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ass. auAer!efsne bic eytra o7.0o-7.50 Sei.
fers e4.6o-6.50, gT.ra t5.00-7.0o, ,4dhs 3.50
--6.65, cuSeri :fene BIB eytro 45.75-5.5o.
1enners oS.0o.-425. Sto6erS uno 5seoers
t5.50-725, Siod.Seilert e4.60--600.
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mar Der Narft hsuie rubis uno itetis.
Dsaaere unb leihtt s4.25--5.25. Bologna
eS.e5-6.00. grtra $5.l0--S.25, istse Sulsr
$8Q0--6.25.
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arcb uno ber Marit IaHgiam uno saum ne
tlg.
ertra slo.ss. fair bis CUTE Iei&ts 800
1000. csbinhre uno srobe e4.5o--06o.
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Hiebriger.
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leiene iAuere fvtte Sdue e4-60--T.Sb. Grtrt
$500, Etoes e4.25 - 7.35, Gytra $3.50
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fyoae mar zine quite unn Der Wartf itet,s 81
| ben eeitrisen preiien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-15
Gtteaap. Ia. Gttober 1918

66metne. -GeiGie eS.10 - $50, a..
Nif6ts 3800--S.66, ihnere t7.90-8.65,
raute $3.50 - $40. Jerfel $500 - 500.
Rarff fdpad unb 5--10c niebriger
Beepe3 &7.00-9.55, TeraS
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$40, Stoders unb 5eebers S5.25 - 7.65,
Riibe unb 5eiferS 43.e0-s.40, Fdlber $500
1000. Marft flau unb I6paf.
SAafeuno gdmmer --Snafe: Gin.
teimifhe $S.90-5.00, Sdbrlinge 100000
2dmmer: GinbeimiiAe s5.S5-7.20. Rart'
ftetig bis itart
8ufubr. - Shmeine 81 900, Rinbpiet
1000, S6afe unb 2dmmer 1900.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-15

6&afe. - Grtra brsgfen e4.50, CUTE Biz
auSerlelene &4.00--4.40, Drbindre bib CUTE
e200-6.76.
96mmer. t72b, quite bis auserIes
fene t8.75--7.15, orbindre b,S CUTE $500
$50.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-15

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esiiseen MHo idblob 5u 8h&.
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o. hiSlcntiyt.
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ASK.
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tio uno ipurben pie fofat quotirt:
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~ reeiitrirte 100--ll0. Coupons 1895
lO9a44, ~ reaiStrtrte 109 --l0s, Coupons
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geb, bo. 81, 99-100.
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perblieb ihmah bis gum ShluB uno oi.
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Rem BORT. IA. C,tobsr.

Rem Dorf. IA. Gitober.
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tf6.00. Gleetroiniit III el6.50-i6.s7 ;3afe Su
tfe.T5-fT00; eating 81 ei6.ST--lo.I5.
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Gifen.- Ter Rartf mar heute ruhis.-
SO. Rpytbern $500 i6.o0, Ro. 2 Rcrseern
ti5.7o-f6.25, Ro. / Southern e15.60--
1000, 30. Southern loft 4I5.5o~-1e00.
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lit fir Die 9inoer G,nd' 5rau Ieben
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Bttsiu.

Der Narft mar itetts. Heriaut nuroen:
1890 Dbls. Tiififlers Jiniibeo 6ooos aui
Der Bats ron t1.3s per 0auone.
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Ds,ss Welbxsarst.
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mertte nidbt uerdnbert. Tie Nad)fraee nsd,
E6ris6en mar nur mdbia, bod, partn bic
0iaSratsn fen. Zartettn ON ealI- ,pur.
IN BON ben Banien Al 81 auSgeliebed
uNN 0ei@dftSpapiere ebenidis IA 81 bis.
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tel .on eau" unb oui oeit su bK--6S.
Assatd mi Nsp Dssl
nufbsn ~ Bari smifhen Bansen periauft.
Tie Gcunierrate betrdgt 50c Vrdmie per
elO00
SsAid sns 9sysrs.
NHb ihwaG. Die fcrsenten Euotirunsen
Rnb ~ berihteH:
xonbon. . fase siGt, e4.ss4 PR s; 30
16ge Si6f, e4S24 per g.: Harts,
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Gidf, 61e 6rnnes per 500; fur Teutf6tanb,
9 faee Gidt. 4 Narf s5K-9oH, bc. 90
1a6e Gidlt. e4K--e4Ae.
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Droinaru. .15A lbte
Com Crbinarp. .i6H 1876
Strietlp 5000 Common. .nonsinen.
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eranulcfeo 4.s5e, 4oufectioners "a 4.e5c,
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4.to-4.l6e. ertra q. 425-As5e, oreind-
ge iaelber 4.i5-4.2Oc.
MolaifeS IN ftetia. - Reu DrisaHs
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per Uallone
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2auiiana. fynnsn Seab sK-7c. primn ~
-sKe, oroindrer 4H-5c, JapaH 5-6Ht
per Biuno.
Tairs Brobust:.
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Tancp greamers 80 He. Greamers Nrft 2sHe
bo. feecnbs 24Ae, fanep Tairp 3ce, no. |
22e per gfunb.
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17Kc. 9imbureer Ie-lTc per 9funo.
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0eflhset. - 3nfuhr mdBis. Ersils
fsetia. - eprinsers BON hber IL BIB
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desfsf. - Eanen Uepfsf e8.o0--4.25
auserlefsne ee00-a.oo per Dbl. Ginteimi'
f6e 25-50e per 8u.
Btruen.-stiefsrs 1f.o0-1.T5 per Bbl.
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Gitronen-Rars mar iieiis.--Eanep
Nsfflna e4.Oo-e.00 per Rite.
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per Bbl. pom Eipre.
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lars: oft!ihe n .T1-2 90 per Hbl.
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DO. 75--S0t per Bu.
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k8hisfu
Der Narit mar itetts. Beriauft Duroen:
1890 Dbls. Tiiiiflers Jinifbeo 6o0os au
Der Bats pon 81 .3s per Dauone.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-19
TAX IS HEAVIER
THAN INTENDED
Mistake Probably Made in En-
crossing and Enrolling New
Revenue Act.
Especial to The Times Dispatch. ]

lSpecial to The Times Dispatch
Raleigh. y. c., March 1S-The dis
covery was made to-day that the new
revenue act imposes one-tftecnth OF
l per cent tax on capital OF corpora
tons as originally fixed by the House.
instead OF onctwenty- fifth Of per
cent, TO which it was reduced by Sen
ate amendment and agreed to in con-
ference committee during the closing
days of the session. There seems to
be no accounting for the error. except
that the Senate amendment did not get
included in the engrossing and enroll
ment of the measure for ratification.
However the error in the act may
have occurred, the fact remains that
corporations throughout the State Will
have to pay very much heavier tax
than the one twenty fifth" rate that
was Intended to have been enacted
Professor c. l.. Mcintosh principal
Of the Durham City schools has ac-
copied the position of chief clerk in
the state Department of Education, to
succeed Professor e. T.. Sans. who has
been advanced to the place of suDer-
visor of teacher training, and director
OF teachers institutes and normal
schools, succeeding the late Professor
j. A. Bivins.
There are ffty-six members of the
present senior class OF the ~ * NJ
College. compared with sixty two last
year; eighty juniors. compared
with siXty-two last year: 40 soDoho-
mores. compared with LAG vast year,
and us freshmen, compared with 1872
last year.
Adjutant- General Young, of the
North Carolina National Guard. issued
a commission to-day to w. S. Charles
as first lieutenant Company d. First
Infantry, Charlotte. to succeed W. f.
Robertson. resigned
Another commission was to Charles
ID. kilder, of Newborn, as paymas ter
First Battalion. Naval Brigade, 10 sue
coed j. S. ClaypoOle, of Newborn, re-
signed.
Lieutenant e. r. w. Mccabe, in
spector-instructor for this, the Fourth
Division, United States Cavalry, being
detailed for his work by the War De-
partment, was here yesterday for a con-
ference with Adjutant- General Young,
Of the North Carolina National Guard
with reference to the advancement OF
the interests of the cavalry division OF
the State guard. He will inspect the
two North Carolina troops soon, at
Lincolnton on April 6. and Asheville
on April Is. The Indications are that
third. and possibly fourth troop of
cavalry will be organized in North
Carolina very soon now.
While j. l.. Scawell clerk of the Su-
preme Court. is considered to be out of
danger now from his attack of appen-
dicltis with complications, his attend
ing physicians think that it will be
three or four weeks, with the most
steady recovery, before he will be able
to resume his official duties In the
meantime he has capable clerical
force In charge OF the clerks Office of
the Supreme Court.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-19
HOME RULE WILL Be
BENEFIT TO WORLD
Bryan Believes 1t Will Mark
End of Aristocratic
Rule.

Chicago. March lS.-Secretary OF
State Bryan, in his address here last
night at the St Patrick's Day banquet
Of the Irish Fellowship Club. reiterated
his words Of Saturday at the st. Pat
rick's banquet in Washington.
Two years from now ireland will
be celebrating home rule" he said
There is every reason to believe that
the House of Commons In London will
pass the bill again and make II law"
Ireland would be victory for the
world. and would mark the end OF
aristocratic rule.
when the House of Lords liz COM
PEELED to bow TO the people," said Mr.
Bryan, 'it will mean the beginning of
home rule for the whole earth 1t will
be tremendous triumph for ireland
and her part in the great struggle will
be gratefully remembered by every
country that is struggling for free
dom.
THE victory of this great principle
will not be acceptable at first, perhaps
to Great Britain and Scotland, but they
will in the end find that ii is immense
ly to their benefit"
Mr. Bryan confined his address to
congratulations on the prospect of
home rule. He did not refer at any
time during his stay here to national
or State politics. 1.-The Lord gave me
two ears and one tongue" he said as
he left. at might have been better il
had many ears and no tongue. I am
not talking now. am listening"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-19
MAY TURN CHRIS. s
PICTURE TO WALL
Portrait in State Library Now
Believed to Be Not That
of Columbus.

Convinced that the portrait OF Chris
TOPPER Columbus. which has hung for
years In the portrait gallery in the
State Library ia not "a counterfeit pre-
sentiment of Chris. ut all. Librarian II
r. Mc1lwainc has almost determined
TO turn it's face TO the wall or at least
Ia put it among the archives until such
Il time AS IL can be identified.
DR.. McIlwaine is confirmed in this
opsrion by the conclusions OF an in
valuable work on Columbus. his times
and his remains. recently compiled and
published in several volumes. All
known portraits OF the real man are
reproduced in this work, and no
one OF them looks anything like tho
pipcture in the library labeled 'Colum-
bus"
Former Librarian w w scott
knows nothing OF the origin OF the
questionable portrait. nor is there any
record OF how II came into the pos
session OF the State
Among the interesting facts CLEANED
about the discovcrer OF America by DR.
McIlwaine from the writings of con
temporaries. Is the fact that Columbus
had red whiskers. This has produced
profound impression. since red
bearded sons OF sunny Italy are. to say
. the least OF 1t. rather scarce From tho
pictures reproduced in the work men-
toned. i. seems Columbus frequently
shaved. for some OF them show him
without hirsutc appendage This point
may trouble DIR. McIlwaine in linking
the alleged Columbus portrait with
other discoveries OF his day. notably
Ferdinand Magellan. since he Is not
informed whether or not he was so
equipped that the winds OF Cape Horn
could blow through Frcdic's whiskers.
Again. the book says that the Span
lards were buncoed when they thought
they took Columbus's bones from Cuba
back to their own land
The historian says the body il still
IN san Domingo, with the exception Of
certain sections Of his dust which vera
grabbed and carried about 10 different
spots. some OF II to Genoa. and Il frac-
tion TO America The Spaniards. It
seems purchased a gold brick Their
sishtsecrs who bare their heads in
front of what they think is Columbus's
tomb do so in rs blissful ignorance OF
their mistake as the thousands who
have seen his probably spurious por-
trait in the Virginia portrait gallery.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-19
MJrray-trfhur

15AIheton, Va March 1s.--Miss Nal
nam Arthur. OF Lexington. and
~ W. eugene Murray OF Slab Forl,
afternoon and were marr;as -, ,,unaay
l,'VIh Bush, II. D., OF tho Nathaa;.,,
Gh"feh Miss Lila Taylor ~ t,as,
Lex nGton, ana Alonza Arthur az Ias
lnston' brother of the bride wcro ~
ohN attendants The bridal partv re-
TUNED 10 Lexington and Iett Mond,,.
morning for West Virginia. thai, 80,
Iure nome Thc bride - daughter "
"a pam ana Mrs J. NJ Arthur. and ,hn
bell County amp
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-19
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Cincinnati, March 1S.-Gcorge b.
Cox, former political leader, and one
time president Of the Cincinnati Trust
Company. together with ten other
officers and directors OF the company
were charged with having violated the
state banking laws in indictments re-
turned to-day by the Hamilton County
grand jury. The others indicted were:
Nathaniel s. Keith. secretary of the
company
FLETCHER r. Williams. treasurer.
j. Nj. Craw Word. director. once consul
general at st. Petersburg.
Charles ii. Davis. director, former
president of the Second National
Bank
David 6. Edwards. director, broker.
DR.. lanes +. Hcady. director.
James Nj. Hutton. director, broker
Q. V. Parrish, Hamilton. Ohio, di-
rector.
Norman c. Kcnan. director former
president OF the Union Gas and Elec-
trio Company.
L. n. Miller. director. superintendent
of the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany here.
Two indictments were returned.
one OF nine counts charged Cox,
Davis kenan, Heady. Hutton, Miller,
Neith and Williams with misapplica-
ton of $4,000 Of the trust company's
money through alleged illegal loans
to the Ford & Johnson Chair Co. of
indianapolis. Cox was also n director
OF the chair company
The second indictment in two
counts, charged Cox. Crawford Davis
Edwards, Hcady, Hutton, Keith. Will
liams and Parrish with the abstrac
ton OF "a note for S352.5O0 with the in
tent to defraud the trust company.
All of the defendants gave bonds
Tor $4,000 on each Indictment
August Hermann. president of the
Cincinnati National League club.
signed the bonds for Cox's release
Attorney General Timothy Hogan
said an effort would be made to get
trials at the next term of court.
The affairs of the trust company
have been subject to Investigation
most of the time since its absorp-
tiom ny the Provident Savings Bank
Il Trust Co. in December, 1911
The note for $352.5OO was listed i'm
the assets of the bank in November,
1911, at the instance OF the State
Banking Department. II was to cover
alleged excessive loans made TO the
Ford & Johnson Co. Later the note
was withdrawn, the indictment
charges. without payment being made
the bank.
me indictments charging misappli-
cation also We're based on transac-
ions with the Ford and johnson Com
pany. and charges that loans OF sll5.-
ooo were made to the chair company
when that concern owed more than
$4,000 to the trust company BY
the terms of the State law, the trust
company. which was incorporated for
100000, was forbidden to loan more
than 100000 to any individual firm or
corporation.
The maximum penalty is fine OF
$4,000, or thirty years IMPRISONMENT
or both.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-19
BIG DINNER FOR
NEW SECRETARY
Chamber Plans Elaborate Func-
ton in Honor of John
Shelton Williams.
INVITE CABINET MEMBER
Director Suggests McAdoo for
Address at Dinner Given
to His Friend.
INVITE CABINET MEMBER

The board of directors of the Cham
Der of Commerce gave its approval
Yesterday afternoon to plan for Il
rotary Of the Treasury John Shelton
Williams in recognition OF his high
service to the city of Richmond and
the signal honor conferred upon It by
President Wilson in calfing him TO
assist Secretary McAdoo.
Tentative plans only were adopted.
AS far as they have taken shape they
call for dinner that will compare
in claboratcness Of appointment with
amy that has ever been given in this
city.
resolution was adopted naming
President II. nj. Darlington. of the
Chamber OF Commerce. chairman of a
committee to be appointed by him
which will to-day assume active charge
OF all plans. The date of the dinner.
which will be given at one OF the
hotels. Will be announced after a con-
sultation with Mr.. Williams.
Mny Bring Cabinet Speaker.
invitations will be limited strictly
To the membership OF the Chamber OF
Commerce and to "A small number OF
State and national disnitarics who.
with Mr.. Williams. will be the guests
OF honor. 1t is probable that n mem
Der of President Wilson'S Cabinet wiz
be invited to make an address.
The dinner Is planned to be n con
crete expression OF the city's grateful
ness TO the new Assistant Secretary OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-19
TWO MEN KILLED
AT LUMBER CAMP
Double Murder Follows Dav of
Drinking and Gambling
at Jasper.
Especial to The Times Dispatch. !

brlstol, va, March 1S.-JaSpcr, a
station on the Virginia and Southwest
ern Railway, in Scott County. was the
scene OF double murder late Sunday
night according to special received
mere. Following a day of drinking
and gambling at lumber camp. n
Minor twenty years Of age and mar
red, drew a revolver and fired several
shots in rapid succession. When the
smoke cleared James johnson lay dead
on the floor while r.. J. Sltidmore was
dying. with two or three bullets In his
body.
Young Minor is described as handy
with gun, and only recently he had
been granted bail on the charge OF
having killed n negro in Tennessee
Minor Wac arrested, and is being held
at Jasper. pending arrangements to
give him a preliminary hearing lie is
native of Scott County. and has
brothers i'm the community of Jasper
Slridmore and Johnson were men Of
families. each being about fifty years
Of age.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-19

the Treasury for his many years of
earnest work i'm its behalf and as re-
joicinG with him in his new honors.
At the directors meeting yesterday
speaker after speaker referred to the
constructive enterprises which are now
part and parcel OF Richmond's great
ness and which were brought to the
city solely through the industry and
energy of Mr.. Williams. One man class
cd him with the late Joseph Bryan and
Major Lewis Ginter. az the three great :
est public benefactors Richmond has
had in n generation
VIII Fix Early Date.
While the date of the dinner will he
matter for Mr.. Williams TO decide. it
is probable that it will be given the
last of this month. His appointment as
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury
was confirmed by the Senate on Mon
day. and he will take up his duties In
Washington at once. Mr.. Williams, ii
is, thought, will find 1t convenient to
attend dinner given not later than
April :, when Congress convenes for
it's special session.
Ihe special dinner committee will
begin to-day with the preliminary ar
rangements. Detailed Information with
regard to charges and invitations will
be available within the next few days.
In general. however. IL will be strictly.
a Chamber of Commerce affair. TO
which members OF the chamber will
be eligible.
Mr.. Williams has held memberships in
the Chamber of Commerce for :. mum
Der OF years through the Arm OF John
|" Williams & Sons. OF which he is n
member. He served one term on one
of the Industrial committees suy
gestion which met with favor at the
directors meeting WAS that an in,i
,ation TO the dinner be extended to
Secretary of the Treasury william G..
McAdoo. who has been a personal
friend Of Mr. Williams for many years.
and to whose strong Recommendation,
II is believed. Mr. Wilson listened when
he selected the Richmond man.