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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-27
Don't Let Spring Debility
Get You Firmly in Its Grasp

at this season. will put your system in
perfect condition. and enable you to
withstand the hot summer season,
with its dangerous ailments. g. S. s.
is recognized as the standard blood
purifier, and 1t has been on the mar
ket for more than fifty years. 1t Ia
guaranteed purely vegetable. and con-
tains nothing but the juices from roots
and herbs gathered from the forests.
>. >. 5. promptly cleanses the blood
or all impurities. improves the Hppe-
ute, gives renewed strength and en-
erSy, and Il few bottles taken now
VIII revitaliZc the entire body and
put ii In tip-top shape. II Is sold nv
drug stores everywhere. You can oh.
tain valuable and interesting hook
let by addressing Swift Specific Co.
Adv. :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-27
SEMINARY BEATS JACKETS,
C0LLEGIANS UNABLE TO HIT
ANDERSON'S SPEEDY BENDER
Davis und Walton Prove Ensy for Local
Swnttcrk-'Teams Make Eight
Errors Each.
AL Pc MARE E
Especial to The Times -DiSpatch.l
. SIIl 4 MI NI..rl.it NM L., II

ASHLAND. March .6-Thc baseball
m y at io GSfSa,ed the
Randolph Macon College nine by Il
score Of 10 to ,.
Too. much Anderson caused the
downfall OF the collerianS. for the
Preachers hurlcr had the local team at
his mercy during the whole game. and
III" best that Coach RcisS's charges
the Richmond pitcher. He struck out
seven men and allowed only one base
on balls.
The Richmond team. on tho other
hand. uickcd the delivery Of Pitchers
Davis and Walton for seven hits. and
aided 10y the eight errors Of their on
p"ncntS was able TO Win easily. Davis
lasted tire" innings against the visit
scored three runs The trio OF count
crS was registered in the opening in
ming.
Union Theological greeted Davis in
the fourth inning by scoring two runs
and pui the game on ice in the sixth
frame when they battcd all the way
round on the local hurler and scored
five runs.
The diamond was no, in the, best Of
condition for playing, and :, drizzling
ram iell AT intervals during the game.
The contest Was uarred 10y the sixteen
errors made by the two teams but
several sensational iicldinr stunts We're
made. Moss. the Randolph Macon con-
ter fielder. electrified the crowd i'm the
sixth inning. when he robbed Anderson
of what seemed :, sure hit The Rich
mond hurler caught ono just right and
Anderson ran over and managed to
catch tn" sphere. At the same time
he slipped in the mud and turned com
plctcly over. but came up still cling
ing to The ball. Boswell also nut un n
clever fielding game for the Seminary
NJ Sh"risiop aud made TWO double
plays unaSSistcd.
RoGES caught VERY good game for
the Seminary team. aud only ono man,
Moss. managed I" steal - base on him.
TIL" catcher got two hits out OF three
trips 20 tn" plate. Maryland, tho Semi
nary first GaScman. played 4 good game
and made two hits out Of three times
at bat. TIL" score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-27
GUN LOADED AND Cooked,
HE is SHOT ASTRIDE MULE
Buck Frazier. Said to Bc Suspected OF
Theft. In KiIied-Drninsrd Mar
shnll Surrenders,
Especial to Tho Times-Dispatch.l

| Especial to Tho Times Dispatch
| HARRlSONBURG. VA. March 26-As
the result OF quarrel over steel trans
| Noah Frazier. twenty-five years old.
was shot and instantly killed yesterday
afternoon near Island Ford. Rocking
years old. is being held. Frazier lived
across the line In Greene County. Mar
| shall is Il son OF Charles III. Marshall.
of Island Ford
Marshall voluntarily notified Sheriff
Croushorn and surrendered to him this
morning. lie was lodged I'm tho uar-
risonburg jail
1t appears that Marshall and his
brother. Charles Marshall. had missed
some traps which they had set In the
Blue Ridge Mountains near their home.
Their suspicious aroused. the brothers
met Frazier in the road riding IL mule
sack OF traps is said TO have dropped
from the mule. and the MarshalIs. it
is alleged. accused Frazier OF stealing
them.
After hot dispute it is said
Frazier gave up the traps. and the men
departed. According to the Marshalls
after they had gone about forty yards
they looked lack and saw Frazier TAX
ing aim at them. But Brainard Mar
shall then shot first. ii is said. Frazier
fell dead and the Marshalls went home.
Another brother. Thomas Marshall. ii
* said, found the body, and notified
the sheriff.
Frazicr's arm was shattered by the
bullet. which went through the lung
and lodged in the spinal column.
The sheriff found Frazicrs loaded
gun, cooked, lying by the dead hody.
island Ford is on the Norfolk and
Western hallway. below Elkton. The
shooting occurred three miles further
south in the Blue Ridge.
AFTER INQUEST CORONER
RETURNS HIS VERDICT
An inquest was held this afternoon.
and the coroncr's jury returned the
following verdict:
THAT Noah Mckinley Frazier of
Greene County, came to his death at 4
o'clock sunday afternoon. March 25
in the road one and one-half miles
southeast Of Mine Hill or three miles
southeast OF Island Ford. Rockingham
County, as the result Of n yunshot
wound. from shotgun IN the hands
of Brainard Marshall
DIR. J. NJ. RIEpLE.
: Coroner"
Marshall. who surrendered To tho
authorities. is in Jail. and "a special
session of the grand jury vii. be held
on next Monday To investigate tho
crime.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-27
BIG ADVANCE IN COAL.
Administrative Hoard Huys 2I,OAu Tons
for Gus Works at SI.IO
Per Ton.

Coal contracts were awarded ycster-
day by the Administrative BoarG. Thu.
taulcE Mountain Coal COMPANY A. T.
Massey, agent. was given tile contract
Tor supplying 5000 tons OF gas coal
Tor Siho per ton. r. i. Murphy and
Company captured the steam coal con
tract for supplying 10000 tons at $50
per ton
AS an indication OF tho enormous
adranc" in the price Of coal. the con-
tracts last year by the board and
ihoS" Of this year serve AS striking
examples. Gas coal was bought; a wear
ago for s3.32 per ton. while SO was paid
for steam coal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-27
Al ittkE LEAVES SHORTLY
TO JOIN PACIFIC COAST TEAM

ROCK MOUNT. y. g, March Dc
Nthci Albert Lcakc, last .car one OF
~" premier pitchers In the Intcrnn
1.ph"i league. With the Richmond club
w" wac SOLD TO the Portland club. in
jherc Tor service within III. nex, ~
"h!s I.eak" has made his HON. i'm
ms cry during the past two years,
!:He Offices during his OF season ~
,h' year. and he WIN on Saturday leave
hls n"siiion mere. taking his wife and
Ch!iHrch !" IN" nom" OF his wifc's par.
cnts at C!nciunati and ,hcn hc u,i,i a.
on 10 f"rt!ahd. reporting there in tim .
ihr the onening OF The Pacific Coast
i.ehgue. me consideration of the sale
is understood to be $3.50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-27
Street Chr strikes Wagon.

John Davis. colored. OF Q Short po,.
street. suffered broken leg vester,
day afternoon when II wagon he wos
driving coilided with Viaduct s,rant
car at the corner of Duyal ana g,
refer Streets. Ambulance Surgeon
ihphick treated him and sent him to tho
Memorial Hospital.
The street car was in CHARGE of n
torman j. j. Mansini. and struck tho
wagon with such force that il wns
practically demolished. according "a
the police report.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-27
ROCHESTER, LANDS PIE WAY
FROM NEW YORK NATIONALS

ROCHESTER,, y. =. Morch of
college, hero passed from the big
leagues yesterday. Pie" WAY. OF
laie athletic fame. was released nv
the New York Giants TO the Hochn.,n -
club: OF the International League, M
Marlin. Tex. II was AN outright sale
rms means that the New York ch,h
retains no option on PIE" even in r,sn
he should some day display big lcaruc
possibilities. The Yale man has nasscd
through the McGraw mill OF considero.
ton. and McGraw does not want hi,,
Way came little late to tho NC
league at that. Pie" is now aroma
'wcn'y-sevcn years old. and Il is
start in the majors especially n they
have not had previous big league ex-
pcriencc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-27
Purify Your Blood and Avoid
"That Tired Feeling" So
General Just Now.

Sluggish blood causes what is gen
orally termed Spring fever" that af-
fects so many people just at this sea
son. and everything seems all wrong
to those whose system is not in per.
feet condition.
If you become tired easily: il your
appetite is gone; il you suffer- from
dizziness and general down and
ont feeling seems to pcrvadc youi
system. the cause is in your blood
and you will not feel right or enjoy
perfect health until it has beer
cleRnsed Of all impurities.
A few bottles Of S. S. S., taken ius,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-27
BY NtHBiR(: HIGH PLAYERS
AWARDED CUNT MONOGRANS

lSpccial to The Times Dispatch
- NtliBt re. VA. March 26-The
i.ynchhurg High School has awarded
basketball letters to Cassel Holt. Rich
ara ara 'arrinEton. Robert jennings, VIII
nam Millar. Alexander Horner vii
Liam Spencer. Jr.. and Bolts Lewis
me past season was good one for
me uuiht. although IL failed to qualify
TOT the state championship because
iour games were not won i'm time 70
get IN the race. The team, however
hhd the distinction of defeating Saicn,
school championship.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-27
VIRGINIA DEFEATS NEWARK
IN FIRST CLASH OF YEAR
Ia '.wnthrncy Pitches and Makes Sin
Sir ih't Counts in Observation-Disclosures
tntrhin. POOr-tnIimhMn SturS.
| Special 10 The Timcs-pisno

lSn'CIal 10 Ihe Times Dispatch.
,'HAEl .oTTESNlLLE. VA, March %
IN their first clash Of tho season Vir-
GINA defeated the Newark lnterna-
tonal League club to-day. to .. in a
hN"-inninE contest. Singles by Moran
anu T.. 6Wathmcy and OBrien'S three
passed balls in the fourth frame gave
thc coiieEianS two runs nnd victory
For III. hcagucrs. BELL opened tho
nfth inning with drive to the left :
flcid r"nc" and registered on n flclder's
!h"lce: but there the rally ended Eul-
Ter tailed Ncwark's first run: He Sc
cured an inhcld hit. Pitford sacrificed
him TO second. and he went TO third
on a ncid"rS choice. and counted on
'hi!ahhns single 10 right field.
y. GWhthmcy'S drive over Bells head
IN left field scored VirEinias first tai
ley Callahan. Ncwarks center fielder.
made Spectacular slovcd- hand rum
Hlne catch Of a drive to deep center
Scor" by innings: II H. L.
Nh' n '...........l u q Il .
virginia ............0 o , % 2 q
haltfricS: EnZmann. Wilkinson and
hrlcn: Darlington. l.. Gwathmcy and
y. tiWathmcV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-27
WAKE FORESTS ERRORS LOSE
GAME TO BINGiA M-ME:HAN
Especial to The Times Dispatch. J

WAKE FOREST, y. e., March %
taxing advantage of Wake Forests
hiSplays and hitting at opportune mo-
mcnts. the strong Bingham nine de-
feaied the Baptists this afternoon !
10 Wake Forest showed Il surpris-
lnG!E strong oncnse. but the infcld
ala not work with tho precision OF
II Weli-seasoncd machine. and of the
seven errors made committed four AL
three OF whom figured in the scoring
Con. tho Baptist first bascman, played
y strong game ut first, and secured
Score by innings: n III T.
Wake Forest ...02 oooooN2 II :
Bingham ..0O22 IO02o-7 {.
,, nni.erlcs: w axe Forest, Ellis
and Moreheld. Umpire, gladden..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-27
CAMPBELL TO LECTURE
VIII Tell OF Work or American Am
bulancc Corps Stationed In
l'runpc.

Joshua Campbell. who has seen ser
vice In France as Il member of the
American Ambulance Corps. will lee
turc on his experiences in Europe on
Friday night at S:lj o'clock in the JEFF
ferson Auditorium. The lecture Is free
to the public.
MIR. Campbell Is native virginia n
who volunteered shortly after the war
broke out. and has been at the from,
over two years. lie has been awarded
the croiN de rucrre for gallantry. III.
VIII show many souvenirs of the bat
tie field.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-27
at Pays TO Ady,r,i,.."

Under the auspices OF the Richmond
H"Nrrtisefs Club. ~ return engage
meht or II rays TO Advertise" Will
be played AT the Academy OF Music on
SaturdaS, matinee and night This
famous farce has for its purpose the
amusement of audiences. and this pur-
pose II accomplishcs as few other
farces or comedies have managed to
accomplish II in The past five or ten
years. Incidentally. it exploits the
very real value OF advertising in an
altosether novel and wholly delight
full way
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-27
Hurt In Rock HnitIc.

Herman Johnson. colorcd. fourteen
years old. was struck and severely
hurt yesterday afternoon by II rock
thrown by Walter Scott on North Ave
nue.. in barton Heights. Ambulance
Surgeon l.ipniCk treated the boy and
scnt him 10 tn. Virginia Hospital.
Scott was arrested later by Third Dis
trict officers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-27
ADJUSTMENTS
Coburn'. MIn,trcI. To-Morrou

Two features are especially cmpha-
sized by the agent ahead OF Coburn.s
Minstrcls. which Will appear at tn.
Academy OF Music Tomorrow, matinee
and night. These arc Charlie C;ano
comedian and producer. and male
quartet. consisting OF Lester Lucas
bass: Clyde Il. Clifford, baritone: percc
DiIchcr second tenor, and Earl Row
iand hrst tenor. AS the agent saws.
each are soloists."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-27
JIM THORPE TO BE RETAINED
by NEW YORK NATIONAL TEA VI

LOU lSNlLLE. KY, March 26.-Ac-
cording to news reaching herr, day
from Athens. Ga. training camp of the
Louisville. American Association, base
pa cub. James Thorpe, star athlete
VIII not become member OF the Louis
VIE cub. Thorpe. previous REPORTS
SAID was TO be included in the deal
whereby the New York Nationals ac-
CURED PITCHER James Middleton from
Louisville. He is now at the C;iants'
training camp at Marlin. Tex. where
IL was said Manager McGraw had no
present intention of disposing OF him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-27
BASEBALL. WAR or no WAN
ASSERTS ban n JnH.<cn,-

BRUNSWICK. GA. March DC
declaration of war viii no, 81
win the plans of the American I,cae,,n
Tor The 1917 season, President ~ re
johnson said to-day nan rs.
The American League veil, o
championship race according to schn ~
We said Johnson. 1--WE can mai "
departure at this late date" N0 i'o
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-27
POOR SHOWING ny MRS. Ur.Rn
IN PINEHURST TOIrRSAVt,yu
NY Associntehrres.

lNf.litRST, y. c. March 2G.-Sev-
cnty women golfers participated in ~ q
qualifying round of the North and
south championship tournament here
Today. The medal for the low uuali-
lying score was won by Miss Elaine
Rosenthai. OF the Ravinsloe Cluh rh;I
cago. with card OF Sc. The runnnr-
up was the titleholder. Mrs. Ronald n
course in IS. 'o Tue
Mrs Dorothy Campbell Hurd of
pittsburgh: mcdaiist in the national
tournament, turned In card OF %
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-27
,.inutS Find Wnco t:n.v.

WACO. TEN, March 26.-Thc New
York, National League. players had
littlc trouble defeating the Waco.
Texas League, club here to-day. to !.
due largely to the pitching of Tcsrc.u
and Sallce.
The score l.. H. l.
Waco " 2 4
New York : IN
Batteries: Naun HarkinS and Rlunk
Nead; Sa!lcc, Tcsrcau and McCarty
Raridan.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-27
Suspected of Stealing Lead Pine.

H. &c Ellis. thirty-two years old.
was arrested yesterday afternoon by
second District officers on the charge
or being a. suspicious character. sus-
pected OF stealing a quantity Of lead
pipe. Hc will be given hearing this
morning in tho Police Court. ~. ,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-27

INNINGS
L T. Seminary 2 q . q 2 q n . n
Randolph Macon o o a " - q a n :,
summary; Two base hit-Moss stolen
"nses-W hNland 60, Pkarr, Sheppcrsnu
M"SS' Double plays Roswell. = tunass.s,,
~ nhts-"fr Davis, in 3 inning. om
nI,n,.n"rs"n. on Davis OF Walton. >
$500, "S,HsS nv ny Davis ,Shcpp"rson,.
r,ft"d hnilF- BorEs. Mayhcrg r. Wild
mary . Randolph Macon. / Tine ~ rsrua
h"UT and 80 minutes. Umpire Elrnor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-27
At the Movies To-Day

HIJOU-"'rhe Dummy" "Mutt and
Jcn" und Paramount comedy.
HLGEBIRD-"I.Ovc Annmc."
COLONIAL. - .'rhe Mortal SIM"
animals md % comedy.
lSIS-"lslOOd VIII Tell" "a Win
ming Loser" md Triangle comedy.
ODlON-..'rhc Mediator"
REN-"Fhe Missing I'InHnclcr."
STRAND - George COhnn, In
"BSIndsynS Jones'"
fICTOR-"AIiks jackie OF the
Navy" and comedies.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-27

.lACkSONNlLl.E FLA. March Go
TIL" lhrad"lphia. American League.
pitchers proved effective against the
Jack souvill". South Atlantic League,
club to-day. winning, 3 to -
The score: r. II. f..
Philadelphia NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. , II -
Jacksonville observation-disclosures. {. u
Batteries: Myers. larnham. kecfe
and Meyer: Fulton. Wyatt SChatzman
and Baker.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-27
Exhibition Games


MEMPHIS. TENN. March 70 The
Cincinnati Nationals pounded three
Memphis. southern Association, pitch
crs for a total of fifteen hits and "a
l2-to-2 victory here to-day
The score: L. II. l..
Cincinnati MISUNDERSTANDING II :
Memphis ....... .............. ) )
Batteries knctzcr and Clarke +;
Adams. fowikes. Long and schmidt.
Iucl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-27
'LEE ARRIVES IN CAMP
FOR SPRING TRAINING
Southpaw Hurler Appears in Excel
lent Condition-Smith Now Has
Two Left-Hand Pitchers.
SIGNS CONTRACT
Virginians Twice Defeat Spiders in
Practice ContlictS-Jullin Looks
y Good to Billy-Start Saturday
Game Early.

Wyatt Lee. n second southpaw pitch
err joined the squad OF tryoutS for tn"
Richmond International League team
at the Wcsthampton training camp
yesterday. and Red MCpcrmott signed
( his contract for the approaching sea-
son.
This. with the fact that the Nir-
(. EinianS secured excellent practice at
both the morning and afternoon Sos
sfons and twice defeated the kich-
mond College Spiders. constituted the
greater part Of the developments and
accomplishments AT tho camp yeSter-
day.
Lee arrived IN tho city during the
morning from Washington and report
ed to the business office at once. lie
was sent TO the training camp and ar
/. rived in time 20 take part III the morn
ing warm-up. He appears in excellent
condition. and, while he did not at
tempt to open his stock in trade to
any great extent yesterday. he made
Il good Impression on Billy Smith.
The new hurlcr was with Harrisburg
during the 1915 season. and WAS
cured by the Richmond cluh last
spring At that time. however. he
announced his intention of retiring
from professional ball and was placed
on the suspended list When tender
cd a contract this season. he signed
mmediately ana arranged to report
here Yesterday. Lee. with Luther
Barnes. is tho only left hand hurler
brought to Richmond thus far.
Red McDcrmott has been in the camp
several days and has been discussing
{ the contract rendered him with Man
aEer Smith and President Alvin NJ.
Smith He announced his intention OF
signing yesterday morning, and, dur
ing the afternoon. affixed his name to
the scrap OF paper
w
Billy Smith and Coach Frank poh-
son got excellent results from their
men yesterday and each appeared
pleased with the ShowiurS made At
the morning session. the teams battlcd
through iivc-inntng game. from
which the NirG iniauS emerged Veto
rous by i-to-0 score. NicLs and
Reid did the pitching. and l.eihs the
catching. Both of the moundSmcn
showed ability and kept the spider
hatsmen guessing throughout the setto
Rebel Cooper. Miller and Vines oc-
cupied the mound for the International
lcaguers in the afternoon conflict. and
Erhman and Reynolds did the rccciv-
ing. Will. lollin spccdcd them over
FOR the spiders When Cooper left
the box. at the end Of the fourth frame.
the score was = 20 .. However. the
NirGinians opened with their heavy
artillery during The last innings and
bounced up their lead six points. win
ming GU, by an STOP score.
Miller and Vines showed tho pos
session OF an excellent assortment of !
curves whil" on the mound, bu, Billy |
Smith was impressed particularly with !
the work OF young Juliin. lie THINKS !
rather we'll OF the youngst.r and |
makes no bones OF il. However,. the I
coileEian Yet had not made UP his /
mind about joining the local Inter- /
national League team for the season
ii Nc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-27
uunctcd Hit. win for Cards.

ETTTTf. KOIK. NKk.. NNrch -".-
Snydcrs tripl" and BcSchcr's single in
tn" tenth gave the st. Louis Nationals
4 2to-l victory over the Little Rock
club. Of the southern Association. to-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-27

Total .22 32iit To,sl IS .Tu
matted for Walton In ninth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-27
DIR. j. NJ. RIEDLE.

coroner.
Marshall. who surrendered to the
authorities. is in Jail. and special
session of the grand jury will be held
on next Monday To investigate the
crime.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-27

y Wyatt Lee, second Southpaw pitch
err, joined the squad OF tryoutS for the
Richmond International League team
at the Wcsthampton training camp
yesterday. and Red MCpcrmott signed
his contract for the approaching sea-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-11
SLAv MUNITIONS
WORKERS REVOLT
Continued From Page I

future was evident today when Il,
was announced that the executive
council OF workmen and soldiers
are planning a worlds "interna.
tional."
Tho project embraces meeting
OF all varieties OF socialists In some
neutral nation TO discuss world
problems Those behind the plan
insisted the conference was not
Identified in the slightest degree
with the June meeting of socialists
at Stockholm.
This Stockholm conference IL be.
ing regarded more and more here
as Germany's most carefully
planned move for n separate peace
with Russia. The extreme wing
spread their conviction that the
conference f. Gcrman.inHpired.
German-aided and will probably
be German-controlied.
Twelve members OF the work.
mems and soldiers committee
we're named to plead with the re-
voting forces for restoration OF
order.
In addition. Tscheidsc. leader OF
the social democrats In Russia per
sonally went over to the munitions
district to aid.
The Schlisselbcrg Ia n district OF
Petrograd. lying down the river n
short distance. II corresponds. In
measure. TO the industrial sec
ton OF New York's East Side.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-11
DUMA HEAD ASKS
LOYALTY TO ALLIES

| PETROGRAD. May Only
complete defeat OF Germany will
assure the worlds happiness. Peace
now would only be an armistioe,
Russia cannot betrsy the allies with
whom abe has been fighting for
three years"
In these words today President
Rodzianko of the duma forcefully
pleaded with the Russia governing
body for answering continuance OF
Russia's part in the war. and warn
ed against insidious peace moves
inspired by Germany.
"The war must be successfully
Terminated in manner preserving
the countrys integrity and national
honor" he asserted
Our innumerable sacrifices de,
mand n peace commensurate with
the immensely of our efforts and a
peace assuring the triumph OF
ideals OF Justice and liberty.
The German program Ia hege
lmony--in n word. the enslavement
OF nations.
such contradictory principles
cannot admit of conclusive vic.
tory for one or the other--it must
be decisive"
Rodzianko's speech was deliv'
cred at a specially called session
Of the duma held in commemora
ton OF the anniversary of the first
dumas meeting. He received a
tremendous demonstration.