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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-16
liebig's Four Laws
Announced BY The Noted Ger
man Chemist Years Ago.

/. A soil can be termed fer
tile only when il contains all the
materials necessary for the nu-
triton OF plants, In the required
quantity. In the proper form.
2. With every crop. a portion
OF these ingredients Is removed.
A part OF this Is again added
from the inexhaustible store OF
the atmosphere; another part,
however, Is lost IL not replaced
by man.
.. The fertility of the soil re-
mains unchanged II all the IN
gradients OF the crop are given
back 10 the soil. Such a resti-
tuition Is effected by manure and
fertilizers,
4. The manure produced in
the course OF farming Is not sum
cient TO maintain permanently
the fertility OF farm; 1t lacks
the constituents which are annu.
ally sold in the shape OF grain.
hay, milk and livestock
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-16
Chase Pickpockcts Through Train.

Tarrytown. n. Y, July l5.-There
was riot on the Empire State express
tonight on it's trip between Albany
and Tarrytown when Ave pickpockets
were chased through the train by De-
tective Sergeant Holster. after they
had robbed a number OF passengers,
=" III" train arrived here. Noti-
ded by wire police were waiting to
-S44.. L. rne five men were ali
taken. They gave New York ad-
dresses.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-16
President and Party Down River.

Washington. d. c., July 1b.--Presi-
dent and Mrs, Wilson and several OF
their intimate friends and relatives
are today aboard the presidential
yacht Maynower somewhere down the
Potomac River or Chesapeake Bay
They left Washington late yesterday
afternoon and do not intend to return
until Monday morning
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-16
Grcy's Farewell sfcssag e.

London. July 15.-Sir Edward
Grey. the foreign secretary who re-
Gently was raised to the peerage, in
q farewell letter to the constituency
he represented during his service in
the House. says:
"All our energy and sacrifice are
needed to secure safe peace
though happy. the fairest expectations
az ANAL success are justified.
1le allies are weekly gaining con.
eAsncs; tie enemy aosine' =
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-16
More for Others Than for Self

Seventy-five dollars per member for
missions and other benevolences: six
dollars and twenty-six cents per mem
Der for the work of the local church
itself. This is the splendid record of
st. Luke's Reformed Church, of
Trappe. Pa. The Laymen's Mission
airy Movement publishes a table OF
twenty-one other churches of the Re-
formed Church which achieved the
distinction during last year of giving
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-16
I three British Ss.~ Scl~
Mrs. Virginia MclAtcs. Dies.

I1eesburg. Va. July l5.--Mrs. Viz
sinia McAtee. wife of William McAtee.
0. Germantown, Md. died at the Lou
doun Hospital yesterday. after a long
illness. aged sixty-siX years. She is
survived by her husband and seven
children. the latter being Mrs. James
J. Knibbs, OF Washington; Miss Belle
G. McAtee. of Leesburg: Misses Min
ME, Evelyn and Ella McAtee and Dali
las and Clifton McAtee. all of German
town.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-16
Settlement Irnpcrilcd

NHw York. July Is -Chances Tor
settling the strike in the cloak
and SUIT trade ny arbitration were I'm
neriled TODAY by serious disa gree
ments between representatives Of tho
striking and locked -out workers and
Tho r1anufacturers.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-16

Washins .un, u. G.. July t5.--The
Senate today confirmed the nomination
of John p. Shepperson to be postmaster
at Charlotte Courthouse. Va. He was
recommended by Congressman Saun-
ders to succeed J. Wingram, whose
commission expires July "a
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-16
Miss Hughes Passes Examinaslon,

Cambridge. Mass. July 15.--bftao'
Katherine Hughes, second daughter
of Charles Evans Hughes. Republic
can nominee for President, today
passed her entrance examinations ~
Wellesley. She will take up her
scholastic work in the college at the
opening OF the regular fall term In
September. 81
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-16

There has been no change in the
manufacture of tho gas since the price
was redu-es. The same amount of
coal and oil per i 900 cubic feet is
being used in its production, The
following tests. which show that the
heating units OF our gas exceed the
requirements of the national bureau
of standards. were made by DR..
James NJ Wh4tfeld, city chemist. in
the chemical lahratory, 1903 East
Broad Street:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-16

more for outside purposes than 10
their own local work. Not all 81
them are large churches either. Four:
have less than two hundred membern
and one less than one hundred.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-16

Ec.fcf Submarine Warfare Begun.
London, July i5.--rhat Ger
man. is determined her suhma-
rinc war on the allies shipping
and I'm fact has already done ~
Is indicated by reports reaching
here tonight. of the sinking of
three British vessels
The vessels were the Recorder
Butte and den. the first name. q
l..oI ron cahleship being the largest
Of the three
The Benaden wsSs a steam launch
Z I'd the Butte steam slope, both oil
small tonnage The crew of all were
rescued and landed
The Exchange Telegraph Companl
announces the sinking of the Butte
and Benaden while TIovds sends out
n dispatch stating that the Recorder
has been SEM down. In no case is
the locality of the attack made pub
ia
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-16

These tests bear the signature OF
James NJ Whitfield. CITY chemist"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-03-04

3eiten itattsefunbem fat. Die sro-
be 3abl Der 2erte an 8DrS erflGrt
iid pabnrd), baf oas Gdaff at
SrmppentranspOrtcn ilad) Galumifi
sebrandjt iunrbe. Gs befnnSen iidJ
uOn SDlSatem auf Denl Sd)iff. Ser
Stab Ses 9ritten &olunial ,smfam=
terie Hegiments; bas brittle ya-
taillDn, Die stueite Gpmpagnie bcs
eriten yataillpns, sic sipeite Wsa=
Idinen GSeIdJiit Sompaenie mnb
cine Grtra-&ompagnie, @ie pffisiell
erflGrt iuirb, bat ,itnn feim 3eidlen
DOn irsenb einem llnterIeebppt ae=
ieben.
eSn ben gunopner Mprgenseitum-
gen iuerben snr 3eit Ginselbeiten
eines NbfDmmens Der 9lliiiertem be-
fannt gemadlt, burd) Sas Der bemt-
!ide &reoit iuabrenS oes arieges err
idliittert Mt1D cine erfoIgrcid)c bcnt-
ihe Gjeidaftsfpnfmrrens nadl benz
arieae Derbinbert iuerocn ipll. Is
luirb III Der bctrefienbeu 9epeide
berpurgeboben, Saf GngfanS crit
nadj eiiligem 30gern ieinc 3nltim=
miina sn Dem slbfommen seacbcn
babe @eldje albernc aomDoic .
Wenn oer EIan gliift, oann lit Gng=
Iano Der bauptiadlIid)i.c, ia Scr cin=
sise 0eluinaer, allo lit es amd) ser
ltrbeber.
gIns gabid III 9raiilieil miro BE-
ridtet, es ieien BORT 5lpei 0eutl6e,
Die Heprdielltanten Ser Clemens
lfen Nerfe, pericbiDliuocn ltno man
babe lie I'M Seroad)t, oaB lie etipos
nit Der Grploiion allf Dem 9ampfer
vScnllDlon" Sit TIM hotten Wion
babe ibre @obnung ourhiucbt, habe
bort aber aniheineno nihts Ser
odd)tiees 9efilnoen. Der oeutide
aonfnl babe eincil 9lngeltellten ser
0elltlhen 9anf angeuieien Sic 2ei=
tnng Der Siemens'id)en Office 5li
iiberrebmem.
Ger tiirfiicbe @ainiiter oes slus.
ipartigen bat ulllerm oer5eitiaen Sc
lh1ftstrdger in aonltantinopel NIT
geteiltz OnB Die 9eportationen ser
Mrmenier nlfboren ipiiroell.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-03-04
JmIanD

Der &onpronliBplan, nidt 81
reft ilber ben 8eld)I1B oes Senator
@ore, 4merifaiier oapor su iparnen,
belpaffnete Sdiffe Der frieqfiibrelt-
ben Nationen Su ibren gfeiien al
benlieen db5litinimen, ioaloern iiber
elnen slrtrag, oen geidluB auf ben
Gid 5n leger, bat grfolg gebabt.
Dflf 6S gegen IA Stinnlen bat
Der Senat ben 9lntrag dtgenonlnlen.
Ille Ocinofraten bis auf stpei,
Gbanlberlain Ii. S'@orman, itinlnt=
ten fir oen slfttrag, ielblt Sore,
Der gerfaiier llno Observation-Disclosures
Gerteioiger oes geldlulIes, ltimnlte
iblieBfidl oafiir, oen geIdluB oaf
ben Gid 81 legen, Die Tiidlid1t nui
Die 9artei iiberpog ipieocr einnol
Die 8iidIidlt auf oas offentIid,e
8obl 8ie 9lbitinlnulna aiila nm
ter eillenl ltnbei1reibliben 20rnl
Dor iid) 3abIreihe Heoen i5arsaeir
aebalteu 8erfdieoene Denofrateit
betonten nodmals, Dab lie oafiir
leien, Die gfeiien0en Dor 8enubunQ
Der befpuffneten Sdiffe al mar
nen, aber iie itintnrten idlIieBIid,
ood fiir oen slntras. @orc duocrte
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-03-04

Inter idweren &Gmpfen baben
bic 9entidJeu bei 0crbitn oas 9prf
SOnanmOnt, oeTen Jprt fic id)on
lett adjt Sagen iln yeiit baften, ae-
nOninien. Rad engIiIdem Nerid)-
ten baben iie orei y[ngriffc gentadt
nn6 iinb slpei WiaI iuie6cr ans i'm
Dertrieben, bis iie idIieflidj enogiil=
fig in ben Neiit beg SDrfes selamgz
ten nno, iuie iie berid)teten, lire
Stellnngen iueitlid uao iii6Iid) BON
benz 9urf mno Dem Sort iueiter por-
Id)oben. Sic tnadten Oabei famIenb
0efamsene nno erbeateten eitre Sln-
5aH ldiuerer WeFdibe. Sieies Iur-
gcbeH 1T, abgeieben uoa Der Sat
fadJr, 0af bic 9cntfdem SaourdD nG=
her an Werbun 6erangefpmmen iinS,
aud nod 6a0mrd bon @ert, oaf es
bic 8elaknng oes Sort 0uuammunt
ANS elmer angeblidj gefGbrIiden Ga
&C befreit bat. 0as gpmbarSemenf
auf bic gefeitisumgen Der Nsaasb5=
ben iuir0 NIT grpfem Gifer fortae-
leet; ebenio bas gpmbaroement
anf ben Gote bm gpipre, BEN 4fef-
fer-6iigcl, Oes soten Mann- Saeels
irno bic Jprts lueitfidD INN Ser
Wiaas. siudl bic bemtiden Qmftid)if-
fe fino IN 9lftiun setreten. Rad
Dem offlsieIaen gerid)t 6aben 0cut-
Id5e Snftidiffe 8umben anf Sas
9anpffOrt Der gefeitigmuaen aeluor-
fen nnb Fat eentnant ssmmeImanu
0iflid| bpn gouni Gin britiidjes slero-
pfan nie6ergeidpiIen. Sen gerid,-
ten Der 0entiden nad) m1f man
annefmen, baf re bereits babel iino,
einen Seil Der innerei1 yefeitiann-
gen Der Sfaof ansnereifem. lieber
bic &erinffe iuer6cn hon Sen ;yran-
soien matiirIid iuieber bie nnbeim-
lidifeu 9inge beridfet. 9fnfentiIdje
yeridfe Iiegen nun feiner Geite bor
slndl nidJf ii6er bic GtGrfe Ser an,
Sample 6efeiIigfen Srnppen. 9satar-
lid erfldren bic fransSiiIdDen 0e.
peldlen iuieoer, bic frans6iiide Gee
resleifnma lei iiber5etat, baf Die
sentldjen Gerbnn nidjt me6men
lBiiroen. Die benHde 6eeresleitnna
Iagf bieriiber gar nidJfs, abcr ne
leifet oie slnariffe NIT al(er araff
nno arofem Weidlid.
Nadl Den neiieifeu frans0iiiden
5eridlten 1T Der beltide aailer mic.
Der nadl gerbnn snriidaefebrt. Gr
'uiro mol sar uidlf forteeiueisn iein.
DIR gefebIsbaber bon gerouu 1T
Der General Tetain. Gr ion einer
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-03-04
5reO 5riss.
&anoioat fir Sas Mint oes syener-
nnO Eolisei aontiiIars,

sSnfolge Der NeIignntiol BON 9(ls
bert Stenes lit oas 4mt oes Seuer=
ltno Holi5ei Gonlnliilars pafant
getporoen ullo Sreo syries beipirbt
ii6 Inn oaielbe. sSries lit leit elmer
yfeibe BON eSabren inter perl6ieoe-
men slominiitrationeri Staot=GIerf,
cine slusnabue, ipie tie ieIten por-
fonlntt, on ieoer ilelle Mupor, relp.
nelie GertDaltling ibre Nnbanger lnS
sSrelni0e ms slmt 5u bringeit iitbt
5ries berblieb in leiner GteIle, neil
er geluiiIerntaBen ltfentbebrlid) lit.
Gr fennt ben @eihaftseang Der if1o-
til6en @eriualtlr1g nit slllem ipos
Drum into bran bangt, fpie fein
3iueiter;; er iueiB IN 9lIlenl geldeio
uno peiB iiber 9laes slusfunft 5u
geben. llno oieles gefaue Gertraut=
iein nit allen itdotifd)en 9lngeIesen-
beitetl miro i'm ols sSeiier- lno go
li5ei aomnliiidr 5un pidlti9en
0fitglieo IN Der Staot &onluliiiion
MAIDEN fails er eriDablt iueroe't
iollte. @r fam IN nielen Sad,en
lluo sSragen ben StaotaripuIt err
iesen fries lit alien giirgern aui
ons gorteilbafteite befailnt, er tit
ebrlif. fdhia imo ourhous liberal
gelinilt gllid) ipare es miinIdens.
inert, OaB oas 3eutldtlim iii ser
oberiten 2eitlng Der Staot pertreten
bleibt SesbaIb empfeblen mir ssrco
,Sries ols &anoioaten fir oas Mint
(gnaeiae.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-03-04
Qlomiral sNeteher, Ser In lei

~tO'ttAttt CtS~eJSI pSl w IEt7
llen 4usiagelt Dor Dem 5Iottenfonni=
te bes 0allies aniern arieqsihiffen
u10 oem HerionaI unierer sSlotte
Elm bobes COB geIpenoet bate, err
flart Dem &onlite cum flGhiter guqe,
Dob es IN Der sylotte iiberan an
Wialnlhaften inartgele. Son ben 81
Sdlabti6iffen Der gltIantiiben Slot
te, oeren @efeblsbaber er lit, ieiell
nur filnf8ebn i'm hftiben Dierit, BON
ben anoern feds ieieil orei 10 iehIeht
benanut, oaB iie iiberbalpt r1idts
leiiten f0nllten nno orei rtiiBterl
fFh lett ausgeOebnten Heparatllrert
unter5ieben. sllitb Die fiinf5ebn of
tiDen Sdiffe Ieien ili1t boIl belett.
Us feble eiitem ieoen an Sffi8ierelr
mo Wiannlhaften. geIonoers
ihlimm modt iid) Der 0eanqeI an
Sffi5ieren benerfbar.
llnierer ugrpreB@ miro bon
ibrem neutrality-suspicious. aus
Baibington beri1tet, biele Geute
bort ltdnoeil Der erfl1rilng oes Ge-
nator Stene, Der 8rdiioent babe Die
bon Senator Gore anaefiibrten
@orte, cine 8eteiligllng Der Ser.
Stoaten an Dem elropdiihen arieae
nloge Der Civilization niiben nno
moge ben arieg bis 8ur 0fitte oes
Sonlnlers beenoeiL nid)t aeiaat,
5lpeifelno gegeiliiber, Der aorre-
lponoellt er5ablt BON einem .berr
porragenoen Mitglieo beg aon1ites
fitr sIusnartige 9lngeIegenbeiteit"
oellen gtamen er leioer fliht neflnt,
ooB oieies 0fitgIieb Der llnterreolnq
oes 8rdiioenten NIT ben Senatoren
llnO Observation-Disclosures beiae-
iuobnt lino oen ginoruf erhalten ha-
be, ooB Der Hr1iibent einen &riea
NIT ben Gentralnldhten iuiinlde.
gtad ieinen Witteillingen bot Me-
pralentant Slooo Dem Gr6ii0enten
geIagt oas Observation-Disclosures
ipltnldle feline gSdrriilg fir araeri-
fullilfe Heiienoe al erIailen. es
iuiiniAe aber aud feinen arieq su
erfloren Darauf babe Der 9raii.
bent aeanttuortet, Ser &ongreB mir
De aud nidt notig boben, &rieq All
erfldren, wenn Die 9euticben ein
Saroelsidiff 3eritorten. olf Dem
1id Mnlerifaner bef1nbetl, Damn lper-
DC er Die oiplomatilchen Gerbinoaln-
gen abbreden. 9ernitorff babe 2on-
ing aber geiagt, 0eutldlano iperoe
ben &rieg erflaren, 10 balo oie Ser.
Staaten Die oipIomotiIheu 8esie-
hittt9en abbr6ben. gr babe Damn
binangefiigt, er glaube, Dob es Ser
Gibiliiatiou lliisen lmo oen groBeu
ariea bis 5ur Wlitte oes Sornmers
beenOen tpiiroe. sSlooo babe ibm oa.
raul geantiportet. er be5ipeifle oies,
oenn iuenil @nglanos sSIotte oen,
Rrieg nidt beenoen Tonne, 70 fotrne
nnfere es erft rebt nid)t TIM.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-03-04
Surge lltbtrlid)t.

Die ScntIdJen nebtnem bel
Seronn bas 9urf 9onaiimont
nnb bringem nadJ @eIten itnb
Often bor. Sd)arfe geidieenmg
aller gefeitisnngen. gliidJ Elm
Sell Der iilneren Nefeitigilngen
uirb idorl beld)piieil. sait-
! lsito ipeitere 0efanaene ss-
inad)t.
Sci Der 3eritGrnng Ser
yYrunemce" fanten iiber 5000
Ecrionen nm's 9eben.
Dir @niIen lpDllen Sic Sta6t
8itlis IN Der @egenS Des |an=
Sees genom1nen babeE.
sSm Berlin fat man feites
Gertraiteil aitf Ben Grfplg oes
HnterneBmens BON &er0mn.
Die 9eiitidcn periaeen Bic
Gnglanber iuieber ails ben
6iraben bei gpern.
@0ie italieriidle 9epltier-
tsafammer Tpridt Der 9iesie-
rnitg ibr @ertranen ans.
3luei fran56iilds 6alfs-
areitser mno Elm llnterieebuDt
pDn ben 9e,ttiden in ben
65rnlo sebobrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-03-04

glnloesrihter Nnn[ino

Bunoesrldfer Nooling IN
San 5ranclsco bat ein .Gemurrer"
oes oeutl6en @eneroIfoniuls gopp
lno fiinf anoerer Serreit aeaen sic
Inflage allfrebterbalten. oaB oie
8etreffenoen iih peridtuoreu bat
ten, eine militarilhe expedition aus
5nriilten, Inn enaliibes gigentltm 3u
aeritoren. Gs lit lett nod cine Pm
flaae gegen Serrn gopp mno oie
slnoern erboben. soffentIid miro
lie bonn 8eridt aud fir unbegriin-
oct erfI6rt iperoen.
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1916-02-18
Announcement.

To the Voters OF the First Con.
gressional District OF Mississippi:
[ am a candidate for reelection
to Congress. Since [ have been
your representative, have an
swered every letter received, and
complied with every request
made of me when it was possible
to do so. | have IN every i'm.
stance voted and spoken IN ac.
cordance with what I conscien-
tiously believed to be your views,
sentiments and best interests. |
have received for my services. the
amount allowed by the law, not
ne cent more. and it will cost
you no more to continue me IN
your service, than to substitute
some one else
[ submit TO you whether this s
time to make change III YOUR
Representative, when so many
complex and important questions
are pending, requiring the very
best thought. experience and
study for their correct solution.
[ have served you promptly.
faithfully, ana efficiently and
will continue to do so if re-elect-
ed You do not change your
EMPLOYEES in your private bust
ness because they haved worked
for you a number of years eS.
pecially where they have been
honest and faithful. then why
should you change your public
servant. if he has been honest.
prompt, faithful and efficient, land
discharged every duty devolving
upon hnm?
am sincerely grateful to you
for your kindness to me in the
past. and Will genuinely appre-
ciate your support and confidence
in the present campaign. Will
be glad to hear from you IN refer
ence to any matter in which you
are interested.
With best wishes and regards
to all, | am,
Truly your friend.
K. =. GAMBLER.
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1916-02-18

est MEMBER In service Ill congress-
from Mississippi, and by reason
of tins fact he is enabled to ac-
complish more FOR the people and
receive greater recognition than
any younger member could pos
s.bly accomplish or enjoy. His.
tory shows that the longer n
member IS retained in Congress,
when be is honest, prompt. effici
ent and faithful IN the discharge
Inf his duties. the more useful he
can be to the people. The North
and East learned thus long time
ago. and II has been their custom
to continue their members in Con
gre>s. and therefore. they have
received greater benefits from
the National Government, than
could have been obtained, II they
had pursued q different course
and changed their Representa-
nveS. The people should
seriously consider The question
as to whether in IS best for their
own interests and the good of the
District and he cuuntry,tO make
a change in their representative.
when there are so many difficult,
complex and important questions
awaiting settlement in Congress
and confronting this great Re.
public. The serious question
for the people TO considers who
can be of the greatest service to
Ibis District. to his State and to
the country at large. and then
vote for The man who they hon
eaily believe can secure the best
results.
We present the candidacy OF
our fellow-townsm IN to the peo-
Of the First District. ann earnest
ly urge a conscientious and care.
ful consider alton OF the service
he has rendered. If he has been
faithful IN the past 1t is reason
able TO believe he would be iaith-
fui IN the future. and IT re-elec'-
ed would continue to render
prompt. efficient and competent
service to all the people Give
Mr.. Gambler candidacy your
consc ,entiOuS consideration and
vote for the best interest in the
district. state and country and he
and his friends will he satisfied
with tho result. '
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1916-02-18
Sudduth- Daniel.
f.. >. GAMBLER.

Mr.. and Mrs. William Henry
Sudduth announce the engage
mert and approaching marriage
of their daughter, Sallie May to
to James Fort Daniel. of Holly
Springs. Miss. the wedding 10
take place on February 23rd, at
the Methodist church. No cards.
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1916-02-18
Buford-Ivey.

At the residence of the BRIDES
parents on Sunday evening,
three miles south of Longview.
Mr.. Allen Ivey and Miss Maud
Buford were united in marriage,
Rev. Beasley performing the
ceremony. The News extends
the young couple success and
prosperity.
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1916-02-18
Hon. E. S. Gambler
For Congress.

IN this issue of the News Will
found the announcement OF
h. f. S. Gambler for re-eiec
"a to Congress from this. the
lNrst District. We all know Mr..
ler and that he has made a
representative. We give
low what hls home paper The
..,iiy Cor,nthian, of the 9TH Inst.
IS TO say of him in making his
,ouncement:
In this issue will be found the
snouneement of Hon. r. $. Can
ar for re. e.election TO Congress.
u Gambler has lived IN Corinth
zee 1887, coming here when a
ry young man to engage In the
sctice of law. By strict atten-
"a to business. and fidelity 10
s, clients. he rapidly acquired
om,nence In his profession and
the time of his election to Con.
ass. enjoyed a large practice
athls and adjoining states.
After his election 10 Congress.
= retired from the practice OF
Sw. and has devoted his whole
ne ana attention TO the dis.
& arge Of hls official duties as a
representative in Congress from
@e FIRST District i'm Mississippi.
snring all the years Of his resi-.
ssnce here, he has been on the
ght side OF every moral queS-
IN. and no one enjoys to a great.
Extent. the confidence and es'
sm of the people of fhis com.
sulty and of his home county
an Mr.. Gambler. He is recog.
rzed by everybody to be an up
p ht man. an honest citizen and
high toned Christian gentleman
& the discharge on his official
,ties. IT Is conceded by every.
Sody. that he has been honest.
sergetlc. prompt. efficient and
|A,thful. In fact. there has new.
+ been at any time, any criti'
ISM of his official record, and sc
Il as we know. there rs none
DIV. A man who has served in
songr ress as long as he has, and
as met the approval of the peo'
.e of the people. is certainly tc
,e congratulated. Besides CIV.
lg close attention TO his legisla.
we duties, he has devoted HIM.
elf energetically to securing the
est possible mail facilities for
ne people and to the develop
sent OF the agricultural inter
ssts of his district, evidences Oi
shich appear everywhere. He
i on the great Committee on .Ag
s,culture in the House Of Repre-.
sntatives, and by reason Of his
sambership on this Go mmittee,
as an opportunity TO help write
nd pass all legislation for the
ssnefit of the agricultural inter
Its in the United States and is
.aabled to be especially useful to
he farmers IN MS own district.
4e IS at the present time. the old.
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1916-02-18

Mr.. Manuel Mitchell, Prop of
the White House Cafe left Wed
nesday for Memphis, Tenn.
where he will spend several das S
inspecting the ice cream plants
of that city and with the
view of buying new machinery
with which TO equip his plant.
On his return he expects to serve
the people of Starkville and
community with pure, cold and
delicious ice cream during the
hot weather.