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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-04

81 paul. June s.--The sf1liatioa
aureea,ent between the 100000 Mayo
Population and the University OF MIN
nesota probably will be signed within
the next fortnight. Despite strong
opposition by practitioners throughout
Minnesota the university board OF re-
gents has gone ahead with Its nego-
tiations, and after two more public
hearings probably will close the con-
tract calling for six year test period
for the affiiiaticn.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-04
ITALIANS TO HELP IN
DARDANh.I4LES FRAY

London. June s.--The Athens cor
respondent OF the Times telegraphs
that 1t Is again reported from Vienna
that Italian forces are being landed
on the island OF Rhodes. apparently
TO take part in the attack on the
Dardaneiles.
The correspondent adds that the
Greeks are highly pleased at Italy's
action In shortening her blockade Of
the Albanian coast, SO as 10 exclude
the northern Epirus.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-04
AUSTRO-GERMAN

the city, members of which fed TO
Cracow. were told sevrai days ago to
make ready to return. The Russian
civil government was shifted. to
Ziocxow. forty miles east towards
Lemberg, several days ago.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-04

took in addition several native craft
and made three hundred prisoners.
The pursuit was continued by moor
light. Our casualties have been twenty
In ALL
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-04


ing himself to all callers. drafting
the note to GERMANY. II is the ex-
pectation that this draft vii be laid
before the cabinet ut its session to-
morrow, and the President and
his advisers last Tuesday reached q
virtual agreement on the nature OF
the reilly, it is probable that the COM
munication will he sent TO Ambassa-
dor Gerard SATURDAY. or Sunday
This note. the chief point of which
will be request for Germany to de-
clare herself on the Vital principles
which the United States has invoked
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-04

THE WEATHER
Jimmie says

Jimmie ga ys
II 1t doesn't rain
today 1t viii be
clear. and that II
/ he temperature
goes UP II will be
warmer. He says
he knows what
that Washington
weather man IL.
but he hates to
use the word
The einciai fore
east follows:
Virginia.: Partly
Cloudy and warm :
err Friday. Stature
day fair; warmers
moderate north
east winds, I o
north, diminish-
ing Friday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-04

fidence that rho ituation foo&
wholly disposed III. a a. & 4
An interesting phase 81 thu
attitude OF the embassy b
not disposed 10 call any At<4N>
the aiiidarits alicgipE the ufo1
guns on the Lusitania. These ~
aliidavits transmitted 10 the 8&444
uartmenf early this week ~ a.
Won Bernstorff This apparent
ference on the part OF the ernt11
explained on the ground that fkp4
ABLY was aware OF the small
poFtance attached TO them HX
government, and also on the &A0
that the embassy does not d&93f4
appear TO be pressing the issue m
time. IS
l. ii was learned today that tkN
partment Of Justice will not MAKE
great haste in INVESTIGATING thSe4 4x
daviis. This is regarded az confif1
ton of confirmation we're needes
the impression that the note b15
drafted by the President VIII NOT 41l
euss allegations OF fact reeardtnG ~
Lusitania contained in the Gern4
note
Dcrnber~ May Re Mcsscnger.
New York. June 3--when 1t ~
learned tonight that Count Won BefA
storff. the Gepman ambassador, xuuI
send a detaRed report on condItsQA
touching Germany in this country
the kaiser .'hy Distinguishing 4Sl
man in this country" efforts E41
made TO confirm the general bAIt(
that this messenger is pr Bern42
Dernburg, whose safe conduct 70 G41
many via Norway was granted BY A.
british foreign Office.
III was learned at Washington tHN
DR. Dernburg would have the IuftN
States on June / 2 on the steamer Bel
gensfjord. of the Norwegian-Amextc
line. and that arrangements had b.
made to insure the safety OF mig vel
age. Dir. Dernburg could not 4
reached at his apartments In the HI
Carlton tonight, .althoreh II IN
learned that he was stili IN the city q
Negro stabbed.
Lindsay Montague. colored, ~
stabbed and seriously wounded by =
unidentified negro near Moroe IA
Broad Streets. about $50 o'clock IN
evening. #
Detectives Sergeants Kelfam N
Krenge1 and Defective Tf1ier. hAs
made several arrests in connection M
the case and four negroes were f0clk1
up at the Second Police station
suspicio of having been implicated
the affair Montague has been uua&
to tell the detectives who hts asn4l
ats were. NI
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-04

North Carolina: Partly cloudy ana
warmer Friday. Saturday. fair: warm
err in the northeast portion; light
northeast winds.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-04
BERNsTORFF TO SEND

CONTINUED from First Page.}
The Washington herald., 1915-08-04
Colonial Beach Popular.

Residents of this city returning from
vacations spent at Colonial Beach during
the recent hot spell are commenting upon
the fact that while it may be very hot
at the Beach during the day, in the
evenings it always cools off and the
nights are positively delicious for sleep
ing The summer colony is at the Allan
tic City of Washington in full force and
many are going to the resort to spend
the weekend with friends. Boating on
any of the numerous launches that lay
at the Beach ready TO take parties out.
fishing parties and dancing parties are
the order of the day.
Dancing is now indulged in not only
by the younger set. but by the older
ones as well, and each night the big pa
vilion overlooking the river is crowded
with merry dancers. The Colonial Beach
season is now at it's best for vacation
and many are going there to rest and be
amused for a week or two.
The big steamer st. Johns Is making
daily, except Monday, trips to the re-
sort. leaving here Saturdays at go p.
M and other days at a. m. Monday
the St Johns will make one of her pleas
ant forty-mile trips on the river. leav-
ing here at p. m. and returning at IL
p. m Music and dancing are features
of these trips.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-04

pound. Fcr h.. 81. Cottonseed OIL per can. SIS.
CHEESE-New York. new. Ier h.. IS: fiat. per
lo.. 49, Swiss domestic. FER Ib.. "A do. foreign.
per H.. -
LIVE POULTRY-Heus, Per h.. Is; roostcrs.
rer h. Io1l. ducks. Ter ~. !2a3: turkeys cbpics.
ger ID. l2alS: do. ordinary. Is: spring laickens
ier In. laaaI.
GREEN "OoDS-Beans. per basket. 25a5o. do
Ter bbl. lJoa2O; lima beans. per qt.. .:
beets per bunch. !als: cabbage. new. per bbL. ga
ID; cantalcures. per crate. Ca2.D: carrots. .er
bunch. lali.: caulifower. per basket. 5oa75:
celery, doz: sa6o: crate. 2ooa5So; corn. new.
rer doz.. s'ls; cucumbcrs. Per basket. 2a50;
cymbiinss crlte. 2a5o eggplant. Per case. 75aloo;
kale. bbl.. Cato lettuce. per basket. 75al25;
do. Per bb.. .5Gl.2; onions, white FER crate. 5oa
10; new rer 30 bunches GOAL 90: okra. per crate
f5aoo reas. New York. rer basket c5alOo; peppers.
yer crate. irs0; potatoes. Ter bushel ha50; new.
Ter bh. l0oag5: radishes per 100 JnI.6J: perperS.
Ier bill. ,5al1; tomatoes. nearby, per box. 3aO.
FRUITS-Arples, new. Tsr bbl.. lO0aS.6; grape-
fruit. Ter box. iO0a5.0D; oranges. California. Ter
ho1. 300a5.00; reaches. Ter crate. l0al6D; phns
yer cra,e SAILS: pineapples. Ter crate. L2ja2 .
satermel0ns. each sa30
LIVE STOCK-Veal calves. Prime. Ter h. 9sal0;
90. medium. Ter ID. slsae; do. heavy. :; spring
lambs per h.. SEas.
HAY. STRAW. AND CORN-Hay. best timothy.
new. per icn. 500: mixed. per tJn. I2.Coa 40;
o!d hay Ter ton. 20.o5; straw. per ton. lo.0al2oo
wheat straw. Per ton. $50: corn. per bbl.. As.
SEEDS-Clover. crimson. Per H.. 9izal0; alfalia
tAmeT1can S-ownl. per H.. ls4; German millet.
per bushe!i Leo; timothy. pvr bushel -1oI
$40: sorghum. cine. per hushel. sslo: COW
peas. per bushe! letal.15 Maine grown seed DO
atoes. per :!Jeck sacks. us lbs. nett. 2.3
Wool ASD HIDES-WOol. wanhec. free Of
hurrs. per H.. IS: wool. uHwashod. PER h. 2
na: salt hides green. h.. Is; calfskins. green.
zach Goa IS
The Washington herald., 1915-08-04
Changes in Personnel.

The following changes in the classified
service of the War Department were an
nounced yesterday as follows:
Appointments under civil service rules-Ofice Of
Secretary OF War: John \. Brown. assistant tele-
Thcnc switchboard operator at 500 Roscoe Brinson,
clerk 81. The AdJUtant Generals CAIce:
Forest A Harness clerk at s. 90 Lyle T. AlveTsUn.
clerk at 500 Ofic' Of the QuareymasteT General:
Charles u. Meyer clerk at $500; Edward T. nilVers,
clerk at &JO. Office Of the Chief of Ordnance:
Lcuis W. huchler. clerk at 500.
Promo: :ions-O:'iCe of the Secretary of War: James
W. Pace. Iatcr-r ,c!assIfedl at $3.50 to watchman
AZ 50 Arthur II. johnson from assistant messen-
scr at $40 to ahoTCr at 500. The AdJutant Gen
erals office: samuel II. Baker. clerk. $1,000 10
s. 90; John II. Wright. clerk 30 81 400; John
r. J. Brooke. clerk N,oo0 to $40. Office Of the
Quartermastcr General: Donald p. Paxton clerk.
100 10 S4zO John II. Lyons clerk. 500 to 81 eco.
Office of the Caicf Of Ordnance: Harry {. Zinlmer-
man skilled dIaitsman from s.. 700 10 81 500 Ernest
c. Moriarty skilled Craftsman from Sl.1L9 TO Ssoc
Arthur r. NbitIOt. skilled craftsman. from 81. 30
10 81 500 Edmund :. Van Brunt. skilled craftsman.
fom S.icC to $40; William +. BeasIey. skilled
dIaftrman from $50 TO $l.iO0; Ors L. Beardsley.
skilled craftsman from $ 80 to Sio0; George VI.
MCCann. skilled craftsman. from 81 800 10 S.A0;
John W. Palmer. il. s&iled dra:tsman, from l,lco
to 10. Raymond .. EliasOn, mechanical drafts
man 8 go TO 81 20 John r. SiTnr-on. drafts
man from 4 900 TO & 30: !. |. FairChild skilled
draftsuln lruIa 81 GO 10 30; John II. Lawrence.
tIom apprentice dTaftsnan a. SD assistant
craftsman at $50; Earle V. Thomas. apprentice
prentice dTaftsInan, $50 10 $50; Hugo F. Ambrosi
apprentice craftsman. $50 to 500; Haylor Paulson
llborrr 80 To $50. Office of the Chief Of Eng-
ncers: ALE Y. DobsOn. clerk. $3.50 10 N.sOo;
William 7. Milstcad clerk. 100 TO $3.50; William
J. Edmunds clerk $40 to SI.4Oo; Rives u. Webb.
clerk 1850 TO Sl.2oO Frederick schnurT. il, clerk
500 n 81 40.
Reriguatioas- Office of the Secretary of War:
The Washington herald., 1915-08-04
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. Aug S-Cull mnney op7nrd at "a
pcr cent; high, psr rent low. IL per cent:
renewals. Il. per cent: last, IN per cent; ruling
rstes. IA per cent
light demand contiDues TO be rerorted. for
time funds and a result. trading in this class
OF commitments is inactive. Stock brokers are
filing their requirements mostly with cali money
anticipating no appreciable advances from the
present low price for some months % come wha:
demsnd there Is for time money is rrnsIally for
the longer u.sturties which carry over the end Of
the yea. Quo;ations for sixty days and ninety
days accommodation are largely Of a nominal char
scter.
Rates 24 to g. per cent for sixty days
~ ia pc- cent for ninety days and four months
to 81 per cent for five months, 81 to 81 per
cent for six months.
A h-mer tone has developed in the commercial
PAPER market and q limited amount Of dealings
naturities .or over the year have advanced about
u per cent Choice six month names raxsed more
readily at ~ 70 per cent. Prime sixty to ninety
d1y paper continues In demand at to 81. per
crnt There is sn extremely limited supply Of
the shorter maturities and competition for them is
more erikk since the banks willing to ACCEPT
the low rates for short periods
On the other hand most institutions hesitate
about tying up funds for five or six months with
the prospect fer an increased denaod Ter mcney
at better rate In the fa1l.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-04
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Aug. 2--MILLFEED- Strong business
IS h.ndered. Sruins brun. in 100 pound Sacks 3 %
70 arrive: STANDARD niddlinss. TO arrive. 0,5: red
dog. arrive. 500. winter wheat, in loo-pound
sacks. N arrive. 10: city bran. in bulk 2i.to
FLOUR-Steady; trading is moderate SnCins
patents ssaA7.1: spring ciesrs, slSa6+a soft
srra:rhts 10 arrive. 5ica5sS: Kansas strai.hts tc
arrive. in car lots. Mad 7s; ac1E for August t-
September. S5ca6.oD: new s,-irs patents. for Sep
:ernocr 20 November. 5.ycNS.-9. All quotations ay
on sack basis in wholesale lots.
RYE FLoUR-Stesdy: trade Is dull. Cord "a
ch0cs. 5eSLsso, in sacks New for September is
quoted at 500 TO SIS in sacks.
CoRNMEAL-St-crccr: demand is moderate
Kin-dried for export. 16a:s5. in sacks: coars
meal. in bags. LHal..3.
HsY-Receipts I.s3l rnus; steady: trade is quiet
Prime timothy. lso No. J. Is No. 2 l.J5al. 20; No
J. l.Ea.G: new. No. ]. snid to arrive. I.25
STRAw-Ecceipts. toas3 firm: light trade
No. re. 7osI5 esnts
PoRX-F1st; business is iuaciyo Ness. !7.ooa
.74: family. q .ocsteoc; elerr. ieoca2L0
SEEF-Stsady; demand Is lifeless Packet
Is5oaisao: family. ss0aIsso: e1t-a Irdi, mess,
-oDaAo
LARD-Fla.; demand Is limited Prime West.
EN-. SD: refined. continent. $40; South American
a6: refined Brazilian. IN kegs. loo6 besf stesrine
8 cents: lard steanne duh AT es cents
The Washington herald., 1915-08-04
COTTON MARKETS.

New York. Aug. After oreninS stronger at
an advance Of y to li points TO-DAY cotton weak
ened by Wall Street and pressure from local
sources. Buying by houses with foreign connec
tion absorbed mos; Of the sales in the late att
eTEcon and the tCne Of the market improved Cios-
ing steady at net gain # l to points The
= Hing aPTeared 10 he tased belief that much
Of the belt had been relieved by rains during the
lat two days and that the crop doins
we'll Much cotton i arriving here from Gulf ond
South Atlantic ports for expIrt. The arrivals for
foreign shipment today included l.5oo bales of
huters from savannah.
The earlier rrnness was due 70 strength at
Liverpool. where quotations were about unchanged
whereas declines Of seven points or more had been
expected
There good demand for the SPOT article
in the English market with the price unalteTri
I'D for mid NJ land Future there coSed barely
stcaGv at a Let advance Of AS points.
Liverpool a good buyer here taking about
lc ga b1Ie.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-04
RAILWAY ISSUES
gain, Then DROP
War Order Stocks Also Ad-
vance, But Tendency to
React Follows.
CLOSING TONE NERVOUS
Market Under Pressure and Leaders
Show Losses of One to
Three Points.
CLOSING TONE NERVOUS

New York, Aug. 3.---Thc feature %
the trading or the stock exchange to-
day was an advance IL many of me
war order stocks and leading rail-
ways.
Bethiehem See! rose points, to
26&, and advances of l and ? points
were made in Crucible Steel. AllIs
Chalmers. New York Air Brake and
maEy OTHER issues in that group.
United States Steel common advanced
SIS to eS rs, the highest price touched
IN more than 4 wear.
Rock Island was the feature OF the
railway list. rising l-2 to IA rs
The bonds OF the road have been in
good demand
Copper Stocks strong.
The copper stocks were strong and
active. Tennessee Copper opening is
higher al 80 Is. American Smelling
gained I-2 10 so I-2, and Anaconda 3-S
to II 5-S
Vigorous advances in the war order
stocks were again the feature in the
late afternoon. gains of from , to
over points being noted. Bethle-
hem Steel moved up to new high
record of PA, against 25S at the
close yesterday. Crucible Steel ad-
vanced points net. that stock selling
at a. California Petroleum maintain
ed its early gain of points. that
stock selling around 15 Il. New
York Central was active and strong.
selling up to 90 IL, against SS ga at
the close yesterday New Haven re-
ceded a point to SO and Reading IL
to 149. Republic Iron and Steel ad
vanced l Ia to ~ l-2, against AZ 3-4
at the close Yesterday
Money loaned at ! 3-4 per cent.
Nervous at Close.
The tone of the close was nervous
The market was under pressure and
the leading issues lost l to 3 points.
A general tendency TO react was in
evidence. The railway list dropped
nearly all its gain made around noon,
and some specialties that had been
strong broke sharply. Governments
unchanged; other bonds heavy.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-04

belt south Of Chicago and in other localities the
wheat is in the shnck. where Il must remain until
Old Sol faNC-s the country with few weeks Of
his rrestnce that III" gram he dried ~It and
! be ready for the th-cshinE machines
Not only have the Troiuors Of wheat but the
growers uf Ults. barley. and rye suffered TNTe or
less from the rains. On the other hand. the
flrner has teen helped by the warm and favorable
| Temperatures. but that Tiarr il NOW getting too
much moisture. The quality Of the wheat has hen
lowered and succeeding rain additional
loses from 5telhrc.
The closing Of tcday's wheat market looked
certain mp TO late hour the oTenlng Ot the
DaTdsnelleS. The average trader attempted to fo-
low the Zig sTecIatnTs in the market. but This
scented 10 te n ImlsssIhi!ity During the early
part of the sr7F0n the bulls gained control Of the
market and prices were advanced lali4C. The ad-
vance scented pleas the long, well those
who desired rut out hedges" AGAINST the
crop and consequently the buying power not
strong croI-h - absorb the offerings and sharp
rriCp reces>Ions resulted. CloSinIs for the day
showed lossss Of i-a4c and were only sake above
the lowest level.
Many in tie wheat market expect a week of
higher rrlces because Of the wet harvest hut these
same people 10 not care 10 accumulate lin. Of
of the futures
The seaboard reported cash sales of 30 CO. bushels
of wheat. which is a drop in the bucket when
the crop have raised is considered. There we're
no sales of wheat reported at Chicago
Statistics wc7e mainly bUlLsh OF which the re-
ceipts at Wes:-rn markets the leader.
Corn declined &C. while up isasc
Longs sellers Of corn. while shorts buyers
Of oats Cash slles were 1900 bushels of at
Chicago and IcS.Oo1 t,Ishes Of oats.
Longs in provisions sold large hcldinE- again
today. because Of the hea-;sh monthly statistics
showing large stocks 0f meals and lard at Chicago
r,a -1ca -I,. ,-z;Ga
The Washington herald., 1915-08-04
NEW YORK CURB.

New York. Aug. 3-Cramp Shipouildins. Inter
national Mercantile Marine issues and STANDARD
Motors construction the features Of today S
trading the outside securities market in point
of activity. but with the marine issues weak.
Electric Boat shares were qIieter than they
hive heen. hut prices we-e somewhat frTner The
balance 0f the speclalties were quiet AID about
st,adv.
Mining shares were in greater demand then they
have been recently and KenneCott Copper was agaIn
the feature n: this group, advancing a new high
level for the movement Greater animation was
also shown II B-aden Copper shares. but only
steady rrce tone was maintained. despite the III
creased actNirv.
Ecnds were almost entirely neglected
The Washington herald., 1915-08-04

Lewis A Pin1er wa.chmsn al SO. The Adiutant
Generals Office: William II. Pike assistant NEE
scnger at $40; Hugh Brewster clerk at a1O;
AdoiTh Sand5eTg. clerk at 81 .0c; Edwin 4. Roches
ter, clerk at 81 40 Office Of the Judge Advocate
General: Caroline F. 2. Wi.tenore. clerk 81. 30.
Office Of the Quartegmaster General: Virgil d.
Yost clerk at 500: Frank 2. Torbert IT.. clerk al
$40; Frederick D. Fletcher. clerk at 100. offioe
# the Chief of Ordnance: Louis W. kuchler. clerk
at
The Washington herald., 1915-08-04
CHICAGO GRAIN.

Caiagn. Aug. 5-rhe drawn cut and heavy rains
hsse virtually tied the hands Of the farmers in
slnoa svesy section q the gssst grain belts. r >
ceipts n wheat n Western markets were q 90
ts:shels, COMPARED with ,.Gs.oe bishsh last year
The Washington herald., 1915-08-04

packed ls: :aTy prints 1919 process butter. 2ia2s
EGGS-Maryland. Pennsylyania and Western
frs;s lT4; West Virginia nearby drsts ia; South
frsts lGaI7.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-04
The Safest Investments

Are iboss that do uor huctuat. ourtns ~.
tuIusG oppditions o. the Inuney OF stucs rn,~
sssA kTs; osoa VI unIss noiss l,r,r mott
gasssI. ~eu occurred On real esl.Ie il the On.
tr,et " Columnsa, constitute ''Eilt-odre-. IN.
sstmeutA They 90 not cepsnd upop IN.
erApoa! respons,b-hty Of ildiudt:aI, on cor.
pprstions tor their stability. and ara ..-r,,.
t-om uaxsticn as persousI pxupcrty. w. n.
supply rl-h .r,esfntats in anounts from -
epssrd. TEND for .Asosie.. -caaessniax Losn,
end inrNimerta'
The Washington herald., 1915-08-04

Total sales i4WO sha:es. against 592.e5s yes
tcrday Sc SO week $50. This cay year ago
the exchange was closed. From January 10 date
=. .G3ai, against IS. 80. or year ago
The Washington herald., 1915-08-04
SUMMER RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY.
GToN
ATLANTIC CITY.

Pacific and Arkansas Aves. Spacious
grounds adjOin beach and boardwalk.
Only medium price hotel where guests
may go from house to surf in bathing
attire without using streets. which is
prohibited Use of bath houses, with
attendant TO care for suits, IL free.
Running water in rooms. Fresh and sea
water baths. public and private. Spe-
ciaI rates, $50 and up daily; IS to
supplied from our own farm. White
Service. Orchestra. Tennis courts and
croquet grounds between hotel and
beach Booklet mailed upon request
PAUL c. ROsECRANS.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-04
New York.
New Nrleans.
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE.
Furnished by w. d: H.bb. & Co.

Furnished by w. u. H.bbs & Co.
SALES
Capital TraytIrn IS $50 at los.
Washington l:liluay - 81 go at SIS.
Potomac Electric Cons. S. s. go AT lcoS.
Capital Traction, | at 60
Washington Railway Tfd.. y at s2a..
Mereenthaler inotyrc. ; at ls0.
LArston Monotype. ii at 81.
District Na'ioIal Bank. At l25'4
After call:
Lans,on Moaotrrc. loo at e5 tB. 20, 100 at ss'.,
70 at 63I, IL aGl
The Washington herald., 1915-08-04
HOTEL ABSEC0N

Virginia ave. beach. FIREPROOF. Built Of
urick and stone Private baths. with rInnias
water. electric lights elevator to street level Az
all modern couTenienees Special early season rates,
$50 up daily; SEQ up weekly. 81 up Europesn.
Booklet O. ID. PAINTER
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Best Located Pvpuar Price Family Hste.
NETHERLANDS

New York Ave. 30 yards from Boardwalk. oysP,
looking lawn and ocean- Capacity. 100. E.ssa.os.
piyate baths running water. Special frre tea.
tuIes. lawn tennis court and dance hoor. Esthlns
from hotel: shower baths: RATES $n TO ~. %
WEEKLY; s. o. Up DAILY. American Plan Writs
for free bCoAiet and points OF interest Atlantic
CITY AUG RCHWADEIu
The Washington herald., 1915-08-04
TOURS.
CALIFORNIA TOURS.

Elite tour No. 3, personally conduct
ed, leaves Aug. II via Yellowstone Park
and both expeditions. returning via
Canadian Rockies.
For full information apply to c. B.
Wadleigh, 1919 New York Avenue. Last
tour. October s.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-04
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

Baltimore. Avg. ,.
STATE SECURITIES.
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0SEOR ID E

Pacific and AEkarsIs Ayes-. uear Beach Elevator;
running water in looms Windows screamed Bath
American rlan- Excellent table. Capacity, 800.
Booklet: MRS Z. RUNZ
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-14
JITBUs DRIVER PAYS
A FINE IN MOLINE

NrthaF Nelsou. "a Hf1as frtgrr. wee
gaeG Sfsa tsis @sralgf bv Magistrate
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mace. &alsaa was arrested Vesrrra
daV aaoH f1r gai1adlnE passengers
more tBaa two Feet fram ere egrb. Ne-
cordtaa Co Fhr ordinance fsr DRIVERS
must be roe more fAsa ts Iaesrs from
euro befare gniaaaIGs
Charles Peterson. e3s Ftfgv- sseget
street Maiiue. was arrested yesterday
on a dtsordertV charge tt was ctstss-
ct that hr stood ia "a doorway ot
street ear aaG refused t1 move ta Dc
other passesxsra aa ant became abEs-
I've wtra tbe eesdaetar spoke s9 EfH-
Friends lassrceGFt sad h~ was re-
leased thfs mera.HE with rur sEs-
pesded over hfs bead
Nxet tisvsas vas arrested -FsrTrts1
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