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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-13
SPOuING 4 BARGAIN

Look here" said al excited man 10 drug.
gist. You gave me morphine for quinlne this
morning"
is that SOL replied the druggist Then yoJ
owe me IS cents. Christian REGISTER.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-13

Pulled from Diary;
Two impressions pursue one clear across the
continent and hack again There IS no escap-
ing them. They are these
Wei. you've struck very exceptional weather
here
There are more automobiles in use here,
guess. for the number OF people. than IN any
city in the United States
| do no, know whether il Is good or bad
omen. bur less than one man m five met IN
sleeping or smoking compartments Sno"S VINO
hts congressman Is. After asking casually
few times and finding that the average tTaF'
eler did not know the name OF his congressional
representative, l made u a point 10 inquire OF
several score or prosperous looking tram &C
quaiRtAnces, and their ignorance OF things poIitE
cal in their own localities proved highly enter
tanning A number did not know the name OF
the governor Of their state. and only about half
knew the names OF their United states senators
Most OF those who did know had 10 stop and
think a moment Yet | did not put my inquiry
20 any but men who looked Ike persons OF
affairs
The answer Is that the average human being
is unobservng Probably every representative
in congress has his name mentioned in every
newspaper in his district numerous times each
month And the chances are that every man
who doesn't know the name OF his congressman
has nevertheless. seen IL IN the paper over and
over again without 1t making any impression
on him.
These same men would doubtless walk by
a new variety OF Towering tree or a new build
ing day after day without knowing il was
there.
To be perfectly frank. really do not know.
No matter how Grabbed looking a man may
BE- and regardless OF whether he is standing
grouchily on the brick platform OF railway
station. walking sulleny along the right-of.Vay.
or leaning gloomly over the gate OF an III
kempt farm yard, this IS certain II YOU wave
your hand at him from a train. he viii wave
back There Is not man in all the world so
mean that he will not wave his hand al any
! body who waves hand at him from passing
train.
Here "a another matter OF grave concern that
/ have been investigating
From the Atlantic To the Pacific coasts and
back have asked az hotels whether the straw
berry shortcake on the menu was oldfashioned
! shortcake made OF sweetensd spongecake with
I a nauseous smear OF whipped cream 10 In
yariably. the offering has proved TO be the lat
I ter variety. Then | inquired OF a number OF
capable housewives and learned that pongecake
/ Is Just as expensive or more old
I fashioned crust made OF biscuit dough. ! also
found out by means OF numerous and jealous
inquiries that g99 persons out OF every thousand
prefer the kind Of strawberry shortcake that
hotels and restaurants do not have Now. here
IS the idea II the variety the menu costs
/ as much. or more. 10 manufacture. as the other
/ kind and IL only onetenth OF one per cent "a
popular. Why then. do not the chefs switch over
I TO the other side? Why, oh. Why not
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-13

Many people give bGt i.,,ie
thought 10 the consequence o. ea1
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-13

There are more automobiles in use here,
guess. for the number OF people than n any
city in the United States
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-13
SEEING AMERICA FIRST.
BY FRED c. KELLY
Copyright. 1918. by Fred c. kellyo

Pulled from Diary;
Two impressions pursue one clear across the
continent and back again There is no escap-
ing them. They are these
Well you've struck very exceptional weather
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-07
LARGE NUMBER
or ODD FELLOWS
HOLD MEETING
GATHER AT RkFFoRo HALL AND
HEAR ADDRESSED 81 PROM.
NENT MEMBERS.

Raford Han was the scene NJ a
large gathering % odd FellaWn Iasf
night and there were present mem
hers ~ the order who mad not a..
tended meetings In many wears Prior
20 the open meeting Pensacola lodge
Ne. = presented 10 Past Grand Master
A. q Binkley "a past grand nastsr.4
Jewel, the presentation being made ny
Deputy Grand Master Chaa. Friedrich
sen. Judge 1no. g. avery made an
excellent address and rssen the open
meeting down stairs was begun.
L. 81. Davis acted as toastmaster
and introduced a. the arst speaker
Mayor 9reenhut who made a short
talk, ia which he welcomed Go the CITY
the visiting odd Fellows.
Addresses we're then made hv Scott
VI. Loftin, A. O.. Binklev. A. w OIL.
christ 81 Fowelton looRe Nu. Al of
Moline. Leroy v HoIsborrv " r.
Hansen u Mechanic lodge No a af
Warrington, Nm. b. knowles. r. r.
'ranston, l.. W. Nelson and o
Scmmes. Ir.
splendid repaat WAS served and
during the course of the evening ex-
callent music WAS rendered by Prof
Greenblatts orchestra. The meeting
adjourned after singing cod Re Wgtlt
You TIL We Meet Again"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-07

Special Sale-Edwin Clamp
500 Oxfords. ANY style.
S5.25. Meyer Shoe Company.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-07
LARGE SAILING
VESSEL IS DUE
THE FlvE.mAsTEp AMERICAN
SCHOONER MARY W. BOWEN
SHOULD sE m PORT WITHIN
TIE NEXT FEW DAYS FOR tbs.

Within the next few DAYS. the large
flNe-masted schooner Mary " Bowen.
flying the American nag. should be in
port having sailed from Norfolk about
ten DAYS nEo for Pensacola. This YES
sci will be bsrthed upon arrival al the
uest side ~ Perdido wharf. where. t.
is said. a cargo 81 cross ties and some
um her Tor Sew York viii he started.
This schooner has really been due
for the past several days and eonsiR-
nees were auziously inquiring 81 wa
Ter front officials ar 60 whether or
not there haJ been anything in the
share ~ g report Of The schooners APP
preach been made cargo Is all ready
for starting and 30 will not he many
hours after she gets into port before
eanEF ~ men are aboard filling up
what will have been the largest Amer
icau sailing vessel Of tnis type tu
have entered this port and which
upon arrival will be the largest ssll-
.ug vessel. in point 81 net tonnage ~
any vessel IN this port. and there are
some large ones here a. present tasine
carge.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-07
II is lust Natural
TO Admire Babies

Our nitruvtir nature inpels love for ths
ecoinE infant And 90 the same time
the subject ~ motherhood - ever before
Us To know what 20 DO that VII add
60 The physical comfort ~ eNpectanf
motherhood ~ . subject that has inter-
eEted most women of all times. one -
the real helpful things d an external
abdominal application cold IN most drug
stores under tho name q Mother
Friend" We have known Sc many grand
mothers. who IN their younger days
relied upon this remedy. and who recon-
mend IL % their own daughters that e
certainly uaust Ne what its name indi-
Gates. They have used u for is direct
influence upon the muscles. cords. liga-
mentE and tendons ~ Il aims 60 afford
relief from enc strain and pain 40 often
unnecessarily severe during the period Of
expectancy.
Every woman should mention Mothers
Friend" when the stork II the subject 81
conversation. An interesting little book
n mailed free upon application 20 Brad
aeld Regulator Co.. 405 Lamar Bldg
Atlanta. Ga. II refers 90 many things
that women Ike 20 read about
Get or recommend a bottle Of Mothers
Frlead" to.day AID write fer the book
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-07

Regular United States Depository.
Depository for Postal Savings Funds.
State Of Florida Depository.
City Of Pensacola Depository.
Member Bank Federal Reserve System.
@
w.
a. Morris scar. Or ~
o. y.
pasn
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-07
MADE GETAWAY
FROM CITY JAIL
BADLY WANTED DARkEY, HELD
AS DANGEROUS AND susPi.
cioUs CHARACTER. TAKES A
FRENCH LEAVE AFTER COURT.

After having been ordered held until
this morning. when a very material
witness could be summoned. a darkey
named John Bailey, ans who was said
10 have went under ether names,
walked away from the city tail after
court and has not been seen since.
when the darkey was looked for
during the forenoon, no trace ~ him
could be found and 60 IL possible there
viii he something - an interesting ma
tare develop from this event.
chief Sanders said yesterday that
all he could say was that the negro
actually walked from the station. but
whether carelessneas on the part 81
those responsible for the care - pris-
onsrs Was the reason or not, he would
not even care 20 indicate.
Bailey had In the presence % sew
sFsl oficsrs. practically admitted -
completely a Tire theft ~ thousands ~
shingles In Pensacola within the past
few weeks Al one tins q total 81
fifteen bundles disappeared IN = single
nlEht. ard a. other times pfles ~ Eve.
eight ten o. twelve bundles would
strangely disappear between suns.
when Bailey w.ns taken into the office
q chief Sanders for IRE third de-
gree. ne was seIzed with q sort - an
aEue. and shook like a leaf ~ the
wind. while unasrgoinw such eyami-
nation. if was said. he was alleged -
have practically admitted conwiieity
In TIRE removal ~ doHens ~ bundles
81 cypress shingles. BY telephoning te
= drayman and having the latter IAok
Z up certain desi gnafed piles ~ building
materials and moving them 20 another
Z spot Then e second dfayman. n was
asserted would move them q second
time
There we're two witnesses who II
I ire past bad lost scores ~ bundles "a
Y shingles m mysterious manner unsei
! subpoena ysaterday hat % make ~
I case tust &c strong as possible twr
4 other Witnesses were eesired hy ~
!. chief A. the latter-s suggestion th,
/ case went over. with fhe intention d
taking e up again thts morning Thei
aana after fHe aarksE disappeared an.
81 Investigation vas started
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-07
LIBRARY HERE
DISCUSSED BY
THE G.P. CLUB
SEVERAL SPEAKERS FAVOR TAX
ING Up THE CARNEGIE PRoPo-
siTIoN AND PUTTING IT
THROUGH.

The Greater Pensacola club had
" hv Not a Carnegie library For
Pensacola up for discussion yester-
day and several speakers were heard
"a favor 81 accepting the Carnegie
proposition. Geo. HI. Hervey acted as
president 10 the abrsaee % ". A.
hlounL Jr. while u. d. bingham pre-
sided AZ toastmaster
Mr.. Bingham. A. a. Biukiey. D. r..
Davis Yonge. r. ". = zasnart. Geo. "a.
Horyev and James p. sahluips wera
those who made short addresses. each
fayor1ng Carnegie library and urg-
ing that some plan be accepted 10 start
the work
Dr Kennedy was oaGed upon bat
said CROUCH had already Deen said on
the matter
Ring 1913 for fresh Fish,
w. r. Bennett Grocery and
Meat Market.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-07
CONTINUE THE
WELL DRILLING
GRAY ARTEslAN WELL CO. SENDS
MACHINERY HERE TO DRILL
THROUGH ROCK AT PUMPING
STATION.

81 j. Gray. general manager ~ th.
Gray Arteaan Wei Co. ~ CottondaIe.
has arrived with large and m1Ierr
well drilling machine. and VIII con
tinue the deep well a. the pumping sta
ton. which la now soc feet deep. where
H struck on such hard rock that TIE
clty's drilling machinery could nnt
penetrate Il.
The work IL under the direction af
Thos. u. Johnson. commissioner rf
streets and public works.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-07

A solution 70 your Spring
Wardrobe for Ladies and
Gentlemen. Palm Beach
Suits. S. TO SO. Dresses,
newest materials, $3.50 to
S12.00, cash or credit. Ca
Inns, rs South Palafox.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-07

$500 REWARD, -. ,og = q
rewara for evidences safnrlsnt % eonvtet
ny person fQane aieaina aahacriberu'
eapsrH after deitvHry e same bF @arrtsf,
william carr. "a white nau. was ar-
rested yesterday near fouId.us and
.hrought % the cts by Constable Jones
charged uifh stealing harse 81
win he given q preliminary hearing to-
morrow afternoon.
The handsome home 90 Capt BanuIe
1ramand seB Rt -s West Er8luarI
street which wac badly damaged bF
Pre- a feU dsy aeo. IS being repalre
Nna VIII take on ltE former beautiful
9lnes within e short tine.
J. y Joseph. white. charged with
'cmberxlemeut 81 small amount 81
mnneN from partner ln business. Was
Erlaced under arrest yesterday. ana
|win he given preliminary hearing
to-day
w 4 Rocks ~ Birmingham. Ala
.repFesfntIng tAe "a F 8ennera Gem
.pany dealers ID pie iren. coaI and
.cose. Ras in the e0t yesterday on
business 81 connection with the for
e.en business or hh Cf.a aa handled
through the poutaf Iensscola. There
iN not che least 1esbt a ms mind
SAID Mg Rookie. nut tsat Pensacola
Is s6IaE ta bo the busiest pIaec 81 tia
gull ce8af shortly. It raHt keep bus
ness nut long wIfh e baF ike that
ne SD. pointing tn fhe harhor
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-07
NOTICE.

The City Registration
Books will be open for regis
tration for the general cleo
ton on June 7th, at the City
Hall, beginning May z and
closing May Is. 1915. Hours
8 a. m, to ! p. m. and from
3 p. m. TO 5 p. m.
JOS. A. HICKS
City Registration Officer
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-07

The office OF the Pensacola
Gas Co. will close at noon
on Fridays. beginning Fri
day, May 7th and continue
during the summer months.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-20
State Corporation Commission.

The following charters We're gra Mt
ed yesterday by the State Corpora on
Commission;
Roanoke Iron and Bridge Works.
inc, Roanoke. Va. $780, 600 40 tI@5,-
900: structural iron business. O. u.
Oakley. president. Salem. Va; r. NJ.
Johnston. secretary and treasurer,
Salem, Va
Amendment 70 charter Of Ifa5tis
County OH Corporation, Richnt nj.
Va, reducing par val''e or is shares
from $40 TO 81 per share
Utilities Development Corpora ON,
Richmond, Va. 5000 70 5 Goo. oG9; 10
organize public utility coTporati rs.
Arthur J. Thompson, presldan@: VIII
mette, Illinois; J. l.. Eossman, secre-
tary. Chicago, Ill.
Nandegrift K Co. inc. Norfolk Va
$4,000 to $4,000: plumb ~ busin' ss.
!. A Vandegrift, president; NJ. A
Vandegrift, secretary-hoth of Nor
folk. Va.
Richmond Germicide Company. inc.
Richmond, Va. $1,000 to $4,000.
Manufacture and sell disinfectants in
sectieides. etc. Harry Houser1an.
president. Ernest Euhank. secret ar !.
and treasurer--both of Richmond Va.
The Virginia Automobile Club VIC.
Richmond, Va. $1,000 to $50 900 {:
automobile business. c. Fl. Van Moss.
president: Byron McCallum, secre AIRY
both Of Richmond Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-20
chicago GRAIN AMI PRODUCE.
Furnished ny Miller Co., Brokers.
Htchmomd. ta)

Chicago. March 19--Wheat-Strong
early. then weak The Liverpool fpot
was to ] I'D higher. Argentine ship
ments were larger than expected this
week. being 5.l2s.oe0, which appears
to confirm the idea that the Argentine
would he r. free seller owing TO eer
financial necessities Export sales yes
terdat talked as 100000 bushels and
with the continent In the market for
over assoc 600 barrels of low grade
-four India reports better weather,
with the harvesting confirming a good
yield OF fair quniity. while II Is re-
ported that there will be "a large sur
plus available for export. Italy re
ported TO require 1914 million bushels
TO cover her needs 10 the end Of the
season.
Corn-c}osed fat Yesterdays cx-
ports talked as 500 600 bushels and
with the Southwestern market report
Ing a good demand but Eastern in
auiries slow
oats-Dull but with the cash demand
active and Duluth and Minneapolis
stocks quoted is being all sold for
export.
provtsio us --- sharply lower With
packers the best sellers aud 1900 hogs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-20
TRAVELS FOR HEALTH At
STEAMSHIPS EXPENSE
Nathan Cohen, Who Lived In Nirginia
For a Time, i Man Without
Country, Nobody Wanting Him.

New YORK, March 19.--Natlan
Cohen WAC is thirty-fve years old
and unmarried. and remembers ltue
of his boyhood except that he 81 cat
most of Ii n Brazil, and who has the
impression that he was born there,
and that Portuguese is his install
speech mas arrived in New Y DIRK / ar
Dor again by the liner Nasar4 COM
pieting years experience alloat at
the expense OF the steamship inc,
with a record OF 32,740 miles OF sea
travel.
In that year he has acquired a good
knowledge uf the English langua sc,
and. according to the ships surg on,
DR. Davis. has become n eutallY ma
physically sound again through the
medium Of sea air. frequently pre-
sCribed for run down folk and re-
Earded by veteran navigatcrs as the
greatest tonic on tap In the univs Sc.
The case of Nathan Cohen is un que
in the annals OF deported immigr9 nts.
lie came here by the Vasaria in May.
.1912, went to Virginia and set IN a
little store with a relative. He show
ed symptoms of insanity two years
later and was sent TO Ellis Island.
There the experts decided that ,lis
mental crookedness was due to cases
which had existed before he cam" 70
America and he was ordered deport-
ed to Rio Janeiro the port whence
he came
Nobody Wanted Nate.
Nathan accepted the decision OF
Uncle sam without protest and was
put aboard the VanDyck. since sunk
by the German cruiser Karlsruhe, md
in MAY OF last year he sailed sorth-
ward. Rio de Janciro refused to ac-
cept him. as he had no papers to
show that he was citizen of Brazil.
and so the VanDyck took him or to
TIE final southern port OF the ine,
ferrrus- tvrrE.- seven -tfrursarr mites
from Sandy Hook.
The skipper tried Rio 1anero arain
on the way back. but the authorities
were obdurate. and Nathan found
himself IN New York once more He
had Travelled 1870 miles on his
original storage ticket, for which he
had paid sa5. and had been well nro-
vided for the ships company taking
kindly to him.
Then down to Rio. Nathan went
again. RIO refused again 70 regard
him as Brazilian citizen and The
shin took him on to Buenos Avres
and brought him back.
WIN Come Back Unless Germ ans
Get Him.
Unless proof tn satisfy the govern
another 1000 mile trip on March 81.
course, some time within Few
months. unless German cruiser in
terferes with the voyage of the Varari,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-20
Hastings Court.

Judge Richardson Yesterday sem
fenced Alonzo Woodruff. colored, To
the Petersburg Asylum for the In
sane. following the finding OF conn
mission in luracy. Woodruff was ar
rested several months ago on me
charge of arson His sanity at that
time was questioned, and commits
sion was hold.
The rasa Of Joseph Bowman,
charged with the murder OF an I'M
known man at the foot OF Second
Street some time ago. was continued
to the April term of court. Bow
man is alleged 70 have stabbed mo
man. after a quarrel over drink.
Endeavors TO ascertain the name OF
the man who was killed have been
fruitiess.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-20
WILLIAMS NAMES RECEIVERS.
appoints Men to Wird Up Affairs OF
Several Large Concerns.

Washington. Nrach 19.--The Comp
troller Of the Currencv announced to-
night that VI NJ. Dudley, of Ameri~ns,
Ca. will be appointed receiver OF the
American National Rank Of Amerinus
Ca. 10 succeed A. w. Smith. decea ed,
and that William L. Wilson. who has
had considerable experience With
large enterprises in Pittsburg and
who is n native OF that city, viii be
appointed receiver of the German
National National Bank, Of Pittehsre.
20 succeed National Bank Exam -er
Cooper who has haa charge of the
institution since il closed it's doors re-
Gently. The assets OF the hank At this
time 1t closed were about $4,000. 900.
Examiner Cooper on April I. will
go to Cleveland to assume his duties
as CHIEF examiner for the Fourth Fed
eral District.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-20
SOUTHERN railway.
Premier Carrier ef tn eeusA.


Premier Carrier sf tn eeusA.
| TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. MAIN
STREET STATION
N. B.-Following schedule figures
published AZ information and not guar
anteed:
,otte and Durham.
1880 A N.-Daiiy--Limited- all
points South
for Keysviiis. Durham ana interms.
date stationa
500 p. M-Daily-For panvilis. At
lan.a and Birmingham. With electric
1I:3p p M--baiiy-Limited- all
points south. Pullman ready 800 p. II.
e. $40 loss,ro Ven VIZ, tf Point
connecting for Baltimore. daily except
Sunday.
Point
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
NJ, a;as p NJ. and $40 r. ~. daily;
$40 A. N, except Sunday,
From West Point; $40 A. H.. s:ls r.
A., =. Il !, d., J. BISHOP s, b. 2 P a.. -.
The Progressive Railway % the ss~t>.
South bound train scheduled to isavs
Richmond daily, 500 A. NJ. local to
Norlina: Tao p. NJ. sleepers ana
coaches. Atlanta. Birmingham. Jack
i sonville: 1890 p. NJ. sleeper to Hamlet
and coache. to Atlanta and Birming-
ham l117 2. NJ. Florida Limited: 32:&5
A. NJ. sieepers, Atlanta. birmingham,
Memphis Jacksonville. Tampa. and
Goa hes Jacksonville
North bound trains scheduled TO ar.
rive In Richmond daily: 5:ss A. Il
7ss A. n Sis A. NJ, sos p. n. s.4s
p. NJ Local
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-20
WALL STREET STILL AT
ITS GAME Of SEE-SkW
copper Metal Group Provides
Leadership For Rise.
IGNORE IONDoN's ACTIo
New York Market Takes tAttlc No
tice OF share List Price Revision
al the English Mctropons--M"Tc
Gold Brought In.

Nav York. March is.-~WaN street
mad today another such market Of o'e
sided strength as II has had on
eral occasions in the last three 'no"'"'
The so-ealied general list Of stan' ~ ii
shares was absolutely inert i"f '"'
most part The movement OF P'tN'T
was almost wholly in the indusu "a,
department whore the copper " '''
,rrnt,n dtvfded honors with miseeIian-
eo,,@ arrav OF stocks not entitled 70
the description Of sreciRltios. ne up
shoot 81 tho dealings was return q"
about the maximum volume Of activity
4, recent weeks and an assortment
~ substantial gains by large nun per
Of shares The closing tone OF t"e
market was strong. bat few among the
stocks which still constitute the BACK
hone Of the list despite the favor no"
extended - specialttes were more 9i'"''
fairly STEADY throuSheut Lhe Gay.
New buying was evident, pnt y az"
not extend to rails ana 10 s"ins % ''''
standard udustria|s.
The copper metal eroup provided inc
mos, effective leadership for FhcH
ria. a. took place. The explanation
for the movement of thIT group "A"
afforded hy the rising strength OF me
market for the metal but II fem4'H
.rie Of course. that rurt.N|ed proc I.-
ffor IS more than partly ftspohSl"I'
for the price level OF copper. in other
directions nethlsbem ste"l wa@ the
leader u TIE list.
More cold Coming
From the opening Of the MAJ Nt,
wall street ignored the reduction OF
London minimum prices 20 the New
yort. level and indeed there seemed 10
he no adversr result from the Lon
aon nrice revision. The announcements
~ eruarenlents aFrresating $4,000 oVo
more gold for importation from ottawa
making total Imports 81 about Sl''h'N--
600 fer the year 40 far was added 20
The constructive aTKuments which me
stock market noted. fn other respects
inerc was NJ particular news bearing
on values Foreign exchange. with the
execution of German remittance, vas
rather weak. The known movements
OF money INDICATE large cash gain by
the local banks this week, and iead-
ing rates on collateral security were
aIotablY lower. The regular quarter
" dividend was declared on tbe New
York Central shares There was no
novel information in the United States
steel Corporations annual report he
essential facts Of which were made
known with the publication Of the last
quarterly stat ,ment
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-20
W. ID, sloane Dies.

Aiken, s. C., March t9.--~Wiiliam
Douglas Sloane, OF New York, of the
arm If W * j. Sloane, rugs and
carpts, died here today Of heart.
trouble.
Mr. Sloane died AT 1910 o'clock this
morning in the Harry Payne Whitney
cottage, which he and Mrs. Sloane
were occupying since the middle OF
February. He was seVenty-one years
old He leaves a widow. who was
Emily Vanderbilt a daughter of Wn-
y. stt44fa