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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-28
o. u. N. Telblager
Z au enbe BON 8eterdnen
bereits in ber9unoess
9auptita ot etnses
trpffen.

W a biu9ton, 3. g., 27. Sept.
5auienoe bon 8eteraneu oes Siirgers
triegs unb aud cine groBe 2ln3ubI fol-
der, bic in Der 9oufobsrirtens9lrmee
1ebient baben. limb bereits bier einaes
trpffen, um an benz 40. SeloIGoer Der
q. 9(. R. tbciI3unebmen. Sm Camp
ylattbep 6. Gmern, bem Salptquarz
tier Der Reuuipn, bas iih i'm alien
Geniusgebdube, nabe bem &apitot, be-
finoet, berridte fpdbrenb bes odr3en
3aees unb au6 an 4beub oas renitc
Seben, bas iih morgen. pann oer Reit
Der 81 erlpdrtenoen 9eteranen e:ntrifft,
nod lsbbafter 1eitalten tpiro. Sberft>
leutnunt SoOip $. PaImer, Der Gbef-
Sommanoeur Der q. u. st., unb Iein
Stab Itdtteten beute Qbeno BEN qSrGiis
henten 8ilIon i'm Weiben !6auIe einen
offiSielleu 8eiuh ab uno purbsn BON
bem1slben in berSli6er WetIe begriibt.
Die Strdben iinb uuf ods 9rd6s
tigite gsThmiidt unb illumintrt uno
bi6t bslebt. Die ofi3ieIIe Sr0ffnung
Der Reunipn finbet srit 0tenitoq gor'
mtttae futt uno bel Der eriten unqe'
meinsn Stbung am 2lbenb tptrb gSrd'ia
bent 8ilion cine @riprd6e an Die Be
teranen balten. SSiir Uiittpo6 III bic
groBs 9orabe in 4usf6t serpmmen.
BENJAMIN 9. Gable Der.
ungliitt.
geifieGb MoF., 27. Sept. -
9enjdmin g. Gable, bon Snbiunupos
lis, SilfssSetretGr fir Sduoel uno
arbeit unter benz prdiibenten Soft,
tam am Tlontos in stnem autcmpbtla
unfaa bei bieiiser Staot ums 2eben.
Sein gesleitsr Riddrb z. Crane II,
bon GbicosO, fam nit lrngsfdbrlt4en
DsrIssunsst SGp0n.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-28
Gaelic slmsrienn" in 6unaba
per6uten.

Der .SasIic 9(merican", ipeIaer ben
aanaoiern einiss uHIis9idme Wabrs
beiten aelagt unS bic in ter Dominion
lpobnenosn 9anbsleute brett aufsc>
fureert bat, ii6 niat fir eugIiIAes
9ancnsnFuttr antper6eu gu lafen, 1T
in Ganaba perboten noroen. Wlebr
nod. go srpB lit bic Gur6t Dor bem
ginflub bieisr in Rem gort eri ttis
ncnbeu @otsnStitlins, bab Die lana
biIten gebSrten 5sbem, in beiien gcs
iib bic berp6nte 3eitung gefunben
tpirb, nit $4,000 Strafe uno fiinTs
iGbriger @infperrung Oroben. ss pers
lobnt Ii9 ibou, bic 3eitung gu leien.
glm 3eitunssitanb BON Sames Wioes
msper on Der Giinften unb Walnut
gtrass it fs " hcbea.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-28
3leime poliseinadl dlrid)tea.

- Rat Raber aus 9roOtlpn, R.
o.. Der bier NIT sinsm girtusipaeaon
fir ben Court Strabe aarnepdl elm
aetroften III, bs.last ben 9erluii ieis
ner 9afaeniibr, bic ibm aus benz
Wasson, Der an Der Wsit Sediten
uno 1olebo Strabc itebt. miitelit
Ginbru6s geIiOblen purbs.
- elmer Gled Don Ro. 18 5iinfs
3sbnte Strabe mIoste seiiern Der polis
5si, bdb CT auf sinrm StraBenbabn.
ipas,n Der Oitenb Ginie Don Saidtns
bisben, bic iih an ibH bsransebrdng.
batisn. I'M feline griefaihe NIT $50
srlei9tsrt ippreen mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-28
genatnr Burton.
Sit Gbrensait bci sinem @abrIirnb'
itaf Der SauSelsfammer.

Der ,bsinalise 9unbssienatcg 55.os
bore &. Burton Don GlepeIano nellie
gsitern in Der StaOt uub mar Der Gbz
renaait BEL einem 9unfeon. tpel6ss bic
Sanbslstammer unb inbioibusIl. Saul
leute Der Stabt DerauitaItet battsn.
Rad btm Wabl ipurbe Stnator Bur
ton Der 9sriammluns formsn butd
ben SanbeIstammers sgrdiibsntsn 5bos
mas 6. poipeu Doresitellt. 6rr Bur
ton Ipraa iiber ben europGiiden 9OIs
tertrisg, iiber bi, rdoitaIs 9erGrbes
runs Der 9erbdltniiie, bic sr berbeis
fiibren tpiirbs. unb bic golbsne Gsl,ssns
beit, .lpsl6s iih ben 9ereiristsr Staa=
ten in 6anbsl umo Wdnesl tiete. Gr
iprat bon Der sslUoltigen Gr0bt Der
mobiliIirten Seere. bon Der ihrsdli=
6sn 9.rnidtuns bon Uaeni6erlcbsn
unb Der 3.rit0rlIng beiipiellpicr Wers
tbs. Wirbs beuts GSrisbsn semoAt. ss
piirbe bic bs.bsiIisten 2dnbsr ban 10
bis 20 Sabren nebmeH, I'm iih bon ben
Golasn eiuissrmaben gu srboIsn. aber
ipihtiser nod als Der. @erluit bon
Wsnihenlsben nnb Wertbsn lei bic
@srdnberuns in ben anidauurssn uro
Sbealsn. bic alIsr Dabri6siulibteit
foleen psrbsn. eluh bic 2arbtarts
Guropas oiirfts na6 bem aries, aouS
ipeientli4 anosrs ausieben als beuts.
BON tommsr3isllen Stanbpuuti aus
bstra1tet, ipiirbsn bic 9sreinigter
Gtaaten nit tpenissr reiaen 2GnSeru
Sanbel treiben, als ss Dor bem &riea:
Der S5alI mar. Die aeute briiben traus
Den cuf Sabre binau2 ibr Gslb isIbji
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-28
9entibeS 1beater.
,@aGeniteins qnger" nnb caicin.
GpaD 5mr 6rofiunng am
Eonntan.

SIN langidbrigen alien 6eim, i'm
9ranb Opera 5ouie. beginnt ON nd9s
iten Sonutdg @benb bic SaiIon unfes
res 6eutfden Sbeaters. WlanA' lie6e
Grinnerung an bergangene ih0ne
SiunoeH loft biefs Qntiinoiguna Gus-
manh' lisbe 9ctannti6aft Dirb ba
Sonntag qbenb i'm 9rdnb lpisber duf,
gefriiht tperoe unb piels neue Treunoe
Der beutihen Wuie tperbsn ii6 sinitsls
len, tpirten bod in bisIen 9a0en 10
nisls Wlomente 5uIammen. I'm. ben Gss
oaRten beutiher 3uiammengsb0rigtsit
unb JeitbaItsns an unisren bsutI6m
Snititutsn mGttis auffIammsn 5u !ais
Zen.
9irsttor S6mib bat fir BEN 1Ssits
a6enb, bsnn bas bebeutet Der Gill5ug
ins liebe alte Ssim, siH 9oppeIpro,
grdmm aufgsitellt, bas inn 9e!sgenbsii
9ie6t, ldon am eriten glbsnb aqe I,ine
neusu ardfte uuo bic bon OsrfloTsrsn
Cations Der nod in beitem anbsutsn
itsbsnben GiinitlerinHsn unb Siinitler
ins 5rsffen gu fiihren. 2tlteu. gltem
S.,,.s4. So" 1s.s an ~ ~ @.stt, ~. 80 W.
8unit wabrsno, tonrmt 3uerit ocs o,uts
ifsn 9olies 2is6lingsbidter, 5risbrid
MT. NM W 'sa.. l'.l"eT2 g ~ l'Os;'q.. s..i
sa1". .:,,. sr;o & oo,;,fe;.t o. 80 3 o.t,;H Os;.st
Ivy s,.;s. e .e OIL csnr w. ,p'"S,' g
~. @ ] ee;.s.s 80, " ~ i.'ns;..s:,4.r y" Da
5iS..,s s., ;;s.rnn !, [ T.m.,4t-nn
S,,h ,.;u. ~, ,,;Sf. a.or6.;,,,ra >" " ''S"r S.r
i.a"' ss"S.D' rr;t.t,,s.m 1tye.S gS;,Ios '
s s;;ns.n .s,sf.sn naJ Stn =, p,InOt ,,rn n. % o,'s
sn;.I.rsO,1. @ , ~ a.rsTns.r.n sasr. ,rs;t
E;u,.r ~ ~. ".r,S,.r Gs SSy,' T;rn ' S,n
qa,r. na s..a .iis;,f.,na ~ t5G N;r.,tor @
GSm;s,s s;.s;5sr;r.r, c5r;.r6I. oISr
,.ns. Sat.,.nSs;, 1,,-,, gr;T;r,r 5;,,s,
s,nV' ,',n -. '"t ass,,%.r 49, & nil ssr or,,' -
n.s,r;,.r nIv ~ GinSr;;4.r nm ,oh 6onis n rDb,r
~ N" ,tr,.r h,r r.,',n syf,,, e-Sf,
,sn ,s''S s.. % @nnrtSn Slssno ,,,r, .y,t,n
mnf b;,, ,uftrsisr Enb IN ,ri,,r 81.
ne nv. ~ ~ mrno ao,;ns ~ rio " r,us eou.
VII, m o." - .s ~. ;,,..,,,t;S. o;ssSoSs,
S.r, Z @ g gnison y, ,,,nn,u g,iS,n
~, @ =, T. ofSr,srSs- M,,f no,n, @on
S., ~ ,;.E.s ;,s ar,sr g,,onnt,n t-,i,r oui
~. ~" 1au., IN" % or. S6r;S.sortn e,fsn,
aoh "nS S,Isn, giiro,r Nonn Sit
Ssr7,, g>;r,fior Gtbmih R;horo
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-28

an Dur6faG unb gu bsrsn 9erfiisung
Itanbsn A @ gbprts bsr,it. Solba.
ten nit auigepilan3i,m Seit:ngspebr
bslpa4ten biei.. Su Reiben 3l Diereu
ii.IIts man lid, auf unb bier psriOnen
ipurbeu gu sleifer 3eit in bi. 9ioi,tte
eelaiien. Stunbsnlans bausr., bas
WarieH. Die Wsnidsn pdlJtsn iih in
ibrer Rotb Dor S4m.r5sn arF benz
goo.n., ;. (1as 1olstnbe 1T j6riits
li6 niht iuieber5ugeben.)
gsfdiperbsn ipurben nit aol6enit0'
Zen unb 9robunesn suriideeipieIsn.
Die britifden 5ommies = Garbsarss
Habi.re ianuien in ibrsr Sredheit
teiHe 9rsn,,n. Ia ..insr fid s.ipas
iaufsn tonuis. b,ioraisn iis b.u Sipi'
idenbdnbeI unb iorotrtsu in i6omloisr
Weii. ben pisrs big fiiHifadsn Betras.
Stb.s i.ins.fiibI ains ben interHirs
ten 9eutifen perloren unb Ioadr ben
Gisl perIernte man. Ils min bic
Wlsnae Der 8efaHg.ntn oermuBsn
anipu6s. bab man niht Roum aeHiis
me6r bate, ipurber bic susrit Ginge'
lief.rtsn auf ben R,rinplas su gleps
burn ae6ra6t, einem Stdbi6en, %
Wlsilen ipeiilid BON 2onbcn. Dort
bait. man pi.le 3elt. aufa.iblaaen
unb iie nit ein.m bob.r Ste9.lbrdbt'
saun umae6sn. Sn isb.s 9elt itsdte
man 10 9eutffe, bic es ii4 auf BEN
taIien, feuhten Raisu 10 seniithli9
MAIDEN ionnt.n, ME es ihre 4usitat'
tuna In @eitdlt DON timer Tede ers
lautte. Spnit isano ben aeiii.u ni4ts
sur 9.rfiiauna. Seine GerGtbt tDur'
ben aeIiefert auber ben grcben aei'
i.lu. bi. gum aOdeu Sts GHens bien'
ten.
Sebes 3elt b.laB Elm. ercbe Wdnne,
baraus bi. Rsnnpferbt sefiiitsrt tpor'
ben iparen. Gi.fe Wannen iparen
Sas llniperialm6beI, barin man il6
puit, waf,r bolt, unS Gfen geben.
Weit Silfs Der saf6enmeH.r f4nibts
man Q5fiel aus bsh, 8renu6ol5 unb
bic 10 5nidT.n einss 3sItes famm.ls
ten ii6 nm ibrtn Suttereinitr uno
l6fieIisn ibr Miitaasmabl.
Gieies aetxn tpdbrte cine game
Wsiis. bis na4 ettpa brei WoAen iss
Der NIT fsinem a5ff.l, GabeI. 9.aer
uip. periebsn mar.
Sn oiti.r 3eit tpu9s bas 2desr
mil i.bem 9ase. 9kilipeiie gefef:lt
ipurben bi. g,ianssneu einstlief.rt.
6is enbe Osiober bic 3ahl 1000 ere
reiti tparo.
9lls ii6 bdnn Reaen sinIt.[lte, legte |
man b0ls.rne 5ubboben in bic 3tlte
unb aab iOsar etipas Stroh, bas absr
na6 iuenia.n 1aeeH Derfault mar.
Die srSbt. @siabr eniftanb aber m
Der llnrsinIid,teit Der 4borte unb in
Der @erno6ldfiguns Der arontsn;
Senn tein arst unttriu9te bic Ges
fdnaenen. aeute, bic nit 6auts unb
0.ftlehtsirantbeit.n bsbdftst tparen.
ipurben In sinsm 3elt 81 ben Geiuns
ben aeftedt.
Wsnn nihi bic Deutffen in muiters
batter Selbit3uhi ibr arobes TALENT
fiir Organization fofort b.lanbet bdts
ten, ipdre in tiirsefisr 3eit bds Eager
boiler 2dufc unb ar6be getpden.
sSm-glDp.mb.r resnets es isben Gag
unb balb ipar bds Eager in einen gros
Bm Mprait pertpanbtl.. Der beinabe
bts ON bic anise rsifte. Msbrere slits
len aus unb bro&en ii4 alrHe unb
9tine.
Aas GBm nszas IN slashsrp ssnl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-28

- Gin fre6er Strpld, bsm es leiber
gu entfpiiden selang, entrib geitern
4benb Gran Caroline 2lrlineton aus
ebiroso, als fie an Der 5iiniten unb
8abmilIer Strabe Dor bem eabnbof
Der g., $. unb .. 8obn itanb, lire
5dnbtai6e, in Der iid $6 in 8aar uno
berfhiebene aleinigfeiten beianben.
Der 8urihe enttam, troBbem -nebrere
pafIantsn inn cine Strede nett per-
fo(Qten. No.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-28
(sgrlidJer 1yinoer.

Der reftrGbigc @igcnt6imer Ell
mes Diamantrinqs, Der auf einem
StraBen6nhnpaqen Der 0ftenb 2inie
rerloren ipurbe, fam ben 9finq Bel
6errn Geo. @ficmdnn so. 1921 pleaz
fant Strabe ab6olen. Serr GiIemann
iebte geitern 9lbenb bic Poli5ei BON
feinem Tunb in &enntnib.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-28
Gde IL. mnb Sine etrahe.
Dies unb 1as.

- 9i. parttOmmiTiOn bat .rmits
is.t. bab s.lessnilia Sss Srtans am
z. Suli in ben itdoiii6en Darts ni6t
ipeniser aIs 1909 9dume ssrit5rt
porbsn iinS. Der Chen part nurbe
am Idlimmiisn miis,nommsn. Ssnn
bort irurSsn niat iptnigsr als 767
gdume s,ritort. Jm auli pdrt ipur.
ben 400 gdume sntpYr3.lt unb ses
tnidi. pdbrenb biz Sab Der 8dums.
bi. In ben iibrigtn Darts 0srnidiet
ipuroen, Iih auf 1873 btI6uft.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-28
92plitiidles.

Der Republifanii9e &lu6 Der 7.
Warb er0ffnct bic aampagne an
DlittipO4 9(benb in feinem neuer
Auartiet, 1419 8ine Strabe. Ri6tsr
8eG unb !Ri6ter Qleronbsr bonn Ulu-
ni8ipal9eri6t, Superiorri6terfanoi,
bat Jrdnf n. 9usipeilcr uno Wlunis
Sipulri4tertanbibat 9lrtbur 81. Spie'
gel fperben 9tnipra6eu bolteu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-28

tporben iinb, nit Der ausbeiferung Der
Gar befdGftiet paren unb mebrere
6unten, bon SammerIdIdsen berriiba
reno, bic Der Gar entitrpmsubsn 9aio.
linoiinite entaiinpeten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-28
grfoGge Der sGrten an
BEN 0arbanel1en.

ben y q T , a nellen.
nitantinopel, 27. Sept.
9ra3tlos na4 1uderton, q. s. Ginsr
offi3ielen 8etanntma6ung pom tiirs
ttI6en 9roBen 9uuptquartier 3ufolge
1T Elm IbeiI bsr gpiitipnsn am tiirti>
i4en linten 5liiseI BEL Qnafprta, bic
bon ben 2(aiirten auf Der 9aaipoli
6aIbiniel befeBt parsn, BON BEN Siirs
Ten tpieoerSenommeu poroeN.
Die sage in gulgarts II
fptBt lid gu.
Berlin, 27. Sept. 0rbtlos mad
SapDiQs, 81. .. Sine BON Der llebers
feeiitsa Ra4ri4ten asentur OsrDfs
fsntli6te 0epei6e aug Sofia iagt,
odB einem in Sofia i'm llmfauf be-
finbli4sn 9erii6t 5ufOlge 8uIgarier
Elm llltimatum an Serbien gsi6idt
babe, uno oab Die olplonattl6eH Ute
pIaientanten in Sofia ii3 fir bic 2lbs
reiis porbsreitsten. Die 9epeide fiigt
a6er bin3u, oab bas 9erii6t Iopsit
teine geftdtigung gefunOen babe,
grigge pon q Diatitern
bombaroirt.
am mterbam, 27. Sept. - Qpiua
titer Der 2lqiirten buben abermal5 BIZ
Stuot 8riigge in 9elgien bom6arbirt
0is es I6eint, lpurbe bic 9asfabri'
pon elmer 8ontbe getroffen. oenn BIZ
9dsSufubr nah Sluis, in 9oaanb, ar
Der ,betgiI zen 9rsn5e aeIsgsn, psldt
Stdbt ibr @as Don Yriigge erhdlt
b0rte pl0Bli6 auf.
Saiisr Btlbelm fol- BIZ
gbii9t baben, iein
Sauptquartier mad
aHgsm Burg 5u
perlegeu.
ouubOn. q. Sept.-0er Saiie,
Wilbelm bat bic QbIi9t, fein Saupt.
quarter mad 2uremburg gu pcrIegen
pie Der Gr4unas telegraph Gompanr
aus Qmiteroam telesrapbirt fpirb.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-21
'Tl|lEHEM AGAIN
MAKES BIG JUMP
schca $50 or Twenty Tlmee Prior
It Sold at ON Wall Street One 4
70 Year Ago.
REIGN EXCHANGE
HEAVY
I'm French Loan VIII Not Prove
sufIacaent to Stabilize Exchange and
aore Gold Imports VIII BE Needed
Italian Loan offered.

New York. Oct. 2o--Trading In
rks was maintained on about the
fIion- share scale today and the
liings covered a range Of remark
" Irregular character AS for sew
+ i Says cast and once more the
srs iiss had reactionary aspect
6 hout. however, making progress
4 snwarci. Bethlehem Steel sold
asiiy above see. reaching sac In the
ernoon. or about twenty times the
ce OF which Il was quoted year
In Wall Street.
stud ebaker and a miscellaneous ar
OF war stocks made aggressive
vAnces and copper exhibited re-
sed strength. The extensive list
stocks dealt tn might be taken
imply great deal Of shifting OF
mrn.traeats but IL could also ne
other token that the market was
ssing through q phase Of transition
i more established breadth.
Early Strength Not Sustained.
Early strength was general. but II
as not sustained. Domestic prof't
king and foreign liquidation caused
regular recesssons on which. how
er. q good absorpttve demand ap"
AIRED. There were rallying terden-
. - &lAEI 8lAn AVA ~4fsNPR "skAa
.,cks gtro-S during the late trading
4 some s.ocks showing weakness.
FOREIGN exchange was heavy. de-
and starting selling st and under
81. Efforts from pro-GerEnsn guar
- are being made In the direction
2 dsscrediting the Ango-Trench Dan.
4 these endeavors are futile. II ts
aft< manifest that the loan Is not
ing to be successful In staolfz' ns
srIing exchange. but the financial
nation has been lpose1ed up BY the
ansacticn and our bankers are more
spceed and better prepared 10
ranch out IN those undertakings OF
edit extension which the times and
ar own opportunity require.
More Gold VIII Come In.
More gold will come In to furnish
reserve basis for the grant OF credit
broad and the new Italian loan.
hitch In Offering In an attractive
orn. together with the rumors OF
reeh credits under negotiation for
kussta amounting. perhaps. to 500
Ot. 900, point to financial activities
i the field OF foreign credit which
- suspicious for-the maintenance of
ur export trade.
Meanwhile. all the facts Of the SIT
e4ion 80 to show that the snterna-
|onAl money market IS going 10 need
!. supply OF dollar exchange. that Ia,
ms on New York provided through
ankers acceptances.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-21
NEW YoRK COTTON MARKET.
FURNISHED by Miller 4 Company.
Hrnk~rnt

New York. Oct. 2n.--The cotton mar
EeE continues rather quiet and trading
II comparatively light. First quota
lions today were slightly under those
OF yesterday. During the morning
hours selling for hedge account and
profit taking depressed the market
eone fifteen points. After noon the
tone changed for the better and good
buying for Wall Street account and by
spot houses brought higher prices
again and the early loss WAS all re-
covered. The close In steady and at
about the same level as yesterfay.
The National Gtnners' report will he
published or Monday and It 10 said
will make very hgiIish showing.
j Liverpool sales were moderately
fhcAvy, H. 600 bales Of which 5000 Amer
4cAn.
Port receipts today estimated $4,000
against 4s.56s last week and $1,000
Bales last year.
New York spots unchanged: mid
Alinx 1919
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-21

Railway and Power Company for the
purchase OF wires and fixtures Incl
dental to the lighting OF the streets
in Ginter Park. Roland Park, North
Richmond. aBrton Heights and High
land Park. The cost to the city
amount to $6,26291.
The claim OF B. l.: Cosby for $50
for books and papers which had been
inadvertently dumped into trash bar
rel. and carted OFF by the street clean
Ing force, was on molten Of Com
missioner Folkes. rejected. ~
On motion of Mr.. Folkes, the City
Attorney and the City Engineer were
directed to confer with the officials
OF the American Locomotive Works.
with the object in view OF reaching
an agreement as to the cost of the
construction OF concrete wall along
the proposed sewer to be constructed
through the works Of the company,
the company to pay one-third of the
cost. and to assist In every possible
way In pushing the work to compile
ton. This conference will take place
imm ediately.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-21
To Conduct Examinations.

Lynchburg, Va. Oct. 2o.-During
the month Of November the $50 rail-
way postal clerks OF the fourth dis
Srict Of the third division OF the rail-
way mail service will be required to
come to the chief clerks Office here
for written examinations as to the
1918 postal regulations.
The division includes practically all
of the system oJ ttA Norfolk and
Western and othes poofN routes run
ming through Lyrdh6u1E including
the clerks running mo Washington
on the Southern Railway
The examination will be held under
the supervision Of F. w. c. Poston.
the chief clerk in charge of the local
office.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-21

and took up the question Of the eise-
ton OF Z president.
The stock formerly owned In the
Augusta National by Mr.. Bowling was
recently purchased by Mr.. julius Wits
and Mr.. Bowling retired from the presi-
dency and the. directorate OF the bank
leaving \ vacancy.
The elevation Of Mr.. Kivlighan. to
the presidency IL universally approved
by the directors and stockholders Of
the Augusta National and by the busi-
ness world Of Staunton.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-21
Celebrating Centennial.

Lynchhurg. Va. Oct. aO.--The cele-
bration of the one hundred anniver-
sary OF the First Baptist Church began
tonight at o'clock Some OF the
most interesting facts of the churchs
history were given by Mrs Nj. 8.
Davis, who has written a booklet con.
tanning the centurys most important
items. Words OF greeting were sent
by the representatives OF other Baptist
Churches. and Mr.. william A. Miller
spoke on the progress of the church az
he has observed 1t during two-thirds
OF its existence.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-21
CONSOLIDATION FAILS
Of CONSUnnATI0N
tions Decfae 70 Continue Bust
ness Independently.

staunton. Va. Oct. 2o.--Rumors
days that the proposed consolidation
Of the National Valley and the Augusta
National Banks had been abandoned
were confirmed yesterday by officials
OF both Institutions.
The reason given by the officials
OF the two banks for the failure of
the plans to consolidate IL that 1t has
been Impossible to organize new d.
rector Tor the proposed consolidated
bank which will be OF sufficiently small
size for one institution and which WILL
stfll not eliminate men who have been
directors of both institutions and who
are closely Identified In the public
MIND with the success OF the two banks.
The National Valley Bank now has
eleven directors and the Augusta Ma
tional has nine; inasmuch as twenty
directors are considered too large
number for one institution, II became
necessary to organize q new directory
which would leave out = large number
Of the former directors Of each bank.
KivliGhan President.
At meeting OF the directors or the
Augusta National Bank. held yesterday.
Mr.. NJ. Ktvlighan was elected presi-
dent Of that institution.
Following the decision OF thu An.
gusta National and the Valley National
to abandon the plan for a consolids-
ton OF the two banks. the Augusta
National Immediately took steps 10
the stan OF its executive Of
ncers and prepare to continue its usual
business policy with this
end in view meeting OF the directors
was called for yesterday about noon
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-21

APPLES
Fancy, well graded. D. H. .-.3.sB q t.bo
(HDice ...~. ADV "a 1.fA
Apples cloth covers ..1.oo a 1.60
PEACHES
Fancy, well packed, high
N@abt A-Aa 1.Cu
Choice. well packed. OF
color 90 n 1 n
Market we'll stocked; poultry move
ment good. Much selling.
Market flooded with chickens. Fruits
steady. Eggs active
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-21
AT BOTTOM OF RIVER.
Receiving Ship Franklin Sinks At Nor
folk Navy Yard.

Norfolk, Va, Oct 20.-The receiv-
Ing ship Franklin, which for nearly
one hundred years has done active
service in the United States navy. sank
at a dock at the Norfolk navy yard
Monday night. The old ship was re-
Gently placed out OF commission and
ordered sold. She was placed in dry
dock. but a naval board Of survey de-
cided 1t would cost more than the
ship was worth to make repairs.
She was taken out Of the dock Mon.
day. and sank during Monday night.
Her hull is resting on the bottom OF
the Elizabeth River.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-21
Mayor Approves Ordinance.

Mayor Ainslie yesterday approved
the ordinance giving the Finance
Committee the power to negotiate
loans to the amount OF not more than
$500, 900 to meet current expenses for
the remainder OF the fiscal year. The
anticipated revenues, and near the
end OF every year the Finance Com
mittee Is given authority to negotiate
such loans as may be necessary.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-21

tween Midlothian Turnpike and Pey-
ton. to cost $40.
Mrs. Clara B. Wheeler, to repair
frame dwelling, No. 20l4 Albany
Avenue, to cost 5000.
Raffeal Moriconi, to repair brick
store, No. Gil West Main Street, to
cost &270.
Mrs. o. NJ. Quaries, to build brick
tenement, First Avenue, between Mil
ton and Highland. to cost $4,000.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-21
Deeds of Release

II. =. Ebel and c. e. Loehr. trus-
tees. to Clara l. Thompson. Nos. 42s-
40 West Duval, s3x42 sxs3-10; ST.
SEQ.
l. E Brown, trustee, to A. c.
Franck. and wife and A. J, Wray and
wife, No. 1881 Floyd Avenue, 25x157:
33,937.5o.
A. B. Hutzler, trustee. to Fl. s.
Rloomberg, No. 2207 Park Avenue.
30x155-3; 800.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-21
CnArv AND PROVISION ssARKET


chicago. III. Oct so.--WfseAt--Lower
Aesin. The Liverpool wheat cable was
delayed. but cash WAS ! 10 cents
lower at our leading markets here. and
The local crowd continued bearish. Re-
eAspta. 2.s3e.bo0.
Corsr-Easy with good weather pre-
wiling.
Oats-F1at. with receipts. 1.1%o.ooo.
Il provfs,ons--Agatn sharply lower.
With 81. 900 hogs at Chicago and $4,000
estimated for tomorrow. Good sup
port IL looked for should the market
gUt weak.
WHEAT Open. High lew. Close.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-21
Building Permits.

Inspector Butler yesterday issued
permits to the following persons:
c. O. Allen, to repair frame dwell
ing, No. 1900 Chanberlayne Avenue.
to cost $3.50.
Carrie NJ TAYLOR, to repair frame
dwelling, No. 1900 Midlothian Turn
pike. to cost $3.50.
r. j. STANLEY. to repair frame
dwelling on Harrison Avenue. he
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-21
Real Estate Firm to Move.

The Julian G. Anderson Company,
incorporated, announces that on or
before November ! the company will
occupy Its new Offices, Nos. 21A-21k
Real Estate Exchange Building at
SIS East Franklin Street.