fhe-Felatives from a distance
were unable to attend, aside from one
sister. who came from Elizabeth City.
\. {. Mr. Dod's brother Harry bod, II
the Associated Press. is III in Chicago.
and was unable to leave his home Mr..
Dod is survived by hts widow.
e. Hersey Carper.
Salem, Va, Feb. 22.-The body Of the
late r Hersey Carper. whose death oc-
CURED in LynchbIrg on sunday after
noon. last. was laid to rest in the fam
lily square in East Hill cemetery on
Tuesday afternoon, following one ~
the most beautiful and Impressive flu
neral services ever conducted in Salem.
The services took place from the Pres
hyterian church. OF which Mr.. Carper
was n faithful member for many years.
the pastor. the Rev. Leroy Gresham,
assisted by the Rev. J Harry Smith. #
the Methodist church. officiating.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-23
Mrs. Mary r.. Wilson.

Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Wilson. eighty
years old, died Yesterday morning ar
ESQ O'Clock in the home OF her SON
in-law, Wilson T Johnson. 1911 Oak
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-23
DEATHS.

Death of Nrw. III. r. Tarrier.
Blacksburg. Va, Feb. c2-Mrs Ha
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-23
THE PRIZE BALLOTS ARE
III THE BIG INDUCEMENTS
Those Who Win Them Will Stand Good Show to Be Among
the Winners of the Big Prizes in the Wind Up.
District Four Standings Today.

Who will secure the 100000 votes
Who will secure the 400.0 votes
Who will secure the 100000 votes
Who will secure the 100000 votes
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oos Silfsmert eiugcitellt meroen
muBte, mar nod etn aaiienbeItano
bon $6174.S0 borbonoeu.
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auaen feline sulOaten berfdern
GerNherun9s. 8eieaidaften mcisern
iidl; 8cgicrung mnF alein
auffDmmeH.

@oi6inaton S. Suli.-Qic Sc.
bensperiiherung8 @eieaihoften bes
qall3en 2nnoe8 baben iidl gegen cine
8eriiderung bon Sotoaten, Die an
Ole 5ront ge6eL ollsgeiproden.
Mte6r ul8 $50 &ertreter Der fiib-
rcnoen @eieai4aften 6es 2an0es ia.
ben einiti1mig erfldrt, Dab 6os Hi-
iifo Elm SIT aroBas lei, unb Dab iie
es lieber leben ipcnn Die Gegierltng
ais iolde Die Geritferumg bon Col.
0oten iibernimmt uno oermaBen ibr
@onfurrent miro. ols metin iie iclbIt
onS ariegsrififo trneen i~ollten.
Die Hegierllng miro infolge OeIien
ee3iuunaen fem, Die 2e6ens., iii.
falls. &enten. un0 8itpenberii6er.
ING Der nod Der 6ront gebenoen
5oloaten ieIbit 5i ~iibernebmell, cine
g(1tigobe, Die pobrbofte umgebeuer-
lid)e 3abIen nmf1bt. Setretar SIC.
@ooo, Dem Die 20iung oieies uuae.
beuren Qroblems oblie9t. bat altgen.
6lidlid feline S0ae, pie er es eigert.
lid Ioien miro.
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9lefrnten manaeln ii6eral.

gleiu Dorf, 5. Suli.-8ie be
fonnt geqeben Dlroe, bat Ser 3peite
MorineoiItrift, Der Die ailitenbertei
oigung bon Stem 2oilbon, Cont.
Bis nod GbotamJ Ntolig beiorgt,
nod mebrere Sunoert 8afnn5cH
fir Die 9einnnuung Der 3audboot
j1ger, unO 0a ii6 I'M ei9enert 81
thrift groBe Stdote nift bein0eL
Bat man bier elm &efrutierungs
bureau fir oer 9iitrift er0ffnet
IS lit in 3immer go. 666 I'M 8ool
.nort6qebduoe etobliert ulo Qppli
fanten f6nnen BORT oae Suformntiou
erbnlten. @enlni6t fper0en belon-
beers Gdloiier, S9reiner. anitrei.
der. @tedonifer, Gnmpfr0renleser,
Gleftrifer mo &apiotelegraphiiten.
lopie 2eltte, Die in Der @%nnobabltng
bon tleineren gooten erfabren iin0.
Sberit q. 9. @alih pelder bier
oie Gefrlttierttug fiir Die 9unoes
armee leitet, iprah feline 3uoeritdi
ms, oaB in 6ieier @ode Sem DorfS
Quota ~politdnoig miro. Us feblcu
nod 1900 6reimiQige.
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Sdbcn tuicSer Gin
Game6bect pcrienkt!

Gin atlantii6er Sofen 5. Suli.
@el1iGte bon einem meitcren
iicgreideu aannpf nit einem oeut.
I6eh Sautboot miro bon &aiiogie-
rem zines bier eingetroffencn britt
i6cn 9aIiagieroampfers er5dblt.
Sad Dem 8eriht Duroe ort
2(6cno oe8 26. SUM Elm &audboot
III elmer @ntfcrnung bon ungefd6r
500 garos geii6tet. Gos Shiff
mafte iofort eine Sdmentung, Inn
ieine @eihiibe in Qftion SIT bringeu.
Gen Sdiiien ouf bo8 &aud6oot
foIgte oufIteiaenoer 9foud uno Der
Iau6er wuroe nidt nieocr geieben.
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NntomubiIrennrn am Mittmod.

Yei Ben gcltrigen NutomoblIrell'
ncn uuf Der &ennbabn in 9it.0ma-
ia gerpom Golpb 9tulforo auf iei-
ncm &uoion i'm $50 Metlen Rcnnen
ocn eriten 9reiS in 90be bon $4,000.
Gr bottle Die Strefe in 1858 gu
riidgelegt. Sm 80 Meilen gtcnnen
Qing Qobe 2cmis NIT ieinem SOS.
fins ols crIter am 3tcl berDor. Die
03aidine non Com 4Gen iiberidlug
lid in Der eritcn stumble, bod pltr6e
ueoer 9lIcp nod iein @ledanifer
idlmer berlebt.