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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-08-30
fl(p|lql DAYS FOR THEFT
Negro seizes Fifteen Dollars From T
Stranger and is Chased by
|. Victim.

Early last night some ecltenien'
was caused in the Second "ara oS
one negro chasing another. oHcer :,
Gill soon entered the contest and and
succeeded u,,s in capturing Henry Howara.
close at whose heels Monroe Williams
had been keeping. The latter charg-
ed Howard with robbing him OF SD
lAfter reaching the station house
Williams alleged that he came here
yesterday afternoon from Georgetown
With s26 in his pockets, and during
lis stay in this city he VISITED the
Petersburg" neighborhood, where he
net Howard and another negro. HIS
tory, abridged somewhat, was to the
fleet that the accused "snatched $l9
nut of his hand and with it hand
:erchief when Howard and the negro
|. Who was with him ran. Williams fol
owed close in their wake, crying
Stop thief! The fugltlVes ran iilto
aIarket alley and in close proximity
the station house, where officer
ill caught Howard. His companion
lowever, escaped.
The accused was brought before the
'clice Court this morning, when he
'enied the charge made by Williams,
ut failed to explain why he was ruf''
ing when arrested. Williams hand
erchief was found upon Towards
erson, together with the torn por-
IONS of dollar note which Williams
LEGGED Howard tore when he pulled
lie money out of his hand. Howard
ras sentenced to serve ninety days
\ Jail.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-08-30
( SLFE TEST

EGr. SAGE Wha ere i nsed Of 3
remedy for kidney troubles and back
ache, it is a good plan to try Doan's
Kidney Pills, They eare strongly ne
commended by Alexandria people.
Mrs. L. C. Nails, Of $40 south Pat
rick street, Alexandria, says:,'1 could
hardly get about the house, as my
back felt so weak and sore. When |
got down, it was almost impossible
for me to straighten up. couldn't
rest after l went to bed, as my back
ached so badly and in the morning
| could hardly dress myself. l felt
weak and tired all over. My kidneys
were irregular in action and my head
ached. The first box of Doan's Kid
ney Pills, procured at c.. W. Sum-
n1er's Drug Store, did me so much
good that / got another. After l
had finished that, my back stopped ach-
ing and my kidneys haven't caused
me any trouble since"
Price SOC, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy ge:
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same tina!
Mrs. L. C. Nails had. Foster-Milburn
Co., Props, Buffalo, N 7.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-08-30

Representative James Hay, of
Virginia, chairman of the committee
on military affairs, yesterday sent
his resignation to Speaker Clark,
to take effect September so. Repre-
sentative Hay recently was appointed
associate justice Of the court of an.
peals, but it was understood he
would serve until the session adj
journed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-08-30
ENJOY 4 VACATION AT
Colonial Beach
Washington's Atlantic City.
Steamer St. Johns

.
Saturdays, 800 P. NJ. Other Days
$3.50 A. NJ. Returning, leave Colonial
Beach 6 P. M. Home again midnight.
LABOR DAY SCHEDULE.
Leave Saturday, September 2, at
?. NJ; Sunday, 3rd; Monday, Labor
Day, and Tuesday, September S, 8
4. NJ.
FARE-Saturdays, 81. Good to re-
turn any day. Other days, SOC. Good
day oniy. Children, half fare. Dollar
tickets sold on all trips. Special even
ing trips, Wednesday, September 6;
Thursday, September 7, and Friday,
September s. Steamer St. Johns
leaves Z P. M. Home again II P. NJ
Stops made at Alexandria Or ali
trips.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-08-30
BLEASE HAS BIG LEAD

Columbia, S. c., Aug. 3O--Unofficia
scattering returns from about hall
the counties of South Carolina last
night gave Cole L. Blease big lead
over Governor Richard |. Manning
and Robert A. Cooper for the Demo
cratic nomination for Governor.
The vote stood: Blease, 1000;
Manning, $500; Cooper, 5000.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-08-30
ALExANDR|As EYkAGELls1lC CAMPAIGN

~ Ff ts+~Ei Ef 't'tH = IT = Sit ~
Will open at 7:45 Sunday evening, Sept,
Sd. under The directehI; Of Gypsy = s sdath
IT. H:;;g The G %ted Evansellst OF Haoo0n
Services will be held every night Each
week executing gr Mohaay w SGbntn 5aang qa9 z
paeity of 700 located on upper King
Street. between West and Peyton Streets,
On the Site oof the old fairgrounds.
Evangelist Smith is a direct, foreible
every resident Of Alexandra wilfarra1ige
to attend the meetings and hear HIM .-ss5
The. services will beEof an +. entirely gn.
having the hearty endorsement of practi.
cally all tie various churches in the city:
vices. the evangelist bringing with him his
own choristerand pianist 6 (9
Don't s3forget# the ti11e sor place. Arrange
g S|saEis affairs Sc fiat you na sffeae esfh
BY ORDER OF. &C
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-08-30

Hard and soft shell craps on sale
at the Rammel Hotel Cafe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-08-30
In PIE, Edi-
Ess Scene.

Ewha rave MS name
sses apaared At the
81 q OF KiTg street
"a b akea edition
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ethia 70 e. wash.
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& II srnay. febster
s:g fare, aait asked
b. 5s t5ast could
dan 7Ela boni-
Fer To- stranger
q the etble line,
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81 6 sse wI,sse he en-
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Evening journal., 1916-02-22
DUPONT statesmen
HEAR TRADE papers
After Business Session To-
day, MinStrelS Will Enter
tain Tonight
CONVENTION WILL
END WITH BANQUET

Statesmen of the e. ]. DUPONT de
Nomours and Company who are at
tending the annual convention of the
statesmen at the Hotel DUPONT. spent
the entire morning in a business Sos
sion. when number of papers were
read by specialists concerning sub
jocts OF interest to the gathering. The
session yesterday afternoon and the
enc this afternoon we're also devoted
to business of interest to the sales
men All the speakers were men CON
nected with the company.
The show by the DUPONT minstrels,
to be given this evening in the City
Club, is being looked forward to as
ono of the happy features Of the en-
tertainment provided for the visitors.
These entertainment features are in
charge Of George II. Kerr. who has
had much experience in the line. Fol
lowing the minstrels there will be a
vaudeville show. which will include
a march by women in costume from
the New York Hippodrome, who will
represent the various States i'm which
the DUPONT Company has branches.
Each will have a song upon the re-
spectiyc State that she represents, and
the whole chorus will join at the end
with the song. Good Old Delaware. "
The vaudeville will include a sleight-
of-hand performance by K. L. Vclas,
a salesman.
The business sessions arc being
held in the City Club. At the close of
the session at noon the entire party
had dinner in the hotel grill ROOM
Tomorrow evening moving picture
exhibition will be given. showing the
various uses of powder and other pro-
ducts of the company Tic banquet
on Friday is the big event of the
convention.
Each man attending the convention
from other cities was given a badge
With his name and the city in which
be is stationed printed on it, This
serves as an easy way of identifying
the delegates.
Evening journal., 1916-02-22
MMANUEL CHOIR IN
CONCERT TO AID CHTRCH.

The choir connected with Emmanuel
y. L. Church has been carefully
drilled and trained by It's director.
Mrs. Howard L. Pyle. for a concert to
be given at the parish house Of The
church. Eighteenth and Woodlawn
avenue on Friday evening Much care
and time have been bestowed upon
selection Of the various numbers and
the necessary lime to render them ac-
ceptably. Various glees and part
songs comprise the program and
liz is believed by reason OF all this eff
fort. the chcir will not only please
by the character of the beautiful Sc
lections. but will surprise its friends
by the manner with which they will
be sung. The choir will be assisted
by the Sunday school orchestra. con-
nected with the church and by Horace
B. Harrison, baritone. and George Nc
Hugh. tenor, soloists OF Christ p. T.
Church.
The object Of the concert is TO pro-
vide funds for the musical library OF
the church. The piano will be pre-
sided over by Miss Margaret Kirkus,
organist OF the church
Evening journal., 1916-02-22
CARRIEDTWO RAZORS:
MUST PAY $50 FINE
City Judge Not Satisfied
With Blake'S Reason for
Carrying Weapons
ALLEGED JAIL
BREAKER DETAINED

There was plenty of business IN the
Washington's Birthday session of City
Court this morning. Ulysses Duckcry.
colorcd pleaded guilty to the charge of
acting in a disorderly manner at Fifth
and Lombard streets. lie was fined 81
and costs
Rose kcplor was fined 81 and costs for
creating q disturbance in Miners court
carly this morning
un the charge of stealing two pair Of
shoes a pair OF leggns. pair Of trousers
and knife from noble and Raymond
Donovan. Theodore Rccdcr and George
Russell. colorcd. werc held in $500 bail
for the Court of General Sessions.
Joseph Blake who yesterday plead
ed not guilty TO the charge Of carry
ing concealed a deadly weapon, was
called for trial today. He was repre-
sented by Phillip J.. Garrett. officer
John J. Fox testified that when he
arrested Blake and searched him, he
found razor in the inside of his
coat and another i'm his hip pocket.
Tho defendant proved previous good
reputation. HIS explanation for
carrying tho weapors was that he
loaned man 30 cents on the two
razors.
He was fined $50 and costs. the
court announcing that the story of
how Blake came into the possession
Of the razors was too "fishy' for the
court to accept without corroboratlon.
Ida Darncll. colored. alias Mary
Brown, charged with soliciting on the
street, was fined $50 and costs.
lnf AL 10 in
Nashville. n c.. on the charge Of
having escaped jail was held in ST.
600 bail for two weeks to await the
action Of the North Carolina authori-
ties who will be notified Of the mans
capture.
John o. Connell, charged with con-
tempt of a non-suppOrt order. was
released upon promise to pay S25 to
his wife when he receives his pay at
Carney's Point today. It was shown
that he was S74 behind in his sup
port payments.
Hugh Y. Smith. who is held for the
upper court. is also wanted in North
Carolina, on the charge of embezzle-
ment. After the Delaware authori-
ties get through with him he will be
turned over to the North Carolina au-
thorities.
Lewis Nickerson. charged with as
sault and battery. was dismissed, the
court remarking that a person cannot
he convinced without evidence of their
guilt
The cases Of Robert Crawford and
Lena Ellsworth. both colored. charg-
ed with conducting a house of i'll fame
were continued until tomorrow morn
ing.
Hyman Sihin and Samuel Sifin. of
New Castle. charged with highway
robbery. were granted e. continuance
until Saturday.
The men we're arrested on com.
plant of Nathan Katz. merchant
of New Castle. who claims that he
was attacked and robbed of S14 by
the men.
Evening journal., 1916-02-22
CITY IS DECORATED IN
HONOR OF WASHINGTON

Washington's Birthday Is being OBJ
served in Wilmington today. Federal,
city and county offices arc closed,
some industrial plants shut down for
the day. and some stores also closed
for all or part OF the DAY. The schools
had holiday. too.
Throughout the city many flags are
displayed in nonor of the day. There
Is no general public celebration, but
several churches and other organiza-
tons will have Entertainments tonight
in nonor of the day.
Evening journal., 1916-02-22
ENTERTAIN FOR GUEST
FROM NEW YORK CITY.

Edward Pollock. a wcll-known young
fnancier OF New York city, is gucs. OF
Howard +. Young. High School athlete
and auto racer. Of No. 2lO7 Boulevard.
4 reception in honor of Mr.. Pollock was
given at the Young residence last night.
Daniel Saville entertained with some
minstrel sketches. and Elliott War
.aucr gave monologie. William Me-
Corkindalc and Chandler Hcndrickson
demonstrated the latest dance steps
and J. .iU ,Hhoms played piano selections
from "Rigoletto.'
Evening journal., 1916-02-22
LET NOT YOUR
HEART BE TROUBLED
st. John II.
John NJ. Baker.
John NJ. Baker.

Let not your heart be troubled,
Have faith, believe in me,
/ go to prepare a mansion
In Fathers house for thee.
Let not your heart be troubled,
Although ! so away.
! will come again and take you
Unto myself some day.
Let not your heart be troubled,
How sweet these words to me,
That where lie is. there also,
/ shall forever be.
Evening journal., 1916-02-22
A. ]. BUSH Is LOCAL MANAGER.

A. J. Bush. for several years con-
nected with W. T. Farley. credit
ciothiers. 712 Market street. has taken
mp the management OF the Whining
ton store. Mr.. Bush comes to Will
mington from Tampa. Fla, where he
had charge OF the Farley store. in
that city. He succeeds J. c. Arthur
who has been transferred TO the
Norfolk store of the Farley concern.
Mr.. Bush comes well recommended
and no doubt will become the progress
sive business man in Wilmington that
he was in Tampa. He will remove his
family to Wilmington shortly.
Evening journal., 1916-02-22

Plies Cured in 6 20 IA Days
Druggists refund money II pALO ONT
MENT fails TO cure Itching, Blind. Bleeding
or Protruding Piles. First application gives
reliof SOC.
Evening journal., 1916-02-22

genuine SIS value according TO the Miller rule of
ung value which means that il would cost least SIS if
you were TO purchase at other stores regular prices But TO-
and behold offer you this wonderful Sanitary Cotton Felt
Mattress during this great SALE only $775 Who will say
that this is anything other than startling value? We say il
is just tha-startlng! We hope you'll benefit.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-06
BRITISH TRADE
ENR|CHES HAvRE
French Port Filled with
Troops. Supplies and
Money.

HNNRt tcrvesrcni,u.c Df 'hs g..
sucistcd rtrfs na,t, has ,.as,s boon
tho most cosmopolitan pr.i n iar.s
hui never hs'uf, M, +af vruid ,pu
at iht', niiiish haiti r,n,, ,nd psi.
eum sou iu cents worth " sm,u
rhpnss That tfi,pit, it u mbnii,ai Hf
IN, iia,fr ~ irdsi uni, halls iYsn,F
u'tr. vieh'hs pui'sh and sr tIrh,h u,i
risu
n I' tho irnu, NJ ,hs rt'Ish iha, hss
duuhlrd 'hr taiN. nf ihr rufi drf.rr
N. past nineteen months snA rrnest'fH
ths drcts uu'U s,rtss rf shirs sis tt
times frsn living irf ds,s irrr'hrf ir
the oti'us rHiiinr iuf y spot tr h,rniin
vacant ai the pua,s The uubts them
selves nfr pilrd siih haics ~ cotton. ei,
lnr lu the pptt resemblance to Nsp
Orleans
The cotton sheds covering tWsr,v
suts " sruund snd nusd With tpsnty
electric cranes have become lnsufiirisn,
and The tales are ROLLED uyrn the nus
ever, where that ship from Nse ut.
leans happens 10 find berth
The traffic nj tho rrr, w ils,ts ati.h
amounted ~ 5 COO ono inns In tsit ~
lee than half that NJ rotterdam ~
rnh little more than = third Of u,(
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-06

Workers th't mrH pfiy,s had io b, psid
" was only through the timely action o'
M, department ~ labor. which otgnnif"d
the unemployed and regulated tho surplv
n nuvu'dHuyr with the geographical
'un,. aud thr actual demand. lha, the
harvesting uf tho crops h,r an mt. hr,n
accomplished IN r"gprd io the grpir.
the ,aiF are NJ exceptional uupllt, and
quantity TIE wheat has Welded heavily
hut tho grain is generally speaking Irht
iu weight buIn, from ihfrr ip four
pound per hushrl under tho standard
Corn No, rsvofabl.
ln trE'id to rofn the outlook is not 90
favorable II 10 estimated that the &C..
uni Weld slunF the Western railroad
inrF viii b, " percent i'N than was ".
n,ibllN forecast The rstl, ,fnr turned
uu' vel. hu, lNyusis hail aud dfnu'h
accounted tuf thr filling ofi IN tho ,ieid
Tho estimated output " ilis stain avail.
phl, iur r,put ls given b, tho Central
Argentine rail-. NJ soo UoO tnns. white
hs, Nrst the ssiuu nnc saN, f~ export
ltNnuoo tons There y attn " gppd Zeal
w lpsi wears stain on hand
Altogether the situation In IN, Ars.r.
tine and Sou,h Nmsrsa generally u.
RATHER enh'suous Win visible saa.is
worth millions oi iollsts nn hand snd
''nl, markets awaiting supplies these
p'iishahlr assets rpnnni hs inrv afded nv
.ipuii'''d iut iSrk " ftrishiefs This
handicap i' emphasized b, the tact that
under the Influence " the vat M EUROPE
sud the hlEh prices offered ior vessels
ih' nasriont mercantile marine Of A..
ssh'ins has pfar'iyslly vanished from
sirht
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-06

IN The office ~ ~o.rstsr y y NohIsf
~ m" state board nf agriculture The
r.'fk Efoup II the mfg,st IN the u.,
Whilc merchants rud dealers come nr,t
With 2n.iis pnl railroad cmplo,r, mo-,
hDludinl clerks have iS2N Thee
'hf'" groups tr, ih, urN ones io p,
above ihn 10000 m,fk. the report shows
w the f'pofi the following rrpups 49,
given nhcrintr's ius i,rr, stahi.
hrcr'fs. 'lN. bankers and brokers
" officials uni employees uf hanks
L.N. commercial travellers. s2SG. hnrk
Nrfs ana pcidlers 2t1. real estate
.nnn and Insurance agents a.'ui hook
E'ep"is aud accountants. 1iSs. s,rnnr
iarh"r' rni iNp'Wtiirfs. l.gis. dra,m,n
''"mN'ts hn'k'ncn ana los8l express.
men. h.nll ,mrIn,rs NJ estfrss com.
rahlcs ~. employees NJ street tpiiNa,
companies ii2i .mplo,es M tclryfap,
,ohranl's. len'. Ahnrcts In stores sni
warehouses. 99e and fnrrmcn ana over
fcers l.11i The occupation. NJ Sp, 49,.
nn' listed. tho f-rnr, shovel
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-06

r' Antwerp suf IbmUHfF fhH reasons
'U. ne vrf, lsfl.t b.k ri Hu. kur ia.I.
'.os and the limited rpiifrat snr'mun.,s.
inrs win ipts 1uH iN. .,w',f nf
France l,,r I.iuf. NNt stf shin.
were sometime. n,N Hp m H. fusi.
Nsiinr 'NrI turn iu IH.t ,rH q r,n
l''iu called ih, rHal upHr. 100.
r'Hru't 'ri rauN Wrisn.d eHh fI.
N.tv 'H frlr,'Ut .HUtt aiiHu
Tho congestion u' iaiU, uue .. .uf
ufN NHdfBu.r iu .urw,f.. lu'
..nI.f in navigation vHNF greater v'r.
ilnu.f nu 10, rsH uI h, Wrench u,tr
U.lirsi G,fWBn auimHurss rHt uH,ai.
iui vhi.h s considered .lfirirniN t..
fuus 81 Tho rf's'ui ilmr iD Wsiif Hu
s.Hrfaiiur ui 'Nr ismrufsft usr uf .f,
1000 Dmri''td T.dsi iasn st % frIu1, r
N,ss'lt uFi'Iul iN,f wIr fu tu..
The town rsy. Is 'f 'nrf. animated
iH1u Iu iIrr u' pra.r srH n urs,uII
Hit l."irr fHH 'fuW thf .a.' .,p.HF
HIf,s r 'h. iIff'sh .Hfum..ssfF H,t8ff
nrri sni ih' individual ifsds . riH.,
.ni sni'tfs fHlUsH sNur .Irrt H..
t''r s,rnvh,r. siurl .iIf tH. iff.N
irt rumrt NikIna . HIas 4" issruul
'l. iauUsEr
urr n' ihs mua' rrnsrI.uu.. t"..at
ur. rfrs .r ihr UN. a. Iart if. rfIu
lNai street IH ih, irvr Il. UffIst iHsf
boz hs hats WNNb frI rn 'Nr tIr.
IHv u' .sIrHH Iuir ruitsf ur
s'rn puiH't ihe eat tr ths Nfiish -.I.
N..fs Jiut while there ssr tts uss..
,,'fi where and tss,sufan,s that CON
sriruluuth advertise liam ari rrr
The fism shrp iuf n'uish 'ruue ,r
arl ismsnd for ai ,hs thlnss vhi, ID
tun ssn, Trr'tsli bvr,s AZ anirrt
some ~ the srpssis ~ the soidists
hfiish Transports have the rish' ~
vat rvsr Ell other shin. In the hsttrf
hnt ~ the dccks. and the RfWish ~.
tah everywhere on shore Some people
~ istts have inquired whether the
W. ush occupation is eoins ~ ssi Coz
ever. an inluift inspired b. ihs ss.rins
% usimsnent character - N, ins,sus.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-06
HOLLAND. .AMERlkA'S
EARNINGS DOUBLED

ROTTERDAM Tho HOLLAND. Ams,,..
lice UhI.h maintains ths rtan..,lsn,,s
service between Nev Ycrt and Ro,is,
dsr mrro than ,tshled ~, sfo.. profit.
ir 1915 Hs an indirect result " Tho usr
rntnlnE i'ils.si1 40 AGAINST ~. mi. .sa, IN
iait oui W Witch dividend " sn p,t
cent ls paid ss compared with 4; In the
preceding year
Ncrotdlng 10 the annual report. Witch
h's 'us' been issued the company ips,
'hD steamer 'Eemdyk' nn mine. while
me" other vessels vets hsdl, damaged
IA mines. and the "ntrdam" vas IN
collision nff the American coast, ht,
dsfpitc the pefils of the seas. az ,n,.
nl'a vote made With tho rnmn.n,
u"r passenger and varsu vessels ana
nnuih"i ssvcnt, seven With chartered
ships
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-06
ENGLAND GETS
GRAIN CORNER
Heavy European Business for
Argentine. But Allies
Dictate Terms.
PESSIMlSM WIDELY FELT
Growers and Dealers Can't
Understand Price Decline:
Ships Scarce.

nrENus MrEs trrresponirr-s ~
rhs Ns'o,lst,i rtessi VIII ~, carnival
season nov mskinr rs annual rn,t,
thufa are np outward FIsns " pr,ibinr
hut prosperity In M, capital ~ ihs A.
gsntin' so isf a. socirt, s concerned
u 10 osuliins over thr favorable prospects
for the rrria sraspn Witch tho nrws
pspets ssy. viii make nusnns Aitss the
ren,sf oi the operate world ,hls ,rst
The general teelins In business citclss
f"ssfdins economic conditions. how ever
ia taihet pessimisilr
Tho fast H. its price ~ rran which
russ.s The prosperity ~ the provinces.
has fallen pterissiv whsn = substantial
/ incteasc In pii,c was Anticipated Tn.
nsfke's ot Great Britain snd hst sitles
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-06
c~stst Bu,lD,se RAILROAD

itkiNl The m'ulsir n nmmuH.s
rs'inrs in s1.Hrrnti1n pUH th. ham.
tf+ oi ,mmers ~ ihsfrr 10 ,haut -
undertake thr construction ~ raj.
pat hsivern Chsfcu and WH hHsn. IN
shsnilna r'o,ine- The line win 10
sishif mrfe ,hsn ina miles inus sus
uiii lnnnsc' ths imroftsn, f.,s, ~ Vhtfns
sHh ihs sister rrf' ~ rsNa hnwfu b,,a
= numbes VI interior ru,sfnst,,sl ,s0ss
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-06
KANSAS HAS MANY CLERKS

IpPEkA. Kan .-4Out ~ a total ~
ss,sol rer'ons listed under trade ani
transportation occupations In kansas. ag.
w sfe clerks and cup,isis according 60
ilsu'ef cu4pll.d In connection With the
aAing wVthc stat, decsnnial ,pnsus
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-06

nW practically the onh ones omen To-
Argentine produce. and HAVING utgbnir,d
,ullns'l corner Great nfiinin has h,
COIN" the rrancN and Iutrhnu,. NJ tho
stuur she buls fnt al carries fur n.i
paNs fof IN ", thus dung ava, viii
competition between themselves ~,
allies me-" IN % position w dictate pti,rs
rather than h1N, uti,cs dictated ~ them
The Nr'niln, producer mud that
while th' hifur,an demand is always for
move. the surph 10 arranged from sng
land %, limiting th, number " steamers
available for m, River ilttir trad, An
giaiu must hr forwarded h ffri,hi.
etc. the mail boats b,inc rruuisiiipn,d
inf the transport uf ,hillrd m,hi Tho
rarrliN " freight v,ssels has accord
Ingh gi,rn rsv tu serious yrng,stipn ~
ilr gf1ir shipments
~ Ga',ap and the station. near nnbip
hlsn,R the pufi uf shipment Ter thu
southern ZONE there v,fr at 'h, end ~
last month linunn tons NJ vhssi stored
In elevator sheds ui sis,ksd IN The rprn
awaiting shIrmrni snd At intermediate
Nations nlUne the titts, Southern rail
fuHd n Ufr aiv y snp npn sacks nf wheat
WV '|fN~ N'A'N'N wv 'Nf NNfW NiWiIInf
conditions pictni aicns The Jrrst Wrsi
'fn and 'entHi Nrs.nin, nnrs In nrt
NJ IN the onj uf last month the stan
NJ ihis ,ssfs haiNrs' loaded nf 'raiA frr
loading vhs nuh ~ tons tpf the
s,me r~tiud lasi ,ysf ihc total Nss iii
nnN tons Thus fst charters up 10 IA,
18TH NJ July nesi fut Afesntin- srain "A
gfFaair ONLY k5un tnNa phtrh IL al
pfu,lmstsly i.nsn HVn tons short ~ tho
total fot ~, corresponding period " is.i
yeat
Hs'V.s, rand, leave.
uuinG 20 the fac, ,hst large number
II Italian hsfves, hands have some back
ic tali and the general current ~ i'm.
niisfaiiun has bssr meassf. the sfaln
sfuwsts have slso had som, trouble with
lnbui there being such scarcity "