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Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-19

GOOD land, close to r. r. town, 20 acres.
$500, S. monthly; 20 acres, 800. NtlO
monthly; 80 acres. si.aOO; no interest. no
south Missouri; literature free. d. Mer-
Ram, Ellis X Benton. Kansas city. Kan.
GOOD homes in south Mo cheap and on
easy terms. Write me fos prices. j. Z.
wynkoOp Mountain View. No.
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-22
PEOPLES FORUM.
Good People? Why. Certainly.

Good People? Why, Certainly!
Editor Virginian
STA warm friend" calls atten-
ton tn the sentence in my article on
the New Jersey suffrage election,
reading "of course there are some
good people opposed 10 woman suf-
fraEe, and fears that the word
some" NAV be misconstrued into an
implication that good people" are
exceptions in the ranks Of the anti
s}ffragists.
OF course, this was not the inten-
tom and he context will show that
the point suoght to he emphasized
was that the powers of evil are al
ways aligned against women voting
whereas the best element are divid-
ed on the question.
Withlng the circle OF my anti
acquaintanceship the good folk pre-
dominate to the extent of 100 per
cent, and it is from such elements
that tho snffra ge ranks arc being SO
rapidly recruited. and which will
eventually defeat the alignment of
evil The light Is spreading
w. NJ BICKERS
Hichmond Va, Oct. 81. 1915.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-22
RESERVE BANK BOARD
DIRECTORS SUGGESTED
Richmond Banks Put in Nomina ton
HI. r. Wilcox. of Baltimore,
and Edmund Strudwick

H. 3. Wilcox. president of the First
National Bank, Baltimore, and Ed
mund Strudwick. presiden. OF the At
lantic Life Insurance Company, al
this city, have been endorsed by the
national banks OF Richmond as Class
A and Glass Il directors, respectively
cf the Federal Reserve Bank, 10 snc-
coed Waldo Newcomer. Of Baltimore,
and George j. Seay. OF Richmond. on
the reserve hank board The Ameri-
can National Bank. First National
Bank Merchants National Rank, Ma
tional State and City Bank and
Planters National Bank have signed
circular ddressed 10 the member
banks In the Fifth Federal Reserve
District as follows:
The terms of Messrs. Waldo New
conner and George J. Seay, az direc-
tors in the Federal Reserve Bank OF
Richmond expire December 81 next.
unfortunately, MIR. Newcomer de-
clines denomination, finding insuff-
cient time at his disposal for con-
tinuance OF the proper discharge OF
his duties. and Mr.. Seay is ineligible
because he is no longer actively en-
gagged in business, his entire time
being devoted. most successfully, TO
the welfare of the institution in his
capacity as governor.
The undersigned hesitate to make
any suggestions with reference to the
election of the successors to the aovs
gentlemen. but feel that somone
should take the initiative. and are,
therefore. taking the liberty OF pre-
sentlng the names OF Fl. r. Wilcox.
president of the First National Bank,
OF Baltimore. for c.ass "A" director.
and Edmund Strudwick, president OF
the Atlantic Life Insurance Company,
of this city. for Glass 'B' director,
as the type of men who, we believe,
should be selected by the banks of
this district for these important posi-
tons.
These suggestions are being made
only after most exhaustive effort TO
find two gentlemen so eminently
qualified, and who, we confidently
believe. are prepared to enter upon
their duties, If elected. with deter
mination to take up their work seri-
ously. conscientiously and with a fun
knowledge of the responsibilities
which they assume.
Mr. Wilcox, with his wide h0nk
tnc experience and Mr.. "trudwick.
with an intimate personal knowledge
of the commercial agricultural ard
manufacturing needs of the Fifth Dis
trict. are both. in our Judgment, en-
titled 10 your consideration and CON-
fidence. We earnestly hope that
these suggestions with reference to
them will be kindly entertained and
that either they. or repr eSentative
men of equal breadth of vision and
experience. may receive the nomina-
ton and SUPP ort of your institu-
ton in accordance with the provisions
OF Circular No. IS Of the Federal Re-
serve Bank of Richmond which was
sent you on October a.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-22
CREfRY WILL MAKE
STRONG DEFENSE

The Administrative Board WILL at
$3.50 o'clock this afternoon 20 into the
hearing Of charges against Assistant
Superintendent Creery. of the Street
Cleaning Department. Mr.. Creery Is
under Suspension. pendin(g the result
of the hearing. which was brought
about by Commissioner Hirschbers
The assistant superintendent In al
legged IN have permitted city carts TO
he used in the removal of garbage and
refuse from the city to n farm in Hen
rico County In which he Is Interested.
number OF witnesses will appear
lin the case. including Chief of Police
Werner. who was summoned yester-
day NJ the request of Commissioner
Hirschherg
The assistant superintendent, Il Is
stated, will produce evidence to show
that the refuse was carted to the farm
by order Of the superintendent and
wit hthe knowledge Of the Administra-
tive Board.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-22
BULLET FROM BODY.
DIDN'T FIT PISTOLS
Another Element of Uncertainty
added to Question of Who Shot
Sidney Cohen In Charleston.

Charleston. S. c., Oct 2l.---The bull
let taken from the body of Sidney j.
Cohen, the newspaper reporter killed
during meeting here last Friday Of
the City Democratic Executive Com
n1ittee, dla not fit pistols said 10 have
been taken from either Henry J.
Brown or Edward r Mcdonald. two
men held in connection with the
shooting according to testimony late
today at the coroncrs inquest into
Cohens Death
Testimony regarding the bullet
taken from Cohen's body aud the pis
tolls which police claimed to have
taken from Brown and Mcdonald
was virtually all that was brought
out late today.
Brown was charged h the police
with murder and Mcdonald with
conspiracy to commit murder, as
sault and battery with intent to kin"
Both men have been held in the
county jail without bond since their
arrest after the shooting
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-22
NEW SPECIAL GRAND
JURY IS EMPANtlEl
Owner of Trucklond of beer Indicted;
Beer and Man Locked
I'D.

Prince George Courthouse, Va Oct
2f---Locked up In the county jail here
tonight are $40 worth of beer and Peter
Montin, believed to be It's owner. Mon
tin was driving with the beer to Hope
Will In q big motor truck, when he
was arrested today and brought. with
the beer 10 the courthouse.
Judge Jesse T. West. presiding, I'm
mediAtely empaneled a special grand
jury. which heard witnesses. and In
a short time returned an indictment
against Montin. Unable TO furnish bail,
MONTH was locked up In the tail. into
which his truck load OF beer had al
ready been placed.
The special grand jury was not dis
charged. there being numerous other
matters needing its consideration and
1t Will be in session again tomorrow. A
large number Of Indictments are anti
cipated.
When court opened today the jury
charged with liquor law violations,
charged wit hhquor law violations.
which could not agree on a verdict
last night told the court ii found Nil
cell rot guilty, He was DISCHARGED.
Gambling Cases Involve ~.
The case of s a Xirpas. known
as leader OF the Greeks at i apevell.
was oalled. Nippas is charge with
C1mmonweaith' S witnesses vera heard
beio.r court adjourned this .ening.
T. is regarded as probable that the
Nipras ease Will consume nearly all
of tomorrow.
Policemen Williams, Deskin, Sweet
and Acting Sergeant BertuccL of the
Richmond police force who were hor-
rowed by the State to patrol the Pet
ersbung Hopeweli Road. came over
this evening TO be present ar tomor-
rows sessions Of court, 1t had been
expected that four gambling cases, in
Volving fifty eight men. brought to
light in raids made by the Richmond
police during their last days here be-
fore their recall to Richmond October
Q would come up, 1t is now likely
that these cases will not be reached
until Saturday. There are also some
disorderly house cases to come up on
the reports OF the Richmond police
men who went over the ground after
other police and detective agencies
and uncovered considerable evidence
of Ia wlessness at Hopewell.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-22
v. J. PAYNE HOLDS
TR{DECAR OPTION
Wei Known Promoter Is Believed to
Have Deal Well In Hand With
Big Steel Interests.

W. J. Payne, formerly of Rich
mond. one Of the best known pro-
meters in the South, is the holder Of
the option on the Tredegar Iron
Works. This statement was made to
The NirEinian last night. The giper
of that information. man who Is in
position To know. would not be
quoted, however, nor would he tell
for whom Mr.. Payne is acting.
For several days past there has
been much speculation and numerous
publications the tenor of which was
that the Tredeear Iron Works are
shortly to be purchased outright by
large Northern steel interests and
converted into one of the greatest
munitions manufacturing plants in
the country,
There have been many rumors.
many reports To confirm them. and
many wild guesses as to who held the
option, what its figure was. and how
much the consideration swinging the
ccal would be, There has been a
general agreement in the rumors and
reports that the figures are $1,000
0oC
No officia, of the Tredegar Iron
Works would talk for publication,
that company regarding the matter
as being entirely IT'S own business
whetne" 1t sold or did not sell, or
whether even, II considered anyone's
/ cSer for the sale Of its business.
Payne Holds the Option.
Last night II was learned that Mr.
Payne is the party who holds the
option. That was the frst actual
definite statement Ia be obtained
Mr.. Payne may represent United
States Steel, the Schwab interests. or
not interests at all. Who he repre-
sents was not stated
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-22
NURSES PRETTY IN
GRADUATING GOWNS
Eleven Who Have Finished Course at
st. Luke's Hospital Get
Diplomas.

Eleveupretty young women. especial
ly attractive in dainty GRADUATE
gowns Of white and each bearing a
huge bouquet Of yellow chrysanthe
NUNS, who have finished the pre-
scribed course at st Luke's Hospit al
Training School For Nurses. smiling
~ faced their friends In the audito-
rum of the Jefferson Hotel last night
and received at the hands of DR.
Stuart MCGUIRE. chief surgeon OF the
hospital the diplomas which pro
claim to the world the fact that they
are full-fledged nurses.
The occasion was altogether de-
lghtful The stage of the auditorium
was fairly hidden with its embellish-
ment of palms, ferns. potted plants
and cut flowers. most of the latter gifts
from admirers of the graduates. The
staff of the hospital, led by Miss
Ruth Robertson, the superintendent.
formed double Ale through which
the graduates marched to the stage,
occupying seats there with DR.. Nc
CURE and Rev DR.. w Russell Bowie,
rector OF st. Paurs Episcopal Church,
who made the graduating address
Physicians OF the hospital staff-Drs
PRAYER, Echols, Weiseger, Burnett and
Bocock-acted as ushers, and Kess-
nichs orchestra furnished appropriate
music.
The graduates are:
From Virginia--Miss Resale Hicks
Miller, Miss Anne H. Morton, Miss Marie
Wood Couch. Miss Sarah Mildred Tuck
Ter, Miss Pattie Hargrave, Miss Martha
Viola Baylor.
From North Caroina-AIiss Josie Ar
cher Ashby, Miss Marion Eleanor Will
liams
From West virginia-Miss Alberta
Reed
From Canada--Miss Mary thinner
man.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-22

Fort smith, AK. Oct 21.--Seven
u1fn on trial charged with conspirac y
to defraud the Government IN the
manufacture of ''moonshine" whiskey
pleaded guilty in the United states
District Court here today Sentence
will he passed tomorrow The case
against Fred Rowles. of Fort smith
the eighth defendant. WAS dismissed
The case AGAINST the defendants went
to trial Yesterday and their action to-
day WAC surprise.
Those who pleaded guilty were;
John l.. Casper Kansas city. alleged
head Of the conspiracy; George Hort
mann, Kansas city, employ" Of Cas-
per, Prewbaker. Kansas CITY. en-
plcye Of Casper: r. Henry Brown
Harrison. Ark. formerly q Govern
nent ganger; John Farrahee. kanses
City emnlove of Casper s. l., Will
lians. Winston Salem Y G. forrre err
revenue agent. who resigned from the
Government service to enter business
with Casper. and John Coffey. Fort
Smith
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-22

w'fis b. II fought to hnteh. might PRIV
long the session to the EARLY summer.
senator Reed Smoot who stands
hieh C. o. ?. inside circles, indl-
cat~s that his party viii be fond
alieaea with the President On his
national defense rroeram Senator
Smoot says.
r believe Congress at the com
ing session VIII provide a ma
val .Hcrease program with pros
W III Tor dUra dnau ssfts with d
large number Of submarines.
swift battle cruisers and a mum
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-22
Used Mails 10 Defraud.

Atlante. Ga, Oct. 2l.--John j.
Simpson. q member Of the defunt
Simpson & Harper Lurnne Company,
was declared guilty If The Federal
Court here Yesterday of using the
mails to defraud. It was charged
that he mailed false financial state
ment TO 4 mercantile agency. thus
obtaining rating which enf bled his
firm 70 borrow large sums from banks
IN Georgia and elsew here
Fedora Judge Newman announced
that he would sentence simpson to-
morrcW- His attorneys gave notice
that an appeal would be taken anc
Simpson was released on 90 coo bond
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-22
EXPLOSION IN PARIS
KILLS HALF HUNDRED
Hundred Others Injured In Disnater at
Factory In the Rue de Tolbinc--
Not Work of Spies. j..

Paris. Oct, 21.~-FiftY-two persons are
reported to have been killed in an ex-
'posion yesterday In a factory in the
more were injured Many Of the vic
Tins We're women workers in the fac
tory which was wrecked as We're build
ines in the vicinity.
President Poincare and Minister Of
the Interior Malvy, who We're imme To-
diately informed of the disaster visit
/ cd the scene and gave directions to
the rescuing forces.
The auto truck was being loaded
when workmen accidentally dropped
one grenade. causing an explosion
which was followed BIZ two others in
quick succession.
Followed by Fire.
The explosion destroyed not only the
main factory and other buildings CON
nected 10 il. but everything within
a radius Of 100 yards. and damaged
buildings 500 Yards distant. The ex~
plosion was followed by fire, but the
flames were soon extineuished.
OF the forty-one bodies already re-
covered. thirty-one are those of wo-
men. Forty injured persons were
treated at the emergency hospital
which was quickly Installed at the
scene Twenty others were removed
TO another hospital 1t was said that
the injured would exceed 100 In NUM-
her
Reports that the explosion was the
work Of spies were denied
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-22
STRUCK IN EYE BY BULLET.
Robert Fowlkes. OF South Boston. In
tured ut Shooting GaIIerY

South Boston. Va. Oct 21--Robert
Fowlkes, son OF V. l.. Fowlkes, OF this
place. narrowly averted the loss OF an
eye at the fair grounds Tuesday night.
He, in company with party Of
friends. WAS standing near a shooting
gallery watching some friends try
their luck at the clay pigeons, when
In some unaccountable manner q bull
let rebouhded after having struck thu
object aimed at and struck him In the
eye. He was treated by Or. Bell and
taken by his father to Danville for
further treatment today. Favorable
accounts of his condition were re-
ceived later and from present pros
poets the eye will be saved.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-22
Means End of FIGHT.

Little Rock Ark. Oct 21.-what
virtually was conceded by State RAFT
rood commissioners to presage the
end Of the fight in Arkansas - oh
tain two-cent passenger fares was
application Of the railroad commits
sion Of Arkansas. Federal Judre Jacob
Trieber granted continuances until
April |, 1917, on all cases 10 enioin
The roads from charging three cents.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-22

Kew West. Fla, oct. a1.-The coast
guard cutter Miami. according 20 a
wireless message from her commander
tonight, had failed TO overtake the
schooner Lneg II, stolen from this
port last night with a cargo of arms
and ammunition consigned 10 persons
in Mexico. II was believed here the
schooner's Mexican crew had stolen
her The wireless from the Miami to-
night did not say whether she was
continuing the pursuit.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-22

Der Of golfers large increase
In ammunition will he provided.
The Senate will pass a gov
eminent ship purchase bill and
the House probably VIII defeat
Il. The appropriation bills ~tll
he pressed forward with the CO.
operation OF Republicans with
the Democrats and tho Hepubli-
Gang viii not attempt 10 prolong
the session. though the session
may last until June. Both par
ties want to get away early, how
ever.
There may he some public land
legislation, Including the leasing Of
public lands and water power.
which J personally think Sc in
reference with the States pow
er 4 DON'T believe there viii he
an opening up Of the entire tar
If question ana | believe the lack
Of time viii prevent passage or
the Philippine bill will IA
vor an army reserve on general
principles with small stipend
for them for gathering annually
and more liberal care of the state
militia
The Republican senators will Hn'
i eerH mHcH to their own personal and
political credit II they insist tia. part,
lines shall be entirely dropped il
affecting our foreign polio,
Hnd the adoption Of sare ana reason
able precautions against surprise by
'oreien fee
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-22

llopewell merchant, j. E, Han
lon, has been named as postmaster at
Hopewell and much needed mall ia
cilities viii he provided. The bust
ness heretofore has all been handled
through the City Point office.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-22

Those German runaways from the
informed s'aips can at least cite high
German precedent IN regarding
solemn covenant as a mere scrap OF
paper
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-22

London. Oct 2i-OTicial announce
ment was made today that the total
number OF British merchant vessels.
exclusive Of fishermen, sunk by sub
marines to October II was 1873 The
number Of fishing vessels sunk TO that
time was 1T5
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-22

Tire Russians. according to the
press dispatches, have recaptured
Czeruowi'z. That sounds like the
name of tho place where the ham
burger steak comes from.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-22

Headlines Of papers next fall;
"Rrvan Rouses Great Enthusiasm For
wilson; Great Netraskan Delivers
Ringing Appeal For Great Virginian."
etc etc
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-22

mar another city have been
In t8HH rttrt@.1
Ear post 7f chief eEerattre n
j. neass- at5y q political re-
a5af4 HH7er Gus American system
ar aaNls Hnd separation Of the
ra5 trom political Influences rs
az 6jfet that Ought n In sought
eaef< - here \ fee weeks age.
ee8ea tas still pending question in
references H. the m1saf II GH}un-
Hfa arose. go, city commissioners.
F. aIH rs rommctara9 took he
control If thr police cut Of his
hands and gave Il 70 another
-n,l3 missioner. This was To the
adse3 nfaaa both of TIE NaNor and
If the enmmp05tY, as tne ntf@stlv
the Mayor q direction 81 $40 police
w0Hd De embarrassed sa long az
the property If his conduct ~
sHat particulars part AT his duty
vas under fro That the COM
manacr of an armed force re-
main romwarG while his Of
8eHaf a#te are undor Investigation
u HrN.pst erpus thing.
Shr aer4H asi.H aIAn ~ govern
-Hfar #tfaeH columbia has happily
gza4 #a= ftr fhc s5mnie solution
p #-r} TI-E. ana the recent
81 r. tsad@ q disclose the
uFH - efTe rt0r'tv IF GoiHwhia
rrrumcui oTor that Of
f'.n similar 10 that Of
gs--. raa.H ret arise In
svfaHhn ur'"ss during q cam
H4tsa fa Mayor thn MAYOR were
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-22

Toledo, Ohio. oct. MembeNgo OF
the Ohio Federation Of Women'u G5efhs
today endorsed SsNewide rrohllftton
in their convention here. The fedora
ton is affiliated in measure with the
w. G. T. II.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-22

Berlin. Oct 21.--tNia wireless TO Say
ville.l Captain Boy-Ed, naval attache
OF the German embassy AZ Wa shinston
has been promoted to a fun capacity
to the Overseas News Agency
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-22
d. X. Kellogg Honorcd.

Colorado Springs, Col Oct. al
D X kellogg Richmond, Va, was
elected second vice. president by the
Society of Railway Financial officers.
In convention here yesterday, t. n r
Mcknight. Pittsburs. was chosen
president
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1915-06-25
A Beaconsfield Story,

Princess Catherine Radziwill in her
Memories Of Forty Years" has rem
tniscence of Lord Beaconsteld:
81 think that he never enjoyed any
thug more than the thunderbolt which
startled the world when it heard of
his secret treaty with Russia concern
ing Batoum and with Turkey concern
ing the cession of Cyprus to England.
/ remember meeting him on that day
at a reception given by Countess
Karolyi. He walked quietly into the
room with a sphinxlike expression on
his face, and l could not help asking
him what he was thinking of. 4 am
not thinking, he replied; 4 am enjoy
Ing mySelf.'"