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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-17
Sin giertelia6rGnnOcrt.

5il6erncs Su6ildlm Der oeutibcn
lit6. ct. E0omaS- @euciuOc mli
einorlldsooae Sseiie beaonaen.
@tebrere 6eitgottesOienitc.
@emeinoe brinst Gonfopier-
6cierlidfcitcu fomiucn uorgeu
3u gnoe.
,Sn einorudsDoller lm0 wiirOigel
g8eiia begiug aciteru oic oeutide
cpoigcliid.hltbcriide ct. EboHos'
@cmein0e, oeren @ottes6ous it'd au
Der Gdc bon Gamiup. uuo @ulasfi
5troBe 6efiuSet lnO oereu Seelior
ger &aitor ScurD Gudcnbcrgcr lit
ibr iilberues &irtbmci1 3ubil0unt
&cri@icoenc 6eitgottesoieuitc 5eid
ncu Oicien 9tbiMnitt IN Der @eihirbtc
scr @emcinoe aus.
Der ocltihc Sottesoicnit no6nl &C
itcrl &ormittoe nm 151l ll9r iciucn
9lnfong. Eoitor Scrmonu 9raunS
aus @bilooelpbio bielt sic 9SreOigt
0ie @ortrd9c 0cs air6en6orS ltan
sen lmtcr 2eihmg oeS 0irigcntcn s,
Jiuppel. 3peds Sc6uIocntileung
murOe uolt Der @emciuoc Elm Dauf.
cpfer Oorgc6roMt. Ole oeutid.cng
liidc Sountoesidule ianO Inn 2 llbr
IadnittoeS itott uno murOc bon
&oitor S8olter 06crmeDcr aclcitet.
lin s lt9rglbeuos begonn ocr oeutIcb.
cugliidc @ottcsOienlt bel melcbcm
@oitor Gbriitian &iibn in OeutIMcr
uiO 9SoItur 9. $. Stefiens in cng
liihcr 5procbe prcoigte.
Die 6cicrlihfeiten perocn 6cute
9l6cnO Inn s llbr init cineu @ottcS.
oicnit ocs SugcuopereinS iortqelctt
ipcroen. @aitor 2ouis 9t6bm aus
Spcrleo miro in 0euticb un0 8oltor
~ @urbop in Gngliih preoieen.
@}it einem 0ottcs0ienit OeS 6rouen
GercinS on norgigcu 9lbeno miro
oic 5eier i6r Groc crreicbcn. 0ic
Oeltti1c 9Sreoigt miro BON 4oitor g.
S6rocl ans aiuosoillc, @}oy Die ei9
liicbe bon Goitor ObernleDcr geboltcn
lpcroen
Gie ct. TbomaS @emeinoe puroc
im Sobre 1891 nit ungcf69r 90
@}itglieocri gegriinoet uno bciano
iicb ieitocu in einen 5tooum oes
feten @hi6ens luo @coeibenS. @o.
Itor @il6elni 5boller, iebt 9Sroieiior
Scr oeutihen 5prdhc mo 2iterotlr
am lutberiiden @Dmnoiium at Gon-
coroia, Nfiii, mar ihr eriter Scel
iorger unO batte oieieu &oiten Big
6uu Sabre 1901 inue. SShn folqte
&altor 0judenbcrgcr, Der jesigeSeell
ioreer. Scr eritc @cmcin0eporltc9cr
mar fir iibcr 20 Sabre @r. 6rie6rid)
Sbmorb melMer nod bcutc sem
Goritonoc ai9ebort. Der gegenmdr
tiee Gorite6er Der @emeinoc iii ST..
Seinrib Nlertel, len, Dic meitercn
Observation-Disclosures limo Die @@.
Nugo @tiiQcr, Gicc BrGiioeut; Sobn
@ gSittmon protofollirclocr Sefres
tar Scinri6 6rei 6mou8icfrctdr;
Sernnm 9onlberg Sdbotmciiter;
6ricoriG 5Hmors, G6r. 2dng uno
SSilb. Sudting. 0ie eriteu Crenli.
item Der 0'emeinoe woren SRI. 81.
5dmors mo Sr. Sobn &orif. Die
jceigen iino Sr 6rieorih 9iippel
uno Sr. @jcor9c SSittnon Der 5ulebt
gcnotitc fiir 0ic Sonnto9SihlIc.
Hnfru,.tuoe., c,tt Oa,0fe eL..6.u
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-17

pMotum bdben sic sigtnEliH Jbrsr
llDnelt 8DIlbdrt ubnehmsn laiisra4
uWleinc 8rout bat Is pcrlanqt als Et
mir eiHe prGmtiae Rraudttennapel usrs
herte!.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-17
gleaer beilm ggiirfeIlpieL iI6rrrnidlt.

m 0cnl Same 9lr. 6i2, 9}or0.
Sprina- StraBc. iulroeu aeiteru Mor-
gen II 9lcger bci'm Giirfelipirl
iibcrraift nno berhoitct. SSn ocr
norooltliden @oli5eiitatiou mur0cu
iic bon 0lidter Deoi init ie ST imo
Softer beltrait nio ser gigent6iimcr
oeS Sonles Der g}egcr S. Barrett,
miBtc orberoem So umO Soften eni.
ridteb neil CT oaS Spiel erloubt
bate.
Abnnneiirn, bic oen ,,Gcnhdn Gnueippn.
oentcN' Mat pihthidl poer unrraclmanig crf
Dnlirn, iiub nepettn, ncr Ciiice Onnuu pcf Sclcs
pDon cher ipriltIinl wliiigeiluue dn mndjru.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-17

Scrr (5ur jtngeA Mitipe) Der
@erIuft lit ia bcrb. aber troitcu 5ie
iih oomit ooB ser Siulmel nur eiu.
inol ioIhc ihmcrc Griinng alfcr-
leat4
Ditlpe (1o It entrilItet) sWie sic
balien mid fir 10 hdBli4, OaB icb tci=
uen Mann pieDer betommen tonnte9l"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-17

6rduleit Dol3 (3u lbrem '4aterlt
rMds, Du mint Ste @erbunq @gcga
@eltens lin meiue 6aRD dbpciicaR
Dentit Oh benn, Elm iangss IldDAgH
min immer eine alte Sungfsr blc-
ben?1l
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-28
IN s1e-F .|l- saIUT4.- "a.
@endIeriide sdIeid,peae.

/ es tpar borals5nieben, bab Sic pro-
britiide Freiie iiber ben @oridlag eli
neg Gmbarsos allf @abrungsmitteI in
bellen Corn ausbrefen ipiiirooe. Dieie
8ldtter o~enlln5iren dies, tpds fir sic
sSSnlteerefltt arnrrifas getblnn tperben
iol als , pro- beuti6", neil Sic tusabree1t
SrtereiIrn Ser @ereinisten gtaaten
lii6 NIT Ben brittiden SntcreIen niht
.nereinen laiicn. 8ldtter tpic Sic SEEN
'Worfer "8orlo" uno 0Simes" tpiirben
germ BE gmeritaner bunsern ieben,
lipenn lie oaourb ibren britiiden
SSrelnnben einen Gefalicn tbnuin f6i;nuIs
ten. sic seben Dor. es banble ii6 bel
penn Embargo barunt, sic Siittcrrng
Der alliirtcn Irnteen i'm Snteirsefc Set
3enfralmdGte 81 perbinbern. 9us
forntt iiberbdllpt garnidt in Betraht,
lagt iebr ridtie Sic .gsetp gorfer
Staats5eitune", benn aenaliirten ltez
ben Die gorratbe Ser brififden @olos
MEN, auitralien uno adtaba s,ir ger=
fiigurg. Nidt MIR oas; lie f5nuten
nDtbigenfalls aug Nrget,tinier1l imppr=z:
tiren, ipo mir idon iicet 8ei5en 5n
faufel1 gesipungen litb. sn 8c5ilssz
qlellen feblf es Ben Muiirtcn allo'
uidt. Mbcr Bic in Sen &plonien allfz
geitapelten gorraitbe iioIlen als Geicrb,c,.
Standardization iperben, nm ipater,
nadoem Die gereinistet1 Stduten aus
seiogell, nad)oem cine Sllnscrsnotbf
bier eingetretcn, Sen ens1i1den Ggporz
feuren in Muitralien einl sutes Beidaft
5ll5utpenocrt. inoem man linen Sic gr>
lallbnib 9abt. @etreibe auBllderprei1en
bterber gu pe%rtaufen. Sic 8ebrdngntb
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-28

Der Irmen in ben Ser. Staaten iol
bnnn Den britiiben 9anfleutcn Sic
1aldcn fiilcn. Ser 8oridlas eines
embargo auf Nabrnnssmitte1, Inn
Goentlialitdten bo~r5ubeusen.
ipiro nun beudleriider8eiI als vprpz
oelltlfe gropasanoo" benun5irt. linz
ter britilden Yilbli5iiten miiiien bas
Ylblifum nnb bic 8ertretcr i'm Gonz
greB op6 fir baorltrailbenS bumn,
balten, ipelll Tie slallben, baB lie nit
oerartisem faulen Saiiber alif Sen
2eim 9elndt iperOen fonnen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-28
Nltrdltbnrc 6rcucltatcr.

ST. Der bi,tgoriiaen SETTING
.gpenni IS geitia" gibt ell ST.
fi5ier als Ieilnebner at oea
&aimpfen in Gutrafun ltnb 5iliitra
~cfuiesltd,e Gin5elbeite1 iiber .ruI.
iiid-rumdniihe 9reueltater1 auf Dem
Riid5ltg bon Slltrafan pieoer. YET
nabc olc 9orfer Ser ltlngebu1g
ml,rben in Mitfeioetid)aft gc5oacn.
Mae5 8ieb purbe entipeber nlitge-
nontnleu ODER abseldIad1tet. Die
Mdnner ml,rhcl1 eutlpe0cr crid)ojle:r
ODER ourb Mrtbiebe cridlagcn. @li
einigen pltrbe Ser @rlitfaiten ii;
Tesen 5crrilien lulo Die gingencloe
leruusgeriilen. Sn elmer Sdule
pl1rben 5polf &inoer lebcnoig rcl.
brunnt. Su &alipetrooo fano maa
uebrere oeritiimaMclte &inoerIeieem
i'm Mlter bon A bis - SaAreu.
Gor bem GinmerIh Ser gulgaret
III Siliitra iibtcn ruiiiidle 9ragones
sic id)anolidltcn Grpreiiungen ani
Sic Gintuobner aus. SIM Sdladlt-
hnfe murOen 500 8ollern Ser ,lnt-
liegcnoeu 9orfer entbultptet ms
lire aorie iii Die 9onalt ~gefporfen.
Hniiiidc 9ragoner 5~i!nbeten me5.
rere Sailtier on, I'M Die game
Stabt ol pcrlidten. Mllf ser
Stootpraieft bon &elaresco ,mb
Der GcnoormcrieoberIt Epbesco CT.
eaben lid Ocn idnperIten Grprel!la.
gen, ldallbctcn 6ral,en uno iluugel
Maodcn. sic iid @iocrleseroen]
arfubren idlucrlte Straieu.
Yer General bcs @alptqrartiers]
hcs oritten bulgorilden Mrmce.l
forps beItatiet in edo Sc 9ul-'
carrie" Ollie Giasclbciten ser @reiel-
toten. Gs lit fem Srt, Ser nithti
Gciicln bdtte lcrgebcn miiiien. 9sr1
2onomirt Gaitileif i'll gorfe &ai-]
iin,-Sioe mnroe in Stiide serrilIef,]
SduOc, SiiBe, Sd)abel pllroen M
bcn gleidcu 6euerbrano geporfeL |
in Dem mon icine Srau Icbenoig]
h%erbranntc.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-28
superbiiorearatbs Berbausluueeu
NDbember : situns. - Grier Gag
13. Nuuember 1916.

Ser 8oaro trat sen,aB ieiner Ser
taaltng in Sitnha; alle 0itslieDer
besielben iparen a1ipeieno.
Erototoa Der lesten giBrne tpurbe
berfefen nnb gerebmist.
Ser Hatb lebte oann Sic 3ablans
Der in Der lebten generalpabl, absee
baltett am Z. Ioocmlber. fort.
Ga Die 3ablun9 niat bis our Ser
tasnngsSeit beeoet lpurbe. pertastc #iid
Ser Raf6 big 9ienstos. Scn IA. Gp<
bember 1916, I'M 9 llbr Iorgens.
eSiparo gollins.
glerf.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-28
MOltfc in Snlsaricm.

Moltte mar III ben Sabren 1885,
Biz 1889 ols Sffi5ier i'll tiirtiInen
9ieniten tdtig ulo feline 9auptcufs
9abe beitono IN Der Reorganization
aes osmuniiden !peeres. MuBeraem
6eiGafti9te iid NtUltte nit Dem 4us=
bau Der tiirtii6e:l Ssltungsn in YuI=
NorIen uno an ser. Sonau. Wpltte
lieB Die peralteteu gefeItig,tnsen llnb
Wdue BON RuYtibut, Wnrra, gursas
uno Siltitria, Dem 9onm Sc
unregistered. bllrd nelle Sorts eriets
ger, Die ii6 1878 tepdbrten. Moltte
lpcbrte Damals n Guitlbut, in einenl
beIGeioensn tiirfiIfen Gartenbous,
oas gang perftedt 6intsr bulgnriiden
9aulern uno piniensruppen lag. @s
eiirfte 'penis 6etanmt icin, BOP oieles
6dllsden nod erbalten lit, in bsiIen
tleineu RGumeu emit Der eroBe beut5
de 5eltberr Die erlten BlGne CUR
9srteioigung uno militdrii6en Mies
bergeburt beg psmanillen Rsi1e5
eatparf.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-28

@eltfrieg binei,1ge5ogen tperoett, iii
tros bes Sd%lagiportes nSe
fept lS ollt Of TIE mar, allf lpeld)es
bin Graiioelit @illon smeifellos wie-
Der erlpablt purbe, mieber jebr ltarf
III Sid)t. 8ir rperoen auf oieie Sc
fabri uno Die Steuung oes Gongrelics
gegellilber nod auriidfomne1l.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-28
Votes.

Votes.
o. CARRIER, received .....4... 1o1
Pat Hirl, received ...........,. 2
4
For Constables, Cleona township,
there We're one hundred seventeen
dlD votes cast, of which
Frank Gimm, received ......... lit
For Constables, Davenport town
ship, there were nine hundred twenty
nine 1929 votes cast, Of which
Votes.
Ben Fl. Foster, received ....... 337
Ira F. Sawyer, received ....... 3O6
John Boland, received ..,....,. ESQ
For Constable Hickory Grove
township, there were one hundred
forty-two GAP votes cast, of which
Votes.
Albert Roehlk, received ........ 142
For Constables, LeClaire township,
there We're two hundred ninety-ive
(295) votes cast, OF which
Votes.
VIM. A. Suffer, received 800. 1874
Youngers. received ...... 1923
For Constahles, Liberty township,
there We're tw~enty-six (26) votes cast,
of which
Votes.
Hy Kelting, received .......... II
John Pulls, received ............ 2
Scattering /. 7
For constables, Lincoln township,
there were six (6) votes cast, OF
which
Votes
Walter Ral1 ronaivnd 9
j. E. Walker, received ......... 1
w. R. Barr, received ........... 1
Alfons label, received ........ /
Sherman Walker, received ..... 1
Tie wa sbroken by election of AL
fons label.
For constable, Pleasant Valley
township, there were one hundred
fifty-two t152) votes cast, of which
Votes
Joseph C. Perth, received $3.50. 1872
For constables, Princeton township,
there were three hundred fortysfour
s(344) votes cast, of which
Votes
Floyd E. Bickel, received ...... $50
Lee B. Woomert, received ...... 1874
ship, there were twelve 12) votes
cast, of which
Votes
Herman oelerich, received -. 8
Ben Schnoor, received ......... A
Fritz Meinburg, received $500. 3
Scattering 2
Tie was broken by election of AL
Meinburg.
For constables, Sheridan township,
there were three hundred fifty-one
(351) votes cast, of which
Votes
E. L. Dammann, received 1856
Amos Muhs, received .......... 166
For c~onstab1es Winfield township,
there were two hundred twelve (212)
votes cast, of which
Votes
II. E. Green, received ......... SO
Pat Murphy, received ......... ia
6ortleslnS fulst.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-28

Ob ibm sic grfillurls o@eriel-
ben IN ben fur5en orei Monaten Die
Ter Sibung gelingen miro, lit itarf
5ll be5meifeln.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-28

Nontas miro ser GoilgreB miez
Der III Sibung treten. gr Bot cine glt=
te Illfgabe Dor iid.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-28

- Cine .eemidtige 5rage, INIT nell
der Der Gongrefb it'd gu Ibeidnftisel1
BADEN miro, iii, tpie Der bon Gag 5n
Gag lteigen6e,l gertbellerllng Ser &C.
81 itel,ern lit
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-03
weekly Cron surnmery,

Considerable cloidiness prevailed
during the week and this with oc-
casional and mostly light rains and
humid condition of the atmosphere.
was unfavorable for such harvested
crops as were still in the field work.
Wheat and oats in shock began to
sprout and some threshed out damp,
while haying was interrupted. Grow
ing crops, however, made good pro-
sress, especially corn, tobacco. truck
and gardens. Corn and tobacco,
however. were injured locally by wind
and rain. The gathering of the potato
crop is nearly completed in tide
water and some southside counties
and Is well advanced in other sections
of the State. In the extreme south
east section ground is being prepared
for the second planting of this crop.
Peanuts are up to the average In con-
dition and some fields of them have
been laid by Fruit prospects are not
promising. Apples are still dropping
from the trees. though not as freely
as heretofore. Peaches are generally
reported 10 be a short crop and plums
are rotting In some localities
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-03

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
Washington, Aug. a. Gangway,
please. and make a place on your
d-McNally for the little town Of
Saco, Montana, wxh a population Of
eco. as per the 1910 census report
Saco has thirty-two of its male citi-
zens serving with Company G, Sec-
ond Montana Infantry, now on the
border. and another stalwart son serv-
ing at Pekin. China as a member Of
the United States Marine Corps.
IF New York, Chicago and Phila-
delphia could be induced to give their
sons In the same proportion" writes
w. D. Miller. editor Of the Saco In.
dependent. to the Marine Corps off,
Gals in this city. wed have some real
preparedness
But in the meantime Saco wants to
cast considerable shadow from It's new
place in the sun.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-03
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

New York, Aug. 2.-Pronounced
strength was shown in the cotton
market today. new high levels for the
season being established March
touched I4.02c and May l4lsc. There
was extensive covering as prices
worked into stop-loss limits on the
shorts. Among the buyers were some
of the big Wall Street firms that have
been opposing the market for weeks
Prior to the last hour the market had
rot been active. II started with an
advance OF ) to Q points on better
cables than had been expected and
nnfavorabie weather In the South.
Seine of the larger room traders and
Wall Street interests then contested
the rise but the buying was of a
bood character and was led by proml-
nent spot houses. New Orleans was
an important seller and a small sup
ply came from Liverpool.
Spot at Liverpool was quiet at ar
advance Of 7 points on the basis OF
/ s.led for middling upland. Fufurei
In the English market closed yer,
steady Mt an advance OF to ID points
| Spot here was quiet at an advance o
| 10 points on the basis OF 13.45c foi
! middling; there were no sales.
The spot article at New Orleans wal
steady at an advance of IL points OF
the basis OF 132sc for middling: tho
sales were 512 bales
Port receipts for the day were e.s3i
bales. compared with 1859 bales las
week and 3.a16 bales last year.
/ Exports for the day were 1885 bale
eontrasted with 1919 bales last year
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-03
bush Meeting" Going On.

The thirty-ninth annual meeting OF
the Prohibition and Evangelical AS
ISOLATION OF Loudoun County, Va,
opened on Tuesday. August /, at 10
A. NJ. at Purcellville and is booked
to last nine days. The Bush Meet
ing" as 1t is popularity known. in
cludes Gospel Chatauqua. Each
day is divided into three sessions,
morning, afternoon and night Each
session Is under the auspices of some
particular organization for the ad-
vancement of civilization and the up
lift of humanity. On Friday, August
f. the morning session of the Bush
Meeting" will be under the auspices
of the Equal Suffrage League Of vir-
ginia. Miss Adele Clark. legislative
chairman of the Richmond League.
will deliver an address on equal suf-
frage.
Miss Clark goes from Richmond to
Leesburg today. speaking this even
ing before the Equal Suffrage League
of Leesburg, and proceeding by motor
to Purcellville on the morning of
August 4.
The Bush Meeting" takes place in
an auditorium with a seating capacity
of 5000.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-03
SOUTHSIDE
10 Decide I.eeal Queseion.

As the result Of earnishes proceed
ing In Hastings Court, Part II, brought.
against young married woman. who
10 working to support her three chill
drsn while her husband 10 in hos
pital Judge E. H: Wells has been
boring woman shares equal ex6mp-
ton with q man In the Legislative
statute, which provides for garnish-
ment for the laboring man whose sal
airy does not exceed $50 q month.
Under the law a laboring man whose
salary does not exceed that amount
Is exempt from distress, levy or gar
nishment. This is the first time that
Virginia court has been asked to
define the rights Of woman under
the statute.
Funeral of Mrs. Barden.
The funeral Of Mrs. Jennie Bell
Barden, of the Nine Mile Road. who
dropped dead of apoplexy in her
home Tuesday, was held yesterday
morning at 1890 o'clock from the
home. The burial was made in Maury
Cemetery. Mrs. Barden was thirty
four years old. and she Is survived
by her husband. w. b. Barden.
Hold Funeral Of Mr.. Trevillian.
Members of Manchester Lodge Of
Masons will assemble in the Masonic
Temple, Cowardin Avenue and Hull
attend the funeral Of Harvey Ire
william. the engineer who was killed
at the recent train wreck near Peters,
burg, which will be held from the
Westminster Presbyterian Church at
$3.50 o'clock. Mr.. Trevillian has for
a number Of years been a member of
Manchester Lodge, and he was we'll
known on the Southside.
Hear Theft Case.
Police Justice Maurice will hear
this morning the case Of ]. W. Pleas
ants, colored, accused of stealing $40
in currency from J. L. Vasser. The
trial was continued from yesterday.
Said to be wanted in Chesterfield
on charge of speeding. A. A. Archer
county authorities by the Southside
police. Mounted Policeman Anthony
arrested Archer.
Personal and General.
Hastings Court, Part II, will close
Saturday for its usual vacation term.
Judge Wells will announce decision
Saturday in the cases of l.. N. Tay-
lor and r. D. Plowman. who were
fined for violation of the Sunday clos
ing laws. The court will also rule
on the demurrer to the verdict against
J. J. Baughan and II. D. Wright, who
were fined $50 each for alleged in
reference with patrons of Forest Hill
Park.
Miss Catherine Long. of Norfolk. is
the guest of Miss Lethia Wells, of
922 Porter Street.
Members of Mrs. W. j. Carter's
class of Central Methodist Church
gave lawn party from to 10
O'Clock last night at the corner of
Twelfth and Porter Streets.
John H. Saunders, son of United
States Marshal Saunders. is at Ocean
View for a few days.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-03
MARKET CONDITION.

Counterac citing the continued du1lness
In chickens in the Wholesale commits
sion market here today, veals were
unusually bright and active and were
bringing higher prices for this season
OF the year than have ever been known
to exist f., W. Evans. of e. W. Evans
& Co, who makes speciality OF this
line, declared that In twenty-seven
years on Cary Street he had never seen
veals selling In such excellent condi-
ton as at the present. Business In
general was good this morning: In fact.
the volume of activity WAS greater
than for some time. Receipts con-
tinued heavy in chickens. but veals
were scarce and greatly in demand.
There were no price changes OF con-
sequence beyond q slight rise In veals.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-03
MOOSE sPURNs HUGHES.
John N. Parkers Name VIII Lead
Ticket In Louiaaana.

John M. Parkers Name VIII Lead
Ticket In Louia1ana.
New Orleans. Aug. 1.-The louisiana
state Progressive Convention held
mere late yesterday indorsed the NOM
nation of John NJ. Parker for vice.
president. but failed to ratify the ma
uonal committees action in indorsing
Charles e. Hughes. Republican nomi-
nee for President. Instead. the con-
vention adopted a resolution instruct.
ing that Mr.. Parker.s name be placed
on the BALLOT under the bull moose
emblem reserved for the name Of the
candidate for vics-pr eaident, but that
the space for President be left blank,
The ten presidential electors sslsetsA
~ere uninstructed - 70 the candidate
For whom they sheulA veta, II o1oetaA.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-03
COttonseed OF.

S51pow York. Aug. 2--There was light
<6ratng in the cottonseed oil list partly
TT local traders. who renewed their
FS<xv1fy on the hear side. Declines Of
H61 selling OF new crude oil in Texas
the basis of SOC and absence of
6@ulative support contributed to the
rk OF confidence in values.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-03
New York Money Market.

Nav York. Aug. Mooney on call
a&c1ay opened at 2h per cent; high.
E3x per cent. low, ~ per cent: close,
TX per cent. Most of the loans were
M N per cent.
Time money was quiet and I'M
changed. Industrial collateral money
raa quoted at per cent for four
Donths and at ~ per cent for FIVE and
41xh months.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-03
CHICA GO GRAIN MAUNET,
rDneatiens by Miller q Co.. Membe re
CAAcMgO board of Trade.D

g4n1cago. Aug. AT one time during
session today wheat was up as
mh a sAaTA Had not the big
1orn longs come 10 the front as
w sellers OF the September and De
Sof futures. the advances would
bean much greater and likely
there would have been no price
neek on profit taking transactions
Sao the case Wet gains for the
x1eRe to e. declines from the
prices being on liberal transac-
~ those having paper profits and
wanted to change them to actual
nl0ubted eagerness was displayed
&h4 importing nations because Of
anfavorsble crop reports and the
N losses confirmed in our own
west a. in Western Canada For
- bought every pound OF cash
= available today and they asked
N1tars for additional round lots.
ners in spring wheat country were
buyers OF that grain in the
west. these purchases including
- Transactions at Kansas City and
xn closed At advances OF Aailxc
HI largely In sympathy with the
etA in wheat although the larger
nnn4Ors in the trade favored the
80 Of the market. Cash sales
EDAay were lSe. 900 with Is, 6ee foi
eaosed with gains OF from u TO
~ corn. the oats market sym
- With the sharp upturns in
AFsshing rsturns were gem
nworAbis. while country Offer
eeneeA % fairly liberal
eesDteA with shs hsarish
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-03
Requisition on New York.

Requisition was yesterday made on
Governor Whitman. of New York, by
Governor Stuart. for the return OF
Everett Coleman. wanted in Rocking
ham County for attempted murder
three years ago. The man has Just
been located. and is now confined In
the Brooklyn Jail D. E. Croushorn.
sheriff of Rockingham, left last night
for New York to bring the prisoner
to the State.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-03

Utica. N. r. aug ss-Isd " I nun
Der Of women. 1000 striking ,opern.
tives Of the New York Mills comperx
attacked force Of special dsputisa
and police guards hers today. Be-
fore reinforcements arrived ana tn
strikers were dispsrssd several ~.
sons. among them & number Of the
women leaders. were severely Injured
In the Sutk1e waged With bricks IA.
clubs. - 0ght started when tke
women attempted to drive strike
breakers from their jobs. Tonight
Sheriff Harvey said he win ask Gov,
ernof whitman TO call out the militia
if there 10 a recurrence of the trouble