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FLASHES TO naAsrrr.

=, .NEW YORK. Aug 1s-Nipissing
Wines stock advanced TO IA compared
rumor was that com pafy hai CONTRACTED
TOT large amount Of silver for delivery
l9 l. nlted states government. An import
sht interest ia company charactoiizeI
the rumor as Utterly absurd" he saws
ADVANCE has probably resulted from buzz
ing by those who have heard that Nipis-
SING ~ comparatively near future VIII
acquire important new silver property 81.
SSJSh ACQUISITION, u Is said. will mater
iaily increase comPany.s prosperity
RUSSIAN government has ordered s. 10
w Or steel rails from Carnegie steel
60. Demand sterling f461L which IL
q 1,, RAINY OF 81 cents from yesterdays
The market IL getting long stock on
the ADVANCE. There f. heavy realizing
IN IN prosrcss In steel and some OF the
Buying OF the Coppers Is based on
be;,, Psoslt ,os large foreign credits
per metal hes been negligible On account
or the uusctlemcnt la foreign rNgbanr.
Regular dividend on y. =. AR Brake
NEW YORK. Aug. 1s-Presidsnt Will
con assured Chairman Lester of tne house
hkticNltl al committee that definite
steps viii coon be made 90 lake 10 brt-
ter the southern cotton situatI5n Sof-
vi staulinE the doubling of the price
.l -. N 'i-.l common since February
fui ther advance before the end of The
year. interest CDrtrrs Loo iuIustriaIa
ann leather stocks. Pittsburgh coal anI
attention. copper stocks AtIu hesitate
lHt mere D. GOOD buying reported in
l". Il aho ultimately th.t viii 90 higher
Take part prunts Iu StuugbaE.r ana
uuN American Coal Products ana Wool
MN. II. 4 a.. stock such aa IS worth
Del must con. Husrd "a higher market yaI.
ua.I1n. take advantage 81 amy recession.
\" I..h aH 81 s.. Air Brake. AmIrI 81.
Loco. D. certainly very good H1Ia
~.eei Hly tHe Coppers Electric Hoai
tn.N1 or curb viii double Iu value this
year
Tho short interest ir the industrial
90. IIfn Nf DBL largely contracted aud fHr
I"nr interest DEL becoming rather over.
% ended. which leads ua 90 believe that
while prices may temporarily be- forced
f"I." what Do Eu.r. that BE- may Do we'll
:. r-Il.. long line. on ID. unLurun
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WHEELING. " Va Aug Is II
CATTLE
HEwsPAPEH OPINIONS.

FINANCIAL says.The churuInr i7
the hrntisrIuE uf tne stock market also
lunIuInH considerable amount OF al
'.iIHu and We nud evidence ~ roneHrl..
hII-u even among the speculative sfr-
mont in war STOCKS Sentiment indicates
o. continuation of buIIlsh move. ... -r-..
islligs. with banking Interests buying
ilv expanding 1aruit. the Nu par r--
geivershIn ana incidents of IIk. char
.suN.Of the absolute rirht ~ OBJ.
allies t1 declare cotton coufrahHud thor.
can De- rH question.
JOURNAL IF COMMERCE Their.
InH been some increase Zoo fna volume
n fufeign selling uf American aacurI-
. TlwEs- The short interest seem. 20
ss-,,. sfS ,5-.i 'st ,5' markgi b. eru
CLARK. Guilds e. CD nata-TI.
man who contemplate buying ffa .ar-
per stocks can only watch sterling on
mango IunfH'IH"H end pick them uu
whom l.rung rates strengthen
WoEsIf Tho premium which Brook.
IFu Rapid TRANSIT stock hHa been conn.
fntnnirH ir inr loan crowd indicates that
a helL- short interest rvrsts
WALL NI ININN VAL Prom rfrf
people in banking eirries express r.n.
.erre N Hu ultimately much HIGHER
Co. faIf uf the Immediate course af
FINANcfAL AlrEutcA-rns.rr CON.
NrutH active with The afurr market
Swing aiFre ~ broadening frrfrr-r.
n D. CARPENTER a 60 aavr. me
finn RI very tuIIsh f0r Ultimate
FruFifr ard advance uf standard etocts
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FINANCE
BRINGING UP FATHER

NEW YORK. Aug. Is.-Stocks pur-
sued their familiar course today. the
socalled war specialties and affiliated
fSSnes absorbing the bulk OF specula-
tive attention. TO the exclusion OF In
yestment shares. which were either
reactionary or irregular. Fully so per
cent OF the total overturn OF $4,000
shares consisted OF United States
Steel. which made the new high price
or I7Ss for the present movement, to-
gether with westinghouse, American
Can. Crucible Steel. New York Air
Brake and the Allis-Chalmers issues.
There we're some highly cratic
movements I'm others OF this group
Bethlehem Steel recording an early
decline OF 11ia from which IL later
rose almost 20 points. Some OF the
better known industrials were assisted
by receipt of further large foreign
orders, coupled with the statement OF
trade authorities which referred TO
the almost unprecedented activity at
all leading centers. From present in
dications. every steel mill has suffici-
ent orders on hand TO carry IL into
the middle OF next year.
Dealings in the railways were negli-
gible. the only noteworthy exception
being Chicago. Rock Island and Paci-
nc railway which rose two points.
Most OF the high priced transporta-
ton stocks were lower. largely as a
result OF the heavier tone of Ameri-
cans abroad. London again sold our
stocks and bonds in this market. Of
ferings for the latter securities being
accepted as a natural corollaTy of the
tense exchange situation.
Rates OF exchange on the principal
European centers strengthened very
decidedly but failed to retain all their
advantage.
The bond market was lower in the
main. Total sales. par value. So
$4,000
United States bonds we're unchang-
ed on call
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FoREIaH rxcaAHaH.

LONDON. Aug tS.-THc sharp rrc8v-
cry in New York cable transfers 90
50 o. and 80 90 chccred sentiment ir
the money market today Discount
rates were inclined 90 case on aa DO Dr.
.u.NI stood a scheme I. fI Dc H4HH.ff.
tri tn tle treasury t1 FhII GOLD and
lfF.r t dollar loan free Of Income fax
arI that lf viii receive APPROVAL Marg.
uH. afnarr
Tho American vas tre best section nf
.N. STOCK exchange. During fIr fore
noon. Union Pacific. southern Pacific.
Stool Canadian Pacific. and Erie
W.r. quite active. Duf Iu iIaf sta.f IN
later aud .iuHeI duII American bond.
iAnged hands nf frmer rriUra H...
Elan mines were .f|"ur and .....r. ....
Do. Comedian HH. closed fi.T
PARIS Aus Prices we're rf.lIy
9u ffr hnufHc today. HHntrs Ga francs.
aN r.ufImfs
IVcrars. oH London 90 francs. o.
confines
LONDON Aus 1s.Uar silver zer,I
Dor ounce money aMt per .ruI Ui..
count rHfee short bills 81. pen rrrt.
three months O. per cent
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FINANCIAL.
auaAR nrAnrrr

NlW hIItI. Aus. 81. raw sugar
lullr centrifugal tIsGrgiaI. moInrsea
5000 ~ fIs. Eonued easy Do points
lower cut loHr 5000. crushed 1850.
mould a. f..I5. cubes g59B. NNNN
l.rgd So. powdered 81 su. fne
'uul1fUl 500. diamond A $40. CON.
... toner's $500. 80 fa.Ia
sugar futures were easier carly TODAY
under U4uillfl.rH and at noon were
lu 4 points Urr lower
Trade selling caused additional losses
Iu tIc Afternoon. The rIH..n. .aH ...
HIa points lower. sales 1000 TONS
aFuT.u H.r o.. HI. IH.U.H.Is.r D.. .I. NO..
81 sn. MAY H0
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HAY AND GRAIN
Quotations by C. +. Braunueh q Co.
Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORK. Aug. lS-Butter easy:
creamery extra t92 scorej 25s. q 26c.
creamery. thigher scoring) 26is q &c.
hrsts ga 25 &c; seconds 22is q 23lac.
Eggs-hrm. fresh gathered extras %
y &c: extra nrsts 2<u25isc: hrsts 22a
% NC seconds 1914 a2Ic: nearby hem
merry whites fne 20 fancy 3fI 35c, near
by hennery browns 2 q JOc
Cheese easy. state. " hole milk fresh
flats. white and colored specials IA. al
lSlHc; do, average fancy lSc.
Flour-quiet
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WHEAT

CHICAGO. Aug. is-ExtremeIy bear
ish reports from the spring crop region.
including the Canadian Northwest. act
ed IN the wheat market today as almost
a complete offset for heavy rains over
Kansas. Missouri and Nebraska. Prices
closed unsettled. September at yl.O6 and
December at Si.O5ss. with the range as
a whole &C. down 10 hgLc up. com
pared with last night. Corn gained =
~ = 10 &c net. oats finished az 4 e de-
cine 70 "a u &c advance and provisions
at rise OF 10 IL y cents.
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PITTSBURGH. Pa. Aug. 1g.-Cattle.
STEADY; supply light. Choice s.. 5Oetg.75:
prime f9.O0Ug.5O.
sheep: steady. supply light. Prime
$3.50 n 400: lambs S6.OOHS5O.
Veal calves: SlI.O0aIl.5O
Hogs; steady; receipts Is doubledecks
Prime heaNies S1.25 q 7.3O: mediums
$500 y sos: workers. SS10nS.l5; pigs
S1.45 o 500. roughs Sj.75a6.OO.
CHICAGO. Aug. lS-Hogs. receints
$4,000; weak. Bulk $3.50 500: Usht
t6.S5 07.75. mixed SsO5H1.GB: heavy
07s5. Wv
Cattle-Receipts $4,000: easy Native
beef cattle 5000 25. cows and heif-
ers $50 4 500; calves {S.OOd1i.75.
Sheep-Receipts 2 900: firm. Wethers
t56o9s.l0' ewes E3.jO9 SEQ, lambs
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change quotes.
Lead oifDr.d sec. arr'trr not quoted
SO London. lead go. Iss "a. speitsr
g.rrrrs unsettled. sIrctroIyuo $500
0IaUH.
Iron steady end UNCHANGED
MrigI exchange quotes uu Gull t1g.1s
a London. rrrf copper fff. rsa.
future. COS. .....rH'Efr $50. SPOT fIn
tta. Use. fltur.a $50. lfs. Anumory
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early afternoon but failed 90 promote
much selling and prices ruled steady
az "a net advance of about Co points
cotton futures closed steady. October
- 90. December s. bs. January So sI.
March 81. ~. May So 20
NtW YORK. AUS It.HHTt was an
uounced today that tie cotton crrharre
would be- closed september 9 the 1afrir.
day before Labor Day
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Petroleum.

OIL CITY, Pa. Aug. ls.-Credit bal
anccs SlJ5. Runs Gg.l67: average S47T2
shipments il.2Z5. average 1886
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The Lancaster LEAGUE of Scientific
Research is trying 90 determine N
There are more cures Tor colds than
for rchumal sm --Atchlson Globe.
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COFFEE MARHur

NEW YORK. Aug 1g-Coffae RIO No.
Z. lc. futur.s steady, September 5000.
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WHEELING. W. Va Aug. Is. rs.
me active PittsDursn STOCKS correctea
daily BY A T. Maatrn a Co. banker,
and brokers. National Excnanx. Han.
building.
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Curb Mining stooEs.
New York Curb Marl,.,

WHEELING. W. Va. Aug. Is. ~
Reported by \. z. Masten a 60 A.
~ Il ana' manager. members New YorE
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LOGAN q BRxAR's CLOSING STOCK
LETTER.


NEW YORK. Aus. iS-Considerable
realizing was experienced with the re-
suit that much irregularity was In evil
dcnce during the days session. The fact
that nothing definite was announced
with regard 10 the establishment Of for
eign credits tended To temper bullish
enthusiasm somewhat but the foreign
exchanges were nevertheless at 16 "A
cents and efforts were apparently put
forward to stimulate activity In copper
shares on the theory that foreigners will
again enter the market for red metal
on a large scale a. soon as European
credits are arranged FOR. The movement
however, did not attartc much OF fol-
lowing. The trading element generally
seems 90 be committed 20 the long side
Of the war order issues. and inasmuch
as the short interest In specialtics OF
that sort has been largely reduced. much
discretion should BE- exercised when deal
Ing In issues OF that kind ON the other
hand. the standard rails have been we'll
accumulated and the position Of Steels
has been strengthened By much realizing
New York Stock Exchange.
WHEELING. W. Va Aug Is rs.
Range OF acuve stCCka On the Nov
YORK stock Exchange. corrected daily o.
A. T. haaten a CT. brokers'
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LOCAL STOCKS


WHEELING. w Va. Aug "a oil.
Stock Exchange
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Pittsburgh Stocks.

Total shares: 996.4OO.
Bonds: s3.142,OOO.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-11-04

United States Marshars Sale. North ern
District of Florida. BY virtue of border
of Sale issued out of the United States
District Court for the Northern District
of Florida, on the first day of Novem-
ber,, 1915, notice is hereby given that
will sell by public auction, for cash.
on Monday, the Sth day of November,
1915, at ~ o'clock NJ, at Pensacola
Florida, on the front steps of the United
States Post Office on PalafoX Street.
deed at cost of purchaser. the launch
"Genevieve." her engines. boilers, ma
chinery, boats. tackle, apparel appur-
tances, and furniture, as she now lies
in Pensacola Bay, near Fish House Of
Falk Fish Co.
JAS B. PERKINS,
78IA 2nov-5t United States Marshal.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR ExCHANGE-Only hardware. fur
niture and coffin business in lively
Southwest Georgia county. Located at
county site. population 1000. Annual sales
over $20,0O0.00. Nine room. two-story
brick residence. Will exchange for I'M
incumbered. improved property in Pensa-
cola. r.. care Journal. 4nov3t
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TREES AND PLANTS.

BITTER EXPERIENCE has proven that
1t is losing game to buy trees from
distance and expect them to do as
well as trees coming from near by Don't
give the roots a chance to dry out. Get
our prices and let us furnish you fresh
trees and save you money. Tell US what
you want and we will quote special rate
on any kind and any quantity of fruit.
nut and ornamental trees. Pensacola
Seed & Nursery Company. Cottage Hill,
Fla. 29oct1ws
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ARTEsIAN WELLS.

ARTESIAN WELLSEwin put In weIlE
to IL inches diameter, any depth.
and guarantee water. Write for full in
formation Gray Artesian Well Co. Cot
iondale. Fla snch
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FOR SALE--A number Of
fine Duroc Jersey pigs,
81 80 each. For sale in De-
cember. Write R. w. Davis,
E.cbao Al, 3nov12'
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FOR sALE-Genuine Klondike .strawber-
ry plants. at $3.50 per 1000. Salts
faction guaranteed. L. ]. Jordan, At
more. Ala. 3novSts
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Rubber-t run-about and
harness. cheap. Uriven less than 200
miles. $40 takes ali. Call on or telephone
Lieut.. Bender. FIT. Barrancas. 4noy
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EDUCATIONAL.

MISS Mary Creary will receive few
pupils in expression. For further in
formation and terms apply 1920 n.
Eleventh avenue. 3ooct1t
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MISCELLANEOUS.

STRETCHING curtains and laundering
baby cap nicely at reasonable price.
Clary Pearson, sos w. Romano street.
Drop me a card. 31oct7ts
FOR SALE-Larned's famous History
OF the world in five volumes 81. 90. Onfy
a few sets left. Printed In good plain
type, handsomely illustrated and ara
bound they make ideal history for bows
and girls. Apply The Journal ONCE.
36tuly
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PIANOS.

YOUR PLANO can b MAIDS IKE new In
tone. touch and looks by our three ex.
pert piano builders and case finishers.
Low prices. and you can pay By the
week The Clutter Music HAyye i4nov
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LOST AND FOUND.

WILL THE MOTORIST who picked up
REQ hub cap on East Gadsden street
last evening please leave same at store
of Forbes, Quicley & Morgan? A. z.
Hinman. 3novfts
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LIVE STOCK.

FOR SALE-The best Berk Boar in the
county is yours for $4,000 or will trade
for other stock. Also fine Jersey bull,
both in prime condition, and their young
are here to prove their quality. Chas.
A. Dexter. Dexland. Gonzalez Station.
Fla 31oct7t
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as housekeeper by
lady of experience, no objection to
leaving city. References exchanged.
Experienced nurse for children. Address
"Housekeeper'' care Journal. 23oct7ts
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LEGAL NOTICE.

CREW NOTICE.
Neither the captain, owners
~A nor consignees OF the Spanish
G%yA steamship "Juliana.'' will be
sA&A responsible for debts con
4afFA tracted by the crew of said
S vessel.
JOSE ERESUMA,
GULF TRANSIT CO, Captain.
Consignee
GREW NOTICE.
Neither the captain. owners
@A nor consigneeS of the Danish
&4RA steamship. "Helmer Morch.
@7&1A will be responsible for debts
contracte by the crew of
01D said vessel.
J. 3. CHRISTENSE,
GULF TRANSIT co. Captain
Consignee.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

FURNISHED ROOMS. Southern expos
ure. Electric lights, bath and phone
Apply $40 W. Garden street or phone
To7. 30oct
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FOR SALE-Horse, buggy and harness.
or will sell rately bargain If taken
at once. Apply 924 North Tarragona.
Dave Deloney Shows
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FisherRea1Estate
Agency
Established in 1881.
Savannah Market

Savannah. Nov 3.-The spirit mar
ket was firm at 48, with sales Of 24S
casks.
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FOR SALE-Twin cylinder Indian mot
orcycle, thoroughly oyerhauled Price
$11o for quick sale. Apply L, W. Wells.
Phone 6S4. 3nov6t
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Jacksonville Market.

Jacksonville. Nov. 3,-The spirit
market was firm with no sales.
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POSITION WANTED.

YOUNG MAN wants position as chauf-
feur Can also do repair work. Best
of references. Address 'Cha uffeur." box
81, DeFuniak Springs, Fla 1nov3ts
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FOR SALE-Second- hand. five passenger
Ford. Can be seen at Escambia Iron
Works. Pine and Jefferson streets. scots
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FOR SALE-Hercules triple power
stump puller. in good condition for
$40. 90. Cost $4,000. A bargain, so act
quick. Geo. c. Mead. Cottage Hill. Fla
+ oroy6s
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NAVAL STORES IS
FIRM At PENSACOLA
SPIRITS FIRM AT 4SH CENTS
WITH SALES OF 112 CASKS
ROSIN FIRM IN ALL GRADES.

The spirit market was firm at 49,,
with sales of 112 casks.
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WANTED.

WANTED--Some one to buy six room
house on two lots. three blocks school
43. Fruit and shade trees. Or exchange
for small farm, stock and implements.
Address r. R. Beal, Jackson AMI NJ.
city. 3foct
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ROOMS in suites or single. furnished
complete for housekeeping. Gas ranges
for cooking Modern conveniences. On
car line, near bay. Adults only. sol E.
Government street. 30oct2W'
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PERSONAL.

WEALTHY California ranchrnan &c,
would marry. Confidential. N-Box IS,
League. Toledo, Ohio. 31oct
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TRANSFER. STORAGE.

CITY Transfer. Company. Phone 400.
26octt
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FOR SALE-F'ine japanese Seed Cane
at soc per hundred. Lots of 500 or
more $500 per M. Geo. C. Mead. Cot
tage Hill, Fla. 2pov6@
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FOR SALE-A Chickering Plano cheap.
Phone 293. 2nov!
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wANTED-Your JOB Filming ana orders
for Engraving o. all kinds, calling
cards. wedding Invitations. et... MAyEs
PRINTING Co. ~ Wess Government.
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FOR SALE--Nice split wood and rat
wood for kindling. s1.oo per load. de-
hvered. Also block swood. pinepost.
Alabama Fuel Company, Phone 1918.
1noy7tt
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-14
RELIGION IN BUSINESS
BUSINESS N RELIGION
Oliver =. Sands Makes Striking Talk
on Practical Theme q Railroad
" Tuesday Club Dinner.
VALUE OF RIGHT PRINCIPLES


Mr.. Oliver ]. Sands, president OF the
American National Bank. was me
SNEAKER at the regular Tuesday dinner
n the Railroad " NJ. G. A. Bible class
banquet yesterday. Mr.. Sands gave q
practical talk to business men by q
business man on the subject Religion
In Business and Business In Religion"
while the speaker made no attempt at
oratory his address was an excellent
common sense talk which was re-
solved with earnest attention.
Mr.. sands laid stress on the things
which busineas owes to the influence
Of Christian principles, and poinsen
out how business interests would
have suffered but for those principles.
He declared that men are taking more
interest In religious matters than ever
before. and expressed the hope that
they will take an even greater and
more active interest In the future.
Mr.. Sands cited recent poll Of 100
leading business men of Chicago.
where II was found that Of this num-
Der over seventy are active church
workers: some twenty others are regu-
lar church attendants. and of the 90
only nix fail to come under the in
fiuence Of the Christian religion.
The speaker told Of the great IN.
crease In the efficiency OF church work
ana enlarged gifts to religious causes
that have come as the result Of thu
adoption of business principles in the
afairs Of the church.
Mr.. Sands, who besides his position
~ leading business man--being
president of the American National
Bank. one OF the city's most progress
sive financial tnstitutions--is also
greatly interested In religious work
being = member Of the executive COM
mittee Of the Laymen's Missionary
Movement--made most earnest plea
for business In religion and religion In
business.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-14
CARRIES COTTON INTO
POLITICAL CAMPAIGN
Texas Candidate Tries to Work Up
Sentiment, But People Refuse
To Become Excited.

Dallas. Texas. July 12.--Among cot
ton factors. brokers and bankers OF
Dallas. one of the largest interior
spot markets In the country. there IL
very little excitement over the British
blockade Of cotton shipments. This IL
due largely to the fact that most OF
the actual cash furnished for cotton
comes from England, France and
Italy, and most OF the brokers repre-
sent firms in those countries. The
question of stopping cotton shipments
for neutral countries. and even Ger
many and Austria, In being mads
something of political issue BY sew
erai men prominent In Texas politics.
Former Governor Coiauitt has wig
orously denounced the stopping OF
American cotton by the English. and
he has appealed 10 the farmer to OBJ
ject to these conditions Governor
Ferguson. TOO. has indicated that he
would like 10 see trade restored to
normal conditions with neutral coun-
tries. and even with Germany and
Austria
NJ. II. Wolfe. one of the large cot
ton brokers In Texas. declares that the
only solution Of Che cotton seizure
question is the establishment of
merchant marine by the United States
Z J, H., Audrey. vice-president of the
City National Bank. which does a
large business in financing spot" cot
ton transactions, declares that there
is no strongly developed sentiment In
Texas objecting TO cotton seizures