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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-04
WAR Brides IN MARKET
SUBSTANTIAL LOWER
Otherwise There Is Strong Under.
tone, Following Fairly
n Profit Taking.
RAILROAD SHARES POPULAR
Weakness of Bethlehem Steel. Which
Declines 81 Points. Attracts Attcn-
ton and Serves to Unsettle Conn-
dcncc i'm War Stocks.
by nRoIDAN WALL.

NEW YORK, November 5.-FNc"pt TO-
the war brides" which were su'S'&n''"E
""eF' INC genera S'''N "'.' nv
S,rohs nhHeF'o"' to-day '''''N" 800
lover. ow,ns % -o,,,-ine sales. hu; The rail.
"N ~ -, o-.,,,-
earnings earn we-e IN 5000 8emsnd throughout
F. thc session ,,,., ,,o r,us
c, me NARY tafi,r a, nav rieh ice
Tn. war io';s wCro hayy F1, ,oiy, ' ,,,6To
man :, any S'MI'Na - ne " 49,,
p"i ,,r3,,S g" ,o1 me a<s,orsI ana w., ,aui,ri
,, NJ ',.'r ,"r' ~, ~, ,oy rcir.s ciost-r
in many instances. Win net rinS ms
9ieStt ncnr tn loT ,Sy"i-, We :, En~SS o'
Srthlehsal Hts.l NHl-h y"-n' % ,rr,s.,.in
confidence in 'hs VIZ Sr"rHS EGnSrTE'' ~
brokers .6n"'t ErrHr.. ~, m. lis
50 "a; eo1:irna''7r %; me inward move
'nr". & "NT".'". 49,
The af.,a Tas,-r. ,er, lrcr--sd
'n-o"E, So, -. 80, -r,-.,. .
fI 1I '$.,-...,,- r,.r ,re so, 81. ,,o-. ,a,n
IN CcnTs ,.E !. w.,
-,...,t..s -, ~ f~sf3n-s y..-a .s-,r7iac'.
fo- 90, nr5 .he, no ot ,ho insiders wAo
49,, go SO ss,.-ar n, irlIa.i ,5ayiars in
!s "a" ~ f'7' '"''''''''
'"s 80, mn ~, ut, 5i-.,.o-s Me-, to-
morrow to- consids- lie resl,,,p,to- 81 aiv!-
49, -, ~, tr.r,,,I- s.ort .-hs v.-ita-
49, ~. GO. -. directors ar IN
t Il - ss,r,.s,- ,ii,-,
49, ~ -. ro,,.,-- ,,,ii. c,h.-s ~. no..
nithnngh no co,n,,ry a9-rer s'.ov. p.r
80, nr ..n .o,,,-n, = l-as IN 40 ,art fSra'
ve,,r on TIVE W. s.ncp ,,.ai ras-'y ro:n..
;oSor
C.n;r,, 1,,.,,- .,.,e slightly lower al
,hcrrb a,-:c.o-e f.-l--.d "a dividend q.
-. ~, ,rc-e-e. 81 rs- cor. %, n.
So R,,,,,r y. no sfoS, vss said % 30
81 III. host kind a,i in zr,ic!ya-!u- o: NJ
beginning Of pav,ncn,s - Shareholders or
:. om.r,er,v hss!s
The decline in crgese Sc Of u. 2r' ;sa7
,n-is =, osrinr TO- no 'esi So, yez-
Which .hey.od no. -,-oata g.. a 90 % a. crf--.
e. n,5 osa In m. ,,-nvlous Twelve mouths
Sur,,ins fnr ,he last f,s,al year wa. s:C75.-
55n against a deficit of :T3I @5l Tor The MO
vious twelve months. owners ~ NO stock
were more Interested In tho announcement.
nv Tho ro,,r,ny mat contracts covering all
r. dosrrint,cns a, e;o.l intended for ~ruut-
tinns anoun, To- not NOR. thln sl7.rr' 90 q
tu-ns
r.i,ro.d conyo,,ihio bonds continued - be
IN demand "a; higher prices Tho frs mort
,.nrc bonds nj I1.,krt,p, ,rorar:!cs wee also
birbcr as wcr, m"-,rq,. telegram ana
rniopronc convertible So
Srv. work %oy.r,h-r 2-t.nfa .or.b'a
silie for ,o.6ny's nervous ana urs"',rst
s,,a.,., ~, ,,,ox ~ no yri-isS pro
mar ci M, yir,,,nI nd,',is,i"n o.. ,ho
fn;Iur, -, ~. lilies in tho parianeIes ana
the continued success Of IN" Teu,onc. torses
siSs Of Am ~ veg Trris,ry ~" ''
with -cs,.rf;y's elections were not SORT
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-04

NEW ORLEANS NOVEMBER 9Th. ,.o--
Ton market ruled steady today ana while
y i-!' h;':e selling pressure. declines were
narrow. and ihs yet results !o- the DAY
were = los O: only 20 points fsuilish
i:tc's G lined The rcac;!on had run its
course. These claims brought ii fresh huy-
!n- orders or ~" declines - n. lowest
r. 1i7E months were IL - = points under
yesterdays final :EU-ss
Good weather was ha7-ish argument,
nut was onset by kilograms ;hat sro.-
holders were -ef2sirc - me-, ,he decline
III :uiurss. srd that The crop in many
p.ttlo;s %: the South was riaued IN spite
q 'uiasn assertions -srar:!7c ginning the
I rNwoT Ma; q private NGres- coming ru:
Win p report az ..i'.'r s-lss Fi-aed 10 the
enc o; pc;cter. caused TIE selling which
the day.
Tn market. closed vt.y steady =; DE-
ellie @: - ;c:ntz-
peccmHe-. iii': January :isz. March. lrs5.
" ~. 90 July. III SPOT cotton. quie:
+ >" points - >aies = IT, spot bales
~ .r,Ive - h.les N!tttl.r &C.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-04
MANY DELEGATES ATTEND
DIOCESAN BOARD MEETING
Especial to The Timos-D,sn,

T1TVETdT 20 i TIC 7 Tmcs- DlSpatCh.1
ALEXANDRIA,, VA, November g.
More than 100 delegates are attending
the twenty-ifth annual meeting ~ .l,o
virginia diocesan board OF the Worn-
ans Auxiliary of the Episcopal Church.
which convened to-day IN Christ p =.
Church, and which will end it's ses-
sions tomorrow afternoon with the
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NFw YORK rRoDrCE MARKET.

$i,W YORK. Nov"-sce- --T'er-. Pho No.
20. futures. a--7 December .sl: NAY
80 Raw '-et-. EASY; e-r.-;t-K-l 80.
l."IaSses SO Refined I'm Butter steady.
Cu'tcrs~ct oil vas =asy u-te- Increased
h"uE- pressure. Iowa. crude markets and
.lG.'tatloH OF n Va Enes- IL cotton FINAL
'rl'ts We N - = .0!r-s --t io"e- m.
ma -. closed f--u: Hc.- Tt"1.;.. %ov.rn-
81 800 : c+c@--..r. ---H17--.. January
fiFfJ7.i+. F-hr-sr" go u N.-rr So
80. *p-si -',--.-:- .rzy $50 ~.
,.'a.fI.'' .J-z. ~ -. ;. 80 barrels
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BY j. d. CARNEAL G. SON
and
CHARLES *. WILLIS G. co
Real Estate Auctionecrs.

ny virtue of a certain deed Of trust
March 20. 1914 and recorded In clcrk,s
Office OF Richmond CITY ChancnrS
court, in ID. 'B. 226-B. page 3s2. default
having been made in pnymcnt Of ~
portion OF the debt thereby secur.d
ana being required by the beneficiary
therein so 10 do. we Will. on
MONDAY. NOVEMBER s. 1915.
at $3.50 O'clock T.. NJ
on the premises. zoo South R.oo,
street. proceed 70 sell at public az
tion the following described nronertv
therein mentioned:
Commencing Mt point distant "A
Zee, north OF tho intersection OF tho
northwest corner Of Chan!n and Reach
streets; thence running northwardlv
aIonE the west line OF Beech Strect
ana fronting thereon % feet. and rum
hihS back wcstwardly from said front
and between parallel lines So feet
inches.
TERMS: Cash sufficient, TO nav nj,
costs OF sale. taxes and insurance m
day or sale and a debt OF sTo3O and
credit as TO 40 monthly instruments of
vi! each. the first to become due De-
c"mber 6. 1915. and n residue to no
paid In one year, with interest but
subordinate to the other credit nav
'nenis and TO be secured by n deed ~
trust on said property. or for all cash
AT the option OF the purchaser
j.. SITTERDrNC;,
j. y. CARNEAI,
CHARLES *. WILLIS,
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Ask Mr.. Bowman

Before making reservations or DUR
chasing X. II. or S. S. tickets ELSE
WHERE
He is Ticket and Tourist Agent for
c. Q. Ry., Old Dom. S. S. Co., NJ. s:
NJ. t. Co. and all Atlantic and Pacific
$. S. Lines.
He can probably save you money.
He furnishes TRAVEL WITHOUT
trouble to all Parts Of the World.
Hotel and Free Information Bureau.
Phone Randolph ASST. No trouble to
give information.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-04
BY CHAPLIN & JUNE. INC,
Real Estate AIctionccrs.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
THE BRICK DWELLING No. 1919
WEST CARY STREET.


In execution OF certain deed of
trust to the undersigned trustees. dated
April 20. 1912. recorded in the clerk s
office of the Chanccry Court OF the city
OF Richmond, in Deed Book 2i5-A, page
1877. we Will, at the request OF the bcne-
fciarics, there having been default in
the payment Of the debt thereby Sc
cured, sell at auction. on the premises.
on
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 4. 1915.
at 400 o'clock T. NJ.
the above numbered housc and lot.
The improvements consist OF n we'll
built brick dwelling house of about six
rooms and bath.
The lot fronts 90 feet on the south
side OF Cary street. between Randolph
and Harrison Streets. and runs back,
between parallel lines, I2o feet to an
alley in common.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay the
cost and expenses OF executing this
trust, including the trustees commits
sion OF per cent, and all taxes. lcvics
and insurance premiums, II any. now
unpaid and also Il ratable proportion
OF the taxes for the year 1915. and to
tcrcst thereon from April %. 1915 to
day of sale. and the residue OF the pur-
chase money is TO be made payable, in
equal inStallmcnts at one and two
years from November !. 1915. to DO
evidenced by the purchasers notes
with interest added and secured by
deed OF trust on the said property, or
for all cash, 10 said residue. at the
option of the purchaser.
J.. w. MCNEIGH.
w. i. GLlNN
Trustees.
CHAPLIN G. HUME, INC.
AuctioneerS.
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CUICAIO GRAIN MaRKET

CHICAGO, November 3-Announcement OF
large Increase OF the worlds available
supply started selling movement that
more than Offset an early bulge &c. dag In
tn" price Of wheat. AS a result the market
"los-' heavy &c 10 NC Down. with December
at io'is. and May at SL04S. Corn lost
a shade 10 sc. and oats. kGH.c to re In
provisions the outcome was unchanged TO
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e c,T.,,: WI, southern nerke,~ were OF,

NEW YORK. November 3-Po-i movement
-M.sdine NS2e. Sales, 2ro bales; stock.
Total today :: all por;s-Ne: -.ceir.s. q
- oaleS eNro7is. 1898 bales; stock. s2s.-
Total :or wesk-Ne; r>eei7,s is'l5S bales:
To'al :or seasor-Se; receipts es,l.ssI
bales; exports. iS-s5e- bale,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-04

MARKET CONDITION.
Poultry-Chickens. very scarce and oc.iv.
7 receipts light: hens. market I'm splerdId
shape. receipts light Eggs-Scarc. and
wanted: outlook higher. 3utter-Mnrknt
tlru. receipts light. Neals-Scnrce and want
ad. Cattie--MarFet in fair shape rece.nt.
heavy. Ratbits-Markct In good shane
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-04

MARKET CONDITION..
Owing 70 warm weather and heavier re.
re!pts the market has been easier for pas,
several days. With cooler weather look for
good market
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BY AUCTION.
No. 24O7
Grove Avenue

House will be open Thursday after
noon and Friday morning for inspec-
ton.
RICHMOND TRUST & SAVINGS CO.
Real Estate Department.
Main and Seventh Streets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-04

DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING No.
402 EAST LEIGH STREET.
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INV W. - IreHsnlW & Col
Richmond Va. November !, 1915.
Apples.
Fancy, large, red. per Dbl ..............S z 90
Fancy. large green. per bbl.......... rs
Red. stripe. per Dbl ...................... Is
Fancy Duchess. per bbl................... 2 20
Fancy crab per bushel... q
Pears.
Fancy Bertlctts per bbl................sto 90
FaLcy Seckels. per NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 90
Fancy Bartletts. per pushel... ......... 90
Fancy Seckles. per bushel.............., on
t"rcy Icconte. per ool.......... / a
Fancy kieHer. per Dbl. .................. IS
Fancy Clapp's FavOrite. per bbL........ On
Peaches.
Fancy, Freestone, per crate...........S IL
Fancy yello~s. per half bushel basket 20
Fancy whites per ha III bushel basket. q
Dnnihons.
Fancy. blue. per bushel.. ............31 25
Grapes.
Fancy Delaware. four pound basket
per basket Observation-Disclosures. Il
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uF VALENTINE AUCTION ~
~ PHONE MADISON 1905
eIe EAST BROAD S
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
STOCK OF WALL PAPER. LADDERS,
TRIMMER. DESKS. IRON SAFE,
ETC.
Pursuant to an order of tho District
Court of the United States for the
Eastern District Of Virginia. entered
the matter of George H. Ganzert. bank
rupt. trading as George Il. GanZert &
Co. will sell, on the premises.
No. 107 East Main Street,
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4. 1915,
at 3 o'clock Il. NJ,
stock of Wall Paper, Eclipse Wall
Paper Trimmer. lot Ladders and
Boards, instantaneous Water Heater
and Boiler, Stationary Washstand
Roller Top Desk, Flat TOP Desk, Iron
Safe. Chairs, Linolcum. Display Racks
and Bins, etc.
E TERMS: Cash.
THOMAS o. MOSS.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO.
Auctionccrs.
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Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York

lo.N0o 'Allis-Chalmers ......
$500 Allis- Chalmers. pfd..
400 Am. Az. Chem, COM.
400 Am. Beet Sugar. com. .
1900 American Can.
400 American Can. pfd..
1890 Am. Car and Foundry. u.
$50 Amer. Cotton oil.
400 Am. Hide and l.. pfd.. =.
1000 American Linsced Oil. .
5.6oe American Locomotives. u.
100 Am. Loco. rfd. 800.
$500 american smelling.
American Snuf. com.
1000 American Sugar. $500.
$1,000 Am. Tel and Tel. Co.
200 Am. Tobacco. conn.,.
zoo Am. Tobacco. pfd.
1000 Anaconda Copper 49,.
500 Atlantic Coast Line.
\. {. l.. OF Conn.
$500 Is. and O.
500 Beth. Steel Co. com.
1900 Beth. Steel Co. pfd
36.l00 Baldwin Locomotive.
2?.ioo Brook. Rapid Transit. g.
$500 Central Leather. com. E.
l1.l0O Canadian Pacific ...
200 California Petroleum.
,'NN| ' btSsi pea nc anu 'lllt =.
800 chi. Great Western.
$4,000 Chi. Great West. pfd. :.
2.2oo Chi. Mil. and ST. Paul. :.
$4,000 Cru Steel Cor, com. -.
300 CruCihle Steel. pfd.
300 Col. Fuel and Iron. -.
HOO Col. and Southern.
lI.iQe CONSOLIDATED Gas ......
$500 Corn Products. com.
200 Den. and Rio c.. com.
"',-uu ERIE ..........
5000 Erie. lst pfd. ....
Fed. Min. and SIN, pfd. :.
1900 General Electric ..
S.tun Goodrich. com. ..
zoo Great Northern. pfd 49,.
>.lv" Great Northern ore CTS.
500 Illinois Central ....
200 lnterhoro- Met. ........
Inter. Nickel ........
zoo Inter Harvester. com.
$4,000 Int Ncr. Marine. pfd..
200 International Pa0cr ....
1900 Inter. PAPER. pfd.
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HItHM.'>D PRODUCE MARKET.
NkGlc,al- 0nntatlons

- ~ = IT ZION CD
=. ---rc-. -. November 3 1873
Live Pn.ilttI
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VIM u. PIZZINI COMPANY,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
I23 East Main Street.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
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CHAPLIN e. HUME. INC.
AuctionecrS.
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HIDE AND WOOL M>Rkrr
RICHMOND FRUIT MARKET.


MARKET CONDITION.
E!dts-Eery dull: likely to GO low
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-18

FINAL STEP IN RECOGNITION
OF CARRANZA ON TODAY
Washington, Oct. 1s.-Final step
in recognition of Carranza govern
ment in Mexico was taken today.
With U. S. taking lead in formally
acknowledging establishment OF new
defacto government, delivery of note
this evening by Secy'y of State Lam
sing to Eliseo Arredondo, Carranza, s
representative here, was plan agreed
upon.
Similar notes to ATTedondo was
form of recognition scheduled by sew
eral other Latin-American countries.
Other South and Central American
nations will send new credentials to
their diplomatic representatives al
ready in Mexico City.
Immediate establishment of an
arms embargo on the border is
planned. President Wilson's procla-
nation was drafted and was expected
to be issued late today.
Plight of Gen. Huerta, held for
trial at Fl. Bliss on charge of Violat-
ing neutrality now becomes more Sc
rious. .Carranza is expected to de-
mand his extradition for trial on
charge of numbering former Presi-
dent Madero. Huerta will probably
be delivered to Carranza if this gov
eminent is convinced of Carranza's
good faith to try Huerta, not as a
political offender, but as an alleged
murderer.
GUATEMALA Is ON VERGE OF
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-18

CYRUS TOWNSEND - DUE ~
GET HIS FROM THE WOMEN
New York, Oct. 19.-The Rev. Cy-
rus Townsend Brady was due to re-
ceive some warm retorts today, hay
ing told the congregation Of st. Ste
phen's Episcopal church that wom-
ans desire to vote was an insult to
man and to God
'1t is an insult to men because it
is an effort to usurp duties imposed
on men in the scheme of creation"
said Rev. Brady, "and it is an insult
to God because it is an effort to enter
a sphere for which the Creator did
not intend woman.
woman is a creature of impulse,
man of judgment. This is the mental
basis of the sexes. History proves it
We laugh at the nose ring, the fiat
tened forehead, the tatooed cheek,
the feathered head of the savage No
savage woman ever wore a corset, a
high-heeled shoe and stuck on her
head the atrocities for the concoction
of which you pay great prices. Can
you imagine Venus so adorned?
Woman must break these shackles
before she should vote"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-18
GUATEMALA is ON VERGE OF
NEW REVOLUTION

Washington, Oct 10. - Guatemala
is today on verge of another reVolu-
ton. Information in possession of
state department confirmed reports
of increased revolutionary activities
against President Estrada Cabrera
and of juntas in this country.
Danger Of Carranza becoming in
volved in Guatemalan situation was
admitted today by state department
officials to be serious.
San Francisco exposition has 3d.
600 exhibitors in charge Of 400, 200
exhibits.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-18

SAYS BOTH SEXES SHOULD BE
FORCED TO HELP IN WAR
New York, Oct. 18.-Mrs. Harriet
Stanton Blatch, president of women's
political union, has changed her
mind. Mrs Blatch formerly was one
of strongest advocates for universal
peace, universal disarmament and
nonpreparedness.
Back in New York today from a
two months study of conditions in
Europe, Mrs. Batch said she was
heartily in favor of CONSUMPTION.
81 have come back convinced of ne
cessity for universal compulsory mil
itary service" she said. Both men
and women should be forced to help
in time of war"
1000
Cornelius Leblanc, Irish labor lead
er, will speak on Irish labor move
ment before Dyehouse Workers
union at 1908 W. Taylor ST., at 9 to-
night. E1erybody admitted.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-18
TEMPLARS TO PAY TRIBUTE
Memory of William ]. Milligan Will
BE Honored Tonight.

DE IlOlOISu lOIllBhIs
knights Templar from all over the
State to the number of more than 1000
will take part in n tribute to the men,
ory of the late William j. Milllgan, past
grand commander of the Grand Com
mandery of Pennsylvania, tonight. They
will march from the Masonic Temple to
Lu Lu Temple at Broad and Spring Gar
den streets, where the ceremonies will
be held.
The presentation of life-sized paint
ing of the late past commander by the
Knights of Mary Commandery. No. S6,
of which Mr.. Milligan was a member
will be the purpose of the exercises. The
portrait is to be hung in Masonic Temple.
but so many applied for admission to the
unveilng that 1t was decided to hold the
ceremony in Lu Lu Temple
T.. Sir Paul j. Pontius, n past COM
mander of Mary Commandery will pre-
side. Addresses will be made by Il. Sir
j. Henry Williams. of Corinthian "Cnas-
seur" Commandery, No. SO; r. Il. Sir A.
Howard Thomas, of Philadelphia Com
mandery, No 2, and Sir Knight John
Wanamaker, of Mary Commandery, No.
SO, who will make the presentation speech.
Il. Sir William McCoach will unveil the
portrait
The musical program will be directed
by Sir knight Gilbert Reynolds Combs.
Sir Knight and Rev. j. G. Wilson will
deliver the invocation and Sir Knight and
the Rev. DR. Charles NJ Boswell will ask
the benediction.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-18
SHORE SOCIAL LEADERS
IN SUFFRAGE CANVASS
Atlantic City Women Planning
an Actual Campaign for the
Right to Vote.

ATLANTIC CITY, May ts.-shore So
ciety women may join issue with Com
modore" Louis Kuehnle. political ruler Of
the resort in the good old days" In a
spectacular campaign to capture Atlantic
City for suffrage This report caused
no little excitement today, following an
announcement that the Atlantic City
Suffrage Club, Of which Miss Lulu Hub
bard Marvel. president Of the exclusive
Entire Nous Club and social secretary Of
the Atlantic City Yacht CLUB, is presl-
dent, has accepted an invitation to pre-
gent their cause before the Young Mems
Republican League. This body is all
that remains loyal of the great organlza-
tion which formerly responded 10
Kuehnle dictation
Mrs. l.. f. Feickert, of Plain1eld. pres
ident Of the New Jersey Suffrage Asso-
citation, Is coming here to present the
cause In the most effective light before
the political body. Miss Marvel, prob
ably also will be among the speakers.
Shore suffragists will launch their cam
paign proper at big meeting Wednes-
day night in the auditorium of the Pub
lie Library, the use of which has beeL
obtained through Mrs Allen Brown En-
dicott, wife of former Judge Endicott,
and president of the library directors.
This meeting, the first of series OF
weekly gatherings until the fight Is
opened more vigorously with daily at
tacks upon the ramparts of opposition,
will mark the appearance as a suffrage
orator of Mrs Mary North Chenowith.
Mrs. Chenowith, an Atlantic city girl, Is
a graduate of Swarthmore and took
degree at oxford, being the third Amer
lean of her sex to be so honored.
Services of many noted speakers for
the cause have been rendered local work.
ers for the campaign to be waged on
the Boardwalk and beach this sum-
mer.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-18
MERCHANTS HEARTILY
FAVOR PROGRESS DAY
Representatives of Many Or
ganizations Indorse That
Feature of National Fourth.

Representatives of business organiza-
tions in many sections of the city have
expressed a desire to cooperate in the
proposed progress demonstration which
has been suggested as part OF the ma
tional Fourth of July celebration
As the plan has met with the approval
of the Directors of the various city de-
partments, who are considering the adj
Visibility of preparing exhibits to show
the city's progress, many OF the neigh
borhood organizations have expressed a
desire to participate In the event and
show the progress made in their respec-
tive sections.
That the proposed demonstration might
not Interfere with the regular Independ-
ence Day ceremonies on July 5, 1t has
been suggested that July be officially
named as Progress Day. AS n large num-
her OF distinguished visitors are expected
here, 1t is contended that this would en-
able them to see the historical ceremo-
mics, witness the progress parade and
visit points of interest Furthermore, the
proposed parade would not interfere with
the various neighbOrhood celebrations as
arranged by the Safe and Sane Fourth
Committee.
This plan will be considered by the city
orhcials during the present week, and
there is a possibility that all neighbor-
hoods in the city will have an opportunity
TO show how far they have advanced.
Efforts are being made by n number of
prominent business men to induce Gov
ernor Brumbaugh to review the demon
stration, which will tell the story OF
Philadelphia.