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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-12
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-12
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-12
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-12
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-29
Notable Birthdays Today
April 20.

Major-Gcneral Arthur Murray. Z. S. A, IA
nous commander and tactiCian, commander Of
the Depa rtrnent of the West, reaches the age Of
sixty-four today nd Is retired from service. He
IS a native of Bowling Green, Mo. and was born
April 20, 1851. He stood second in his class
the United States Military Academy at West
Point. and led his class at the Artillery School
at Fort Monroe He was an instructor at West
Point for five years, and then became acting
Judge advocate and acting adjutant- general of
various depa rtnents Of the army. He taught at
ale for two years professor OF military
science and tactics. and later went to Cuba as
judge advocate. lie saw service in the Philip
pines. aud his return commanded the School
Of Submarine Defense. His latest command was
of the Western Department Of the army with
headquarters at san Francisco. General Murray
wrote manual for court martial a book on
mathematics for artillery Eunners. a manual Of
arms and other array instruction books. lie Is
trained LAWYER. well as military man, and
was admitted to the bar twenty years ago, Gen
cral Murrcv married ON his twenty-ninth
birthday to Miss Sara Wctmore de Russy, at
day is keenly regretted in San Francisco where
he is very popular.
Prince Hrohito. eldest son Of japanese Em-
peror, is fourteen years old today
Mary Mannerne celebrated actress. Is thirty
nine years old TODAY.
Robert W. Wooley. the new director of the
nited States Mint is forty-four years old to-
DAY
DR. Arthur FL Waldo president of the Uni
ycrsty Of Arizona is fifty years old today.
dorado Taft. noted American sculptor. is fifty
five years old today.
Harry Payne whitney, New York capt. alist
and sportsman is forty-three wears old today
Or. Albert \. Murphree, president of the Uni
versty OF Florida. is forty-ftve years old today
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-29
VARYING VIEW $.

when there is division ia the family house.
hold over the cause of family triumphs. 1t il
not unreasonable to expect there will be dit
ferences Of opinion throughout the country at
sarEe
The Chicago house Of Thompson has recently
triumphed and now begins to differ.
As 10 the cause of those same victories Mayor
THOMPSON recently installed as Of chief execu
tive OF Chicago holds a certain He made
Ms campaign on an antiGerman and law en-
forcement platform, appealing especially TO the
woman's votes In this latter effort he was ably
aided by his suffragstte wife HQYever. after
- election Mr. Thompson decided to interpret
his victory as triumph for Repuhlicanism
Not 80 Mrs Thompson, Here are a few Of her
explanations Of the vote as given IN inter
view with New York paper:
.chicago women voters showed good iudg
rsr,r "Rut, of course. they couldn't have
rc.ed otherwise" Not after hearing him speak;
Ae.s so clever THE victory won by pink
feas The beginning was in my own precinct.
". congratulate MI Thompson on the posses
xion of Il LOYAL wife whom suffrage leanings
have not drawn away from allegiance TO her
l1rA and master But the mayoress had better
hsware Many women. when their husbands
rrcvs TO have such winning ways and such force
full address ~tth% the sex in general begin 20
wonder whether IT aas all done for their ind
xtdual benefit back in hose counting days, or
whether ii just the practice secured then
fhst made after efforts successful.
However Mrs. Thompson Is not exactly
rilling TO admit il vas the principles of Repub'
1lcanism and not the personal magnetism OF the
Mayor which won for him, that gentleman should
800 Complain II the country at large accepts the
S1nterpretation Of the one who knows him best
rather than thai Of Republican political leaders
swhb know him not dregard him not at all
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-29
PEOPLES FORUM
The Day OF Miracles

Editor Vtrrinan.
Sir~-we are told by not few Bible stu
dents and eaders that tho dav -f miracles has
pa ssed, in the sense they have ceased 20 occur
| recently heard minister Of tho rospci say in
his sermon, that the day Of miracles had passed
To the casual observer that declaration seems
he true but Is IL true? / am constrained 70
believe that tho infinite power WHO erabld His
disciples to perform miracles nearly Two thou
sand years aSo has no less powe~ now than
Hc had then; and besides let us rpmember that
:he Lord promised His disciples before Ills as
censon that he that heeveth Ne, the
works that / do shall ne do also; and greater
works than these SHAH he do: because go n
Ny Father" John JAZZ And that promise was
verified the day Of Pintecost upon the faith
ful preachin. of Peter: and the promise has
never been annulled ! am constrained 10
ask why have miracles ceased? | sec no
n'h her answer To that question than this-it IS
because OF the unbelief and con fornity to the
world by so many men and women who profess
Ito he followers of the Lord Iesus Christ. Let IL
refer TO Matt, 3;5S: And He did not many
mighty works then, because Of their uNheef :;
Aad Mark SIS: AM He coulS do no mighty
works save lie laid His hand upon a few sick
cause of their unbelief" Let us now come nearer
home Is it not true In day. that no
mighty works could he done ny HIM If He wero
nrcsent nor CO n be done bv the presence OF the
HOLY Ghost whom He has sent, because of the
unbelief ~ His followers and their conformity
o the WAYS ma doingS CT the world? Cody and
ureodly things and Influences have affinity
whatever for each other. The great truth
is Taught in the Divine words: NO man can
serve two masters: for either he will hate the
one and love he other: or else he win hold to
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-29
ONIrTS FACTS

Mr.. Won L. Meyer declared that the admins
tration OF Secretary Daniels had been a fail
ure In proof thereof he cited the fact that IN
the last fifteen years We have spent over five
hundred million dollars on our navy while Ger
many has spent less and has better navy than
We Just what this had to do with Mr. Daniels
only Nj Meyer seems 10 know, as Mr.. Daniels
has been IN Office only two years. In those two
years more work al less cost has been done in
strengthening the navy than in any similar pc
riod and papers OF every political complexion
have united In declaring Mr.. Daniels recent let
ter a complete demolition OF hts critics, Mr..
Never seems to have overlooked the little fact
that during the fifteen years he mentioned the
Republican party was 1 npoweE and he himself
for the last two years Of ina fifteen, held the
position OF Secretary OF the Navy. Also, he
omits any calculations as to what Germany has
spent In the last twelve months, which would
probably total many million dollars
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-29

same as those brought by the Merchants Ma,
tional OF New York
The Riggs lawyers have issued summons
for Examiner Starek on the ground that he
took from the files OF the bank. under orders OF
the Comptroller, certain papers 10 be examined
more carefully. When this charge was brought
by the New York bank The department contended
that II had perfect right TO such procedure.
and apparently the banks counsel agreed In. the
view At any rate, they were unwilling to risk
a trial
What bearing II any, this action will have on
the Riggs suit or what indication it gives of
THE relative legality of the contentious we are
not prepared to say. But It is an interesting
stdeght on the Riggs suit
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-29
CAN AFFORD MELONS.

The announcement that the Ford automobile
company will split a melon for its customers Is
a unique one Usually the customers furnish
the melons 10 be cut for the companies. How
ever almost any old company that sells 100000
cars year ought TO he able to cut melons OF all
descriptions for people Of all classes. Melons
cut for investors, for directors, reduce the abil-
itv of the company TO cut future melons; those
cut for customers increase the likelihood that
there will be future feass for both customers
and stockholders
The prevalenees OF the Ford is the prevalence
Of economy. without going into the merits Of
respective cars we do not feel it amiss to state
that the peculiar fitness of the Ford car for the
pocketbook and pecuiariues of America have
made II possible for Henry Ford 10 build up his
rseat business enterprise and cut his melons.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-29
GERMAN PROFESSOR QUITS.
Clashes With Harvard Faculty Owe
'sf.trtt Nit lfus,

Cambridge, Mass. April 2s.--Presi-
dent A. Lawrence Lowell of Harvard.
today replied 10 Professor Kuneo
Meyer, Of the University of Berlin, who
resigned his candidacy as exchange
professor at Harvard because of the
prize poem Got Nit Lns' printed in
the Harvard Advocate, an under
graduate publication. The Harvard
head wrote Professor Meyer that the
college authorities had no control over
the magazine. and further stated in his
letter. we have endeavored to main
tain the rights of all members fzthe
university TO express themselves free
~ without censorship. and have APP
piled this rule impartially to those In
favor OF the Germans and those who
favor the allies to the former in the
face of pretty violent measure for
muzzling professors by the alumni and
outsiders"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-29
Singing Ink for the 'Bos.

Fellow named James Eads How
mas come into a bit of money In St.
Louis and intends 10 start a news
paper for hohoes How has done
some hoboing himself and he Is In
earnest about the project We are
thinking of<applying for the position
OF correspondent for this town and
just as sample of what We might
do If turned loose we wilt try our
hand at letter;
Chicago Slim passed through here
Wednesday. assisted by Serg. Weir's
No. 2 shoe.
Atlanta skunk. Buffalo Jack, Peg
Leg Pete and Cock Eyed Casey play
ed a thrilling foursome on the city
golf links Thursday. They teed of
from the rock pile. Deputy Jones
caddied.
Spongeface Skinner dropped off No.
6 freight as ii hurried through the
yards one day last week. Conductor
Duesenberry dropped him. Sponge
face SAYS he never was so insuited
In his life.
Dopey Burke gave us the once over
us the same old gold ring that he has
just found. He assures us that this
burg is on the Fritz.
Big Headed Jack and Cincinna Il
Zimm are camping about two miles
down the line. They report good
pickings
A No, ! left his monaker on the
water tank this week. Going north.
Whiskers Dana paid us a pleasant
visit Tuesday. He offered to stick
type for hand-out and two bits. We
offered to throw in bath. Whiskers
certainly can tear up the ground
when he Is frightened.
Skinny Simmer Is in bad again. He
was caught saving wood for a guy
just back of the depot. Kelly the
Rake threatens to croak him the next
time he lamps him. Skinny never
belonged. He even carries q piece
! of soap. This IL authentic.-Manas-
sas Democrat ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-29
VIRGINIA HORSE COMING HOME
DR. shirley Carter Buys Ravello nc
New York sale

New York, April 2s.--The Canada
hunters and Jumpers. which were the
sensation Of the last national horse
show in Madison Square Garden, were
sold today by r. w. kearney, at the
Van Tassell and Kearney sales ring
Sir Clifford Slfton. OF Ottawa who ex-
hibited these horses when they took
many prizes in the Garden show Of
1918. decided to sell out because the
war has caused the discontinuance. Of
the important shows in Canada and
England Four OF the eleven head sold
ran into bids of four figures.
Ravello. a dark chestnut geIdin z
standing So hands. was the big num-
Der. He Is IA Virginia bred horse and
viii 70 back to his native State. being
purchased for ss,350 hv Or. Shirley
Carter, the well known Virginia
sportsman. q
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-29
FIRST PUBLICATION



declare you the winner. selected by
the readers OF The Nlrgiuian TO rep
resent them and a splendid America n
newspaper on tour Of great con-
tinent and at th~ most magnificent
worlds fair America ever produced.
Here is a trip that appeals TO every
intelligent person. Your friends have
nominated you? II not. enroll your
own name; il. AMOUNTS to the same
thing why wait and see this great
trip. which can he secured with little
effort, slipping farther and farther
away from you each day. because OF
your lethargy and hesitation
Note-C1osing.
Those who want their vote to APP
pear in next Mondays announcement
should have their ballots and sub
scriptions al The Virginian office not
later than 6 O'Clock +, M Saturday
May !, in order/to have them counted
10 >sppearLt~~M Monday issne OF The
Nirsinian. Any votes received after
the above hour will appear in the next
, count following New names will be
added to the list, as applications may
he received at any time during the
contest.
Everyone Wins.
The management sQf The Virginian
| has decided TO be most liberal to the
candidates who may enter this con-
test. In addition to the eight splen-
did trips to be given the district win
ners. to all those candidates who do
not win trips. and remain active until
the end of the contest commission
Of 10 per cent will be paid on new
Inscriptions. and a per cent com
mission will be paid on old suhscrip-
tons.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-29
- Sparklets -

My baby may be President day
HE wasn't born N log cabin "
"Ah out I have n birch bark ba ssnct for
him declared tho young mother triumphan tly.
How is that for auspicous start ?'-Kansas
City Journal.
T.awyer-want divorce oh? on what
grounds"
Nose Possum~-1ncon practica bFiitv Of tom
peramentaiity | likes 10 FISH. ard she doesn't
like 10 wash.--PhiladeIphia Bulletin,
Aren't you ever depressed by vague
sense OF oppression, the dim shadow of some
coming disaster"
YES feel that way every summer before
my wife comes back from the shore"--Life.
Another great victory"
"And the victorious army is sweeping for
ward ?"
mo. falling back.''-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
ION smooths trouhed water. does It not ?"
AS rule. but the oil in Mexico seems to
make the water rougher.' -Birmngham Age
Herald
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-29
INTERESTING. II NOT CONNECTED.

II We do not undertake 20 declare there Is any
rnnecfion betv cen the Two cases, but it is In
to note that n a case closely parallel
IL suit OF the riggs National Bank against
|Efse. Com ptroller Of tae Currency, New York
~ has this seek dropped its case against the
S3flcnsl bank examiner
ATAs Merchants National Bauk Of New York
11Nuted suit against Examiner starek, the
$3.50 examiner who reported on the Riggs
kf1a1tcnsi Bans for alleged Illegal abstraction Of
osrs from the files OF the bank FOR the use
ne -tressury department Comptroller WI
y and Examine stareA we're ready TO pro
- With the case when the first OF the present
IN s~thvy were notified that tho bank had
nIatawn its suit
rt-of the charges 81 the Riggs Bank are the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-29
BELGIUM FOR ITALIAN NEUTRALITY

BELGIUM FOR ITALIAN NEUTRALITY.
An exceedingly interesting, although apparent
ly unfounded war rumor. Is that Italy Is to de
mand OF Germany as the price Of Italian neu.
tralay, not Austrian territory. but Germany's
guarantee Of a free and compensated Belgium
Such a demand would do high credit TO ltaly's
romautieism and would effectualy remove a
widely prevalent impression that purely mer
.cenary considerations are back OF italian hest
fancy in making final declaration Of position
The Italians have always been sentimental
people whether their sentiment would extend
to such lengths. a. opposed to the mercenary
appeal Of more land only Italy can say.
1t is not to be supposed however, that Italy
would be allowed such course by the allied
powers Their consent to such an agreement
would ne In itself confession OF their inability
to achieve that for which ostensibly several Of
them went TO war--the preservation Of Belgian
integrity and inyloabiity II would. indeed he
a most humtiating experience for them were
Italy to prove that merely by keeping the peace
she was abc to accomplish what three great
powers were unable 10 achieve by war Then
truly might ii be said that Peace hath her
victories no less renowned than waR"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-29

Various reasons given for the substitution
of MIR Barnum for MIR. Wins in the cross ex-
animation of the Colonel Our own view is that
The strenuous witness just outiasted Mr.
Wins.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-29

Making the appeal ri loyal IN indifferent t1u'
yens the Registration Association asks You to
pay your poii and vote.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-29

half dozen canes on the streeti--Halifax
Gazette.
Well II there we're many people and only that
much clothes you are getting M there
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-29

MAY First the critical day for Richmond
ia>t das for payment Of poll taxes.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-29

Can citizen he good citizen who refuses
to pay his poll taxes and vote?
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-29

The good citizen votes DO yon vote" III
not. why notP Is II because you '''' ' '
vour pon tax? Pay 1t today.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-29

Just keep your eye on South Boston, It's
getting 70 be Regular City, all right Why,
last sunday vs saw two fyock coats and
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-29

Tie Halifax Gd@ettc inquiries "Jitney, jtney
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-29

Great Events of 19l5-EuroPean war anc
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The Cordova daily times., 1915-08-05
BUYERS LAY
 IN STOCK FOR WINTER

LONDON, Aug. 5~The summer sales in the shops are we'll attended this season, as prudent buyers are laying in stocks for the coming winter Blue serges and covert goods, are be- coming scarce, owing to their use by the navy and lack of dyes. All wool ems are likely to advance in price, as the demand for army goods is tre- mendous and labor scarce. Gloves, for which England depended largely on the contient, also have an unusuai- ly heavy sale among the bargain hun ters Cotton stuffs, on the other hand, are cheaper than in peace times, and possibly more cotton will be worn than ordinarily,