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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-19
FUND PRESENTED
RETIRING PRESIDENT

(specia1 TO The Richmond yirgiaian.D
Washin gton, . G. Dec. 1SA-Th0
largest and uost enthusiastic national
suffrage convention ever held here
came 70 an end today With the cleo
ton Of Mrs Carrie Chapman Gait, of
New York, president. Mrs. Gait rom.
nation YESTERDAY was almost urAni-
asousiy ratified a. todays session.
DR. Anna Howard Shaw. retiring
president and for years one III the
foremost OF tae causes vor Eers. was
elected honorary president and vas
presented With $4,000 so that she can
now work for the association all the
time for the rest OF her life
This mone5. together with a gift
% 50 500 from 4 private source. viii
be pad III shaw IN zen annual
sta1lments OF s3,250 each. Dr..
sha7's reception o. Bae uvaG4n ...,a
announceI ent. while contains y
very few words showed pla!afy her
deep appreciation ana emotion.
The budget as $50 600 for the next
year was pledged early today and
before adjournment WIS taken this
was made an annuity FOR the carry
ing or az the national campaign.
The association reease9 10 receivs
the Cor gres.ioral Union as sn at
fl!ated society beoaQs IT Is ant-
party policies.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-19
DON'T CARRY CASH;
PICkP0CkETS BUSY
-
Ldg ht.Fsnge-ad Gentry Making Hauls
of Christmas Cash Right
and Left.
ARE TRAVELLING N PAIRS
z. O. Laforg Relieved of Four Hun-
dred In Bills, While G. W. Rhodes
Is Out Sosid Cenn@y.

The polite last night were On the
looEout for c!ues which would lead
- the arrest Of thu persons who rob
bed Z . Latong 22s West Grace
Street, 81 ssbo Yesterday morning as
he mas entering the City Hall. The
police couI1 rot 10 much, however
As La1onE had M idaa how he was
robtad t-- hew tbs money was e1-
tracted from MS pocket
sooa after Latong made h!s COM
e.p!oys Of tae Hsnrico County Gas
Company. Of pro North avenue. Ear
ton Heights reported that picEpoegets
had relieved hin OF too
Goth men ware followed by p.sk-
iackets, 1.ho- saw then. draw money
from: banks Tie police alege that IL
vas likely the same thieves we're re-
spons.oie FOR both robeeries-
Lsfong had drawn raoney oo-s.stiog
IF 800 in SIC bills and 500 il. $50
bills for the purpose OF paving his
taxes As Ia started 20 enter the rsrth
streAt 1901 Of the building two leu
got around him,
The actions Of one Of the men we're
Sc peculiar tina, Lafong spoke to him,
The man replied that he vas Ill An
other pickpocket arrived and while
pretending to look after the supposed
" III man robbed Lafong.
Lafong discovered his loss very
shortly afterward and went to Police
Headquarters TO report It The money
vas taken from an inside coat pocket,
Rhodes told Detective Sergeant
Bailey when ne went 70 headquarters
70 report that he had been accosted by
two men and robbed. He gave the po-
lice . brief description OF the men.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-19
GERMAN PL0I1ER HAD.

letter boxes in Roenis's ONCE In the
Ham burg-Ame-icsn line building, AZ
1roAdw4y, and through the confeesi ons
. Of George Fuches. . distant relative
OF Koenlg. Fred Metsler. Koenlg's
private SECRETARY. and Frederick
schleind1. . clerk In the National City
Bank, wso was arrested today. the 20
lice under Captain Tuhney and the
special Investigators OF the Depart
.fnent OF Justice, under superintendent
Cffley. the devious trails leading to
Between forty and fifty men IN other
i it!es, and to. hundreds Of agents in
this city. have been unearthcd 1t
wac asserted today that arrests in this
and other cities NAV be expected from
day 10 day in series Of alleged con-
spiracies 10 blow UP mutation plants.
! munitien carrying ships to set fire to
ships ana plants
From a notebook found IN MetSler's
/. possesston. and iron. hundreds Of rrera-
oranda prepared for Koenig. the au-
thor,ties have been able TO follow hun
dyeds OF underground. labyr!nthian
trails to persons who are believed to
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-19

sengers and crew to escape. and must
see TO L that passen gers and crew are
put in places Of safety
Did Not Safeguard Passengers.
Although from the Austrian stats
ment the submarine which attacked
the Ancona gave warning. she dia not.
the American government is con-
Inced. give necessary opportunity for
the passeng gers to escape, and did not
see that all were placed In safety.
Inetead, the President and his ad~
vissrs insist, the submarine cornn1an-
der committed the absolutely Illegal
and indesensihle act of sinking the
steamer while persons were sull on
board. From other information OBJ
tanned by the department Il the form
Of aff!davits from, survivors,. a number
OF the passengers had been 60 seri-
ouslv wounded by the shell6re from
the submarine that they could not
move from the ship.
Early this morning Secretary Ian
sing sent "a the White House the pre-
timinary draft Of the uexi, and per-
haps final note of The United States
On the subject. Persons who saw II
declared that Il wss more emphatic In
tore, IL possible. than the original
Communication. That the President
approved It's principal feature or was
prepared TO approve il was indicated
by flat Statement made By nigh
asflcial tonight thai the new note VIII
refuse absolutely to consider Austria s
proposal for a discussion Of the facts
in the case. but will reiterate the
original American deraanda
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-19

in the United States. and the effect
produced thereby upon sentiment IN
Germany was probably more painful
han the American government knew.
A different impression might have
been produced nv the full text ot the
ri essage. but unfortunately that would
got be avaiia BILE in Germany until the
American ewspepers arrived by nail
a fortnight or three weess later. ex-
cept as II might Re taken with doubts
and reservations from the English
press
Confidential Communication Impossible
In the mea ntlme. confidential COM
Tz1uHtCattuu between the German EpT-.
eminent and It's diplomatic represer-
tsfives in the United Safes by cable
ar wireless Is i'm possible for reasons
which the American government
knows Message by cable must pass
through the English censorship and
messages in secret code BY wireless
are forbidden, Therefore. nislndlr-
standings are bound TO arise. while
expla nations ara often no circ1n.spect
or helated as to os not wholly eff
feetive
Apparently the enemies Of Germany
have succeeded in creating the i'm
preston that the German government
Is in some way morally or otherwise
responsible for what Mr Wilson has
characterized anti-Anericaa activities.
conaprehend!ng attacks upon property
ard violations of the rules which the
American government has seer At. 70
impose upon the course OF neutral
trade. T...s the German Cover nnaent
absolutely denied II cannot spacseal-
~ rerudiate acts committed by indi-
vi5uals over whom, If has no control
and Of whose movements and fnten-
tons II Is neither officially or unotfi-
cially informed, II can only say. ard
does NEST enphatically declare TO Ger
mans abroad. 70 German American cit
liens Of the United states. TO the Am
erican people, all alike. that whoever
is guilty Of conduct tending to asso-
ciate the German cause with law1ess-
ness Of thought, suggestion or deed
against life, property and order In the
United States. Is In faot IA enemy Of
Chat very cause. ana . source OF an
barrassment TO German government
notwtthstandin anything he or they
may believe to be tho contrary
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-19

have been concerned In destructive en-
terprlseo aimed as On aid to the Fa-
theri2nd.
A Center Of Infoyuation.
Enough evidence was sifted today
and p.eced together with facts that
have been gathered in this city and in
other parts of the country to show
that there radfated from Koenig. at
least. . wonderful! systau Of iaforna-
ton.
1t is recalled the Koents IL charged
with supervising one plot 70 do de-
structIve work. and It is hinted by the
Federal ofictals that in the coming
weeks stu others viii be unfolded
which will be credited to koenig, or
HE associates.
The great part Of the Information
that was brought out In the oren to-
day was tire part which Enaa.s PLAYED
in earnering facts from the Kaiser.
The manner In which this information
vas spread in the quarters where it
could be utilized for the heneh. of
Gsnany Will be set forth within a
short time There Is no doubt that
the trails, which. the authorities have
unearthed, led &c consular Offices in
this srd cth.r oittas.
Involved Banks and Police.
As for TIE clever manner in which
Koen!g gathered his facts---a method
that proves To the authorities that
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-19

Chattanooga. Tenn. Dec. 1S--An
annual trade Of $4,000, 600 is
awaiting the merchants and mann
facturers of the south. in South
America. n they oill ONLY go after
IL. declares Chss Lyon Chandler.
South American agent for tho
Southern Railway, Queen and Ores
cent, and Mobile and Ohio. who
has just returned from II .00O-
mile trip occupstnE SIX months.
during which he listed the nsinci-
pal cities of RrazI Uruguay, .Arsen-
tim, Chile. Peru and Ecuador. The
Drip was made entirely 1T the ex-
pense OF the railways Represented
by Mr.. Chandler.
REG GAINING THEIR STABILITY
The countries OF South Amer
ira,'' saws afr. Chandler "are. rtlrid-
Iy rcgaining their snanciaI stabil-
ltv. and are LOOKING 10 the United
States To supriY -tr wants, be-
tsuse Of their inability IN blls from
Europe Europe & pouring money
into South America especially
Argentina and Uruguay, for meat
and other foodstnls. ana this
money ss rs.ady to bn exchanged in
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-19
P. LORILI1ARD 90. SAYS
Is 100 HEAVILY taxed

Argument was heard b. Judge Rich
ards3n in the Eustings Court yester-
1av on tbs petition Of the ? Loriliard
Com paaY. which declares It IS aggr.e~-
SO BY certain personsa property being
entered against Il for city taxes on the
books of the com missioner at revenue
for 1915 The company declares 1t In
assessed erroreousiy to the extent OF
s2,279.Iz, and expresses wtlirg- ess
70 pay s7s3.40
In the petition & Is set forth that
the P. Lorilla-d Com panv ouzs all the
stock If the Federal Cigar Company
ana has owns5 II slrcs the dissolution
Of the American Tobacco Company IN
1908. TIE property involved IN tina
case is that IN the local plant OF the
Federal Cigar COMPANY
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-19
Your Grandfather

Nearly forty years ago in the days of the loose coats
the CANDY waiscoats and high collars your grandfathe
eatne Eerrs select his Christmas remembrances fol
family and friends He knew then you know now. tina.
name Of BERRY guarantee of style correctness
price fairness and quality unquesoned He brought his
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-19
And YOU

At this Christmas do better than to follow the
Example Of your sres in looking to Bery for gifts Of all
sorts It is practical Christmas and before
sensible articles appropriate Better come here toor
and make selections. The following suggestions
help you:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-19
Your Father

this store when the first pair pants to be bought
and thousands of fathersthe second generation Of
Berry customers in turn have educated their look
this old house for their every need in Clothing Furnish
ings and Hats.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-19

todays issue. but 1t will be published
tomorrow. Several inquiries have been
made during the past days regarding
the standings of the candidates. and
every one Is anxious TO see his favor
ties name occupy a prominent posi-
ton In tire list. 1t will appear to-
morrow. ana the names will be closely
punched. The fact that the race Is q
close. one only tends to add life and
increase the interest
Monday Tuesday and "Wednesday
great things can be accomplished and
1t Is expected that every one will make
determined effort during the final
daya. and the race will DO hard
fought one. See TO it NOW that you
get your share OF, Bargain Day sub
scriptions. 1t will be too late after
Wednesday midnight.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-19

1elved into mass Of ISoen!g,s papers.
ard who have received confessions
frcn both Fuctes. sn all Of koenig.
ana Hetzler, Koeniss private secre-
tary.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-19
You Can Find Gift for Him in This List
Gift Suggestions

Gift Suggestions
SILK SOCKS; put up Ia holiday
boxes of two pairs for 81. Per
pair 900
ISLE THREAD SOCKS; In
holiday boxes Of four pairs for
81. Per pair ...-....... Also
SILK AND VELVET SdARFS;
all the neweet shades ana
shapes Priced az SOC To $3.50
SILK sUsPENDERs, eeaut.ful
quality put up in fancy gift
boxes, al ................$ l.OO
3rUFFLERS; a gift that ~ al
ways acceptable: IN fancy
Christmas boxes, At $50 70 -
GLOVES; no better GIFT and none
more useful. Price S1.S0 to 43.71
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-19
ADMISSION MADE

Continued From First Page.)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-19
GERMANY REPUD|ATES

Continued From First Page,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-19
Gift Suggestions

HAND BAGS; from the best
manufacturers. Prices range
from $3.50 to SIS
RAINCOATS. all styles ana al
weights An ever welcome gift
Prices ..... $3.50 to $50
SMOKING JACKETS; best quality.
Prices range from $3.50 to SIS
sNoCKIyEFTE JACKETS; fun
Of comfort ana always useful.
Priced at .., B 30 to ST. 90
SWEATER COATS; splendid
quality. made full ana loose.
Priced at ... 81 to $3.50
BOYS. SWEATER COATS;
splendid line at ..... 41.60
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-19

As For the clever manner in which
Koen!g gathered his facts method
that proves To the auth critics that
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-19

sengers and crew te escape. and must
see TO Il that passengers ard crew are
put In places Of safety
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-19
LARGE RETURNS

Continue: FROM First rase
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-06-11
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,1uterbrohen fDrtge1ekt.
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ipDr0en.
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balten, aber 0as f1trdtbare Mrtiaf=
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aerihmetterte ieben 8iberjtanh=
@ried)et beiorgt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-06-11
&albmouo 1iegt+
8riteu anf @allipoliS pon Siir=
fen griluolib geiblagen.
2onopuer 8ertd)t iuioerlest.

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grtffe 1nleres re6ten 5liigelS er.
mirft. Nad0em er i6mere @erll1ite
erlittelt, tpnr6e ser. 5ein6 auf Der
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lungen 3uriidgeporfen."
(Derlelbe &f miro bon 2on-
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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-06-11
gaen Tim, M1inneoa i5reitae ben H. Stunt, 1915.

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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-06-11
sbarfer &roteit.
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Hrdlioenten @ilion.
@egen u9niitanta" zSlueelegeubeit.

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BON Oregon, in pel@er Organization
4S Deut1@e @ereine bss @taotes perz
tseten 1inb, baben ge1tern abeno Die
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beute befannt gegeben:
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uno ieines @taatsfetretdrs oabtn
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tief, baB ser prd1tbent 10 lpett eine
hprurtetlsfrete Befpre@ung Ser Mn<
geleyenbeit bur@ oen Rongreb ni9t
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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-06-11
ltlterpltnf6t+
2met Q(merifauerm lit 9resoeu
puroen Die Ydne ent5pgen.
6atteu @illpl1 fritiiiert.

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Gtaats0eporten1el1t fat 5lpei Sine
rifanerl1, Ste lib ougenblldlit) III
9res0ell Geutidlano> oufbalten,
Sic YGl1e ent5ogen uno ouf o1e1e
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heltldfein0li9e Bo!itif oer an1er1@
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}tGnoen i9dn1ten 8iirger Der Ter.
6toaten 3n iein.
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ten sic Bdiie entaogen, mnroe ge>
}ter1t bon Berlin geneloet, nno I'M
@taats6epartene1t mar man iofort
bereit, 5u erfIdren, 6aB es ii6 tat-
fa6li6 Inn cine 8eltrafnng Der
Mn1erifoner banoelte. 9ie @nt5te-
hnng ibrer 8alle bringt Die beioen
Mnerifaner in cine nnongenebme
Sage. 5ie biirfen es fann1 tpagen,
ouf engliiben poer onoern S9tffe1t
Sic @iidreiie nod gmerifa at!5utre<
ten, 6a sic @nglan0er BET Der Ste
pi1ion Ser @6iffe aud bie 8diie
iebr genan i1tipi5ierefl. Wan be-
ba1ptet bier, baB Die beiben r8e-
1traften" ii9 nit elmer 8eidmeroe
iiber 6as autofratiid)e @orgeben
oes @taatsoepartements an bic
9effe11tli9feit men6en tpollen.
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6ried)e,t befprgt.
&1ntg 8onitantins Beiinben auaebIid
11id)t 3nfriebenifeQenD.

2onbon, Z. SUM. Sin qeftern
mprgen befannt gegebenes 8uGetia,
oas bon ben Mer3ten bes RDniq Rpas
ftantin BON Grie9enlanb l1nteraeiahz
net tpllroe, befugt, bob bas sgrhrn
oes Rranten ouf iiber 1O4 @rab qez
itiegen tit. 8as rNeuter 8uredd.
19l1sBt oaraus, bob Der RDnig aem
5pDe nobe III. @roBe S9are,t bar
aellter : 1lmgeben ben poIaH lnb tpar~
ten geipnnnt unb in @prge auf bie
WerOffentliaung tpeiterer arantbeitsa
.beridte.
SIN algemeil1en ipirb IN Mtbea hsa
3uitanb bts RDnigs als ernR aber
teineSpees als hDffnunssIos nssse1e=
ben. Die Operation ipiro bon I'm
Mersten als .ernf, aber erIo oreid5 +
beaei4net.
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@panie1t NEUTRAL
&rieas. s.Mnse selesenbeiten ieQen
nitbt erDrtert 1uer0en.
Mieloung ans Wfaruffo.

M1aorib, z. sSuni, iiber paris.
Melbungen, bic aus Marotto bier
eingetroffen fino, belagen, oaB eine
Mbteilang ppn 2anbungstruppen
@telungen, bic bon ben Rebellen Der
Mauren in Der fpuni14en 3one be-
febt naren, eingenommen 5aben nnp
!peiter bprriider.
Sic {paniihe Hegterung bat Die
n1sife lit @panisn aufgeforbert. ole
gI5rterungen bon &riegsqngelegen=
a tsrssa iIen, {Il. lesra 90 i5ssrz m
Fdnonihe 5l1 bermeiotn, bie NIT Der
8epbqdtung frenger Neutralitdt III
&onflift tornme1 f0nnten. 9ie
@ouperneure Der peri9iebenen Proz
btr5en itnb ongetpiefen pproen, 0f.
fentlibe Ner1ammlungen 5u berbtez
ten, bic einberufen tperoen, I'm inter-
rationale Syragen gu erDrtern.