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to spend any money illegally. or use
any article Of value to influence voters.
and will endeavoT to dissuade their
friends from using any methods OF that
character in connection with the pri-
macy
The suit Of Grinnan vs.. Lodge. No: T.
A. L & A. NJ. Of this city. Involving
the right OF the Masonic Lodge to re-
move some OF the graves in the old
Masonic Cemetery here to another part
OF the. cemetery for the purpose of
erecting lodgeroont on tho corner.
and putting the rest of the Int In good
condition and preserving itgas Gem
etery, was argued here before Judge
Il. II. l.. Chichester. The case was
presented to the court by Alvin T
Emhrey and Samuel a. Anderson, of
Richmond for the Grinnans and by
st. George r. Fitzhugh and c. O'Conor
Toolrick for the Masonic Lodge. Judge
Chichester took the case under adj
vissmcnt.
SPLENDID rains have fallen in this
section recently. putting an end to tho
drought which had continued for
weeks. and resulted in great loss to
farmers. The rains have been a great
advantage to timothy hay. the second
crop OF alfalfa. summer pastures.
growing corn and other CROPS Farm
ers arc now able to pillow. and are get
ting their land in condition for mid
summer crops.
The will Of o. u. Foster has been
admitted to probate in the Corporation
Court here, and names his sons. S. Eu
gene and Spottswood C. Foster, and
daughter. Miss Anne Roberta Foster.
executors and eXecutrix Mr.. Foster
left the sum OF $4,000 life Insurance.
TWO horses owned by r. II. Helm.
or stafford County, near this city. got
out or the pasture and wandered on
the railroad track near the city and
were killed by fast train.
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COTTON MARKETS.

New York. June 3.-The cotton marb,,
was unsettled to-day, With prices easing OF
under scattering liquidation for over IN.
government report. due tomorrow. Bushes
was quiet and trading seemed chiefly even
Ing ny OF old commitments o. switching
from near to late mnnths with the cioss
siead;. net unchanged 10 nine points lower
higher Liverpool cables and bullish nj.
vhte condition reports seemed 20 account ,or
an opening advance o. 10 points. TheIe
was some foreign buying wei! a scat.
teTing support and local covering. bii tina
market net considerable long cotton aao
xraduAliy sagEed Off Tho eaxtern oslt fore.
cast suggested improved weather condl-
tions. and increa,cd tnh tendency 10 take
pFd!i.s. hut the selling mage Nttie ,mprsl.
Aoa. and tie afternoon ortTiegs were more
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NEW YORK rRODuCE MAKkEr.

New York June So.-Raw sugar, steady:
molasses. 26.: centrifugal. 3sa; refined. steady
Butter. steady. Cheese, irregular. Spot cof-
fee. quiet: Rio. No :. Hsc; Santos. No. 4.
Cottonsecd oil MAS easier. tho result OF
heavy tenders ON Luly contract and lack of
outside demand. Rcnnerh continue to take
July and sell forward months. Final prices
were four points lower on duly. unchanged
on August. and one 10 two net lower oil
the balance. Sales. $50, barrels Tenders
900 barrels. The market closed steady.
spot '2JnI?6; July. i.ajf,.s6: August 400
November. 7.o1dG.0c: December. 6.9lTd %: Jan,
uary. I9)T6.?2; February. 69o16.e5: total
sales 40
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CANDIDATES OPPOSE
ILLEGAL USE OF MONEY
GooIrtck and Dew SiEH Articlen OF
Agreement Bearing on Sena-
toYinl CampaiRn.

Especial TO The Times DispatchJ
Fredericksburg, Va. June 3o.-The
two candidates for tho Democratic
non, ination for the State Senate from
this senatorial district. &. O'Conor
GOODRICH and T. Welsh Dew, who are
making active canvass in connection
With the primary. which will he held
July 16. have signed an agreement not
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New Orleans. June 3.-Cot,on made only
narrow price changes to-day and closed
at u ne: .oss OF i 10 points. Much even
ton for tho bureau reports OF to-morrow
In the cariy part ~ the session priccn wont
to an advance of about Ave points on con-
t!nned Gn.a"o!abie weather and good
Liverpool. but liquidation OF long cotton
pressed steadily OH the market. and prices
-aEgcd. The close was nj about the lowest
OF the day.
The market had Sood enough undertone
owing TO the belief that dry and hot wealth
er vas against the growth OF the crop. The
weekly weather and crop reports from tho
bureau were considered unfavora BILE hut
called forth lttlc buying. longs being anx-
ports Det.re increasing commitments
The market closed steady. July, 1917 :
August, ia:!: October. !a.6t: December. ia-S4 .
January. 1906; March. l".7s
spot cotton steady. unchanged: sales on
the spot. iiio bales; 10 3rrlvc none.
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active on bearsh review OF crop condi-
tons by a prominent expert A canvass OF
the local trade. involving tn individual
suesSes as TO to-morroT's government re-
port, Indicated average expectation OF
ISL. The average OF nno private condition
reports was 49,. %.
Near months were relatively easy toward
the close. ard several prominent brokers
seemcd selling old and early new crop de-
hverics against later positions.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS MARKET

New York, June ao.--Cotton goods markets
were quiet to-day. Yarns were dull SILK
agents reported they had secured ubou, VI
per cent OF the fan orders taken last year.
lghtweisht mems wear for next season was
In moderate demand
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BOND LIST

A,an,ic Coast Line ;st H; .............. au.
=: c. l.. eonv. A. lin Baltimore. bid 49, %
Ghesape axe aye ONO con". ii7s..:....... 81
LgEett ana Myers Observation-Disclosures. 10.
Liggett and Myer. ~ onid) ............ rs
LoI!!iard company % ODD .............. i6T,
.:oEii.@iu Ioutpan! - thidl .............. 1.jia
norfolk and Western conv. si.s tbidl 49, I5i,
Seapoar1 AT L!he .ta!nped - 'bid).... AAs
Seanoard AT Line ADJ. Is tbio) .......... ~
Sou!hern ka!N1y ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. T3H
SoutntIn haiiWay 50. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. iops
,SovtIeFn racine 20 fs........-............ Es.
chleeu st1lcs Steel "a u. :............... iQ.r
=. hekntefed Is 1872 DID ............ Ss
United states Registered 81. 1918 rbid) 1oI
IhtteG Slaies ihhh'nh - bid ............ .0i
United states Regis;eTeo A.. i54 odd. 100,
Virginia Brown Brothers ct:s........ iSi,
Na.-car. Chem. st D. fb.,l) ....... "a
Va Ry. and Power Co. q (b!d)..... 8.
Wabash dep. ss...............'.... ~,
Waba sh. Pitt6. Tenn. Isl IS inic l.. s.,
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.ufeS CLOSED steady.
Omen. Hirh

Spot cotton quiet: midding uplands. 1873:
nlodiins Sulf. l3.ao: sales. none
Port Observation-Disclosures. 1895: exports,
i,S9o bales. stock. 1853 bales.
Tota! to-day at all ports-Net receipts. ScS5
bales.
Total for ~ecH-Net receipts. 1854 bales:
export. $500 balce.
Total for scason-Nct receipts. 1895
bales: exports. S7ti,o& bales.
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NAVAL STORES.

savannah. Gs:. June o).-Tmgpentne. FIRM:
4daf: sales. oSl casks receipts. oli casks:
shipments. 2,3 casks: stocks. 1917 casks.
itorin. firm: sales. ce:: barrels: receipts. 3.077
barrels: shipments. 1857: stocks. lo6 -: bar
rels Luote: A. 3. a1y,aI %.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
SULLIVAN & COMPANY,
Real Estate AuctioneeYs.
4 North Tenth Street.

TRUSTEES SALE
OF
SWITCHBACk. CARROUSELL PA
WILTON AND OTHER AMUSEMENT
DEVICES. LOCATED AT IDLE
WOOD. ADJOINING WILLIAM BYRD
PARK.
BY virtue OF certain deed OF trust.
dated Juno 10. 1911: and recorded in
the clerks Office of the Chancery Court
Of tho city of Richmond. In Deed Rock
3l2 u. page to3. default having been
made In the payment Of tie note
thcrein secured. and having been re-
quested by the beneficiary so to do. the
undersigned trustee will sell at auction.
on the premises. on
TUESDAY. JULY :. 1914
at 1880 o'clock p. NJ.
fully equipped syitchback. carousell
pavilion and all other goods. chattels
amusement devices and property OF tho
Livingston Amusement Corporation
teTcept the carrouselD. now located on
the. premises bounded by Beverly Street.
Elm. Street. Wallace Street and Davis
Avenue.
TERMS: Cash
G. E. WILLIAMS.
Trustee
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CHICAGO GRAM MAxREr.

ChlcaEo. III. juno % Uneasirsss over con-
tinucd complaints of too much moisture in
the tprtng crop belt rallied the wheat mar
ket to-day after prices had failan 20 the
lowest Level this season. The close pas
steady AT the same az last night to ehade
advance. Corn finished STNc off to Ito.
up; oats down isHitc 20 Nc. and pro,i-
sione varying from zoe decline TO q rise
OF nc.
Leading futures ranged as follows: y
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MARKET CONDITIONS.
EgEs-Market dull. Neals-Actfve, At
prices quoted ChicEens-Lower. but active.
with nu,looh lower. Packing stock butter In
good demand; outlook higher Hens-Active
and in good demand.
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LOCAL MARKET QUOTATIONS..

FURNISHED by Levy Commission Co. Com.
mission Merchants. Richnnend.- Vs)
Richmond Va. June 81 1914
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= ,AUGTfoN sALES-To,Day
BY VIRGINIA AUCTION CO.,
f, AUCTIoNEEIss.
GIG. East Broad. Street.
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
AT. AUCTION,
! 1oS EAST FRANKLIN STREET. :.

We will sell for tho owners
WEDNESDAY, JULY 1,
at 1880 A NJ.
One Upright Cable Piano. ono Music
Cabinet. hve:pleoe Parlor Suit, Odd
Parlor Chairs, Parlor Tables. Rockers.
Pictures. Druggets. Rugs. Back Parlor
Chairs. Couch. Rugs. Drugget. hand
somo six piece Reception Hall Suit in
Mahogany. Hall Runner, Dining Room
Suit in Mission. Chairs: Table. Buffet.
Refrigerator. Kitchen Tables, Chairs.
Upright Akron Gas Range. Crockory.
Glassware. etc: ten: Bedrooms furnished
With Iron. Beds, Spring. Mattresses,
Drcssers, Washstands. Ciffoniers, Ward
robes Chairs. Rockers. Rugs. Druggets,
etc.
Also lot OF other, goods too hume
rous to mention.
Ladies' invited. Sale positive.
TERMS: Cash.
VIRGINIA .AUCTIoEfCo.,
AuctioueerE.
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FINANCIAL.

Sealed proposals. will be received by
the Town Council OF the town Of Bar
ton Heights at meeting specially
called for the purpose. to be held In
the Council Chamber of the town on
the evening OF TUESDAY. July :. 1914.
at IS 30. o'clock. for the purchase Of tho
entire issue or any portion thereof. Of
the $4,000 general, Improvement bonds
OF said ,toYn; being % bonds In the de-
nomination OF 81. 900 each.
Said bonds are ISSUED for general i'm
provenhent purposes, and bear date July
J. 1914: are 'paya bio 90 years after date
In lawful currency Of tho United States
and bear interest at the rate Of per
cent per annum. payable semiannuatly.
interest represented By coupons payable
at First National Bank Of Richmond.
Va. -,
The Town Council reserves the right
to.rejeet any and all bids
All bids to be made and considered
in: good faith and no deposit required
with bid. =,
The town of barton Heights Is with
In the lines proposed to be annexed by
the city OF Richmond. and Is a party
TO the. proceedings now pending.
:. Further Information will be cheer
fully furnished upon application. Adj
dress all bids to
THOMAS ARMSTRONG.
Chairman Finance Committee. Town Of
Barton Heights. Richmond. Va! Phone
Madison 3007 ~
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CATTLE MARKErs.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(Sales at Union Stock Yards.)
No CYL

Richmond Va. June 30. 1874.
Report OF the live stock market for the
week ending June 20. 1914:
hest steers. s3ihc: medium to good, TAO
I'm :ommss to fall; siS3e best hsif.,
TO fair. S,:Gse: best cows. sgS,ac medium to
BEST a' o1sn. g.; osse m,ainm to rood, s;Stae;
common, to fair. tn9sc: bulls. 6aeHe; calves.
hoEs. sSSi:c: .oWs and stars. Sd5e; BEST
sheep. ti8sc: medium TO good. sh44.e:
common to fair. 80 SIC; spring lambs,
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Chicago. JG2e Si-Hogs STEADY: bulk of
sales. sS.25d$S.!5; pigs. si.SSass.a,. Cattle,
weak: COWS and heifers. 33.Iod7so,: calves.
S. HS6$o.I6. Sheep. steady: lambs. 6.469f. I'D.
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dated August Q, 1911. and recorded In
IN clerks offlce Of tho Chanccry
Court Of the city of Richmond in Deed
Fook 2l3 D.. page 1t5. the debt secured
thereby having become due and payable
by reason of the, breach. Of Certain
eoYenantS In sa!d deed contained. and
being requested by tho beneficiary so
20 do. the undersigned acting trustee
VIII sell at. auction. on the premises, on
TUESDAY. July z. 1914.
at o'clock p. NJ.
one flfty-foot carrousell. fully equipped
looping animals, electric organ, scenerv
mirrors. motor, shaftfns and other ac-
TERMS: Cash.
G.:B: WILLIAMS.
ActtnE Trustee.
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Stocks.
Sales.

Allis-Chalmcrs
Allis-Chal,ners. pfd. -.
1880 AmalEamated Copper -.
100 Am. Ayr. Chem. com :.
zoo Amer. Beet Sugar, com.
$500 American Can
American Can. pfd. =.
400 Amor. Car. and Fdry. -.
American Cotton Oil. -.
Amer. Hide and Lea. pr.
American Linseed OIL.
American Locomotive :.
Amer. Malt Co.. pfd. -.
500 american Smelling 49,.
American SNUFF. com. :.
500 American Sugar .......
400 Amer. Tel. and Tel. go
400 American Tobacco, com.
100 American Tobacco, pfd.
100 American Tobacco. ptd.
1.400 Anaconda Copper ....
1900 Atohison
Atlantic Coast Line. 80.
A. c. L. OF Connecticut.
$500 Baltimore and Ohio.
500 Bethlehem Steel Co., com
200 bethlehem Steel Co., pfd
500 British Amer. lob. Co. .
$500 Brooklyn Rapid Trancit.
900 Central Leather, com. -.
1000 Canadian Pacific SOC. :.
500 Chino Copper ...........
1900 Chesapeake and Ohio. :.
zoo Chicago Great Western.
400 Chicago Great Western,
800 Chi. Great West, pfd. -.
2,400 Chi. Mil. and st. Paul.
40 Crucible Steel Cor, com.
so Crucible Steel, pfd.
400 Colorado Fuel and Iron.
Colorado and Southern.
100 Consolidated Gas ......
500 Corn Products. com.
100 Den. and Rio Gran. com.
1000 Erie ..............
100 Erie. LIST pfd.
Fed. Min. and SIM, ptd
800 General Electric
100 Goodrich. com ..........
1.G00 Great Northern, pfd. :.
100 Great Northern Ore Gifts.
800 Illinois Central .......
400 1nterboro-Met
500 lnterboro- Met, pfd. -.
1000 Int. Harvester, com ID.
100 Int. Mer. Marine, com. :.
1oC Int, Paper
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AUCTION Sales.--future Ds
Harrison d Bates,
Real Estate lAuctionoers.
Central
Tracka',g|erP roperty
AT AUCTION,
.THURspAY,S JULY. 2. 1914

THURspAY. JULY. 2. 1914
,12' o'clock M.
cNi1HE PREMISES.
We will offer, for saie the centrally
located property. with c. & r. r. track
ago available. located on tho east side
OF Union Street, between Franklin and
Grace Streets. fronting forty four feet
on Unioni Street. by a depth between
parallel limo of ssvsnty-one. feet to IAN
aiiey. $. This property is practically sur
rounded by railroad developments. and
with tho contemplated opening of Fiji
teenth Street and Shockoe Valley,
should command tho attention of spec-
ulators and investors.
TERMS: Easy and announced at sale.
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Quotations 20! interest paying bonds are
at price TO which interest must be addad
Income bonds and certificates OF inde bted mus
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SALE

ny i. D. Carneal & Son.
Real Estate Auctioneers,
AUCTION SALE
OF
MOTIFS DEEET STREET TCRMERLY
KNOWN AS NO 500 0RAHAM
STREET.. WITH 4 LOT OF ABOUT
20 FEET FRONT. BIT A GOOD
DEPTH
ON WEDNESDAY, JULY /. 1917.
at o'clock p. N.
OH the premises, Wo will OFFER for salc
consist Of a. franc dwelling noN. vacant
with about rooms and store adjoining
this property can be made to pay we'll
The. .oH'nsr is nonresident and la
anxious to sell.
Terms At sale
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RICHMOND nAY MAKHr.

Richmond. Va, June 80. 1914.
Loving are the quotations on the Rich
& EHHAanGA.
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AUCTION sALEs-To-psy.
BT NJ ". iBowE &.soN,, >
Rsal Estate. Auctioneefs. .
BIB Park%Avenue

In order to close up tho. e,t,t or Oh.
late ctthsrint OsGlfiran. I viii 81 of 1se
for sale on tho premises. on"
b, WEDNESDAY. JULY 1874.
at O'clock PM. -.
tho house above referred to. The 10,
Is a good. broad ono. and runs baSE
quito good depth. TO an alley In Inc
rear Tho house contains ton aooG
sts9d roanA This property. by reason
to. Monument Avenue. Will make
good homo. or will pay as an invest
TERMS: ons, third cash and tho bal.
apce at 8. IL and ID months, with In
terest PAYABLE seniapnuaily. and So
cured by decd of trust on tho prop
erty. d. O'SUI,LIVAS
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. =, SULLIVAN s. COMPANY. g
=" Real Estate Auctioneers.
North Tenth Street
rnusrSEs SALE
HANDSOME CARROUSELL AND Or
GAN AT IDLEWOop.. ADJOINING
WILLIAM BIRD. PARK.
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RICHMOND STOCK MAnxEr

By Caskie G. Burch Co. a
STOCK and Bond Brokers. 1918 E. Main Street
Richmond. Va. June "a. la!i
SALES Al BOARD
6,Gop Virginia Centuries at S.
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nIoHMoND TorAcco MARKET.

Richmond. Va June 50. 1914.
FollawinK are the quota lions on the Rich
mond Tobacco Exchange:
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New York. June ., Call money finn:
Ia; ruling rate .: closing. it,d: Tine
~: six months 3i.aS,a. Mercantile papcr
a@Hti,. Sterling exchange easy. sixty days
81 $40; demand, 81 S16l. Conmcrc bills
st.NE. Bar silver. 6sis. Mexican dollars H.
Government bonds steady. Railroad bonds
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HHoLHSALE QUOTATIONS ON GRANGE
Richmond. Va. June 30 1914
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We will sell at public auction, 10 tho
highest bidder. unless otherwise dis
ner seventeenth and Marshall Streets.
Richmond. Va. 20
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-28
TRENTON FAIR TODAY
Annual Race Meet Will Start at
Jersey Capital

The four-day meet of the Trenton In
terstate Fair, which starts today, will
have one of the largest entry lists in its
history. No fewer than $50 horses will
take part in the opening days events
The majority of these are entered from
Philadelphia and nearby points in Jersey
Fred A. Upton will act as starting
Judge John A. King as presiding judge ;
+. B. Allen and r. b. Konover as as
sociate judges.
The entries for today's races are:
First race. for all ages. ~ fur!ongs-
Ogemah, 1876: Leda. 81; Miss Cavanaugh,
t07: RummaEe, 1872; Ossary Maid, 81 ;
Altamaha, 1913; Ivy Marquette, 81
Louisa ID 10.
Second race. for 3-year-olds and up
ward, 6 furlongs-Miss Sherwood, 10s ;
Rummage. 90; Apassionate. 40; Louisa
D.. 10; Alamapa, lis; Long Trail. 99
Third race. for all ages, 5 furlongs-
Phew, 119; joey Marquette. 100; Mubbs,
no; Herman Doyle, 122; Ossary Maid,
81; Louisa D., l15; Muskmelon, l19 /;
Long Trail, 40.
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ToDAY's MARRIAGE LICENSE

Robert w. Mclean, 1890 Green st., and Han.
Given, 1920 Green st. e'sh
Norris strassman Newark, N. j., and R.,.,
bwillman, Norfolk, Va. -N
Charles A. Eschert League island ana ~,
encc NJ. Bates, 25i4 S. sartain st. 'i'''
and Helen b. Kestcr, 2I12 spruce st, N' T.
Isaac Fox, 02t Daley ST., and Mildred Rosa.
tert, Il2 Siegel ST. ta'
George Keck. 2COT Bridge st., and Mar,....
Graifolner. Holmesburg. eN'''
William Mcintyre 2T5 Lamont St. and Ger.
trude Rowland, 2I5 Lamont St 'er'
EDWARD Johnson, 223 8. sartain st., ,.a
John Caulk, 100 Brooklyn St, and Ms,,,.
:, NJ. Holiday, T20 Brooklyn st.
william Moore, core, 2232 kater St, and corinp.
nina Lactroix. 1223 Wallace street. ""''''
Bella Biatorf. i725 Pierce st. W 81 S''' a's
Henry We.ns!ein, XII hmOnd, Va, and Be.,l.
James. Magee !,49 woodland ave-, and AFn.
y. V9rley 40 Federal st. II
1isn staaS5 II MeGHS9 sSI ts Sh VGpanso ST. and AIMS
pStis,S nssis qo'Sn q pbbp2Gklias 1s7 Mass ns.
Mstyas Hessi: is2s n. Howell st. st. and Bert.
Charles FSS McouSide 5 OaSI 2C2i abigail st. and Mar,
s5sst sqrs. y k.SheS RSEiae iSs SsS HpttSP 6 s.,
George g A. w Weaver. W % $3.50 80 Amber st. and Mar.
Gsef khsch nj R'S5f5y 5 yWdse SI samsF SnS K,,
Edwin i; Gsrshbcrser: MasE,rts!ohn, Pa, and
Charles o. Ritter, 1912 Arch ST.. and Barbar.
sG5'' o NSii i15S Il. Front st: ' ''' mary :
George johnson, I2iG Webster ST. and Dells
william Miller. 516 f. 18th ST.. and Margars,
Mcintosh. 1713 Beechwood st.
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TURKEY ISOLATES
AMERICAN SCHOOLS
IN FACE OF CRISIS
Communication With Out
side World Cut Off and
Uneasiness Grows in Mis-
sionary Circles.
NEW YORK.. Soul. 3,

NEW YORK, Sept. 2S.
For week there has been nothing
heard from the three great American coll
'opes in tho 0tto"1S. - .-..'D H'Hs', =
lcEc. tbs Ansri an College for Girls an
ous alarm is felt by the trustees and
representatives in this country.
Il. Water Roberts, treasurer of the
Episcopal Board at Boston, who has been
acting for the American missionary soc-
eties since the Turkish Government
announced its withdrawal of the capitula-
tions, said that not only is all commu-
nication with the American schools In
Turkey broken. but that 1t has been
impossible to forward much needed funds
from this country during the last ten
days.
After the war began and the various
missionary societies realized that they
could no longer send money to their
workers in Turkey by the usual channels
the Standard Oil offered its services ana
undertook to transfer considerable sums
for the relief of American educational
and religious institutions in that country.
But on Saturday the Standard Oil re-
ported tu Mr.. RObeTtS that IL nad Deen
unable for the last week to communicate
with its representative at Constantinople,
and that it was impossible to give relief.
The uneasiness which this situation
aroused has been intensified when it
was reported through Rome that the
Ottoman Government, besides suppressing
the capitulations. had determined to
abolish all foreign schools within the
empire. Dispatches received through
diplomatic sources from Rome state that
the conditions in Constantinoplo are most
serious.
Absolutely nothing is known as to the
welfare of foreign missionaries or col
leges In Turkey. 1t Is naturally sup
posed. however, that they are beginning
to feel the pinch of unusual conditions
and possibly to be in serious need of
financial help. Besides the big Ameri-
can colleges in Turkey there arc nearly
500 smaller schools that are conducted
by religious bodies
As an indication of the fact that the
Armenians in this country are fearful lest
trouble come to their relatives in Turkey
many of them have made application to
the American Board during the last week
to have money transferred to Turkey. In
each case, however, that money has had
to be refused with the explanation that
the board has no means of sending 1t.