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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-21
ladnmnngs- prrkanf BON ABigrnl
9lae Sndam3iiac reOn5irt.

ylle SlAanjn9e reoh3lrl.
Seniotioneller 8erfonf ieiner ytals
Ioreo" 9lr5iiee besinut morgen.
9is $t6.50 sln5iigc, iest $7.9S
9is $25.O0 gln5iiee, ieBt 1915
gis $29.75 9ln5iige, iebt $11.75
5rabjabrs.Nldntel.
$40 aus enel. Gobert -. $500
So aus @ouieree .. $500
$3.50 idmar5.weiBe Gbeds, $500
SO aus eneI. @eliriugen. $500
$40 aus Diagonal 40. $500
500 nene Sei0en.aleiOer.
Sei0en.aleioer aus feiner Eaffeta,
Crepe oe Chine, Crepe Meteor, etc.,
neuelte @looeae mo 5arben.
$15 bis $18 pertb, fir :. 1915
$tS Bis $22 pertb, fir. .$11.75
'6iite Oraitiidl reOt5irt.
Seoer earnirte uno lngarnirtc Sut
i'm Saus fir ibneaen @erfaIf reoii.
5irt; 115 eIeeante 9iite fir. .$2.95
Sc mo 81 gornirte Siite. 1886
$S rno $40 gornirte Siite .$4.95
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-21
bnletin

8arts. 90. W1oi. ~ Dos frar5o.
Iibe ariegsbrreau Bat beite g(beno
elm offi6ieIIes Bulletin folsenoen Sn.
boIts auseeseben;
agloropeitIib bon RoDe bat unie.
re artiIIerie feinoIide 45ropiantGe-
pots bei6oiien no mebrere 6euer
ousbroden. gsorOlih bon SoiiionS
ptroen 5pei itarfe 9luftldrnes.QI6-
tbetIuneen ourd unier Jeuer ser.
iprenet.
Su Der Champagne bate ein
lleberraihungsangriff inierer Trup.
pen ben @rfole, oaB mir in Die feiuo-
Iihen Sinien ein0rangen uno einen
feinoIiden S6isengroben iauber-
ten; Oie gertbeiOiger Oesielbcn pur.
ben entpeoer gefansen geuommen
ODER eeto0tet.
Gnt linfen llfer Der Weaos rihta.
ten Ste 1eitihen mad cinem Bonn
boroement bon oiBeroroentIiderSef-
tieteit einen itorfen Qlueriff eeger
Die gon8e @eeen0 Inn Sc W1ort
Somme. Su Oem ge5irf oitlib BON
Der S6be mar es Dem 6eiuOe ac-
Iineen aeitiDeilig in einen Gbeil nm
ierer eriten 2inien ein3ioriugen; elm
ibarfer @eeeroneriff inierer Streit.
frdfte trieb ieooh Den 8eiuo pieocr
5uriid. nodoem ct iebr ibmere Der
litite erlitten botte.
Sn Der @egeno meitlid bon Sc
9lort &onnle lto an Dem noroIi.
den abborg oes Siiesls eelona eS
ben oeiitifen Sruppen nah einer9fci
be BON erfoleloier @orit6Ben, bci oe-
men INFER 5perrfeuer itno ttnier Sn.
fonteriefeuer Dem 6einoe be0eaten.
DC gerluite beibrohte, dn enoe oeS
Eoees, einiee Sbeile intierer Dorse.
ibobeneit Smtfardben on beieben
Geinolide gbtbeiIineen pcl9c bis
in iiriere SteIlitngeu Der 5meiten 2i
nie boreeorllngen iparen puroen BON
ittieren @eidiikett inter ein perbee.
rcnOes Geiier genomnten luo muB
TEN iih iii ltnoronung 8itrid5iebeu
ipobei ite 5ablrei6e 2eihen 5iirildlie.
Ben.
Sm 2aitfe 6es 9oees cab es IN ser
@egeno oes Siigels 304 uno pon
Aboroart iebr Icbbofte 9Irhterie-9lt.
tiDit1t.
gtlf Dem rebteh lifer Scr Dla1s
ino int @oeore. 8titrift CAB es cine
iiitenitbe aoncnaoe nit lIuterbre.
dnn9en.
Sn Der @egen6 bon @eroim brad.
te cine iinIerer acknowledgements
eineu beistIhen sLeropIon 8ur eroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-21

y : " ~ " J u " (.
9lmiteroom oia 9onoon, 20.
@2oi. Bie cine gerliner 0epeihe
an Die u2ranfnrter 8eitnne4 bei1gt
bat ser 9nuoeSrotb Den @eihsfnn5.
Ter ernt11tiet, sic @ertbeiIing uIler
@emiiieporrdtbe I'M @eite in Die
Sonb 81 ue6men ino 5u reeuIiren.
Gin neuer Tireftor ser O2obrlnes-
mittel @orrdtbe, oeIIen @rrerniius
bereits oittoriiirt iporoen 1T, tpiro fit
ote 8eeuIirnns ipe5iea peranttport.
lid iein.
gaoen bat ell gierfdrteIt Spitem
eineefiibrt. Cine &arte berebtiat ben
Snbaber gu orei @ieru pro @o6e.
9elgter meI6en ngroBeH
Steg1.
9ariS, 20. W1ai. "a Gas beIeiibe
@riess Eepartement in Sapre meI6et
bente Sen 0liId0ug Oeutiber 9rilppen
in 4eutid. .Ditafrifo, tpie Die ginnab.
me elmer befeitigten oeutiaen goit-
tion, ipobei Die rSieger" etn " 09iui.
meter @eI1iibben erbeutet baben
iDollen. Ser @ortlailt Ses SlappOrtS
lit folgenOer:
ollniere Gperationen IN 4uanoo
mohen befrieoigenoe Sortifritte. Tie
oeitideu Griippen bnben ben Oliid1rg
angetreter. oo ibre Berbin0unasIi.
itteu iotpobl oitrdJ Die Ginuabme bon
aigaIi, ipie ourh oas gcrriidcn eineS
beleii6en Retohements iiioIib oes
sfipn.SeeS be6robt fiuo. General
9cnibear beieste am IL, Wtoi ben
Waolmt @dma, Den Der 5eino 81 einer
gertbcioisungSitenune bergerihtet
bate Gin n aRillimeter @eihiib
fieI in iiniere Sditoe.~
Ger fran8oftf4e c q a omit.
tagsberid DIT.
@aris. 90. W2ai. Der 6elte
gSa9mittoa ousaeeebene anitlibe
6ront6eridt mel0et, oaB oentibe
Eruppen geitern 0todt am Dier.sto.
nal, 5tpiihen 5teensitraate lnO Set
SOS, gum glneriff oorsineeu. Der
8erilih, ben 9onal 8ii iiberiAreiten,
pur0e ieooH pereitelt.
slud in Der GDdinpoene erfoIeten
Oeitibc @oritoBe Bel pelhen Stid.
bontben berpenoet puroen. 8ie
Dleloiing beinat, ooB oieie Angriffe
5itriideeidldgett ipiirocn.
Teutihe gIeroplane bn6en ben fran.
3oiiIcben Safen Diintirhen beIaoiien.
Cine 5rau tpnroe eet0otct ut6 ~
Berioren tritgen @erIebuneeit oobon.
TieDrtI4uft gereaes In Der gtdbe
bon Diinfirben iriroe cbenf1as bon
oen Oeatiben 5lieeern bcmboroirt.
Gort touroen flint Eerionen eetcotet
uno eli oerleet. Sii 8ereeIhina iiir
oieie 9uftoneriffe iparfen iroft5Siiide
mo beleiibe 6Iieger gomben duf
ocittidje Gruppenloger.
gln Der geronm6ront boben iib
feline mihtieen gntipidlineeu ereie.
net. Srau50fiidbe SteIllmsen BEL
gtoocourt uno beim Siieel u2e IRort
Somme" ipuroen beftis beiboiieu.
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JOELGUTMAN&@

~Da D@aHsmsHtsaSsu eSsltntaisReabsn"
$175 nu6 So 0eoreete Grepcs, $139.
69 HHDW gaF
$3.50 bis $4 80 Syruucu-CrforO $3.50.
il J i rsu
S35OO bis $45.OO SebeuflciOer, $23.75.
rass sssgs slalbmr
$3.50 bis 1926 eeiOcn fir ST 30 Bic yafS.
n. ab s ss4' % STs an: g sbs 81 5 22S @ S gsFS us m e
s@S@s HSs ss sss aags 5aga s sSSS uS EaS i's w0''
S@' S sSla @ i' g5Ss'a STa @ apm 's @ Sc ssSs1 S se
Grps Ia~r 8an@ gcnars
naSSa Vpllns Hsks
aSSsb ssIu- Soi's
eos gfm
39s BciFsr gai& esiOcnRoFf, 2le bic gnrS.
ee o s @ssS aug ss SF sqEfSsgSs S @ @srtEE @ aE I'LL o,rs
$500 Saffetu- -Sciben.llutrrrSde, 1915.
Sai@ s boasuSi eus gaEssu
$1OO 16-fnSpFse eeiOewSanSIdase, 69s
bi % aH ~sbaHais aass SssSsSO
$1,000 sarHirte SOmmerbac, So.
% Sa$sn @ S ShssH @ rt ' ''
$3.50 scrim nnO Wlarqaiette gDrbause, $3
~ 5i y" s'3H sSss S usaua gga
S1.OO Nen gcmniere NadJtbemOeu, 55e
, , r, gsmaFer t raH5SNfhe eHasEesn oa. o
ST unS ST 80 acictld aeIdhttc GOriets S5e
bel bissm gsHwe @raF resn5Ft
Oel @utMaA & 60. s4Step5s9nBs Ss :4dlsu@s, D@H%as9'
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gaItimOrc's better Sicnic.Surt.
GnttnItattEr- 31ark.

G5eieuihaften uno air6en i9uen pobI ba'
ran, ITO 6iclen Bari an3uieben ebe iie Snten
fir ibre InfinIiiaen @icnics belepen. Der
@arf N lest nit febr erober Ian3baue. Bhpne,
oersGpielpldben nno alien H0ibigen 9eonenis
l6ieiien nusgeItaiiet, bic tlr elnell mooernen
NerqniguupssQnri ben0tbigi iino. per Snrl
III prd6Hg eeleqen, beQuern 8u erreiden bon
allen Gfnoltbeilen, inoem man na1 Der Greoe.
rid Nono ODER g9illenss9Detue @leitrlipen
umfielget Der Bari III groB genle. nm nle
orbBtef Dleneeii au5unebtnen. Wlnn penoe
flb pertBnIi6 ober fbrftIih nnI Hd0ere. AuS'
Setrp q. gglenrItIb, gr. 20iO, meH.@vntt.et etr.,
g65ner, oireIter Gneang 5in Bari an 6re'
berldsglbeniie, ober Dillens&loeniie.
t.bedr81 g. 3nlte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-21

SOwarO- auO eSexinstOr- -Stra0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-21

- " ~ ~fo = - u y - "
GeutraIitdt an nab.
rem.
Yaris, 20, Dlai. o1ie Sdtpei5
lit bereit, nit alien ibren Ju @ebote
Itebenoen 2ruppen einem Ginfaue
uilf ibr @ebiet ieitens elmer Sriegfiib-
renoen N4a6t 8ioeritono 3u leiiten,"
i1gt @rGiioent Camille Sc Goppet IN
einen Suteroieip, ipeldes Der Berner
Correspondent Dem oSournaI" nit.
tbeiIt Brdiioent De Goppet tpuroe
Defenders gefroet, mas Die Shwei5
tbnn ipiiroe, ipenn Gruppen elmer Der
straightforward WldHte iiber oen go.
rentrrb-9oriprnng eeididt wiiroer
@r ontiportete:
Ser 8imoesrotb ipiiroe Elm iolhes
goreeben rienols oitloen uno tpiiroe
in ltebereinitiinmltng init ben PI1neti
oes Generals ltlriH Miac, Dem
Sohitfommanoiren0en iinierer 9lr.
itee ole fofortige NaobiliIiritns oIler
,iinIerer 3rlippen nuorOnen. tpelde
iofort IN slftiou eeiest fuiirceu.
Sic S9ipeBer 9lrmee 1T in Dor.
3iieIiHer gerfdiiiine. Sic Bat cine
bis6er nod ME er5iclte 9hisbiIoine
erboltcn nuO lib ioeben nit elmer bon.
itdnoiaen g[itsriiIiimg ihluerer llrtil.
lerie, sic in 1eittiHlanO iinb Jronf.
reid bergeitellt ipiiroe, Oerieben iuor.
ben.
(Eer EorentriiD goriprilie reibt
ilnmitteI6or iioIi9 bon GlfnB nod
syrmtfrei6 bineiu. Sic Staot 4oren.
ttup lieet etipu 8ipan3is @leilen iiio.
lid oer groBen frat5oHiheit 6eIhIne
gelfort. Bemt OeittlHe Eruppen iih
Stonoe poren Oieien gorIprung 81
trelBctt tonnten lie einen Shlag ee.
gen Ole @erbinOilngen ser gorBen
frau80iiiben 2inie bon @eroun bis
gliab fiibreu.)
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lNeft.(Nnhs43arf.

Glncn geihdtien 9nbIfum aur s1a6ri6f, onb
ber .9elts@nb14drf" an iueIiiiheH TernllnnS
6er Adilmore.5iraben,Qi 8ereiter nnb on'
bereh SrQaHifntlonen gu ben nilnltinjien Ae,
0ingnnQeil Sur 8erfh0linp iiebt. @r etQnei b
Nurh hbrun ber Boliimorc'S Strube iplro ben V1ri
Mot beeHtrdhiieenL SIR GiIideInbeiten ioenoe
"'D" ~ :" cJnrnO OJrnnbmsr. ciaenpnmer.
iTe6rf2, ,3Wlte)
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-06-04
Remarkable Artificial
Hand InDented by Win

mund Hall H"atIry. and. though she
remained with them until she was
~ years ~ axe. sur had not been
adj" to discover who her parents were
and At that age shc ran away 10 20
on tn" stage ds 4 chorus girl.
The nr-t romance in which Mrs.
Turner figured was with man
named Rhodes. whom she married
and lived with for year. obtaining
Il divorce in 1906. Then she met and
lived with Hugh Milton. wealthy
young man. who maintained her in
an apartment In tho Hotel Colliug-
wood n" was sent TO Europe hy HIS
parents and the woman entered a
convent Later sh" Joined Milton In
Liverpool and the romance ran its
usual course by separation.
In short time following her re-
turn frub abroad Mrs. Turner testi-
fed she mer Turner at his home in
Brooklyn a. party given by him 10
chorus girls. Later sho was intro
du'ed H- his ward and after hr was
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-06-04
MORE BIRTHS
MORE MONEY
FOR MOTHERS
Is the Decision Of the Imperial
Insurance Bureau of Ger
man Government.

BERLIN. June "a mother who
gives birth 10 twins. or TO tripletB. in
Germany Is entitled not only to the
nursing money" and the weekly
war assistance" which the govern
ment provides for It's needy women.
but may collect the prescribed sum in
duplicate or trpliCate according to
the number Of children born, accord
ing 10 a ruling published by the i'm
perial insurance bureau.
The decision was the outcome Of
a Berlin woman, who. giving births
TO twins. was refused nursing money
and the weekly allowance for more
than one child. The insurance
branch bureau in her district held
that tho law permitted only one pay
ment regardless OF the number Of
children born.
Tho imperial bureau. which con-
troLs all the municipal branches In
the empire. holds that II is Of the ut
most importance for every mother TO
be nourished In the very best pOSsl.
BILE way: and that two or three chill
dren require more nourishment from
the mother than one.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-06-04
Comes as Nearly Doing FunC.
tons of a Human Hand as
1t is Possible to Do.

MUNICH. June 2.-Onr OF tnc
many remarkable artificial hands IN.
vented during the course ~ the Wal
Is one Just perfected by a mechanic
named VIII. who claims to have
solved tho problem O' creating hngeI
which can bo moved indcpeEtly OF
one another aud which will grasp an
object AZ does the human band.
Thre" fingers of this artificial hann
ar" made OF slender pieces OF steel
three 10 finger. connected and at
cached by tiny hinges to the metal
constituting the palm. By II system
OF nnr wires running to tho elbow
or the shoulder the fingers can. Il
Is claimed. be crooked to any desired
degree so rs 10 supply the paw"r 10
grasp. 4 twist Of the arm releases
the grasp Of the fingers on IN" Oh
jrcts they hold.
WINS invention was made possible.
IL Is declared. by the German mu-
scum. OF Munich. one OF IN" worlds
famous technical institutions VIII
conceived the idea OF The hand and
laid Il before the museum authorities
who then placed at his disposal The
necessary means and assistance 10 per
feet IL. Now that Il is completed. tn"
museum hns given the details to III"
larger scientific magazines OF Ger
many. and offers n equip free Of cost
anywhere shops or Laboratories fuI
the manufacturing Of The hand on a
larger scale. The faith ~ the mu-
scum authorities in the invention ia
considered ny many persons a. proof
oG It's practicaDili'S.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-06-04
Chinatown of New York
Is Passing into History

out the window frame and tumbled
into the room there was one suspect
I'D gambler left. and he was asleep.
his head pillDwed on gambling Ia
bio.
Today there Ia no gambling in
Chinatown That r. statement that
Is worth emphasizing The activity
Of the police department is RESPONSE
BILE.
Consequent Of This. Chinatown IL
threatened with extinction. In
another year. those who know say
there will be hundreds in the districts
where once there were thousands.
The Chinese theatcr IL gone. Stores
are closed. missions are working at
half time and with reduced forces for
gathering converts. II was q sorry
day Ave years ago when missionary
could not step outside the door and
save the souls Of at least half dozen
white girls. Today me only white
women who are IN Chinatown are
married to Chinese.
Gamblers Go Over the River.
Chinatown 10 near cffaCcment be-
cause OF the closing down OF gam
bllhhs Nv SulANNT ~ Wv WI w
natural gambler He will wager on
the number Of reeds I'm an orange, on
the number or grains In an eur Of
corn on anything. In fact. that af-
fords the chance. Unless he can gam
BILE he does not stay In his home Alb
sOlutoly without home ties and will
ling even TO sacrifice his business. OF
whatever II may consist, for chance
TO he whore he may bet something
on something. he packs up and gets
out whom gambling Is denied him.
New York'F ChinatOwn II fast los
ing i,s citlzens They are going to
Newark and Jersey City 10 play fan
tan and poker. The grocery business.
Tea houses and restaurants. except
such NJ are retained for the benefit OF
the sightsecr. are closing down bo-
cause they are losing patronage. 1t
used to be that thousands Of laundry
men from various parts OF the city.
and even from neigh boring cities. Wis
tied Chinatown on Saturday and sun
day nights to gamble. do a little shop
ping and perhaps smok" pipe OF
opium Now they 20 across the river
10 gamble And whcr" they gamble
,h"y spend their money for groceries
and clothing
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-06-04
SHE DOESN'T
KNOW NAMES
OF PARENTS
Woman Tells Court OF Her
Leap from the Chorus
INTO Society.

NEW YORK. June g. The posi-
ton % Mrs Mary Winthrop Turner,
gorlnrr New York chorus girl. Bs y
society 'rad"r la Long Island. vas
badly shaken this week when the
young widow % Thomas NJ Turner.
late head OF the Cotton Duck Trust
Company was forced 70 admit on he
witness stand that she does not know
the name OF her paren's. The young
woman. who has won prizes with hor
entries IN dog shows and who. a. .
dog show Judge. has attracted uuu-
sual !nt.rrtt. also 'estined In court
that she had lived with other wealthy
men prior TO the time that Turner.
then married. parsed nor OF as his
ward and took her into mis- home.
Mrs. Turner was on the stand moro
tEhn an hour defending herself
against an action brought by Harold
NJ. on" % Turner'S three sons. who
asks that she turn over some Of the
property the elder Turner gave her
prior 10 their marriage IN February.
1912 4 II alleged that Turner. In
making tn" gi'i. committed an act.
approximately a"fraudiug his crsdi
tors.
Career ~ Unusual Incidents.
Mrs Turner had taken the witness
Etnnd and EAH answering questions
regarding her Identity when an at
torney asked. What was your maid
en- name7"
Mrs Turner started to answer and
then hesitated She explained that
when IN" was six months OF age abe
was adopted by Mr.. and Mrs, Ed
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-06-04
Famous Gambling Section De-
Stroyed and HabitueS Are
Going Elsewhere to Play.

NEW YORK.. June 2 Tim" was
when poker threatened the euprenlA-
cy OF fAntan In New Yurk's China
town. The elusive full house was
taken TO the Chinese bosom and the
players sat up far into the night in
pursuit. OF the higher learning which
tells a student OF Hoyle when 10 toss
one Of his two pairs for the sake OF
improving his chances In the draw.
But that time Ii pRy, In this day
poker and the Chinese Of Prll street
scarcely speak as thoy pass
Because poker. With iJs chance for
the individual player. NJ against the
games In which the dealer holds all
the advantage. appeals 10 the Chinese
gambling sense. It thriyod in China
town. Tho American deck was cas-
Ter TO handle. too and perhaps to
slip into n cspacinus sleeve than the
narrow cards Of the orient
But its vogue was q. brief dura-
ton, for American detectives. who
knew more about the gam" thnn tho
crafty Chinese. swOOpei down upon
II. cOnhBcGted the cards and chips
aud arrested the players FRntRn
cHmc back 10 It's own because. to
quote one OF the detectives WHO help
80 pat poker out % business. You
cant tell by looking At q bunch OF
Chinks playing the blasted game
whether they're gambling OF yaklng
up collection for the Bclg!ans
The Passing NJ Chinatown.
When detectives battered down
half a dozen "iccbox" doors. broke
their heads IN low coiled passagcHays
aud bnrksd their Hhins on chHirr that
were thrown IN their path hy fleeing
'lOOkOuts." they often rot 10 gam
bling rooms 10 md from half dozen
"a Hfty bland Cinnamon -ii'ug about
tables and lingering buttons and dom
iuoes Their" was no money In
sight
Sometimes they wen, over roofs.
clamhcrod down FIRE escapes. dropped
into cOurtyHrds. Skinned IL wall and
L.. themselves In through window
By the time they had priced loos" ia.
iron bars covering N" glass. kicked
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-06-04
To LEAD FIGHT.

WASHINGTON. June chairman
T!llman Of the Senate naval committee
announced today that he would lead a
fight in the Senate to change the naval
appropriation bill so as to provide for
six battle cruisers and two dread
raughts instead uf five battle cruisers
aHd no battleships. as in the bill pass
ed by the House Friday.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-06-04
BEE sTTNGs FOUR.

PARKERSBURG. June 3.-Pruhi-
bItion Officer Walter Bee arrested
four foreigners from Clarksburg last
night on train No. 4, Baltimore and
Ohio. at the Sixth Street station. The
men, whose nnmes are unpronouncea-
BILE. will be given hearings before
Squire Cunningham. II is alleged
that the liquor seized was properly
labeled.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-06-04

divorced by Mrs. Maude May Turner
In 1911. she became his wife. Prior
10 marriage. however. Mrs. Turner
was maintained by her admirer In an
apartment and later In his own home.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-06-04
CEMENT BLOCKS

Lime. plaster. csmont. sand. sewer
pipe. etc. Prices right quality and
service. our speciality. Both phones.
q. II. WEST. Feed Supply Store.
The sun., 1916-01-05
Chemical stocks.

Among the sperlalties the chemical
stocks we're prominent, Tennessee cop
per and the International Agricultural
shares were strong and active. all MAX
ing new high records for the present
movement The news slips published
a statement that the Tennessee COM
pany would this week publish "a state
ment showing earnings for the year
equivalent to 10 per cent. on the stock
irrespective of profits from the acid
business. In regard TO the rise in the
International Agricultural shares. ru-
mors were onte more heard OF "A pro-
posed merger OF the two companies, and
also that the international Agricultural
Corporation was getting the bulk OF the
profts from the contract between the
two respecting the disposition OF the
sulphuric acid produced by the Tennes-
see People who might have been well
Informed in regard To past movements
In Tennessee were inclined to disparage
the days advance in the stock. This was
In spite Of the fact that the price went
to new high mark since last October.
and that the trading was on very
heavy scale.
The sun., 1916-01-05
American smeltins.

The bull movement IN American
Snelters continued and although the
stock has had very respectable rise
within short time the floating supply
OF the stock has continued lcse than IN"
demand. Tho stock sold yesterday AT
ii3a>. as compared with low OF 1861
on Monday. 4 vast amount Of hullish
opinion has been circulated in regard
TO the present earnings ana prospects
of Smelters. Preliminary estimates or
the results for 1915 place the balance
on the common stock ~ between IL and
IL per cent. according to one statement.
Complete figures may increase II to more
than ~ per cent, 1t Is said II is taken
for granted that at the directors meet
ing newt month the dividend will he
Increase! TO at least per cent.