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Official Range and Sale OF Stocks il New York
S. Stock.

10 .A,liS-C Chalmers ........
s-ChalmcSs. pfd. -. :.
$50 AmsiGamutcd Copper :.
10 Amer. hgr!. Chem, com.
ZOO Amer. Beet sugar. com. /.
GO American Can ..........
80 American Can, ptd.
40 Amer. Car and Foundry.
Amer. Car and l'oun. ,pf,
.,cQo American Cotton Oil.....
American LinSccd OIL.
100 American Locomotives
Amer. Locomotive, pid.
lW Amer. Malt Co. ptd. :.
Id American Smelling ...
10 American Sugar
: 700 Amer. Tel. and Tel. Co.
eI2p Am. lob. com. (listed. ~
LOO american Tobacco. prd..
~ Annconda Copper ........
300 Atchison
l" atlantic Coast Line.
a. &. l. of Connecticut.
w Baltimore ana Orio...
:sp BROOKLYN Rapid Transit.
100 Central Leather. com.
Loo Canadian Pacific
SW Chesapeake and Ohio.
lyp Chicago Great Western.
1850 Chi. Mil. and ST. Paul.
~ Cruciblc Steel Cor, com.
10 Cruciblc steel, rfd. ........
10 Chicago ANA Northwest.
30 Colorado Fucl and iron.
colorado ana southern.
LEO Consolidated Gas ...
Delaware and Hudson...
10 bcn. and Rio Gran, com.
l!o Den. and ltio Gran, pfd.
NO pistillers' Sec. Cor. =.
-'sSo Gr lie ...,...............
Erie, LIST pfd. ,...........
Fed. Min. and SIN, pfd..
90 Geo. II. HelmS lob. Co.
N'p General Electric ........
: 50, 'ir@at Northern, l,fd. IL.
-Vo Great Northern ore cts
IlIino!S Central ...........
'.ir lnterhoro- Met. .......
1900 lntcrDoro- Mc:.. pfd.
Int. Mer. Marine. pfd......
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sheep, 81 head: hoGs. 5.Ns head
Cattle--Best steers. 64 a 6&c.: medium to
good. q. q &C.: common 10 fair, AZ "a Sc; best
heifers. 5io3sc.; medium TO good, AZ I5i.c. :
common to fair. IIl7C. best cows. Al q &c. .
medium to good. sS l.'.c.: common to fair
2ls u 3hc. best oxon 5I6ttc.; fair TO me-
dunn. tG&isc.: bulls, 81. 9Aisc.; calves. 7i:6
Sc; fair 10 medium, Sgsisc. Cows and
calvcs, fa9 4eoe0 per head IIoss-IScst heavy
hogs. &Is.so; good 40 10 iso-pound hogs
6is G6Sc.; light hogs and piss. o.. psi;c. !:
sews and stage, G95c. Shcep--Best sheer
3lc q hsc. common to ta.r 2is q 3t.c best
lambs, Gag &C.; common TO fair, i,aJ5,Ec.
Chicago, Ill. January 25.-Cat,ic-Rcccip,s
1900 head Market i0I i5c. lower than yes
terday. Bceves, Ni59E.5o; Texas steers
se5elo. .tockers and feeders. s5so16.S;
cove and hefcrs. ;au6.I5; calves, $500 s.S5
Hoss-Receipts 3i.eHn head Marie, SC low
or than yesterdays average. Light s5.sa4
60 mixed. fS.o6q6.25. heavy, $CIoaeij;
rough, S'.Ta gi6.oJ; pirs. sL50H6.5o: hulk Of
saics. SioU67i. sheep Receipts 1850 head
Market toSI 23c. lower than yesterday Nu-
tive. $2'":fS!S: western. s:.5o9 40: ycarlinss
f!fpa365: lambs. native, 1850 SIS; wost-
crn. S5I675.
New York. January % Eccvcy-. HeceIpts
''' hcad mo trading: feeling dull, but steady
Cn'N Receipts 30 head; very IuIc doing
N"als steady At S5r 1880: cull, 5000
Sh""p ami l.ambs-Rsccipts i.asi head. sheep
steady: lambs higher. sheep Ccwcsl sa75t
40; culis. ieu&ro export w"thcrs. s,-s;
lambs, S"9T.co; cuils. siu4.71 iiogs-Rc.
teiris 90 head Market nomlnaliy firm.
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NAVAL STORES

Wilmington, y. G., January 90 spirits
Turpontinc-s,cady at sc; receipts a caeks
s:os!n- Steady at $50; receipts rs barrels
Tar--Firm ~ si.So; receipts 20 barrels
Crude Turpcn-inc-Firm tJ.t11 %: re
ceiDts - barrels.
Charleston, :. G.. January 25.--Turpcnt!ne-
Firm al 'S'ic Rosin-Firm. Quote: A. u,
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MARINE 1SrHIL,GEScE.

PORT OF RICHMOND. JANUARY Is. 1871.
ARRIVED.
steamer Brandon. Harvey, Norfolk, rncr-
chGndisc and passengers. Old Dominion Line
steamer Hampton Roads. Graves, Norfolk
and james River landings merchandise ynd
passengers Virginia Navigation Company
SAILED.
Steamer brandon. Harvey. Norfolk MGR
chandiss and passengers. Old Dominion Line.
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York, january c5.-The cotton goods
markets IN the domestic end arc growing
steadily nTmer. and broader buying move
ment is generally reported. Yarns are high
cr. Fine grades OF mems wear FOR fail are
being SOLD steadily Rough dress goods for
bling houses.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..
PETERSBURG pEASur MARKET.

Z I4N : DO KI PEANUT MARKET.
'Reported by Rodsers, Mccab. & Coz
Petersburg, Va, January ?5.~-Peanut..-
Spanish--Stcady: small Spanish. S7isc PEI.
hushci; jumbo Spanish, seize per busheI.
Nirginias--F!rn: fancy Jumbo dr;c per
pound; fancy haudpicked. as.c per pound
extra prime, 3',c. psr pound urine 3,.c
per pound; machine picked. Sn3i.c. per
pound; sheliimg stock. y. 9, Sc. per pound.
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and within or J point. OF the lowest on
near month";
kcceipis to-day 6l,sa7 bales against 4s,s7e
iast week and ii.723 last year. To-days re-
Gelpts at Galveston li.52a bales asains. 5.7sl
s' year; al New Orleans 1885, bales
against l4,6S2 last year and AZ Ijou.ton
''ssS bales aSatnS; 5.tsi !a.t year
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BOND LIST.

+s".ers Observation-Disclosures. 5y:.
,. .'a 's..'.............. s5it
1850" on es-.....t........... 1.il:
."' lol n is........... ~.
,.,..,,i 'h hh!i.' o!el........ l"iA,
LtSs";t = Agery -
Li+."'t y MIXERS observation-disclosures. 7sa-s
u ..ara Comrany o.......... ~
,.orTl, ',s""E 's......'............... 1880,
.%a a,, L,rs a;amped :. lDld, =. 81.
sfaS9a. u NJ .tae rotundsns is (bldJ.. sal.
snn,he "oo' "s.''.'........... s3ia
.n,,fh,r n 'S'...'................. ISIS
j.,,,,.,, So. ,..'.''.................I oTt,
yir,,i,i,Nr - ...'.'..:........... lCe7,
v.c.r ,,t CTS odd ........ AZ.
Va ~ & pno -.,..'..'..'.....,.. lt0I2
Wabash deb is ~
1u,J.a.I, t,i,, ~ -.ff- ''-.'s...'...... bIiS
t.nama 80 ~ =, ceits...... I0i2
: "''SSo - - ''" Observation-Disclosures. 1913,
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CATTLE MARKETS.

RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(Sales at Union Stock Yards)
Richmond. Va. January 70 1917
Report or the live stock market for the
week ending January %, 1911:
Rcccipts-Cattie, 2lI head; calves 11o head.
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Cash grain closed: Whcat--No. : red IS n
9Hc: No. req. SC q @si.c.: No . hard, .9Tf
crn :lloJilrs No. : northern, siTIos,
No northern, Si.oii. n l.oSl.: No . sprinr
s9a !l.eI: No sprins. aip sl07; No. spring.
2! Sl.tS velvet chnn, ?rf; : .G5; durun az,
Sl"j. corn--No. 3. GSi; q fiI.c; No, yhftc
VI, g Soc No yellow, jlnGiA;c.; No l. ,Ii.
n5Si2e No I white. 65Isusc. No yellow,
p eis:c Oats--No. white. 81 q 5:c: No s,
'H5r%"li4ci No. white. ieE q toa,s; stand :
ard ~. u 5iIEc
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Rrrtings

Richmond, Va. january l6, 1872.
NOTICE OF MEETING or STOCK
holdcrs.-rhc annual meeting of IA,
stockholders OF the LIic Insurance
Company Of Virginia Wall be held a,
the chief Office of the company. on
Broad Street. between Smith and
Tenth Strcctn In the city OF Rich
'nond. on WEDNESDAY, the 3lst day
OF -anuary, 1912. at IL o'clock NJ.
L. u. HARRIS
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New Orleans, January .s.-,o,;o
"psh'd Stehdy unchanged to 6 Joints dawn
r".npaEed win thc close ot yest.rday. T,hn
."Fh'i tiosad steady. point down To = ,t,,
'"n!rs We're cons tdera bly, lower ,bnp ~.
ana caused Tree offerings OF the near rnc,',bs
! tr"uhn me hrs' call. The distant deiiverias
"lShl"Ned resistance 10 pressure al,hn,rb
N'ier tic call the market ,cou,-.a -.
Ss'"hs,h a"d buying became general. TbS
.saFket vas quiet, but steady ,hrourhoy,
| H. morning session Late in tho morning
| IN ." VI aternooa scalpnG longs tool
pFoh'-. ana their offerings caused pricsg 10
sag Spot cotton steady, l-isc m; n,lddiin.
-! 70 .ai@s on tho spot isj3 bales and
% HIr'e' January, :.s3: February. AZ.
March, a,' May, Isl; July 80; ;i,rr.,
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LOCAL ,LARKEr QUOTATIONS..

FURNISHED by Levy Commission Co, Com.
MISSION MeEehaats. Richmond Va
Tlcnmondl Va. lanuarN y. ~
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cotton. qmtct; mddiine, as5; nc; tcre.n.s
- bales; gross. 80 bales stock "a ~;
hnIsS; cNp"ri 10 The Continent, Eli, bales
Total to-day a, All ports-Ee, rc,sfn,,
fl5'' bales cSpcr; 10 t;reat Srit,in -, -,
?h'ts. - no Continent 1896 bn!cs. 10
." aH ~ bales; stock, 1880. bales
a.; ING S. Hatsd ~ all portzNe, receipts
S t.p 'a'oS' export 10 Great Brsta!n o 3ll
oI!rs' !" France. 1915 bulcs, 10 tho can't
he ,i i"'s2i Sa!es 70 Japan, s,245 bales
LII. Sinte September | at all ports-Set
49, 'h's' $40 i" talcs; export TO C;rr,t
D:tiiin. s'S>"5s; bales to France. 7sS 40
bales: 70 the Continent -,seS.5gl h.Ics W
'sf.M' -''''9i bales to Mexico, .; sales.
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Richmond. Va, January -, I9i2
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF TIE:
White sulphur Springs In,or-
rated. The annual mc"tiu,. Of the
STOCKHOLDERS OF tho V hitc SULPHUR
Springs, incorporated. for the pur-
pose of clectine directors. tho rmttH-
cation Of ali acts OF tic board of ,i-
rectors and all committees thereof
since the last annual meeting and
FOR the transaction Of such other
business as may lawfully come be-
fore the said meeting. will be held
nj the Office OF the company. Room l.
Chesapeake ana Oi-io General Onicc
Building, Richmond, Va. on THURS
DAY. tho Sth day Of Fchr,iary, lal9
at II 4. NJ. The transfer books Will
close Monday. january -? 1912. at 3
J.. NJ, and remain closed until 10
y. VI. Friday. February .. 1872.
y. TRENVET'T.
Assistant Secretary.
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baltimore. January :5.--Wheat-F!ru,: snot
contract, SIZE. Corn--Frn: spot contract,
&c. oats-Sieady; No. white. 55i:.sc Hvo
quiet; No. western. domestic SIIii0I
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2. n. JOHNSON rnbMshlnE @

IN. DuNE LODGE, NO II. a.. +. 4.
" ~ MA special communication
of Dove Lodge, No. 81. A. T. 4.
y. NJ. viii BE- held in the lodge room,
~ the Masonic Temple. Oh THIS FRI
DAY January 20. 1917, at T. VI
Every member OF tho loigr is re-
qucstcd 10 attend. and members OF
sister lodges and transient brethren
are fratcrnaily invited to unite with
us. Work In The masters degree.
by order al the WorSIIipfui Mastcr
BEN. T. AUGUST. Secretary.
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Eichmond Va, JunuHry II. 1912
THE ANNUAL MEETING or TIL;
S.9ckh"ldGrs OF the Broad street
Bunli Richmond. Va. Will be cid
At their banking house TUESDAY.
February ~. 1912, at 10 A. NJ
ANDREW ". GLOVER.
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THE ANIMAL MEETING OF TIE
stock holders OF the Il. l.. Barnes Safe
aud Lock Company. Inc. Will be held
At the offices of the company. Nos. o.
ll-i3 south Eighth Street in the c!tv
OF Iachmond. Va. on MONDAY. Eli,
ruary ). 1912. at ! o'clock r. n
J. STUART HOPKINS.
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futures closed .teady:

Nh S@t'on closed quiet; middling up
bales. ''' E''tS lV
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THE ANNUAL. MEETING; or ,rt,E,
STOCKHOLDERS Of the Jefferson RcuItv
corporation viii be held at the
JEnerson Hotel lticimond, VA.
FEBRUARY I. 1917. at - o'clock
o. Il. WEtSIC:EE
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2il, Total sales for week four days. ,a q. sha res
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RICHMOND Hay MARKET.

'hcat-Quic;. Comm fair demand. Dat.
uict. but flrgl.
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'.1o'a.IoH- 0. 'Hle-e.t nayinr ho,a,
:" PRICE 10 Nh!cA luterest mus, no s1aa,
..", I5nas -"e certificates Q: indebted
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RICHMOND 5rocx MARKET.

~ Richard w. Maury
SioSN and Gond Brok"r, lois r. Main Street
lsichmond, Va. January %, 1919
SALES AT BOARD.
N!rS.ula ncnturlcs-5lcJ a. S.: 900 a, s.;
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RICHMOND GRAIN MAn1,Er

Richmond, Va, Jnnuary y, lale
'NiioLESh ALE QUOTATIONS ON CHANCE;
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-12-19
THINK CAMPAIGN A
SUCCESS THUS FAR
COMMITTEES In Charge Of the hoien
Fund Campaign Believe That
Public is Interested.

William Ballinger, sseaking for the
Nolen city planning fund, thinks that
the public has taken a wonderful In
terest in the movement and that the
campaign has been a success thus
far although all Of the blocks have
not been thoroughly canvassed.
Many OF the lieutenantB have been
unable to give the proper amount of
time to canvassing the block assigned
to them but those that have made the
canvass thus far have met with a
hearty approval of the city planning
scheme, they say, and although the to-
tai amount OF money raised does not
equal the amount 1t should the com.
mittee feels gratified because of the
public interest
The lieutenants are again urged TO
finish the canvass Of their blocks or
secure substitute to do 30 for them
AS early as possible.
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BRITISH WARsHIP
TO BRING BODY
Queen Mary SENDS Floral Wreath te
Lay on the Grave Of An
bassador Reid.

limited Press Leased Wire Service. 1
i LOSDON. Dec. 1s.-It was definite
IL decided today that the body Of
Whiielaw Reid, Z. 5. ambassador To
Great Britain, vii leave Dorchester
House, Park Lane, at 10 o'clock Sat
urday morning on its journey 10
America aboard British warsiiip.
An honr later Mrs. Reid win leave
for Euston station 10 take the boat
train, from which she viii board the
liner Campania for New YORK None
OF the Reid family will accompany
The body OF Ambassador Reid on the
warsfip. Representatives OF the Z.
s. embassy IN London and of the for
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Tha assrsssa5 aias5sr 81 ssssIesscs
7sid szrs aaa,ssfa "a syHrssu ssesil -
/ is1stssas@s gass gsiss Essssssfrisr Trzs1ss
ssssr maxim Hslss wsrs 1asag see be- 30
sess sav III gIss saslrs,, sasssr ssal Tire
ss.sSssssszssssJssssss.s. - ~ Rochester x
sIs5sasss.sssss !ssssss ii ass-sasfg e,sss.zs1g A.
sssssssss sssr srssga aiss1.s q, 81 -Ts zas
sssss4==s.is e-s-zz and two ssactisss liass
'ssssssss-essu q Taaas Hrss rsasf u a5csrr
- ass9 n SERVICE 4 asass.sssssstss:ssse car
sasf etsss ssr rs-x sn 81 mssssr fssslls-
Fsatx asfe
Es.sssasssasss4sfs eae s.ss.ssisce-.se ssas vas
Resigned ~. ssse.s-sssrs Ga sssssr-s Asssa
xaasrs sTsaag1i rrssr rsass $50 sssseslr
sssss sss sasssss s11ssa zs,c ssrsaes ant
essas stslssg sss1s THas arg s.sserisssssssi
"a sselss 80 asnss- gsz.ea and aartsss,
s,srqasss ~ @zass. -ssesSes sitssaa
ssssgss.assfs ssss sasssr wsrssl - ssfs
rrsesf.. increases r.e esrs az slls.ss
ssstr asssisasg s-zsssaa a1sS GO Bsgls
ssass sassr ssss ala4sss so assze ssssssa
Tliss Rssssar1ssss 4 Late Erie gsss il
is:t.s t5sr snss IS ~ e1enr-g rs sssss5T
q ssssfss,-s5asss zssss.zssssSsssss zss. s1ssss
aasasa as.s sssssss-ss.stk sss-sfs5e 7lzla
zlss' eiisssss-is sszSgts sssrsssssSlg - a gssss
sss-rrs.: rsss z1sS ssaa1i srasr- W. ses
asss't sss 8sea sazs. operating as-
sssssa rs ss5ssss sssss - zvrr-sss1 s-sass
Tiss as6eFs1asae 1sgks SSss sssyssz.zzsssz.s.
q ssstzssss ssr7ssss sI SITTER Esissss assssl-ss
sE-g@ ssrSess xs1ss-s ss1s.frss ss<rrsr,ss a
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TIE Hay Is . Fscubsiesn Tsyt.a,.

AfsieaHo lntsr0cesas Governor Tse-
neen IL reported " hold that there IA
~ particular gse IN seekiaz forrnaI
reconciliation xith the followers Of
ar Hss6seye,f. waose ascred slu ID
ths destruct9on ~ the Republican par
III, bat that Republicans afsouId rather
organize for q sgstematsc pregenta-
ton ~ their record 81 real pro1re~s
along the Iinez Of 4gocial justicey IN,
der t9e constitution and without rev.
oiiit3oDary assaait on American sast..
stzslons.
n There rs food for thought and ma.
ter1ai sc~ constructive action ii. the
s1ggestiob. Millions Of voters do not
realize that While insurgents have
been yelling and progressIges res1linz
ffIe Republican party, Pepubliean
statezmen and lezIasatora hare been
pHtting on the statute looks and into
effect usang constructive treasures OF
sceiaI fetterment
An Interesting illustration u thfg
ignofaace Or 0gefSIgfIt vas Given .ugt
the ofber day. 4 socially prominent
Chicago woman, well educated and in
tslIlgeDt in the ordinary genseg OF
those words, was reioIc8ug I'm The
progressfye Increment and telling how
IL made her feel that life wag better
worth Hiring III the opportunity # or
tered her 70 BIS O. Eorse real uss fl
sl1s vorla by helping 10 DO d lot Of
things that onzht 70 be done
| And this estjmabie lady vent On 10
name things that ought TO be done
and thus showed that she wss entirely
/ ignorant ~ actual Republican legisla.
ton IN Illinois on such subjects as
hours ~ Iat,or for women, child Iabor.
oecUpatenai digeaSes and the protec.
Lion of workers. from them, working.
mems compensation fer industrial &C.
cidentg, factory inspection, pensions
, 10 mothers, probation laws and W on
/ Che didn't know that these things
which seemed 70 her ~ new an dc
alrable, had been agitated for years
and In most cases had been added u
the effective agencies ~ government
largely by the Republican party.
Tho explanation ~ gimplc. The pro
ersssiye Increment had forced Itself
on her attention ut tho psyehological
moment when The var becoming ratb
or weary 81 The rptind u social diver
sioGs. harmless sHougb AZ rule bul
rather futile, into which women d
wealth and personal culture eaDiis
fall. ghe isd been suddenly intro
liuced into Whist was 70 her a new
world ~ thought and Was under thf
impression thai II really was new and
wag beginning 10 exist Just wien shs
Ientered g. III fact she was about ter
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ADOPTED cnlLpaes.

%gzHsSs1etDyTS SEGE$ \ ktessyss - - 3
Tie Impression Dgsyafls tfsat sae ear-
ioaa d sittie csssSarsn yasng uess tie
ossssg aay IL charge o. tae agents u
. aoEas frdiSg association and WHO
attracted 70 much attention Wherever
tbs train ssoppss, me general iFaDre@
sion II that these children were going
70 aot1ss where tssey are 70 become
afsopte1 children The eoEela7Ioa 81
hose h,ozsag 81 IT ne bright. pretty
and hofseiess efslidrsn ~ taas some
fe6y watts shena and s. waiting for
them with atsoptioa DsDers
This dies not seeTa 70 bs RE case.
asrevsfs 81 8 g9g homeless children
ubiea DeeaFae The zards " tae sEase
OF 8assaeGssetss jaSs Teas sh9ls
fs0nes aere fund for mazy. only
sbiffyaelgaf nefe adopted Ia zen
YORK more than z5,G99 eaildrea are
nor 10 public and private fnsEftzs.
s3DDs Still. II IL 10 os pointed oat
tfias a great organization whsea exisfs
there NTH me purpose ~ bringing
ehildiess nofaes End home!ezg chill.
ereu toaetasr ayera2es 10 secure
asoDtions for bit 100 children eaen
year,
These are astoalsbipgiy Jox totzjg,
bat there are two SIDES 10 the adog,
tson Drocess. r'irst the child fl con
sidered from every possible angle Of
befe6ity. mental and physical def.
eisncY, etc, The children of confirm,
~ drunkaKds. Degenerate persona,
and ttjose grossig Immoral afe not ~.
tered 'or adoption. The history 81
/ the child IN investigated thoroughly
/ and offered for the Consideration 81
tposs uno ere sesxfna " may he per.
sHA6e9 10 become is lega1 father and
{ mother On the other ban6 the efar
aetsr u ms proposed foster parents
! Ii ~ carefully sorufIrizsd. ftefsrences
are required, nsighDors are coDsare1
i md no children are given IN aaop
ton szcept IN homes wters ths child
I vii lind real home. II III asserted
that sven servants are qnieti,
/ sounded ~ secret agents AZ 10 ths
home life n families ~ tbs most r.
spousiDie homo finding agenejss
nut all ~ thai, ~ Itself is mo-
1 sn1BRn 80 aceovnt TOR tfls small Dsr
eentage of adopted children. sureI,
tsiers ars thousands " homes gfiief
woiii4 uleet this approval ~ tbs agsn
clsg and ~ many thopsanSs ~ t1es,
little children whose parensage am
personalities would suffics
The great barrier between III.
children home and tins homeless
child ii the fear that the child VII
not turn out veil rear thai r,np
small piaes IN tpe minds Of actua
parents. II ia 3 natural bN an IN
neeaerary fear. All chilarsa DO no
turn olt nsIl whether they are Dori
or adopted, bat most children proper
~ brought up IN decent homes d,
turn out well for themselves aud 70
their paseptg snd for the community
me main fear thu. foster parent
need have IN adopting bright, heal
my child with respectable hisfor1
r behind u is Of themselves. n the,
y 90 their duty the child will do bia.
% There should he more pdoption,
" mere are too many empty arms an,
y empty hears and TOO many homeless
chilnrefl There are too many me-
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SENTENCE
OF TWO TEARS
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BETTER PLAN THAN
WINDOW SMASHING
prsnns Donns Has eeheme for secUr-
ing Votes for Women In Easy
Manner.

limited Preas Leased wire serysce.1
CHICAGO, Dec 1s-@Antoinstte,
viii sou be ny oFa2
Yee, Archibald when I get the
goteo
Thus hampered VIII romance In1,
on It's s.aragged path TO ala.rimony Il
the ladies' Of the Political Equality
ieague Of Chicago give heed TO Marie
cayan, Drima donna,
Men are much mere anxious 70
marry than women the songster de-
efare6, and therefore, sisters. iet
every woman refuse TO marry unless
her farce viii promise 10 secure
votes for woman
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-12-19
FIRST INSTITUTE
FOR DEMONSTRATION
Or. Freidmsnn soulrts Consumption
Cure into Several Patients
Before Witnesses.

Tinted Press Leased Wire service.f
gERLES, Dec. 19.--Dr. Hermann
Freidmann, purported discoverer OF
preventative and cure for tubercn-
Iosia, today opened his first institute
for demonstration.
Personally be InocnIated With his
serum several patients, women, chil.
dren and men, in the presence OF
eminent physicians and scientists
from Berlin. London, Paris and other
cities of Europe and America.
Or. Friedman stiIl refuses TO give
ont any OF his serum, saying thar