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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-03

& Con tGorb Gpporap. Sonbon) con4
trofiert tDirh, siasn I5eiI ibrer Geld
Sonseiftonen bat; epenio ibre erpbJ
0essf the s0taffikter > Sgbrif (W!inntit1
Ian 9ttr). gts our Rationalifierltn1
Der @iienbobn in Wsrtto ourh Boriiri4
Dtas mar oieie 0srporp gisenthiimeiX
Der S~shuantspec 3 @isa5abn, berenX
tpiktteiter Mtiens Nr6eber ne uldt
ioef nod lit. rlnb .g[ Meuila" iii
Hsbt merifanii4. ioubern englft)1
nne bisfe enaffne @eienfhaft crfreutI
I'D atth iebr bebeMteneer anserer OelsI
Gonaeiienen in Wertfo. sic lit oisS
einsiee. iuelhe elmer gepii'en amerifaA
ni'd1en Sels@eieaihaft Gonfurreral
MAIDEN tanu nnb oieies pirtIif tbutN
0ieie am~erifaniihe Oels 8eieQid)ait i'll
es, penn man Dem merifaniifenl
golfsmunse @lauben l&enfen barf.d
ipelhe ben .naiosn" Waoero se<I
brauf]te, UNI Den patriotiihen Sio3I
aus benz Eeee 81 ifaffen. unb iesH
Qarransa uno Sc. prsteeiert, nm enbaE
lif gu Dem gepiini6ten 3pede slI
tommen. @dre bod ~Gl Aguilat
%. niht ensliid, ionsern mesitaniih. I
bds Spiel mare lei6ter / go ius&
man unb mos nod ihlimmer lit, in(
Idsint es tbatiddlih sn iein.
aber ioa ienes unbsilpole Sreiben
in Werito MIR bas elmer einSieen Geld
@eieui6oit iein? Sd CLAUDE piaIs
mebr, baB nsridieSene Cels6eieG,y
IHuften Die Sans i'm Spiel baben unb
cs piirbe mid nitt panbern. fpenn al
lid als ipabr e~ripie1e, SaB Der ariea.
3Di1dgen DEN meritaniiGen YurteierSl
nidts Gnberes 1T ais elm ariee 5ipi,f
ifen Den perifiebenen Sel @eiea.k
ifaffen; saB i'm eroSen @an5en oiel
merifaniihe Henolution nihts MnbereAS
III als Elm entieslihes SdaH1piel. id
pelhem Rerito eas Brett, Garron3as
@iIa nnb ibre 9eute Die Sieursn, bnsJ
Gel, Silber. etc, Der ginias, bieI
amerifdniid,sn @eih1ftslente bisd
Spielsr uns bic amerifaniihe HegiesI
rllug - mas ? = III. @er niraN
iiegen? lInb ner miro Der Sd)ieos1
rid,ter iein? 9ieber 2eier, iuh}
eieie 8dtbielirase Su loien. mem 81
fannit.
GS biirfte aud mande 9eier intesj
reiiieren iibcr Die anoeren HeiH,i
thinner Werito's, 3. .. iiber Did
Silbers unb @olbminen unb Nutilrsl
probufte 81 boren. Aber Sas gebortN
nidt in ben Habmen bieies Iriitels.l
9nriiber ipdter einmdl. Sur gines(
ioq nod berporseboben perben. Wit.
elmer 9uten Heeieruna uno 3rieben inyl
2nnbe piiroc Werifo in fur3er Bell
cine ihulbenfreie Station ietn, Ifon,
aIein burh Die inldnpiIhc Rente, Did
bas 8eroiine einbrinet. llnb neld&
3utunft itebt benz &eroiine bepor
Sfon iest %eebrduchen Die giienbabnei
@rsentirien's graiilien's lnb HuS.
LAMBS, ippis Die bebeutenbiten ameria
faniihen @%iienbabns 8eieGihaften uni
ndtiirlif aud iene bon Werifo &ero.
lime CUR Sei5un9 ibrer Muldinen.
8eroiine brennt Die eneliihe 5lott1
lnb &eroiine puroe beim Ban BED
Banana saanals eebrauft. Die @orl
tbeile oieics 9rennmaterials lind
praftiif bepieIen.
8eihes uub bod, 10 armes 0terifol
SSer sibt es pieleiht llneisennlsissy
felt in Der sroBen 8eihdftstpelt? SinoJ
nift Reio unb Surht Die Seele ber(
insernationnlen IoIitit aaf BENT
9an3en @roenruns2 Qiegt nif,t Die
bon Colt setrennte Wsenihbeit aif bend
8nisen Dor benz aolbeuen &atb2
9arum nodmals: Irmes @erifo!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-03
(epeSiel fir bieie 5eifnna.)
nnm q. :.

benft ieit Sabren bns meritauiihe
@plt. Ser natiirlite Heiftbum ieis
mes 2anbes, Dor dlem ieir sren5ens
lpier Heidtbum an Steinol, bat Die
Sabgier seniiier amerifaniifer Sc
ieaihaften seruedt unb bieie inter
itiisen finnnSieQ unb moraliih Die
tdmpfenoen Earteieu in Weritp, reiben
10 cine burh Die anbere nuf, I'M ims
mer neue unb wihti9ere Gon3eIiioueu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-03
s d6rIih c Yrobuftion
iAo1 >

(SaB) .... .207,29S.666
alio ifon iesi fam man bebaupten.
baB bic Vereinigten Staaten ibren
8ans als erites Gelnns Der Welt ar
Yteriio ab8etreten bnben. Hublonb.
lpelhes biSber als SeIanb an speiter
STEELE itanb, sr3eust MIR 10000, 900
6aB jdbrlif.
Was Die obisen 3ablen bcbeuten.
pirb hurh Naffolsenbes iQuitriert:
Bon 1859 bis 1914 permcbrte iif Der
Heiftbum Der 0ereirigten Staaten IN
5olge Der Celproouftion UNI $1.363.s
069,S97 1888, S15,006 SaB &eros
line "a 9S.6 Gts.). 0enn II erit
nod Die 800 WiQionen 5aB @rbol Der
i1brlihen merifaniifen Vrobuttion
b~in3ugeiilgt iperben tonnten? Iber
anbererieits aud, lpelher Heihtbum
rpiirbe iih in Nerito bduien. nenn
es, mad Notwithstanding bes Sries
bens. untsr 2eitun9 zines ltarien uno
ebrlihen Rr1iieentcn. ieinen Heih>
tbum ielbit ausbeuteu fonnts? Sit
oieie Iusiift fir aeipiiic Sntereiien>
ten i'm HUSBAND nid)t lmangenebm,
uift periibreriih2 llnb bat Merito
uiht reft, fir ieine autonomie gu
iiirhien, penn ss einerieitS ieinen
iabulpien Gelreihtbum in 9etradDt
8iebt uno nnoererieits feline rationale
Shpdd]c, inter Der es obnmdd,tia
leibet. ieit Sincoln, burh Die untsrs
itilbung. pelhe er Suare5 CAB. es
(Werito) bebinberte, lid inter elmer
icinem Golfsharatter angemeHenen
He9ierune gu rsaenerieren 2?
Sfreiber 9ieIes "erinnert iif. baB
i'm Sabre 1911 Elm boberer 9eamtsr
elmer Der mdhtieiren DELI @eiels
ld)aiten Rerifo's (eine uusldnbiIfe)
ihm iagte: .Seit Wonaten fibrsn mir
nit Der $1,000. Oil Gompanh"
(ebenfaIs cine ~ousldnSiide @eiens
ihaft aber anoerer Nationalit6t als
Die sennnnte) einen &rise Guf 2ebsn
unb COB - nm Die CelsS berberrs
Idafi $40. 9ds Del nire Rsyiio
wabrideinlih feline llnabbangisfsit
fuiten."
Cur @~r9dn3lllg Der ubiScn Mn9abeu
noh Solsenbes: SedSig Yro5snt Der
~megitaniihen Gel. E~rsbmttiSn entfaleu
aui bic Yanuep .8esenb. 9ieies lit
aliu bas rsus RIonoiie fir Merifp.
Tub peibt 3u, lieber 3eisr, no oiels
@eeeno iih b~eiinbet? SIN Siiben
oeS Stnates Samaulipas unh i'm
Roroen bes Siaatss Vera Grua. b. b.
an bsiben llfern Ses YamMeos Slulies.
Dieter lit itiffbar unb an ieiner
Winbuna beiinbet iid Der Saien DOT
5ampico, Den Wila Dem earranSa 10
gerne abnebmen modte. Sampieo
lieat un9eidbr 800 Reilen iiiciif bon
Brownsville. 3erus.
ia in benz griitsl bon Manuel Econ
(iiebe rorleste Drummer bieier 3sis
tune) Rebe BON 5%ebuantepecs Sitbs
mus mar. mil ih bier bemsrfen. bab
aui Der Rcrbfiiits bes Stbmus Die CT
! Gauila" Company. ruelds o pearion
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-03
las q. S.sStaatsumt erl;eS

Sas u. g. Staatsamt erlieb am
25. Wai cine neue NeutrdlitGaS .WrosI
tlamatpu, nelde DEN @pntritt 3tas
liens in ben Srisa hsriibrt unb nnatris
faniihe Siirser rparnt, .Sas Die 9e<
iete unb @srtraae Der Der. Stoaten
- obne Den ireiu allsbrud pon Ans
iiften unn Spmpatbisn. cher Die toms
mcrSieae Sabrifation NIB ben @ers,
faui BON 2aifen uub 4rieesnuudtisn!
gu bebinbern - alien Rerionen inners
balb hires 8ebisfes unS ihrer Suriss'
oittion Die @flift unparteiiiTer Aeu<
tralitdt pdbrenb Der 9aIer BEG aries
9es duferleSen". - 2ies Dieies nod
einmal unb bnnn psraieihe 6iermit
Seitartifel ilber oaS merifanii3d
@rbpl.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-03
8aarprGie

in unierem In5sisens @ctts
bepcrb, peld,er nit eieier Nums
nter besinnt. Wan uerpaile bic
8elesenbeit nift, iid einen
Saarpreis gu iifern. Sfien fir
ale! Ndbsres oui Seiis -.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-03

Sier einise 9obssn aus elmer Stottfit
bon 1S12-1913:
SaeltAe
Namen Der merifanNhsn Yrpbnftton
Cels9 eieqffaftsn: pro Sab
40 8al.)
@ia. Werieana be Eetroleo
nGi 4euHs" (~SsasFon) .2o0.9 600
6uaitsea Petroleum Gontponp
(Suan 6uiiano 9errc
g8uQ 100000
gia. Resieara be HssxoIso
.el gbano" $4,000
4cnn Werican Oil gsmpoup
(alamo) ........ $4,000
International Tetrofeum 60.
C9anucO) ........ 5000
@erieun 8nel Oil Company
7Ropila} ........ $1,000
Sames 9. Sbarp (Eanuco
3opila) ......... 5000
Wericun Oil 60. (Vanuco) 10000
Gins & Bomber (Yanuco) :. 10000
Sampico Oil 0imiteS (G6ila) 5000
Natipnal Oil 60. (4anueo) 5000
Gull Coat Corporation
(9onuco) ........ 5000
Spe1acp gros. (5opilo) 1900
Gia De Tetroleo ga Corona"
(Yonuco) ........ 1000
Gia Petrolera 90 onterrep
(Sopila) -. $50
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-03

Sptal: .5o3,75O
8ie iebr Die obisc tdelitc Yroeufs
tipn Iosar tros bes giiraerfrieges in
1914 5usenommen bat, 5eieen nahz
fol9enoe Ineaben:
Gia Iericann CT Ienila" Cur
PAM tdelif 10000 Sab me6r;
9ia ga Corona" (Yanueo) tdelif
100000 SoS mebr;
International Oil 60. (Ronueo)
tdslid, $4,000 Snb mebr;
9ia. Gait Goat Oil 60. (Yanueo)
td9lih $4,000 Sob (neu)
National Oil 60. (Yanuco) tdelih
10000 6nb (neu)
Gia D9ul Ie5" (Tanuco) td9iid
$500 SUB mem;
Gerihiebene, 10000 Snb (neu).
3uianmen: 329,500 Sab (neu).
3uiammen nit Dem porisen 9ptal
(503,2S0 Snb) ersibt bieies $685.
$50 Sos ober Die seiammte tasIihe
Yrobuftion Der m%erifaniihen Oelz
a%uelcn CUR Belt. 8ieies mad,t i'm
Sahr cine Yrobuftion BON uneefdbr
300. 100000 Sab Del. Sie Vers
eirieten Stdoten proousieren noh
elmer stntiltif bes Cir goperton Hebs
nooo (2onbon 1919 MIR 207.000,s
600 5ab grbpl unb 3par iinp Die
amsritaniifen Oelauelen am Abs
nebmen besriifen. GO iinb Die
folaenoen:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-03

X 81 Is $500 x %##*
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-03

apalades @esenb (Eenns
iplpania. Tcp Derf,
8eit @ireinia, 5ens
neiip. z. Obio) ~26,9O4,499
Gina Snpinna 8egeno ;. 100000
SQinois @eseno 33, 100000
Wibs Continent (aanias,
S%tlaboma) @eeenb 53,156,71S
Stnutcn beS 8olfes
(0ouiiiana II. 5eras) 8.S8e.266
Colorado 42,186
California 49,. $4,000, 900
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-03

NJ II. Npril lanbete I'M Safen
bon Nep gorf auf benz ipas
niihen 9ampfer gGntonio
2ope3", @eneral Sictoriano
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-30
PAN-AMERICAN COURT
URGED BY DELEGATES
VIII tT THE SEVENTH son
OF \ SEVENTH son SEES

New York, Dec. 29.--"The war will
end ON July 20. 1916. On October II.
ed and destroyed by hostile fleet"
Gunrery Sergeant Thomas G..
sterrett. United States Marine Corps.
makes this dire prophecy not from
any advance military knowledge but
from the fact that ne is seventh
son Of seventh son with no girls be-
tween. and mis- comrades II the Marine
Corps think him something OF fore
caster.
Sterrett first gained fame when. in
So. he predicted a new railway sta
tion for Kansas City In t912. 1918,
1914 and 1919. he turetold with uu-
errins accuracy The overflow Of the
Alleghenys hanks and the flooding OF
Pittsburg downtown section
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-30
OUk'S REVIEW Tells
Of GROWING BUSINESS
Rici,moud'@ Bank Deposits Incrca &C
Ia Per Cent and uearings
Increase $4,000. 600
TRADE GOOD IN ALL
LINES PAST FIVE MONTHS
Labor situation Better Than Ii Has
Been For Two Years-Postofice Il
Doing Record Business-Au Makes
Noise Like Prosperity.

The annual number OF Dun's Re
view, which will be issued January
I. will have the following as to bust
ness conditions in Richmond:
The year ends with general bust
ness conditions good, During the frs,
seven months business was quiet bu,
the pas. five thave witnessed un,
precedented revival in nearly every
branch of trade.
Jobbers Of dry goods. shoes. clothes.
hats and readymade clothing repor,
81 les for the year about normal, while
drugs, hardware, groceries and pro-
visions Increased some what.
Factories, in practically all lines
have been fairly well employed, and
at present the labor situation IL bet
ter than at any time within two years
Richmond's greatest progress has
been along municipal lines Its
boundaries have been extended in
three directions; large additional APP
preparations have been spent in
smooth paving, sewerage and lighting
while survey is now being made OF
the newly-acquired territory and
streets are being put into shape for
up-to- date homes
City Building Inspectors repor.
shows considerable activity since
August and the increase for the last
i've months over corresponding period
last year brings the total for the year
almost up to la1
Total receipts at the local postofflce
for the first eleven months were
fs17.57a. while the number of parcel
post packages received during 1915
Exceeded 1914 by more than 100 per
cent.
Total internal revenue collection,
for the first eleven months were S.
353.203.
The earnings Of the local branch
OF the Federal Reserve Bank. in pro-
portion to It's capital. were the largest
in the system There are twenty
two banks here with a total paid In
capital or s9,si5.6S0. Deposits durins
the year show an increase over last
year of 3 1-2 per cent. while cleariAgs
were more than 3le0, oe0.0 900 larger
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-30
NOTHING HEARD
YET FROM AUSTRIA

Washington, Dec. 2a,--Expecting AT
any time TO receive word that the
Austrian reply has started from
Vienna. officials here are marking
time No authoritative information
was at hand today either at the state
Department Or at the Teutonic en-
basses TO show what this reply will
tie. With only thr newspaper reports
from Vienna and Berlin To go on, Of
ficjals Of the State Department adj
saitted tonight that while the posi-
bility Of a severance in diplomatic re-
lations exist Anstria's answer may be
eouched in such terms OF contain such
counter propositions as to save the
situation.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-30
EMBARGO on ARMS.
Flood Calls His Committee TO Consider
the Matter

Washington Dec 29~The move
f1ent for legislation imposing an en-
barge on the shipment of war mt
nitions abroad has become so insist
ent that Chairman Flood Of The
House Foreign Affairs Committee. ha.
determined 10 call meeting 81 the
committee with = view 20 hearings on
tho subject. The committee last year
received petitions signed hr ; 600 600
persons asking -. an embargo The
committee Re being flooded With peTi-
tious while MANY mem herS Of Con
s-ess are he.ns urged atone the same
line
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-30
LIES STEADILY. HKoW
Nt.W TROOPS INTO StLONlNNA

Amsterdam. Nia London, Dee - sls ss
Tho CORRESPONDENTS Of the NosstSeU Il
zeitung. who visited saloniea on
18th and goth writes, aSs
'tchere has been 2io,"0a tfn01
landed. Of which 80 ESQ We're TN
iish. .Already e1.a0o sick aud wouns1l
had been sent back and the I016
W sre estimated n 40, 600
Three steamers full Of troops Gx
rived on the 18th ana further rN4
forcenlents are expected.
II, is ruinored that 10000 Ar =!
ro-;fe from Marseilies.N Thix ro1p<
may refer 10 the Indian army A&XI j
Of Is. a0n men, who have been II.
drawn from the Anglo Ere ncla IN
for action In a new field. accordtn
the announcement OF yesterday.
Twelve hundred guns
landed and the entente f4k<
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-30
FORD WILL REACH
NEW YORK SATURDAY
Captain of SHIP Wires That All Are
Well On Rnard Of the Bcrgensr-
jord. En- Route From Berger

New York, Dec 29.-Captain
Ihrgens OF the steamship Ber-
eensfjord. bound hitherto from Ber-
gen with Henry Ford, sent a wireless
message to the lines office today say
ins that all We're we'll aboard and
that the Bergensfjord would dock,
weather permittin, at about 2.30
O'Clock Saturday afternoon. The Of
flee SO Informed by telegraph Mr.
ford's family and friends In Detroit.
who had K sent numerous kilograms
askins for information about the chip.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-30
GOVERNOR TRANSMITS
REPORT To LANSING
Declares. Forwarding Gen. sales Re
port That No Foreigner Has just
Cause tn Complain.
~RiN ATE BLUE, WHOSE BNNONEI
PIERCED RUSSIAN. EXoNFRNTtD
Purpose of Civic and MiIitar, Officers
NJ Hopewell l. to Make secure In
tercsts Of MI the Man, \aiionaii-
ties Represented.

After conference with Aajutant-
General w. ". Sale and Major L w.
Bowles. of the Richmond Light In
santry Blues, IN command of the mill
taiy at HopeHell and, after receiving
the report of the Adjutant-G neral 0n
the bayoneting of Farnesse .schake. d
nineteen-year-o Russian at Hope
well, by Private i y Blue. of the
Chase City Guards. Oh The night of
December Is. Governor stuart last
night transmitted TO Secretary Of
state Lansing The official report Of in
aIiry into the Schake bavoneting
conducted a the instance Of Mir I.anS-
ing. TO whom the Russian embassy at
Washington appealed,
The report OF Acknowledgement
Sale shows lha-44. iiiia man.
Private Blue, of Chase City. was COM
PEELED, in the course Of performance
Of duty, TO infct injury upon the
Young Russian who, IT was clearly
shown, was leading group Of fellow
countrymen 10 escape from house
III which a raid 10y civil and military
authorities was being made because OF
violation of the State laws. That steps
were Immediately taken 10 relieve the
suffering Of the injured man and 70
restore him 10 health VAS also howu.
l'Ak No ttuSSlAll III person 81 any
other NATIONALITY has just cause for
complaint OF treatment accorded by of
hcers. civil and military In control Of
the situation al iopeWell..is denied by
Governor Stuart 10 his letter TO Secre-
taiy OF State Lansing, accompanying
the official report OF the trouble al
sunday night at Dupont City. which
resulted In the hayoneting OF the Rus
sian. The letter of Governor stuart
and the text OF the report made to
the Virginia executive by AdJutant
General Sale follows
The Governors Letter.
December 20, 1915
His Exceilency
The Secretary of State
Washington. D. G..
Sir: have the honor TO transmit
herewith fun report of Adjutants Gen.
ff,nrNl~uAd An E,ffth pa Uah
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-30
BELOVED BAPTIST
MINISTER PASSES AWAY
Rev. pr. George W. rerryman, For
Five Years of First baptist Church.
Norfolk. and Ardent Temperance
Worker. Dies in kentucky.

Special ~ The Richmond NirsiWaf.1
Norfoik Va. Dec ~. News was
received acre tonight Of tslD death
OF Rev. George w FcrrYnlau. u, D.,
at Winchester Ky Dr fcrrNl .en was
for FIVE years pastor pf the First Bap-
tist Church here resieninE about "a
year ago TO accept the Kentucky cali
An ardent prohibitionist, he took an
active part III the State prohibition
campaign. Which resulted in the pas
So &c of the Virginia enabling act.
The news of the death OF Dr., Perry
man Will be received throughout Viz
ginia with a feeling OF great personal
loss by thousands who knew and
ioEed him. He WAS familiar figure
at the annGai gatherings Of HE Anti
Saloon League and Of the meetings
of the State Baptist Association He
w..s power for the advancement of
the temperance cause aad his itieath
will be a shock to his. eouorkers
therein.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-30
par,a May Have More Lighting

Fairs, Ter. 2N.'--fseneral WicNao'
tnscr51 NauncGry. military acvernca
IF Paris III a statement given 70 TIC
Mstin expressed the opinion that 'he
capital might be mr. brilliantly light
I'd Hit hout adding 20 the risk Of a!r
raids Tie general said that he was
i1aui~irg into the question and y the
results bore out his belief 8 return
would oe made Ia almost normal light
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-30
Arbitration of All Disputes Be-
tween American Nations
Keynote of Addresses
PROHIBITION QUESTION
ENGAGES ATTENTION
Means of Drawing All Ameri-
cans Closer together for Ad-
vancement of Mutual Inter-
ests Uppermost

Wa~iiingt,sn u. G., Dee. 29.--
Nrbitration of all disputes i've
tween the American nations was
the KEYNOTE oi many important
addresses at toIaS's section meet
ing~ OF the Pan american scicn-
tific Congress. bcid in various
hotels and other auditoriums
all over the city. aud co-opera-
ton in all branches of human
rndcasor between North, south g
and Central Americans was iii"
outstanding feature OF all OF
them.
While many delegates were
engaged in scientific discus
~ion~ IN the SECTIONS into which
the congress has been divided
the general subject of poiitits,i
mean. OF binding all the Amer
icas closer WAS the most striking
idea advanced In the conferences.
and unofi3ciaiIs in the hotels and
other meeting places.
Urges Pan American CoarI
Dr Eusebio Braeamonte = dele
sate from Saivador. advocated com
pulsory arbitration between ali ;he
american nations in pau-Aneri-
can court of justice Benit0 Perez
Ner3ia, a delegate from Mexico, de-
clared such an institution would IN
time he followed by tbs civilization
- Europe. He also spoke Of the
adoption of private and public
Law code between the American
States. Francisco Capelia Pans, q
delegate from Uruguay, favored
establishing permanent international
between the Americas
In all the American countries. lac
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-30
China men 10 Take Seamcn's Exams

San Francisco Dee - Sixty
Chinese members OF the crew ~ the
China mail liner China expect to take
the able seaman examination today
under the I n Toilette seaman's act.
They are the first Of their race 10
take this test although nearly 1000
men Of other nationaiities have al
ready been granted certificates
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-30
NEW PULLMAN BUFFET PARIOR
CAR

Between Richmond and Dan,ille
Ma Southern Railway daily. Leave
Richmond 1880 a. NJ. arrive DAM
VILE Ais r, NJ. Returning. leave
Danyille 3:i0 n. M, arrive Richmond
40 r. n.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-30
UNITED STATES NOW
IS WORLDS LEADER
With Proper Foresight No Reason Why
Present Position should Ever BE
successfully Challenged.
INTERESTING BUSINESS
LETTER FROM LOCAL. BANK
National state and City Tells of Busi-
ness Conditions and Recent Move
ments Looking 10 fi,larcips Our
Foreign Trade.

The National State and City Eank
one Of the citys oldest and strongest
financial institutions, on yesterday
issued the followins interesting BUSH
ness letter;
The business situation ut the open
Ing of the new year, while still con-
tanning distinc, complications. is
nevertheless generally satisfactory,
Such political and other uncertainties
as exist Will unquestionahly he re-
solved as times passes TO the complete
credit and satisfa ction of the country.
II Is. Of course. weli known facf that
there WAS never so much money IN the
country as there is ut the present tine
and our national aud individual wealth
IL increasing month by month on a
steady and enduring basis. The United
States is now firmly esta blished as the
leader in the world of industrial enter
prise, ana witt, a reasonable amount
of energy and foresight on the part of
our representative statesmen and BUSH
ness men, there is no reason Why This
position should ever be challenged
successfully by any other nation.
Financial Institution and tho Public.
One OF the most interesting features
of present day business development
is the close relationship which exists
between financial institutions ANA the
public. This relationship has heaa
brought ahout mainly by the breadti l,
and thorouc hn.SS of the service which
financial institutions render 10 their
customers, Many details OF service
rendered, while not readily apparent
are nevertheless very vital and people
in all walks of life arc appreciatinE
more and more each year the import
ance OF esta blishing and maintaining
ntnyp active connections sxstft,