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Montague Mfg. Co.

Broad Street and Belt Line
Lumber Lnths. Shingles. Fir Doors
Birch Doors, White Pine, yellow Pine
and Cypress Doors. Windows and
Blinds. Mouldings. Finish and House
bills complete. All kinds of Lumber
and millworl<.
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Observation-Disclosures.

WANTED, 70 rent a good paying hotel.
completely furnished: modern conve
niences preferred. Write j. r. p.
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PERSONAL

HVc per 100 paid for names and ad-
dresses III Richmond. Write for par
ticuinrS, 800 South Caroline Street,
Baltimore. Md.
kuEtMATlSM'' powerful remedy.
franco Gcrman Ring. PRICE, 81.
Booklet sent free. Raymond Hughes,
AEcnt, offices S2i Fidelity Building.
Ia tmOrc. Md
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HELP WANTED

WANTED. solicitor--n lady OIL good ad-
dress-for Atlanta. Ga. Easy. agree
able work: meet best people: lucrative.
permanent. Give phone. Immediate {,
$40. care Times Dispatch
U. S. GOVERNMENT Job open TO wo-
men. SIS month. List Of Jobs free.
Write Immediately. Franklin Insti-
tutc. Dept. 100 +. Rochester " Y
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FOR sale. manufacturing business
product of which has been nationally
advertised. Box 473
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NURSERY STOCK

COMPLETE line OF nursery stock At
tractive prices. Write TO j. +. Berry
Eio vista: Va. With Franklin Davis
Nursery Company, Baltimore
ALI. leading varieties OF strawbcr
plants; also Never Stop. the wonder
tul everbenrer Full crop first season
every day from May 10 November
Guaranteed Write To j. Il. Berry, Rio
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DANCING.

OVER zoe satisfied pupils testify as
TO my ability To teach the latest steps
in the modern dances. Open classes
or private instructions by appointment.
Boulevard 22rs-J
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FINANCIAL.

MONEY TO LOAN
If IN NEED Or MONEY. BORROW
ON YOUR WATCHES. DIAMONDS.
JEWELRY AND SILNERWARE FROM
Ali. RTSINESS sTRiCTLY CoNFi.
DENTAL. PRIVATE OFFICES SEC
OND FLOOR 500 EAST BROAD
STREET.
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WANTED. a position az clerk in a store
nave mad some experience. Garland
rarInhoit' Ark L. o.. Glouccster Coun-
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SITUATIONS wANTEp--,,a,e.

BUILDING estimator. re-cnforced con.
crete designer and structural drafts
man Is open for engagement; expert
enccd In buying and selling building
supplies, contracting for ornamenta;
iron, structural steel, etc. Address l..
124. care Times Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-07

AN expert bookkeeper would like small
SCI o. books TO keep at night, or as
sis. WIN BOOK work or hours each
n'Sni quick. accurate and reliable.
j. 2l3, care Times Dispatch
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED, one room and bath in apart
ment-houSc. Must be reasonable. I
309, care Times Dispatch.
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$50 combination desk and bookcase
good as new. Sl5. COS North Twenty
second Street.
FOR sale cheap 10 immediate Dur-
chaser, furniture consisting of one
kitchen buffet at sacrifice: slightly
used. Terms To suit. Apply 1911
Twentieth Street
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NICE f-roori cottage. with front and
PACK porch and pantry. with large
iot ana garden; Ninth Street Road.
south richmond. 326. care Times
Dispatch
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BAN ltf and restaurant. only one In
town. Good opportunity. Address
Niles Bakery. West Point. Va
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MONEY loaned everybody saving 81
upwards. Commercial Guarantee Co.
! IS North Ninth.
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proceed to sell at auction. on tho prem
Uses. the property described in tho said
deeds OF trust and in the said order as
follows.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-07

FOR sale. IL stock OF general merchan-
disc In a small town. Address l. i.S,
care Times Dispatch
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bHtioN Heights. rooms. hot-watcr
neat. attic; one Of the prcttiest SEC
tloiis IN iiarton Heights: excellent home
opportunity. Address {. a2a c.,rc
TimcS- DiSpatCh
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FES.

WILL. exchange practically new high
grade liaines Piano for late model
Ford touring car. Will pay difference.
IN CASH J. 43i. care Times -Dispa tch
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FUNERAL NOTICES.

nc funeral OF MRS THE
nfSh 81 who died Saturday, viii
~, ,HhE place from Sacred Heart Cathedral
THIS tMONDAY) MoREiSC; -, IN
crock intermcnt in Mt. Calvar..
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FOR SALE-Mnchinery.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NOTICE. Mr. Miller, il you are inter-
ested in selling a grlst mill. please
write me. j N. Mcdonald, South HILL
Va.
IL or 18Th =. steam traction engine
Must be cheap and in good condition
r: Z. HoenniEer Richmond. Va.
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ANIMALS FOR SALE.


EON terrier puppies. ; weeks old. pric.
$40 each. at Nj. Farrar's. COZ North
Ihirty-third Street. Phone Madison
G0S9-J.
BELGIAN harcs, the best chat grow.
All ages. 1900 North Avenue. North
Richmond, Va. j. j. Feather.
FOR sale. maltese kittens. thorough
bred. 6 323. care Times Dispatch.
FOR sale. cheap. Cyphcrs' incubator.
Randolph 1907.
For sale. s pairs of pigs. S. per pair.
Call County 2o22
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REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE,

EXCHANGE for improved Richmond
property, 100 acres. just outside OF
washington. Montgomery County Md
surrounded by rich estates: adjoining:
land selling for $500 per acre: price
$3.50 acre: suitable to divide ana sell
into ! and 2-acrc tracts. Owner non
resident Tract l-2 miles from dis
trict line. New York Real Estate
Brokers. l423 f. Street. Northwest
Washington. D. g.
WILL. trade real estate for Manchester
National Bank stock. James Frank
lin, 20I Park Building.
WILL trade couple city lots at Norfolk,
Va. for 1916 touring Ford; reason
able. James +. Puryeur. Virgilina, Va.
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COME to see us for your fruit vege-
tables. fresh meats. oysters and poul-
try. We have full line at reasonable
Broad Street. Madison 1878.
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SITUATION WASTED-vemale

YOUNG lady wishes position in office
Two years experience; best OF ref
erences: moderate salary. r 4u5, care
Times Dispatch.
WANTED. q position az saleslad,. or
office assistant. Willing TO begin on
small SALARY. Address r. 252 care
Tiin"a- Dispatch
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Northumberland Goods.

HIGHEST cash price paid for second
hand furniture in any quantity. Call
Randolph sS16
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WANTED, man, handle colts; tit them
for market. State wages. William
Watkins. SAKE. Va.
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WANTED, a planning mill mani who UNI
dcrstHnds keepiiS up nachiuery
ouly a hustler considered References
required. Address Fredcri ,l:sbIrs LuIn-
Der Company, Inc, fredericksburg. Va
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ASBESTOS,
IT'S ADVANTAGES

THE ECONOMIC VALUE OF GOOD
I'IPE COVERINGS Is WELL. IN
Di:NSrOOD By STEAM USERS AND
TT i;o MEN AT PRESENT. TO
MT: THAT THEIR USE RESULTS IN
TON or HEAT IS PREVENTED,
ltlSk FROM FIRE IS REDUCED,
CONDENSATION OF STEAM PRE-
VENTED. CAPACITY OF PLANTS
Ei:EATLi INCREASED. STEAM MAY
r.. CARRIED LONG DISTANCES
WITHOUT LOSS. SOUTHERN AS
EESTOS MFG. CO. 1s GOVERNOR
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BY J. d. CARNEAL & SON,
Real Estate Nuctioneers.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
4 GOOD INVESTMENT PROPERTY IN
OLD JACKSON WARD" No Sill
NORTH SECOND STREET
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PGELrRY AND BIRDS.

FOR sale. stereotyDcrs' mats, 1Sx24;
:, neXiblc and tough; just the thing to
line chicken houses and outlrouscS; 81
per 100 pounds at the Office: 30 cents
extra FOR out -of-towh orders for cart
age. Address Times Dispatch.
WANTED 80 good fertile s {. White
LeShorn eggs from good June white
StocN only. BIS. care Times Dispatch
FOR sale. BlaciS Miuorca cockcrcls. 81:
also eggs for setting, 81 per IL. Mrs
Malone. stop .. Petersburg Turnpike g.
Route Z, South Richmond
FOR sale richly colorcd single CONT
Rhode Island Red cockcrcls 50 and
81 each. Mrs w. T. Hall Mechmm
River. Va.
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WANTED a single, Industrious expe-
ricnC.d trucker TO work a farm for
mo or on shares. Mrs. Austin, r. r. u.
!. Box so CITY.
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DEATHS

iihiNi:lS., Died. sunday at o'clock
,NHSS I9ni.deTate Home, MISS AMELIA
No.: .is, ia nliS She is survived By one
brother. lvBnhoc Harris.
ruhcrai VIII take place 800 =. NJ
v iiDc,i Confederate iiorne Friends in
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CLOCK REPAIRING

HAVE your clock called for. repaired, |
deiivcreu and guaranteed. Phone ,
Madison 1905
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FOR SALIi-FarmS

COMPARATIVELY new house. Q rooms
acres land at station, S25OO House
rooms. IL acres. $500. l.. =. Lcak..
Glen Allen. Va.
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FOR SALE-M;yccIIancous

ASK your dealer for Brauer's original
Smithfie!d sausage. one pound pack :
'
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DRY CLEANING AND SECURING.

EUREKA PRESS saves YOU money on
cleaning, dyeinc and renoirr;n,
SUITS pressed, Csc: suits cleaned. soc;
suits secured, 75c--called for and de-
livered 5S' West Broad Madison
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MOLDER wanted, good pay for com
potent moldcr. Vulcan Iron Works
South Boston. Va Steady work
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LOST AND FOUND

fDCND. BLACK and white male setter
Appiy Associated Charities
LOST. Friday. February 4, black fox
nun. lonS tail aud head. Finder re
ceivc reward,
LOST, December -, 1913. near RiGp.
ohurch. pointer dog dark brown aid
Hhite lace ana thin; answers u carlo.
j''"afd leading to recovery.
n,"ahh, Joy North Thirty second Street.
richmond, Va Eamdolph 2sli.
LIST. Saturday night, between 1906
iarF Avenue ana 2ll South Third on.
~ JitneS, diamond ear clasp. Return
70 III south Third or call Madisoi,
!"tG. Reward.
STOLEN. last Saturday might. E!orI
touring car. natural wood wheels
ana seat covers, license 40 lII1I car.
No bfSbfS. motor so TlIill E'E.
Hichcson. II North Eleventh street
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SHOES.

CUT RATE SHOES.
EMPlitE SHOE CO, SOL West Broad
Eamily shoes at rock bottom prices.
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WANTED. experienced steam rock
dril!"r and rock break c:S. quick
Hitchcock ouarries. Shippers Va
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TELEPHONE YOUR WANTS TO
THE TlMES-DISPATCH
RANDOLPH
WANT AID. RATES.
1917, ono cent word when paid in ad.
ee. NO ad taken for less than 10 cents
nj, al. ono and one-half cents a word for
~, .'uhslned ads. except Situation Wanted
tha vn1 cent word. No ad. taken for less
~ aDo. taken for less than &c cents when
yma, sea or phoned In. Phoncd orders not
sftsr n'e 20 Classification not guaranteed
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FOR REST-Buslness Property.
FOR RENT-Flats.
FOR RENT-Apartrnents.

FOR RENT-Apartrnent
FOR rent, Gresham Court. 6-room
housekeeping apartment. w. T. Wat
son, Manager.
SMALL apartment, Monroe Terrace, UNI
expired lease, cheap. q 333, care
Times Dispatch.
FOR rent, uneXDired lease on modern
first floor apartment, West End
steam heat furnished, hot water, tile
bath. hardwood floors. Reduced rent
Party leaving city. and will sell all
or part OF furniture as It stands, or
will rent without furniture. Can be
seen nj Halifax Apartments. 244S West
Park. or phone Madison 295.
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BUSINESS CARDS

GLAUCUS A. BRYANT
CIVIL ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR
PETER -VA.-lIOPEwELL
McIlwaine Bldg Tinn BLDG
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WILL sell s25 Vicirola. $33.T5 worth
S2..5o. e 3cS, care Times Dispatch.
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FOR SALE-ltcal Estate

S'ooc viii buy new West End Hats
rented Tor $3.50 per month. Madi-
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ht|mulD
sIxTY-FIFTH YEAR.

ADMITTEDLY
THE BEST MEDIUM IN
THE SOUTH FOR CLASS
lF1ED ADVERTISING.
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ICE. coal. AND WOOD
MONEY WANTED.

WANTED 10 borrow S5O0 for | year.
VIII pay 10 per cent Good security
ana reference. Address Money. Boy
20 Station ~
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Nt'lSIEkED pharmacist wants POSI-
ton; good reference sober mud capa
PIE or managing store. Address j. S. c.,
EoN l2l. Franklin, Va
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DRUGGIST. 20 years IL business: stock
ana fixtures about $4,000, wishes to re-
're' wants manager. $4,000 neces-
SMr3: good salary and opportunity. l.
i32. care Times Dispatch
The Detroit times., 1916-05-06
ALEX. DOW ON
NAVAL BOARD

In resDCns eto a request OF Presi.
dent Wi, on. local engineering so.
cieties have appointed a board OF
director OF eve men in this state
TO serve as associate members OF
the naval consulting board of the
United States. They are Alex Dow,
chairman. president and general
manager OF the Detroit Edison Co.
who was appointed by the America
Societ yof Mechanical Engineers:
n. II. Crowell, OF Grand Rapids.
president OF the Michigan Railway
Co, appointed by the American SO
ciety OF Electrical, Engineers; NJ. n.
Duncan general superintendent of
the Cleveland Cliffs Iron Co. ap-
pointed ty the American Institute
OF Mining Engineers; n. T. GRADER.
chief chemist fer the Digestive Fer.
ments CO.. appointed by the Amen
can Chemical society, and G.. 8
williams. OF Ann Arbor. appointed
by the American Society OF Civil
Engineers.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-06
BY Ed. l.. KEEN.

(StGr Correspondent United Press)
LONDON, May b.--washing,on
press dispatches. reporting that
President Wilson probably will &C.
cept In substance the German reply.
brought disappointment to the Lon.
Don press today.
The early editions OF the morning
newspapers. carrying the full text
Of the German reply, printed
lchgthy editorials. The writer's
agreed almost unanimously that Ger
rnany had failed 20 meet the Ameri.
can demands, that diplomatic
break was inevitable, and that short
~ the United States would be rang
ed beside the Allies In the war.
The English newspapers express.
ed concern. too, over Germany's at
tempt 20 embroil Great Britain and
america by making her concessions
condition upon change In the Brit.
ish mode OF warfare They United
In the declaration that the British
government will not allow itself TO
be made a party in such a three
angled diplomatic game.
The only paragraph OF the Ger
man note that brought satisfaction
10 London today was Germany's
declaration that her concessions 10
the United States were made 10 pre-
vent the prolopgation OF the war.
london critics seized upon this as
an admission that Germany. despite
the utierances OF the Won Tirpitz
ites, Is seriously warmed over the
effect OF Americas entrance into the
war on the side OF the Allies.
The Express declared the German
reply was an insult 10 American IN.
telligence, and added that Germany
The Detroit times., 1916-05-06
WILL ANALYZE
BIBLE TEXTS

The Rev w. II. wray Boyles sub
iect In the morning In the Wood.
ward-ave. Presbyterian. will be "A
royal provision. In the evening. lis
the Bible up 10 date or out OF date!"
In celebration OF the one hun
drcdth anniversary OF the Bible So
cicty. the discussion will turn upon
the question OF whether or not the
Bible is still the book society needs.
Or. Boyle's thought will touch the
universal uses Of the book. while DIR,
Andrew Smith, principal OF the
Thomas Normal school. will give
testimony from the point OF view OF
an educator.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-06
70 Vote on RubIee Today

WASHINGTON. May 6.--An i'm
mediate vote on the confirmation OF
Federal Trade Commissioner Rublec
today was ordered by the senate In
terstate commerce committee. Az
the committee Was not polled the
amount OF opposition Is not known.
Senator Gallinger has opposed
Rublee on the ground that he IL
personally obnoxious. and under
senatorial courtesy this may be suf.
lclent to- beat the nomination.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-06

followed by the Love Feast. prayer
meeting nj 1:ts. Wednesday evening.
The monthly business meeting win
be held at 1:te. Thursday evening.
What decision means" Will be the
evening topic.
The Rev. Joseph A. Vance. pastor
OF the First Presbyterian church,
In the morning and Reasonable re-
ligion" In the evening.
christian disregard" will be the
subject OF the morning sermon and
let Of the evening; In the Knox
presby terian. Of which the Rev. Amen
Muyskens In pastor.
The Rev. George f. Cullen. OF the
West Grand blvd. Methodist. will
Knocking" and In the evening on
Mr. Shirker.' which viii be Illus
trated. This Is the second or a
series; Celebrities about town"
The Baraca class of the Grand
Rtver-ave. Baptist will entertain the
day evening Dr John Wellington
Hoag Will deliver the address OF the
OF friendly contest between the
Bsraea's and Philathea's In class
building.
The Rev. Hugh Jack. OF the Cen
ual Presbyterian, viii preach Q
series or sermons on The love OF
God beginning sunday Preparatory
service will be held Wednesday night
at 7:sb o'clock.
In the Jeffcrson-ave. Baptist the
program comprises a memorial ser
vice In the morning, and reception
OF new members In the evening the
pastor viii speak on Am / my
brothers Keeper
Services In McGregor Institute ev-
cry evening AT O'Clock. Will be as
follows: sunday, monthly brother
hood rally Monday. young people
from Highland Park Baptist will
sing: TUESDAY the Rev J. A. John.
ston. Memorial Presbyterian. will
speak. Wedne sday. mid-wcck meet
Ing. led By ar, Carrabin, institute
choir will sing Thursday. the Rev
% T. Cullen. Boulevard Methodist
viii speak. Mr. Morgan will sing,
Friday Hugh McDougall will speak
Mrs Doyle will sing. Saturday. open
meeting led by George Brown.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-06
BY ROBERT J. BENDER.

(stG1 Correspondent United Press. }
WASHINGTON. May s.-Ths sub.
marine issue between the United
States AID Germany Is closed. This
IL the view Of President Wilson,
advisers. with the Official text OF
Germany's reply 10 the American
demands in hand. The president
himself received the oficiai text to
day, but the White House withheld
comment
SO completely do oficials In touch
with the situation consider the issue
disposed OF. Il If said, there will
be no reply by the president to the
German note. There may be a
statement by Secretary OF State
Lansing. however. calling attention
TO the essential point In the note
that Germany has ordered subma
rine attacks confined TO vessels oil
war. This Is the essence OF the
kaiser's reply. officials say. and
leaves nc actual issue with Ger
many.
The Issue VIZ remain closed, ON
cials believe. They feel Germany
VIII not reopen II by resuming war
fare against merchantmen.
Every care viii be taken. they be-
lieve. ~ prevent submarine com
manders violating the order and
they sec danger OF violation only
IN the fact tia: German submarine
commanders arc for the most part
The Detroit times., 1916-05-06

------------
the American people. No editorial
with adverse criticism TO the Ger
man communication appeared
The newspapers generally admit.
ted that England will fght vigorous
Ky against any effort by America 10
curtail Der b'cckading operations.
They pointed cut that the blockade
Is as variable weapon to England
as Is the submarine TO Germany,
and that II will require unusual pres
ure from the United States 10 force
the British government TO return TO
strict compliance with the prin-
ciples % International law
The Tageblatt. edited by Theo-
iore Wolf. VITO has steadfastly
urged a conciliatory policy toward
America. expressed the hope today
hat the note will accomplish its
purpose. The Lokal Anzeiger said
IL hoped the note would satisfy the
American people and congress. even
II IL fails TO satisfy President VIII
son. The VossiSche Zeitung empha-
sized the German charge that Presi-
cent Wilson has displayed one
sided neutrality. but added that in
her reply Germany made an hon
est and earnest endeavor to avoid
q break
Chancellor Won Bethmann-Holl-
veg Foreign Secretary Won Jagow
DR.. Helferich. minister OF finance;
Admiral Capellc successor 10 Grand
Admiral Won Tirpitz. and several
others spoke at the secret session
OF the reichstas committee az which
he note and the reasons that
prompted the government 20 this
course were fully explained.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-06


Alden Smith and others, visited the
Ford l,lart In Highland Park. Sen
stor firth and Henry Ford, who
we're opponents In the Michigan
presidential preferential primary,
made merry at the depot
We have patched up our political
differences" announced Senator
Smith. smiiingIy. as he stood arm
in-arm with the automobile king.
Senator Weeks met number OF
prominent Republicans In the
mayors once, shortly before noon.
Asked what the east thought OF
Henry Ford as a presidential pos
sibiiity, Senator Weeks replied: Il
don't kntw what the east thinks.
but my personal opinion Is that Mr..
Ford would run very well In any
primary"
Amonr those who received Sena-
tor Weeks in the mayors once were
Jerome Remici. Charles B. Warren.
Robert Oakmsp. Richard Lindsay.
William T Dust. David E. Heine-
man. John 4 MacKay, and Gerritt
]. Diekema, candidate in the Michi-
gan gubArnatorial primary. who is
On the speakers program with the
senator Of the Detroit Republican
banquet. David E. Heineman and
Senator william Alden Smith came
In with Senate. Weeks.
The business man OF congress"
will be the subject OF Senator
wecks's talk tonight. During q long
term in the house and senate. his
name has been connected with a
great many important matters of
legislation affecting the economical
ind commercial welfare OF the coun-
try.
Senator Weeks was a banker and
broker n Boston before entering
congress. but on entering the sen
ate he severed all business con-
aections In order that he might de-
vote his entire attention 10 public
Affairs.
The senator Il q large. comforta.
ble-look-ng man. noticeabiy bald
headed.
Frank p. Foo. will act as toast.
master at the Detroit Republican
club banquet william Alden Smith
and Fra-k B. Leland VIII also
rpeak.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-06
1000 FARMS TO
MARK MEMORY
OF SOLDIER

CHICAGO. May Capt. Fred
Shaughnessy. OF the Sixtieth Cana.
dian regiment. who was killed in
battle In March. will have a unique
patriotic memorial dedicated TO his
memory
His father Lord Shaughnessy
president OK the Canadian Pacific
railroad, is preparing the establish
uent OF 1900 completed farms In
Western Canada for soldiers after
the war