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Evening star., 1918-05-19
Mass Meeting to Honor Italy.

Under the patronage of a number
Of prominent men and women, in
eiuding the President and Mrs. Will
son, q large public meeting has been
arranged for Thursday evening, May
90, at S o'clock in Liberty Hut to COM
memora.e the third anniversary of
Itaiy's entrance into the war
The program will include speeches
by the Secretary of State. the Italian
Anahassadora and Mr.. Win 1rwine the
Evening star., 1918-05-19

Sims will be hostesses this afternoon
at a small informal tea.
Mr. and Mrs. Levi P. Morton are
closing their house in Rhode Island
avenue and leaving for their country
home on'the Hudson. New York.
Mrs. koon and Mrs. Wilbur j. Carr
will entertain at luncheon Wednesday
in compliment to Mrs. Hugh Sanford
of Knoxville. Tenn. whose husband
has recently come here in connection
with war work,
Mr.. Franklin b. Roosevelt assistant
secretary Of the Navy, will address
the meeting of the Washington Har-
yard Club at it's second dinner to
be given at the Chevy Chase Club
Monday evening, May 20, at 7:30
o'clock.
Instead of the usual monthly meet
ings of the club the committee has
arranged series of informal dinners
to bring. together the Harvard men
at Washington. There will be infor-.
may sit where tbsy please This me41-
Evening star., 1918-05-19

Ignacia Caheron, accompanied by his
daughter. Miss Elena Calderon. will
leave tomorrow for a weeks absence.
While away they will visit the tomb
of Lincoln at Springfield, Ill.
Representative and Mrs copley will
be hosts at dinner this evening, enter
tanning at their residence in r street.
Evening star., 1918-05-19
VIRGINIA TATNALL PEACOCK.

VIRGINIA TATNALL PEACOCK
LMosT primitive when the believing
~ the Myer afternoon
after afternoon the flights of the Wright brothers by com
parison with the including the President and Mrs Viii
officials who Wednesday
messed in Potomac chapter Of
in the The Fort Mye tngs gathered the chance Of witnessing
the following afternoon Mrs Nicholas Longwoh the in
waited in her unabout Developments The late Dr. Henry
daily
,Gas az "s
il sss %ess a nS.S s;ss had
ing only
"WEDNESDAY afternoon there another
Potomac Park the Marine Band incidentally the tea
which heneeforth throughout be feature Of the
there Wednesday Saturday afternoons Red Cross
Washbnrn Carolyn
1a s as
day Secretary Navy
BENEFITS undeniab enjoy
o
possible though there before
the afternoon by world artists the Italian
Thompson Sunday night
will be another smart indoor eatheng with num-
en esn The Of % ns M y o9 s It
hs Ihfate[ a % IT. M Sa IN for the
@ will be ] aG'h well Lady Reading
who viii have box parties : arc among '"ose
GARDEN PARTIES, hospitality
have already made their the lists as
benefits The Loren Johnso who loaned their last
e the 5e the % 5 Ay I M whit S
S a.5 ah s ss % M
@ 5 I'D Ds % who ss sntd o X. by
s % ss % The h @ s s1 @ % ss M m
ad @ s S h e" I
S nd @ sk hts a d s e dee
u.s. IS yss1,
living the Sae % pre
ss Gea1so ss sss
ssdss :5s,s
% s1 5 h M g m and
@ ae M wa Oh s % the
I s @ o s em all . om
s sss d M 10 M M % y as h 1
once again en- fete Saturday afternoon
INTERESTING the week were Mrs William Howard Taft
Mrs William G. Sharp and Mr. Myon
hunting ppara
taking residence Only
s ,S M ana & m M sharp a % xe Of Fl 0 ss ae
to F5snee who left Fd continuously
vi s,"s, f;:SS'iiss
there She also luncheon
ing to. ss psn her h Mrs Ma Msn
friends III: The cons;es1
Of part in activities DURING he denee
Walter Reed Hospital fortnight ago, matter to
which the able
Henry looking welfare
tereed their happiness thought Frequent
have provided through loan
number OF Richard
Townsend and Mrs Bernard Baruch.
who
Marine Bandwi
yIIs o 1A1
Of
''SN"NN. "S WiIson,
Burl
Daniel
of
Evening star., 1918-05-19

Sims will be hostesses this afternoon
at a small informal tea.
Evening star., 1918-05-19

The minister of Bolivia. senor Don
Evening star., 1918-05-19

in
Walter Reed Hospital opened fortnight ago,
which able
R. Rea looking but
their happiness giving thought Frequent automobile
provided through
the advanced onvaescen have greatly
omen
Town End and Mrs -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-06
KILLED IN ACTION
Former Southern Railway TcIcEraber
Numbered Among Dead in
E'rnnCc
Try Associated Press. !

BN Associated Press
JON ESBDltb. GA. March Firs,
Lieutenant David X. Summers. killed
in action in France, March /. was born
in shelby. \, t.. January 81. 1856. and
was son Of the late Captain James
" Summers. of Statcsvil!c ~ g.. who
was captain of the Thirty-third North
carolina Regiment Confederate army.
lie is survived by an aged mother.
two brothers and one sister all OF
J"ncsboro, except one Of his brothers.
wh" has recently been located in Chat
tanooea.
summers was employed as a tclce
raphcr by the Southern Railway in
Atlanta from l90S until about 1910.
when he entered the Atlanta College
OF Physicians and Surgeons from
winch institution he was graduated in
l9la and practiccd his prof,ssio at
I Chattanooga until he enlisted in May.
ial1
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-06
AMERICANS AGAIN
DEFEAT GERMANS
Conferees Reach Agreement on How
Long Uncle Sam Shall Control Roads

announced Significantly that he
would not "nOw" yield from tho
senate provision.
The rate question was made the
special order for considcr rntion to-
morrow by tho confcrccs. Senator
Smith. of South Carolina, who CON
fcrrcd yesterday with the President,
Is prepared 10 submit his cOmpro-
mise provision to the conference
tomorrow should tho House of Rcp-
rcscntnti>c. persist In their opposi-
tion TO the Scnatc's provision.
Another question stiIl in dispute
and discussed To-day ut consider-
able length concerns provisions 10
prevent nIl possible interference.
during government operations OF tho
railroads. with regulatory and taA-
alton functions of the States.
The confcrccs to-day nIso finally
ratified their tentative agreement
bringing all "short-linr" railroads
into tho government system. The
House provision for the "short
lines" was substantially adopted by
the confcrccs in lieu of tho Scnntrx
provision. which would affect only
competitive lines.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-06
SENATORS BALK PLAN
OF SEEING WHARvES
Both Democrats and Republicans
Demand Reasons for Such
Act BE Submitted.
SENATOR MARTIN CALLED IN
Nir%inian Democratic Leader Con-
fcrs With President, at Which
Time Necessary Authority TO Seize
Piers Is Requested.
lRv \ Assncia,ch Pre-

By ASSoCia ted Press.
WASHINGTON. March j.-Action on
request made by President Wilson
10 day for legislation authorizing him
10 acquire for the government com
p!e;c. legal iitie+il Tie C;erma -ownes d
pies OF tho North German Lloyd and
Hamburg American lines at Hoboken.
was postponed until tomorrow by the
Scnato Appropriations Committee be-
cause some CT the members Insisted
posed actor.
Several Democratic and Rcpublica n
senator's joined in opposition to grant
inS the request until the admiuistra-
ton submits reasons for cquiring the
extensive German properties. with an
estimate Of cost Some members en-
pressed fear that the step might com
nit the government to permanent ship
ping ownership and operation.
The President cal. ID Senator Martin
Of Virginia. the Democratic leader. and
chairman Of The Appropriations Com
mittcc. TO The White House carly in the
day and asked for the lcSislation
Later he sent by II personal messenger
the draft OF AN amendment to the
Dillon dollar urgent deficiency appro-
priation bill authorizing acquisition OF
The docking facilities by condemnation
OF otherwise.
lively dispute in the committee
followed, and ii was decided to hear a
representative OF tho administration on
the subject to-morr w.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-06
CAPT. lNNES FOUND DEAD
hampton. Va. officer Ono Of First 70
Receive Promotion Whcn WAR
Began.

BALTIMORE. March Captain \.
II. lnncs. OF Hampton. Va, who is sta =
toned At Camp Meade. was found dead
III Il hotel here Tonight;
inncs was graduate Of tho Vir-
Sinia Military Institute, and had been
sergeant in the coast artillery at
Fort Monroe FOR twenty years un 10
the time the United States entered the
war. lie was one of the first regular
army noncommissioncd officers 10 re-
ccive promotion.
Innes was regarded as a master at
drill. He was Nrsinian by birth.
lie was about forty-fivc years OF age.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-06
Ben Tillman Again
Throws Hat in Ring

WASHINGTON, March 5.-"pitch-
fork" Hen riIInnn has thrown hi,
hat into the ring nEuin. After
twrnty-thrcc years In the United
states senate. the south CurolIninn
VIII contest for his seat once more.
This time he VIII make the race
against Cole D.. BIcusr, former Gov
crnor OF South CnroIinu. There Is
strong possibility that Asbury r..
Lever. cha Irnnn of the HOusc Agri-
cultural Committee, and one OF
Prcsidcnt Wilson's chief iicutrnunts,
VIII enter the Hight.
The rncc will bc based on ma
tiOnni inntcnd Of State isaucS.
senator TIllnian declared four
years nEO that he would not run
again. Hut In 81 statement issued
to-day he says In this war time tho
life OF tho indi,idunl belongs 10 the
nation, md chow can Z best serve
my country" is the only question
'pntriOts" arc asking themselves.
"if ] retired now would feel II
nm net OF rowrtrdIcc.' he says. ~
have all to lOhc and nothing TO Gnin
by entering the race. hut ! would
feel like dcscrtcr In the face OF
tho enemy.
81 believe tho people OF my State
wnnt to win tho war. and tho only
way Is to uphold the PrcsIdcnts
hands.
"tny mnn sent to the Scnntc from
south Carolina who would not sus-
tain the President whoIc-hcnrtcdIy
would bc traitor to the best in
tcrcsts of our country and utterly
uscless to his South CaroIina con-
stitucnts."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-06
lbs Associated Press. !

WASHINGTON, March 5.-Gov-
crnIncnt control and operation OF
railroads probably will continue
for twcnty-onc months after the
wnr.
n tentative agreement HNiuS that
time limit wan reached late to-day
by c0nfcrrcS on the rniirond con
troll bill rs compromise for two
years proposed i'm the House bill
and eighteen months in tho senate
The c0nfcrrcs adjourned until to-
morrow, with the Important aucs-
fion of rntc-makinE stili i'm dispute.
Complete adjustment of differences
ON the measure II expected to-
mOrrOw. i'm view OF intimations Nh Id
to have TOnr from President Will
son that hr would not object to tho
SENATE bills provision giving him
power to initiate rates. but retain
ing authority for their final review
by the Interstate Commerce Com
mission.
On returning from II conference
with tho President. Senator Pomcr-
enc. Of 0hip. ono OF the confcrcc.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-06
NOFFICItI. REPORTS ARE
THAT TROOPS ARE ,OytNf:

AMSTERDAM. March 5-Thc uucs-
Fion of Japanese and Chinese inter
|vcntion In siberia continues hanging
|irc. Unofficial reports reiterated that
Japanese troops arc on tho way to
Siberia, but there has been nothing
authoritative either from Tokyo or
lPckinE 10 confirm that either govern
Incnt has as yet taken any sort of mill
AIRY action. The latcs. word from
.ondon Tonight repeated the report
chat Japan has been requested by
Eircat Britain. France and Italy to
AXE immediate steps toward tho safe
Guarding OF allied interests in tho Ear
Fast.
Meanwhile. tho news from Pctrorrad
|ndicates that by the time tho expected
lntcrvcntion takes place, if IL does
| (omc, the Bolshcviki will no longer he
Ia governmental power. Already Bcr-
I'm dispatches quote adviccs to tho
|;erman government as foreshadowing
Continued on Second Pagc)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-06
GETS LARGE DAMAGES
Private WIN I.oSr Limbs In Y. e w
Yards at I.ynrhbnrS Given
S15.0D0 Verdict

$4,000 damages in favor OF Private
Harry Eauman for tho loss Of both legs
III railroad accident in the wards Of
the Norfolk and Western Railroad at
l.vnchburs. Va. was rendered i'm the
Stptcmc Court here to-day. Justice
l'hSro. finding The amount excessive.
f",iuc"d Judgment to $4,000 Hauman
VIII appeal for the full $4,000 He
sued the railroad for $3.50 900 Eaun,,n
lS RUSSIAN. Al Tic outbreak Of tho
war he enlisted In the Forty-Scvcn,h
h'S!m"ni' New York. He was on guard
duty when injured
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-06
SAWYER CARRIED TO DEATH
Taught In CRrrin9c, lie Is Drawn to
saw and Body Cut I'm
TNSUtn

f.ii"AkEFll CITY. y. G., March .
i'iiam IT, owen. sawyer of the shinglc
'h'ii "i the Dare County Lumber Com
panE' was killed here day when,
'a"Sht IN the carriage, he was drawn
TO inc saw and his body cut in twain
At the waist.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-06
VIRGINIA LEADS SOUTH
FiGnrcs Of second Liberty Loan Sub
Scription Give State
81 ,3Si,350.
IBv Associated Press

lSE n Ssn'.li tea IresS
WASHINGTON. March i.--i>xact sub
scriptions by states to the second
Liberty loan. tabulatcd and made pub
lie to-day by the Treasury for the first
time. show that New York State led
all others, with SI.4l3,0A5.SOO. Penn
sylvania was scconG. with s457.37255O
subscriptions by Southern States in
c!udcd:
North Carolina. s.7.53ioo0; South
Carolina. sl7.o21,75o Tennessee. SAL
591 $50; Virginia, s51313.o50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-06
TWO SHOT BY UNKNOWN
inston-Sn lem Home Invaded bv
Stranger and Tragedy
I'NllnAxs
lBy Associutcd rrcssl

!NSioN-SAl.t.M, y. g. March o
MrS. Harvey Hester was shot through
'"' hcart aud her husband shot
through the brain at their home near
mere to-day by an unidentified man.
INC woman died instantly and Hester
is IN II local hospital and is not cx-
pcctcd to live.
The stranger who entered the homo
Killed Mrs. Hester when she screamed.
tester was shot when he rushed into
tue house upon hearing tho screams OF
his wife.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-06
RECORD COAL SHIPPING
More Thnn Million Toms Handled M
Hampton Ronds During Past
MOntb
IBy Associated prc.a.l

NORFOLK, VA. March 5.--Figurcs
compiled by tho Federal Tidcwatcr
Coal Exchange. announced to-day.
showed a total Of $l,326.S94 tons OF coal
handled at tho Hampton Roads piers
The total is declared to be ono OF the
biggest records in the history OF this
port. II moro than doubles the auan-
tity handled In January.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-06
America in Accord in Prin-
ciplc With Allies as to
Siberian Situation.
SUPPLIES MUST BE KEPT
FROM ENEMIES HANDS
Steps Necessary to That End by
Tokyo Will Be Agreeable
to Washington.
TROOPS REPORTED on WAY
anese and Chinese Forces Are
En- Route to Siberia

WASHINGTON, March 5-Exchangcs
regarding The situation In Sibcria and
,.
''
arc continuing and apparently have
developed the fact that there is no
difference IN principle between Japan
and the allies or between tho United
States and Japan. although the United
States has not given. and probably
Mill not give. formal asscn. 10 any
operations which may bo undertaken
White House officials were disturbed
tonight over nublIshcd -.no-, ina,
The statement had been authorized ,ha.
tho limited states was no; In accord
with The attitude OF tho allies toward
tho J,nancsc MANS !; wa. cxn,aiuod
,b., mn e,o,oron. b,d h.au a,,,bo-,zea
,,ccn. .h,. ~. l.,i,od s.a..s b,d mo-.
80. ~ .t ,.,
.,a
~ -,.,ot,io hf, -, ,,:oy
, ~ h,,, Ill, ,
-, +, go, a.,
,,, =,
lin,
~ "'7
'o' '"'
'"' s''1e' !'' 90
p'"S esa % '"s
"p"nI"" "'c Uu"'' $500 ~
t"e measures "' SuPPo' 20 Nv 3'''" -
'""d' IN Suc'' Il" ""uti ="
'NfNN 'Nb'N ""''H
bh i"fAi WIN h"' 'N'N
tAt d'p!2ihat !cHio''Scu N"-"a' ''s|
'nn!:* discussion 't Ae--Sint lA1 u-d"es
Ion seemed 70 lose sisAt OF me exist
nee II "a special treaty between Urea
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-06
PETERS REvERsES HIS
POSITION ON EXPENSES
Prohibition Commissioners Sa Il
y S150.o00 Would BE Ample for
Next Two Years.
NOW ASKS sIOo,ooo PER YEAR
Senate Cuts Total to St4O.OOO for
Two Years, Despite Statcmen, az
commissioner That $50, 900 Would
BE Ample for Second Year.

!""i ND!ninISSiphcr j. HiuncY refers
request for 81 s2po. GEO appropriation
for the Dcpu.t.ueut -: Prohibition for
So. ,., , 49, i,. i.,
,ro,.,o,,, o.,t,,,,., ,,,,,,,,i..,a,',,.
1. fo,,,h :, ,,..r,, ,,d
h., 49,, 20 -. ,.,.-,,.-t.,gfl.., az, t,,sl,;,.
.,,d IN,o,o,, -, .ta,.n,o,,, ~
p..crs xnr,s ss- ~ ~ MR. ,t,.z, n
oo0 ,yo,,,d b .,,,l, ro, 80. r.>, -,
WAR ~ ,t. si--;G... ,i,,,
,5,,, o,,rt h .,,,,..I,
., .,,i,
al, r..~ 49,, .,,
. .
a., h n.,.
max, ,;cr.r,l ,sv.r,iiy ror ,ht ,.r
March I.t. g., N,rp ,.,. son,n
,,,4,t1 D. .,.,,,l. f,, ~. ,.u,.,.t..,- ,
Crop \I,r,b i.i. go un ,oan
ANA f,rcsc. .,.,, .c,ar ,,.r
100 3, fnrlrcr .;.,,.fr, ro1,,.
,.ou IN ,h. .,n-n,ri,,7or tar ~ a,
partmcn, NAV saralv follo,
rpc Mann nm y.s,crd,, ,,..I .,,
senate rroyIdir,, for an ;,c,. ~.
$50, II, m. commissioners s,I,r, 1
authorjliur ,n ,nNr,nri,,io -. <l,n
400 for TN. mex, ,wo yo,rs n,,h ,,,o
salary increase .ra -. ,.,ro,i.,;o,,
had been pruucd hv IN. senate ,o,,.
nittee before the bin came - ,bo nonr
OF the senate Tn. nnrrnnri,,,o, ,,,,
dcrwcn, further nruninr u,,u ,o,,l
Of $50 600 had been lornod fro,, ;,
before the measure passed mo hod,
APPROPRIATIONS REGARDED ny
MANY ,s nam az rur.srnx
The measure viii he voted upon In
the House within the next day or two.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-06

NEWPORT NEWS VA. March M
Ford. superintendent OF the Chcsa
pcakc and Ohio Railroad terminals
here, to-day announced that the trcst!c
leading 10 II large combination freight
and coal pier which trcstic was burned
last night, Will Immediately bc rebuilt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-06
SENATE ADOPTS
PROHIBITION BILL
Raises Salary of Commissioner
Peters From $500 to
$4,000 Per Year.
APPROP RATES S14O,OOO
Three Times as Much to Be
Spent Each Year in Enforcing
Dry Law as Heretofore.

pagsad ,bo N,,, Va.
:. -, ~ t'och' a'tcr
-, '".N !" Sa' Suard me
80, 40 s"'S !" water
cue present quart
~ "''''"ae purposes.
mn" Ia" goes TO
,,noo INN" 'aS'ohcF sa!arH at
Y'o "'" a'"" 'he department Nio..
'o' ADMINISTRATION OF affairs An
emergency being declared to exist the
DIN VIII go INTO erect a. once.
.is a result Of granting prcccdonca
10 the prohibition bin ana tcmporizi,e
tactics. the State purchasjnr aro,. nm
dicd on tho calendar.
on roll call Tho vote n, ,,o ,-a,t,t
,ion bin stood
Avcs-Aldison Air, .,d-o r,.
ers Byrd conr,d co-hI,. n,,.,.
Drcwrv ,;a-re,, Ga,.,o cood,oo c,,,,
ucninr Bo,t Jcnrc,s rn-da 1,'.i,
1c,- N,,, Na,,,a,,.s D.,
t,,,
- '''' ''' "'"'' ''N'e'
I!' ''''o"' '''"s'
""l
Np.ns pa am "F"'"''' Ml''
.".. "hu il'hna'
IN h'-Nh h'' AMENDMENT
- flNAhLf ADOPTED
me 9rhat" on 'he hrst ballot re-
J'c'ed hy y vote OF IL I" - an amend
ment ~ senator Wend""hurg 20 per-
mat on. gallon OF wine aud three gal
icHS "i beer ana Two gallons Of malt
or porter ana on" quart OF whisky 10
he shipped INTO the state IN conform
iiE TO tn. requirements OF the Reed
act ne ohJect 81 IN" amendment
was. 50 lar "S me Virginia law goes.
|" allow the present iaW 20 remain IN
tHec'' ana persons TO get the amounts
IN question ior beverage purposes. yet
S"pJeI' L" INC !iceu ah'. ON motion
vi "'"' hciih 'ht Schat" 'ec"na!d-
ere" ,ne VOC oE - I" 10 Inen SEN
ator Wendenburg argued that the Az
semplE should act on the matter. and
H"I eHApo"eE III. commissioners I" say
. "A----''ii FOR meuicinaF purposes a
HaH on doctors prescription might
import me amendment was accepted
~ 4 vote OF - 10 70.
f1:li:Rs's SALARY II
RAISED I" $1,000
I"e senate agreed without roll cal!
|" adopt the committee amendment re-
dEi.nG The proposed $4,000 salary Of
INC h"I ana increasing the present
S"'"F| .; S""V" 10 SioVV.
- h''N '"'" '"'t IN l"'Se tou"
'9 "' '''.'f' SN'sP' mo GU! %
49, '''- .
~, ,,, a,r,.,;..,oar aa,f,,.,. ,,,lt
,.u',
IrcA.,In.l n,,,,o..s T. = ,,ovil.d
runt .ho rar.,i-s "a sof, drj,l, cs,.h-
l!shtn.nts ana he like shall be good
till revoked
Tho amendment relating 10 bringing
Whisky into the State allows the IN
t''statc traveller to carry a quart for
his bona ide personal use. Though
stat" Senator West advocated lcav-
'hs 'hc quart law as l" personal pos
.uH II '"'t' '"o senate adopted
''."! "'"'''"'''e"' WIN ohlE
,ss i's ."e $3.50" III me state OF
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1918-09-19
WASHINGTON.
Change in Formation Indicates APP
proach to Vein.

Change in Formation Indicates APP
proaeh to Vein.
Reports from the Washington this
week indicate that the crosscut has
now reached point where the vein
may be expected any day. According
to the survey estimate, based upon
the position of the vein in the upper
tunnel. the vein should be cut in not
less than 10 feet. but that it might
be considerably further on account of
the change in dip, The face Of the
crosscut is now in 742 feet, and re-
Gently the formation has changed to
the same that encloses the vein above.
This with the presence of much iron
and occasional stringers Of galena
indicate that the vein is not far away
The intersection will be made at a
depth of about $50 feet. The work is
being done under contract, the pres
ent contract being for 100 feet, 20 feet
of which has now been run. Progress
| has been somewhat slow of late or
account of trouble with the COM
pressor.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1918-09-19
sU MMoNs.

In the District Court of the First Ju-
dicial District of the State of Idaho,
in and for Shoshone County.
John w. Dickinson, plaintiff, vs. Dena
Dickinson, defendant.
The State of Idaho Sends Greeting to
Dena Dickinson, the Above Named
Defendant:
You are hereby notified that com
plant has been filed against you IN
the District Court Of the First Judi
cial District of the State of Idaho, in
and for the County of Shoshone, py
the above named plaintiff, wherein II
is alleged that plaintiff and defendant
were, at the time of the filing of the
complaint, and for more than Two
years prior thereto, husband and Wlle'
that plaintiff was, at the time OF the
filing of the complaint, and for more
than one year Immediately prior
thereto, resident of Shoshone couh'
ty, Idaho
Plaintiff prays for a decree OF al.
vorce on the grounds of extreme
cruelty and willful desertion.
And you are hereby directed to APP
pear and answer the said compliant
within twenty days Of the service o,
this summons II served within salu
judicial district, and within forty DAYS
If served elsewhere; and you are iur-
Their notified that unless you so ap'
pear and answer said complaint WIN
In the time herein specified, the PLAIN
tiff will take judgment against you a.
prayed in said complaint. -,
Witness my hand and the seal "
said District Court. this End day u
July, A. ID. 1918.
]. C. ,GLAHE, o,.ut
(SEAL) CierA
BY C. ]. CALLAHAN,
Deputy Clerh
JAMES A. WAYNE, n
Wallace, Idaho, Sl9-ooi-O'
Attorney for Plaintiff.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1918-09-19
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

Office of the Roanoke Mining COM
pany, Limited. wallace, Idaho, sep
TENDER 16, 1918.
Notice is hereby given that al .
meeting Of the board Of directors ~
the Roanoke Mining Company, LINN
ed. held on the. 18th day of septemue''
1918, an assessment Of one-half w
mill per share was levied upon INV
outstanding capital stock Of the w. ~.
poration, payable on or before - !,
10th day of October, 1918, to f.
Stone, secretary-treasurer OF the GU
poration, at Ala Sixth street, Wa''N'"
Idaho.
Any stock upon which this assess
ment remains unpaid on the lstn W.
of October. 1918, will be delihqus
and advertised for sale at pubic 'u
ton, and unless payment Is maoe =,
fore will be sold on the 12th uay "A
November, 1918. at $500 p. M Oh ' 81
day at the office Of the COMPANY az
Sixth street, Wallace, ldaho' ~ 70.
the delinquent assessment thereon, Ind
gether with the costs of adVef'' n
au ~ FE. STONE
Treasurer Of the ho ~
Mining Company, Limited
Sixth Street, wallace. ldaho' az