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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-30

Wiuepieh. Ter Warst mar heu,e
rnhia uuo Die Srslfe itetis. Stoders uno
1ee6ers paren IN semiih gutter Rahirase
unb itetia, osssIslhsn Wuhtnhe.
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e6.s5--6O0.
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Uaaer. unb l.tts e4.50-5.5O. Bologna
Ss.50 - $40, Ersra $3.50. fette Buuen
t6.a5---6.b0.
Qdlber. Cute Ieifte aalber iino
fart uxn um 25c bobsr, bic anoeren limb
Ianaiam uno i1mah.
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17.OO-io.00. prbtndre unb srobe e4.o0-
$50.
am aommiiiions panoeisbaus- Guser'
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4--Tc per Sfuno.
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orlger.
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erieTene o.. .75-425, orbindre biz quite SIC
$50.
46mmer. -Ertra S6.76. quite bis anserls
fens 16.50-6.65, oraindre bis CUTE $500
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~ regiitrirts ITO - Ill, Coupons 10
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-30

Uergfei6 Der 0etreitespreiIe NIT oenieni.
gen am sleiden Tose bes porisen sobre3:
Cftober 20. 1918. Cstcber 20. 1919.
Hsisen. Np. 2 rotber Winter 96Ke 110e
HelihfDrn, go. 5 gemtfAteS T4hc CSC
6afer, Nc. 3semii4ter .. 42c 34e
@ogoen, go. . .... 67c TAG
6eu, Vo. 3imotbr 4. .41y.25 $500
Whisfn.
Der Norst ipar ftetia. Bertauft murben:
s72 Bbls. Tiitiaers ;iniibeo GOODS auf
Der 0nitS pom 4f.38 per 0ailon.-
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gkieaao. 20. Cs.ober 1918.

GApeiue. - 9eiAie e7.65 - S-S5, A..
nifbte eT.65-s.35. fAmere eT.b6-S.35.
seute e7.55 - ITO. s5erid $500 - ITO.
Yiarft itorf uno ue,iteus Sc h0ber.
Rinepieh.-Se SeepeI "a. .60-9.70. fsyas
Gtiere q. 7o-T.s0, weitlibe Stiere eo.30--
so. stc6ers unb 6esberS $500 - 7.45,
anht unb beiiers 13.35--6.20, Raiser $3.50
-1O.5o. Narl. itetig bis I0e nieoriser.
GAefe admmer. --SAafe: Gin.
hsiniihe S4.00-5.05, JAtyiinae t5.00-o.10.
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iletie bis 10c bober.
0rfu1r. - sdneiRs &c, 900, AissSisb
fo.6oC. 6tsfs une 2aMMsS 20 00Q
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-30

Die umldtt i'm hiefiaen Clearinghouse
bei,efen I'D beute aui 33,977.000.
ssfsi.essnrstases.
lie @eihdfte Iiegen an Der Boric gang
uno gar oornieoer, anb bic Hreiie iino ges
oriidf Ter ein,ige Werfouf, Der sa berihtsn
mar, waren 10 Aitien Der Columbia Gas d
electric 90. ~ IL.
Vohite1enbe TabelIe BON I'm bitfeen
Narft bsiinblihen DonoS unb Affien eiebt
bic cfiitielIen Guctirungsn an :
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Splnat o0-I5e per Hol.
4snb.
Uohnen.-Warst ffs.is. Erims us.
sspiat 1S.35. aeiiebte uno BEL pano ss.
pAidte Rapn $40 per Bu.
Dew. Rarft ruhis uno Rreife itetig.
10. ximotts el900-l9.25. Stanearb Iii
moths tis.00--1s.25, Ro. . 3Timotbp Sl7.00-
l7.25: so. DO. 1890; klee Fc.
aemifdtsr e17.o0--17.50, 80. 3 DO. $500
-l6.5o: 4lee Re. ei5.00--l5.50. 10. .
bo. 318O0--i3.50 per Ton. aIfaIfa ei7.0o
-ls.50 per Ton.
Nahleufutter in ftetis.--Rleie $500
--34.00, Nibbtins 9robt s2S.00-S700, 30.
isiRes es7 .00-9s.O 90, esmiittes Su!ter eS4.5o
--95.O0 per Tonne, In Sd6en uou 10 100
Dfunh, unn ei.0o meay auf oem0eieifs.
6amereiea.- Warft ftetis. R!eefsamen
46.O0--e.50 auf benz Veleii: uno $500 -
500 pr gu. pom Stcre fiulothp ei.so
--s.1o suf bem Oeleiie une ea.00-3.eo per
Du. pom store BuHweisen 70,. Gla&s.
Iaamen el.0o su Da. bonn Siors.
SerfAiebensS
Dele. - Nasft III iteiie. 2elntl rohel
4oe. aesotAtes b0e per Oallcne in Bartien
BON 5 Nbt. Qysrc 9D;ater Teft 2arbol sSs
per Oolone. Cotton 5eeb Del rafhn,rtei
o9c per 0olIcne Terpentin soc; Hetro'
leum, Ohio Carbon 40 Orao Zoe. DO. lH
Grab IL Hc, DO. .peaeIisht l75 Grab iSk-
lshe. Grown 0aiolin i6c, Naphta 10e pei
osnsne in Bart,en ron BIB BbtS.
6sFa. - Der Rarft III rabie Ehii
NiSer el.sO. Nihisan unS dtron Sl.1A pei
Dbl. pon $50 Yfuno.
Ialg iietig. Hrintn Gitu T4-T3te
bs. Gcuntrp Gs4-7e per Dfunb.
&otleR.--gsorfi ruhis. goughioehenl
1s.75-4.00. Rub u. glad 32.i5-3.25, Rama
uha Stl6iohIen eS.75-4.O0. Rus uno Slas
q. .l0--325 per fon.e abseiisier'. Houd
tsie Staffohlen $500. anttracite e1.75-
500 per Tonne abaelieiers. Cote soitet es-s'
Der IoHHs cbleitsferf.
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gtntiura'i. 30. Gito6er i9i1
gufuhr unb J.rianbt ipdbreno Der per.
Aopensu ~ stuRben, perglifen NIT ben
sortergeseubsu Tasen, naren rrie fcIst:
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W his!n.
OrceerteS

Ruder. - Hrsile itno iteti1. Wdfhntrter
Gut Goat 5.s0e, pombersD 4.90f, Cubes 5.05e.
sranuIaisa t.s0c, Gonfeciioners ~. 4.60e.
on "a 4-bO--4.70e, wei5er ertra e
<4O-4.45e, ertra e. 4.25-4.85e orbInd-
rer aelber 4.15--4.20e.
Molaiies III itetia. Ren CrIeans
Open Rettfe $3.50, Centrifugal 1s--Soe
per 0allone
Weis-Vsarft ,ienlin febhaft unb ifetia.
2auiiiana, JoHsp 6eab eK--7r. prima ~
--s1c, orbindrer As Japan SIZE
per Biuno.
Gairn 1robuts..
Butter. - Narft ies. 2ufubr nrdBis.
9nntn Greomeru 85e, CREAMERY frft BOG.
DO. feconbs 2se, ianep 9airp a5-2os, Ro. 1
21e per Hfunb.
Rdfe - Tsarsi feft. Ohio 15K-1se,
Norbrefsiiher 15K--f6e. NeU gors 1884
life. Snueiaer 1874 Nc. DO. Bird 1Se,
9imburaer f5K-16e per gfuno.
9ier 3ufuhr aeriua, Hreile fe't.. -
Hrima frifhe Slhnereier 32e, Nrfs 30
-30iSe, erbinare rs 5H--26Ke. fseoneS IS u
--I9He Der Tutenb.
Ueflnael. Nsarit ruhia, Hreiie
itetis. - Sprinsers BON 2 Bfunb uno oa'
runter 1se, itber RFuHb i4c per Bfunb
tennen f2H - f5e, paine 9Kt frnf'
bi,bner 15h-17He, suns Sc. meibe euten
i4-14xe, iunae Quten Dfunb unb ba.
riber 12--18c, 0dnfe Tile per BIB.
Cbft unb 0emhfs
NesFsf. - Eancu Tepfet ss.00--4.25
auserleiene "a. 2.00--S.o0 per Bbl. Bull e2.0C
So so per Ru.
8irnen.-aieiers 31.25-t.50 per Bbl.
Bartfetts e2.25--2.50 Der Bu.
Gitronsn.-Warst mar Itetis.--Santp
| Nefffnc &3.50-4.50 per 4iffe.
Cranaen.-Nortt ruhla uno itesig. -
California t3.25--5.25 per Rite.
| Euitten. 12.00-225 per Bn.
arpnsbetren- Cape Cob &i75-
200 per Rite.
Wein.1rauben Concord $50
per Rcrb oon = 8fuub uno 16-isc pc
Rcrb BON 4 Bfuub. Riaaara 28-30e pc
Rcrb BON 8 Riunb uno i6--lse per eorl
pon 4 9funo. Delaware e70-75 per Ton
| Hartoffeln. - anaebct gros--fsut
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per Rbl. pom Store.
Sastartorfeln n.-leriep $3.50
3.75: bftiihe e1.75-2.00 per Bbl.
Rraut. - Rartt ruhia. 9inheimiite
o1. .90--2.00 per Bbl., Hothes e9.T3-S.0
per Ebl. pom Store.
Huiebeln. - GinbeimiIthe sslbe SIS
I--375, ueise f8.75-4.00 per Gbl. Dol
| Eiors. GeIbe Globe 31.00-1.10 per Bu
auf osm Geleife.
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! Ru. Sad.
fcmat oeI Quite einteimii4s 40
T5e ptr 8H
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fuveno.
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Binssl.
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seL. -.
4 Stedr ben- tf.f5-1. 30 per Bb
| z n;a, I, \ aa-Txr ner H@hf
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83D,,a 0eIontartt.
gineisast,, /, y. csssbes 1918.

Hte Giisaiisn n i'm bisfsen 0slbmorfte
unperdnbert geblisbeu. lie Wdhiroge nadI
Tarfeben mar iebr mdBis unb Weio III feii.
Eerleten ~nn cali ipurDeu BON ben Gnnfen
~ 81 anSgelieben un6 0elhdftspapiere
ebenfous an 50 DisfcHtirt. Tie Wail1r pIa.
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sssGid ant Nep Drst.
rurbeH sn Bart swilhsn Hanien psriouit.
Tie Gounstrrote bstrdgt 5oe $rdmie per
eIOOO
sisAsfd art eassra.
fnb ftetig. - Die fofsenben EuottruHsen
iino ~ berihisn:
Sonbon. 8 Taae SiHt, e4.se per s; 80
foge Gidf, t4s2 per s.; BariS, 3
1age Gidt, 515 5roncs per 500; 90 1age
Gi6t, t1e GroneS per 800; ilr GeuiIhlanb,
Idee Sihi, Ularf s5K-g5A, bc. 90
Tage Gid,f, 94K-044r.
s. Documentary Bills aui 2onbon purben
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Beifdt gu t4.79A ueriauis.
eansse.r bfieensasu-
ruhis uno itstiG Die Tansen auosirtn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-30
9dsli@er Wtarftberidt.

Gtneinnatt.2 20. Eftober 1918.
lie naAfolsenben Euotirungen beJiehes
I'd nur auf Gnsrcs-fransefticHsn. Del
neiHeren oeidnf tsn wsrbsn stpes tbtsrs
u2xstfs keysfhnef
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16
Dyspepsia Creates
Queer Sensations
To Get RID of that nloated, Inflated
Stomach Pressure Use Stuart's
Dyspepsin Tablets After Eating.

Ever meet that sad-eycd man who
tells you the earth is lettering on it's
axis?' He's IL dyspeptc. IL he is not
too far removed from advice and argu-
ment induce him to use Stuarts Dys-
pepsia Tablets for Il few days. Watch
the change. He Will now appreciate n
funny story; he will go so far as to
admit that some cooks are better than
others; he will even accept an invita-
ton to n banquet
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets contain
nothing but natural elements necessary
to digestion, and when placed at work
In the weak stomach and small intes-
tines. supply what these organs need.
They stimulate the gastric glands and
gradually bring the digestive organs
back to their normal condition.
There is no secret in the preparation
OF Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets. They
are the most popular of all remedies
for indigestion. dyspepsia. water brash.
insomnia. loss of appetite, melancholia,
constipation. dysentery and other kin
dred diseases. originating from Inn
proper dissolution and assimilation OF
foods because thoy are thoroughly re-
liable and harmless to man or child.
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets are Mt
once a safe and a powerful remedy.
They Will digest your food for you
when your stomach can't.
Ask your druggist for hfty-cont
boX.--AdHcrtisemcn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16
TWENTY-FOOT FALL
BREAKS ia WBONE
Delaware Steel Worker Topples
Over Tenth-Street Rail Around
Post-Office Building.

While leaning against the low iron
railing around the Tenth Street side
OF the Postoffice driveway last night.
John Hillyer. twenty-eight years old.
steel worker from Wilmington. Del,
lost his balance and, falling 10 the &C.
incnt paving twenty feet below, broke
MS Jaw bono and crushed his face His
escape from instant death is regarded
as miraculous. the greatest wonder be-
ing that his neck was not broken by
the impact OF his chin against the con-
crete After an examination by DR..
q. c. Page. OF the city ambulance, and
'Dr. NJ. l.. Anderson. vino was sum
moned by police officers. Hillyer was
sent To the City Hospital for further
treatment.
The accident was witnessed bv TWO
persons. both OF whom were too far
away to prevent the fall Patrolman
Dugan. who was standing at the Main
street entrance Of the Postofncc. was
told by citizen that a man was hang
Ing over the railing around the drive
way In imminent danger OF failing TO
his death. and the officer hurried to
the scene. He turned the corner in
time to see Hillyer topple over the rail
and crumplc up on the pavement.
benjamin Jefferson, a negro nressen-
ger boy from the Manchester Station.
was almost struck by the falling body
OF the steel worker. jefferson was
walking toward tho street along the
driveway when Hillyer crashed to tho
pavement in front OF his feet Dugan
and the negro ran to the PROSTATE form
expecting to find life extinct. Blood
was rushing, from the cut son Hillyer' 8
chin and his pulse WAS beating spas
medically. Employees OF the Postofice
made him as comfortable as possible,
while Officers Dugan and Sweet ran to
obtain medical attention. The ambu-
lajice was out on a, call. but the police
men succeeded In finding DR.. Ander-
son, who made a preliminary cxamIna-
ton. -
Hillyer became conscious enough to
answer questions, and after giving his
name and occupation said that he had
no home in Richmond. He had owl
IDENTIFY been drinking and n bottle OF
whiskey In his inside pocket was shat
tered by the fall.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16
No Need to Have
Gray Hair
This Simple Recipe, Made Up nj
Your Home, Solves the
Problem.

a good many men and women go
through life handicapped by gray
hair. believing that it cannot be
darkened so as to escape detection
among their friends. This is alto
gether wrong. OF course the cheap
dyes and stains are often unsatis-
factory. but here is a simple little
formula which you can put up at
home for very little cost. that will
be found to meet every requirement:
Toll ounces of water add one small
box of Barbo Compound, i ounce OF
bay rum and IA ounce of glycerine,
and you'll have q delightfully."- good
preparation for gradually darkening
gray hair or boards, as well as a
good remedy for dandruff and other
scalp disorders. 1t Is to be applied
once a week until the hair is dark
ened, then once every two weeks.
It has none Of the Objectionable
qualities of ordinary dyes and stains
--gtickiness, rubbing off, and such
defects-and Is genuinely reliable in
every way. If your druggist hasn't
Barbo Compound, ask him to order
it for you.--Advertisement.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16
APPEAL ALLOWED
IN GAMING CASE
Defendant Says Evidence Is Not
Sufficient to Convict of
CrapShooting. a.

When officers raid a resort and hntf
one man throwing dice, and others
standing around, with piles of money
on the table Is 1t reasonable to sup
pose that tho party is shooting crap2
This is tho point involved in the ap-
peal of John r Lewis, convicted of
conducting crap game at Ocean
View.
or course. It may have been that tho
one man was throwing dice for fun,
and that the money was lying on the
table because nobody wanted it and
everybody had thrown theirs away.
This seems to be tho theory advanced
by tho defense. In this view of the
case. conviction would be difficult. -,
Lewis seems to have been operator
OF Spray Hotel, at Ocean View. On
June .. 1912. officers entered, found the
dice thrower. found the money and
found dltty boxes. Lewis was tried
and given three months In jail and n
fine OF $500. He appealed. and his ap.
peal was granted yesterday in the
Supreme Court.
Acting on tho petition, Judge Whit
tie noted that the supersedeas allowed
Is not TO operate to release Lewis FROM
custody If no Is in Jail. but permits him
to apply for bail in accordance with
tho provisions of the code. Tho appeal
does not interfere with existing bail
arrangements. IL any.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16
BLUES ORDERED
TO INAUGURATION
Cost OF So Per Man Covers Every
Expense of Trip to
Washington.
.ENTRAIN MONDAY, MARCH 3
Dress Uniform to Be Worn in
Travel and Full Dress in
Parade.
ENTRAIN MONDAY, MARCH 3

General orders covering the move
ment of tho Richmond Light Infantry
Blues to Washington were issued yea
through Lieutenant and Adjutant ].
Randolph Tucker. The Blues will have
a prominent part in the parade Incl
dent to tho Inauguration of Wilson
and Marshall
FOR tho purpose of this movement
the battalion is ordered to assemble at
tho armory on Monday. March 3. Tho
hrst Twill be sounded at 3:4J O'clock
III the afternoon. assembly at 4 o'clock
and adJutants call at 4: Us o'clock The
march to the train will then be be-
gun.
captains or tho four companies and
the drum major of tho band arc or
dered to report. not later than Thurs
day. February rs. to tho battalion quar-
termaster the number of men I'm their
respective organizations who will par
ticipate in the movement 1t Is the
duty OF the quartermaster to arrange
Tor transportation. The cost OF tho
trip, covering all expense of transpor-
tation, messing and quarters. will be
80. Company commanders will collect
this sum from each man who goes. and
VIII turn over to Major Bowles before
the battalion entraihs. the amounts due
from their respective organizations
calculated on the basis stated.
Curry Full Dress I'm Parade.
Company commanders and tho drum
major Will SEQ that full dress coats
helmets and plumes each properly
tagged with the name. are delivered to
The company r-sergeants
and TO the band quartermaster-se ser
geant in time to permit these noncom-
missioned officers to pack them and to
deliver them to the battalion quarter
Ffv fn . L..
later than o'clock P. NJ, Saturday
March 1. The full dress Will be Is
seud to tho men in Washington for
wear In the parade.
In addition to full dress equipment
there Will be a baggage allowance Of
ono suitcase for each commissioned
officer and one suitcase for every two
enlisted men. These Will be transport
ed. provided they are properly tagged
and delivered to tho battalion quar-
termaster by S o'clock in the evening
of March 1.
For going-away gowns the battalion
Will wear army dress uniform. dress
cap. black shoes. full dress belt, bay
onct and cartridge box
AS previously stated. tho quarters
of the Blues in Washington will be Mt
Seventeenth and 1 Streets. where meals
will also be served. "A caterer will
be taken from Richmond. The S. men,
toned covers all this expense The
house to be occupied Is modern and
comfortable, and Major Bowles calls it
the largest private residence he has
ever seen.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16
SOCIAL CENTRE WORK
Grace Arents School First in Town to
Begin New System

begin New System.
a very enthusiastic meeting OF the
mothers of Grace Arents School. cor
ner Pine and China Streets, was held
Friday afternoon. and resulted in the
organization of the Grace Arents
Mothers Club. with Mrs. o. c. Hone,
president; Mrs H. H Witzgall, score
tary, and Mrs a. j.. Ambold, treasiir-
er. Mrs. William Burrows, president
OF the Federation of Mothers Clubs of
Richmond public schools. was present
mt the meeting and aided in the organ
iZation. She gave 2 very instructive
and enthusiastic talk on the work OF
Mothers Clubs In the Public School
Federation. Mrs. Speyer, president OF
the Madison Mothers Club. was also
present. and helped with her sugCes-
tons.
After the business session OF the
club the members were entertained
with solos by Mrs BrengIe. of Grove
Avenue. and by instrumental selections
by Miss Allan. The entertainment and
refreshments were furnished under the
auspices of the Educational Club Of the
Grace Arents Kindergarten. Music was
also furnished by Victrola, the, first
instrument OF it's kind installed in any
public school in Richmond.
Announcement was made by the
principal OF tho school that as soon
as arrangements could be made to have
the building connected with the city
electric system 1t would be used at
nights for social centre purposes
This work Will be conducted under
the auspices of the Mothers Club.
The Grace Arents School Building will
be the first public school building i'll
the city to be used for this purpose.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16
ISSUES WARNING
AGAINST ANTHONY
Insurance Bureau Investigates
Remarkable Offers From
New York Broker.

Warning was issued yesterda v 70 Tho
virginia public. ESPECIALLY % rural
storckeepers, millers and owners OF
hazardous risks. by the Bureau of
insurance against dealings with G.
WEBSTER Anthony. of 320 Broadway,
ne" 1ork. through correspondence
with w. b. Emmett, insurance commits
sioner OF New York, 1t is learned that
Anthony and his father, Frank w
Anthony, are now about TO be tried In
the courts OF that State on the charge
of selling insurance in Unauthorized
companies.
1t is believed by the Virginia bu-
reau that the very proposition put up
by Anthony should be sufficient to In
dicatc Its unreliablity. He saws he
Is in position to place Insurance. ON
extra hazardous risks at very low
rates. at least 20 per cent less than
those fixed by the tariff association
and that he will. besides. pay 25 per
cent commission on business sent him
by brokers and those business men to
whom he addresses his circulars; These
advertisements have been sent broad
cast In Virginia.
In his letter to Commissioner Button.
! Commissioner Emmett says the An
thongs have been selling insurance In
irresponsible Pennsylvania and Della
ware mutual associations, thirteen OF
which in two years have gone into the
hands OF receivers, owing hundreds OF
thousands OF dollars and with praoti-
cally no assets. Heretofore, the New
York authorities have been powerlcss
to prosecute, since the Anthonys seem
to have been doing business outside
OF that State. but they now believe
they have evidence of New York trans
actions sufficient to result In convic-
tions. C. w. anthony goes on trial
tomorrow.
In one OF his circulars ssnt to a
Virginia merchant. Anthony makes tho
astounding proposition that NE can
place insurance "at whatever ratio you
figure will be acceptable to the as
cured"