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Emerson.
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Man is but a reed, the weakest in nature. but he is
a thinking reed.-Paseal
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-20
ATLANTIC CITY HEARS
WATER WAGONS RUMBLE
Hosts of Anti-sa1oon Leagucrs Plan
nang 90 Descend on Jerseys
Great Resort
PHuAL RATES AT HOTELS
Tyainloads az Delegates May BE
Taken For a Call ON President VIII
SON on July 10. in "Dry'' Interests

fspec,al TO The Richmond virgtnianl
Atlantic City, y. j., June Is. - The
tumble OF the water wagon is oeine
heard more and more distinctly in this
city by the sea as the Anu-salcon
League forces are marching THIS way
fer the greatest temperance gathering
OF the worlds history.
The fact that the AntiSaloon League
Of America more than two years az
made IFS. arran gements 30 lease the
Million Dollar Pier. including its fonT
great aaditeriuus Indicates the fore
sight Of those who srs helping To neA'
such terrible body-blows to John bat-
le%corn- -.
Representatives Of the National
Anti-Saloon League have made repeat
ed visits TO Atlantic city In the intet.-
est OF the convention and special ar
ransemen.E have been made for the
appropriate accommodation If dele
rates ana visitors. Most OF the hotels
have made special rates. which are pub
lixhea In a very attractive folder 81
sue6 By the convention committee. at
wex,eryille. Ohio. National League
headquarters. which may he had upon
application.
Speakers Of natiopal note like Can
tafn +. 2. HaaFnn. pr sam Small, eN
Governor Patterson, General Superin-
tABdsnt r \. Baker. Hon Daniel a
Polling. NJ. f. H. Cherrington. and
others, will be heard. \ number -
Governors and former Governors Mill
alse address the convention. The ten
tatfve program OF the convention. now
about ready for distribution, indicates
that there will Re no dull moments
from the time the curtain rises until
the closing scene.
One thing associated with the con.
vention appears 20 he arousiug IN
usual interest. viz, the plan - thke
tra4nioads Of delegates down 70 Wash
instor. July 10. and call upon presi-
dent Wilson in behalf 81 national pro
htbificn There are those yet living
who recall the march of ths Commute"
OF One Thousand up Pennsylvania Ave-
nue.. nearly TWO years ago. and their
appeal TO Congrsss for the Shepherd
Ecbson amendment. Tsnv are won
dertng about the next march or July 10
TO tbs white House.
I. is understood thar each church.
Sunday school or Temperance oreanlza
ton is entitled 20 send AZ least orr
delegate. and Il is reported that MANY
ststAs are vary active In the selection
OF their delegates AS delegates are ap-
pointed they are advised to comruri-
cate with the convention committee al
westervtile. Ohio. ard procure a crs-
Dental card which gives ali the privi-
ieges CT the convention, including en-
trance TO the Million Dollar Fier and
SIS auditoriams. The charge Of 81
10 only nominal and is intended to help
Pay the expenses OF the convention.
But the holder wifi receive bound
copy OF the proceedings Of the con
vension. the price o. the book alone
being 81, Early Application to the
rnnvArttor royn r77ffsAs will save dela.
gates much trouble and confusion after
arrival At Atlantic CITY. although a
competent convention committee will
he on hand TO yender every possible
assistance 80 those who attend the con-
0ention,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-20

LIOt1 1d4S-J
the United States As her officials look
toward these shores they see accumu-
lations of millions awaiting invest
ment. They see thousands of wealthy
symrathizers with the fatherland ready
to give the helping hand in the yellow
metal unless this Government stays
them. as II would II the country were
in a state of war with Germany.
Cool Thought and Conversation.
Consequently there are signs to ad-
mirlistration officials here OF re-
sumption Of cool thought and con.
versatton in Germany, applying TO the
United States at present.
The President and hts advisers are
gratified Mt the prospect that naval
and military hoffreRds in Germany
may not be able to control the note
that will come to the administration
In reply u the recently forwarded
second note on the Lusitania Incl
dent and submarine methods gener-
ally.
This glimpse Of Germany holds out
to the United States the prospest OF
a peaceable settlement OF differences
that has not been In evidence at any
time since the controversy arose. The
administration will 1t Ii believed, be
willing for Germany to take plenty OF
time for her final answer. as time
may bring still further evidence OF
Germany's calm consideration of the
serious possibilities confronting her
from this side OF the Atlantic.
President Leaves the City.
President Wilson - Gciug~ 10 Aaye
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-20
AMERICANS DISQUALIFIED
,,,.s. TO ACT As PEACEsNlAKERS

Berlin. June 1e.-via London, 1920
p. M-The Morgenpost. commenting
on a dispatch from Washington to
the Cologne Gazette, setting forth that
the question of peace Ia being dis
cussed says that Tmericans know full
well that the self-constituted peace
maker never is welcome; consequent
~, he is not likely to force hts advice
where IL is not wanted.
DIR. Ignaz Jastrow professor of po-
lttical economy in the University of
Berlin discusses in the Tageblatt the
imposstbiiity OF accepting the United
States as an arbiter so long as Amer
leans deliver weapons TO the oppo-
nents of Germany.
I'm so much as every State can for
bid the export of arms" the doctor
says. 1--WE wonder how Americans can
fail to see that this lie prolonEing the
war, and how they can believe 1t Is
possible for them to act as peace me-
dtators."
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-20
ARCHIE ROOSEVELT
FINED FOR SPEEDING
Lost His Way and Was Trying 10
Make up for Lost Time When
Halted,

New York, June 1a,--Archie Roose-
Welt. the twenty cne-year- old son of
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt, was fined
AS by Magistrate House in the West
Farm Court today after he pleaded
guilty to speeding at the rate of
thirty-nve miles an hour on the Bos-
ton post road last night.
Young Roosevelt did not have the
money and was I'm quandary as TO
how 10 get il, when Motorcycle Pa
trolmEn Donovan, who used 10 be
guard 10 Colonel Roosevelt when he
sSss police eeTi missioner. stepped UP
and volunteered to advance the mon
Ay.
Magistrate House thought II would
be good enough If young Roosevelt
would bring the money to court at
the first opportunity. and when he
promised 10 pay the fine Monday he
was allowed 70 leave the courtroom.
after shaking hands all around with
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-20
Wants Profitable Peace.

- Paris Iune 19.--The Matin pub
fishes the following letter declared to
have been written by the Kaiser to
an important parsonage in Spain:
"Our only object 10 a peace proflt-
able for the German States. This
peace may be concluded sooner than
thought If II gave for the time be-
ing only an incomplete result it would
at least serve as a preparation for the
future. 1t could be signed tomorrow
IL wished.
When my august grandfather
placed the empire on its present basis
he did not pretend to have realized
complete work The empire always
is susceptible of growth. What cannot
be achieved today will be achieved
later"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-20

next Thursday or Friday for his SUM
mer home at Cornish. to remain over
July 4 He In not expected to return
before July 6. That In itself 10 SUM-
cient proof that the President does
not believe the German war lords and
military caste will dictate the reply
that will come. they did. that reply
probably would be made at once. and
II you'd be- notification to this
country that no part of It's demands
would be granted. The controversy
raging in Germany as to Just how to
answer this country will do no harm,
III Is believed here. On the contrary,
It Is expected to bring better under
standing of the attitude of the United
States and of the serious hlunder
Germany would make II she permits
the huge resources of the biggest OF
the neutrals to sc arrayed against
her.
The public opinion may be devel.
oped the administration seeks no in.
slant reply. 1t 10 not. however. CIV
ing any intimation to Germany that
the Prdestdent will be satisfied by
reasonable delay. as some reports in
dictate, ~
Millions of Gold in Banks.
At every cabinet meeting the Pres
ident treceives information and data
showing the piling up In the banks
OF the United States of millions of
gold coming from abroad. The dream
Of the American .,nAnsisrs that, the
world must look to the United States
is practically realized. Germany's
boards are lessening each day. 50
are those of England. France, Rus
STA and Italy.
In the last analysis the very ma
tional life of Germany may depend
upon coin Where is che to look for 1t
except here. High officials believe the
question is almost answered in the
shifting wind of public and officiai
opinion in Germany.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-20


--------------------------
thought and reform in the United
States
II can imagine no greater harm to
the university than the creation Of an
impression throughout the country that
there lie any restraint on the freedom,
Of teaching" declared DR. Rowe after
the conference. TT Is disheArtening
to and those intrusted with the admin
istration of the universities AFFAIRS
taking action which cannot but reflect
upon the name Of the institution"
The summary dismissal OF Professor
Nearing" he continued. "deprives the
university of the services Of one OF
her most devoted sons, and efficient
teachers. and his dismissal coming 90
soon after his advancement to an as
sistant professionally. calls for an in
vestfgation The people OF Pennsyl-
vania. in fact. the people Of the entire
countr. have a real interest In the
administration of every higher insti-
ution Of learning, and it is no answer
to say that the University OF Penn
sylvania Is q private institution,
Inquiries received from different
sections of the country indicate that
national opinion ID aroused at this
action, Within the institution wide
spread dtssatismAction exists 81 rea-
son of the injustice done to Profess
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-20
Discussions BREAK

Carranza quarters, reports have
reached here frequently of late that
Obregon and Gonzales. particularly
the former, were inclined to use
their military strength to further their
own interests rather than continue In
the field for the benefit Of Carranza.
That Carranza's chief hope lay in
Obregon's campaigns against Villa
has been long the opinion here. De-
lection of Obregon at this time while
Carranza Is practically bidding for
recognition would. it is believed. alb
solutely ruin Carranza's hopes Of
recognition in any quarter. Well In
formed officials here are of the opin-
ion that IL there is a division among
Carranza's present supporters his
cause will be a hopeless one. Sucn
an event will be accepted as proof
that the forces OF disintegration and
not of amalgamation or cooperation
are dominant in Mexico. The sug-
gestion that the United States may
cooperate with Carranza or any man
whom the latter may accept as his
successor as provisional president
will not be regarded as any longer
tenable II there is serious split in
Carranza's present support.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-20
Chiefs Daushter to Wed.

New York, June 1s.-The young
and charming Princess White Deer,
daughter Of Chief Running Deer, OF
the St. Regis reservation in the Adj
rozdacks. sailed away on the American
liner ST. Paul today TO marry Count
Alexis Krasicki. Of Russia.
The princess whose grandfather was
the, last war chief OF tho Mohawks,
met the count In Petrograd two
months ago and he proposed She
came home at once to ask Chief Rum
ming Deer's consent and got II.
She will meet the count in Lon
don and after the wedding ceremony
he VIII return to the Russian battle
frvnt.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-20
MAY AGAIN

formerly considered barren yielding
great wheat crops. II 10 argued that
nearly every acre from the sea on
the west to the River Euphrates on
the east, including the whole OF
Syria, and a por ion OF Mesopotamia.
may be made to blossom.
American financial Intervention
has resulted. too, 10 the transfornna-
ton Of some of the cities. Damascus,
for instance, now has a street railway
system to serve its 1000 residents.
and banks and industrial institutions
have been established
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-20

aor Nearing. but mainly bscause Of
the injury done to Pennsylvania. II
e now the duty Of every loyal son Of
the university to DO his share In re-
pairing the injury"
This statement by DR.. Rowe, 70.
gether with declarations today by
others closely connected with the uni
versity. Indicate the existence Of spirit
OF revolt among majority OF the
professors and members Of the teach
spirit In an actual clash with the
authorities 10 declared to be immi-
nent in the very near future. This
feeling is not confined to the profess
sors and teachers either, besause ef-
forts OF Harrison Morris to assemble
the undergraduates now in this city
and State in indignation meetings has
sponses.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-20
NEGRO WOMAN HURTS BACK
IN !sLIGHrTNG FROM CAR

Maggie Carr, -eolered.- 92o North
Seventeenth Street, is In Memorial
Hospital suffering with an injury TO
her back sustained when she jumped
off OF car No. 81. Of the Seventeenth
Street line. at Seventeenth and Grace
streets yesterday After apparently
falling when che aiighted, the color
ed woman stood erect for an instant.
then wobbled and fell. The city am
hulance was called. and after DIR.
Pitkowitz had given temporary treat
mert she was removed to the hospital
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-20
NEED. FIFTY THOUSAND
TO IMPROVE STREETS

Fifty thousand dollars is needed at
once for sraveling streets in the West
End and In Paramount. according TO
the Administrative Board. A large
sum of money has already been spent
for improvements. and 1t is said that
unless money to complete the work Is
forthcoming the work done will be
worthless and the money already
spent will be lost. The Council Com
nlittee on Finance meets next Tues
day night, when II is probable that
the boards request for $4,000 will
be discussed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-20

The gecretaryss BeausffuI SERVICE
Although the camp Is supposed TO be
operative only during the summer
months vet by the beautiful charity
of Mrs. Danner. the secretary, several
entire families we're maintained In the
institution all during the past winter.
This elect lady gave her personal su-
pervision to the unfortunate families,
including a blind mother and ave chill
dren-and furnished physicians and
medicines for the sick. She also per-
sonally conducted a Sunday school for
the benefit of the camp children and
provided a Gospel service every sun
day night.
Adjutant Johnson said yesterday that
the average per capita expense of ben
efciaries in the summer Is just little
over 50. and that he hoped there
would be a liberal response to the pub.
lie appeal for funds. as the donations
thus far this summer has not been near
so liberal as heretofore. notwithsta.nd
ing the demands on the Institution will
be much greater.
It would be a pity for poor mothers
and children TO suffer and lansuish IN
the city when there is such a splendid
summer home for them in the country
so near Those blessed with health and
comforts of life may we'll. IL needs be.
make a little sacrifice to succor and
cheer the suffering poor. The con-
seriousness of putting a smile on a poor
little child's cheek, and the CLEAN of a
thankful tear in a fond mothers eve
Is valuable return for any measure of
assistance that may be rendered this
beautiful and helpful charity - the
Fresh AIR Camp.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-20
work of assessing 10 done thorough
in all sections of the State.

work of assessing Ia done thorough!
in all sections of the. State.
The local boards OF review are ri
quested to communicate at once
the State Advisory Board and der,
liction on the part Of assessors CON
missioners OF the revenue and ea
aminers OF records which may con-
to their attention
The Letter to the local boards Of ri
view analyses the tax laws. explail
the duties of the board. suggests ho|
they may best he executed and givl
the penalties to be imposed upon tad
payers failing 10 list their intangfhs
personal property for taxation.
Penalties Provided.
Tn the event any taxpayer shsl
fail. without just cause shown, TO n
turn for taxation any intangible pc
sonal property under the provtsioI
OF this schedule within the time pr
scribed by law, and il Ia ascertains
thereafter that any such property hi
not been returned for taxation. IT shs
be assessed when discovered, al
taxed at the fun rate OF taxation pr
vided for real estate and levies
the county. district, town or ca
wherein the owner or taxpayer III
his legal residence"
The penalty on the taxpayer q
failing TO list bonds. notes. or 9TH
evidences of debt lis as follows:
II any person. firm or corporI
ton shall. with a view TO evade II
payment OF taxes fail or refuse
make OUT and deliver under oath SUI
! list and statement "a herein p=1vid1
! for of any such bonds, notes Or 9TH
evidences of debt, then the ornstt}
! evidences of debt shall not be Il
eoverahle by action at law or suit
equity in any OF the courts of IN
Commonwealth or by any lea
process, or by sole under deS
! of trust. or otherwise. until they she
have been reported for assessme1
and the taxes paid thereon for q
years that they should have been pal
with an addition Of so per cenfum
the amount of said unpaid taxes. al
the failure to make out such list al
statement 10 the said commissioning
shall be taken as prima facie eviden3
OF the intention to SO eyade paymel
of taxes
But where In any action at q
or suit In equity Ii ia ascertained tn
there are unpaid taxes and penalfi3
on the evidence of debt sought 20 /
enforced, and the sutton makes III
davit that he is unable TO paw the
taxes and penalty, hut is willing =!
the same TO be paid out of the I'm
recovery on the evidence of debt, 81
court shall have authority to emf
az part Of any Judgment or decreq
order In said proceedings that 81
amount of taxes and penalties due AZ
owing shall be paid 10 the proper q
ficer out of the first collection on 81
Indignant or ~decFaes''s 500, Il
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-20

some Of his newly made friends Of the
motorcycle squad.
Roosevelt left his school in Bos-
ton yesterday morning accompanied
by his brother. Quentin. He lost his
way and was trying to make up for
lost time when he was stopped by
Motor sycie PatrolSlan ZeI.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-20
No MORE LIQUOR
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ident c. E. Tiffany OF warrenton. took
the savel during the closing hours of
the convention. Mr.. Tiffany heartily
thanked the association for the honor
conferred upon him.
Carroll Pearse, Of Alexandria pre-
scented a handsome loving cup 10 the
retiring president. w. p. Veet, on
behalf OF the association. Mr.. Pearse
was especially laudatory Of the
splendid work done for the associa-
ton by Mr. eyst declaring that the
past year had been the most success
full in the history OF the organiza-
ton.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-20
MOTORCYCLIST'S LEG
BROKEN IN COLLlSIC

Turning the corner at Adams ai
Franklin Streets on his motorcycles /
1925 o'clock last night j. NJ. Howl
Ill South First Street, coliided vii
an automobile owned and driven
r. L. Smith, sol Lamb Avenue. How
was thrown from his machine a
his leg was broken. He is a patie|
at the Johnston Willis Hospital
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-20
TEUT0N|C ARMIES


enough TO summon venizelos TO resume
the premiership. II is believed here
that this pressges an early entry Of
Greece into the war on the side of the
allies.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-20
DEATHS.

HUTcHfNsoN~fhe funeral Of Mr..
HENRY WILLIS HUTCHINSON will
be held at Benefits Undertaking
. establishment this afternpon tSUM-
DAY. JUNE coy, at 8 o'clock. Friends
invited. No flowers. by his request.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-20

at her residence, sim
ter Park, this city, June 10. MINNIE
BLANCHE wALKUP. beloved wife OF
A. NJ. Walkup. Sr.
Funeral from residence. Monday.
4. June al, at 4. r. NJ .sAss tssssss.ssss
Philadelphia and Puns~r>aAwney
papers please COPY.