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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-29
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ncr 5rieScnsporiAld8e ms
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tae sic Nafrid,t. oab 4Srdiibent sSiI.
ion Die Tfu6e cbnc, oauit Die Scr.
einigten Staaten oen ,SrieoeH oerntit.
| teIn fcnntcn un0 eriIdrt, Dab cine
berortiqe germittIinq nidt beriifiih.
tiat roerOcn fam, oa elm SompromiB
,piiden ReGt unb ll,lredlt unmoglid;
lei un5 ser ariea arirOiaeIid fortse.
fiibrt iperSen nriiie, lis 9eutidIaitO
ooQig gei6Ineen iei.
.Frdii6ert g2iIiors aanrpasne.
reSen," iaet Die .Gimes" bringeit
i'm auf pefGbrIifen @coen. Gs foQte
iins IeiS tbun. ipenn mir Der 8ebaifp-
tuna Scr .Srnnffurter 3eitliig", ba6
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glniidJt lei, bob eir 5rieoensihlnb
feline poIitiifen glu itten beiiern
ipiirOe, bciitimleu 81 nliiiien, aber
mir balten cs fiir obirllt ridtig, jeet
5u erflGren. oaB Die alliirten es ME
sugeben nerbeu, bib ameritnniide
ifnere FoIitif in ibscn perionliden
Streit nit bineinae5crrt miro. Die
alliirteu pcigcrn ii1 reipettpoIlit.
ahr cntid,iebeit, bns ugeitanoniB SlI
mad,er, hob ibr gercdttr, ebrenbaiter
aricq auf Die gIeihe Sniie nit einem
Oeutidjeu iuprooiSricn gIngriifsfries
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wer6cr 5ricoensporid igen nur oanit
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IN ben 9Idttttn geifors
BEN.
petirs, %. Wdi. Gbdrleg g.
WeSiernan, Der Ser Staaten @i5es
tuniuI in Ghungiins II om Seunins
an ben gIatiern seitoT5en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-29
nsns BON gsriaHi ssn samlItsa asHHts
g,cune.
SomiIter Goantp
q mtffioner's Office.

QiretHHatt. G.. Is. agai 1915.
grrhtasiie anaebcIs frefbsn entetgsHaercuis
men IN Der Eifise ber QpHHis Gommiifiertts
bon eamiliuH Qenniu, in Qoirttous. 0luar'
ud, Chic. BE ~ ubr Wsiiiaas. TieHlida, ber
.. Suri 1915. fnr ben 9etfani bon EcnbE Dor
odrilior Qoanfn IN eer Suuirie ben breitan'
bert Idnfsnb- lS3o0. 10000 Gcuars: bsfneie
@onbs finb ietsbunberi t000) in 5aA YEb
rpurmertrt non Elm - bis ftfsbanbsrf (G00l
i0riianiene. iebsr fir biz chaGme bon fanf
Sunesri fs50o.00) EcudIs iinb hdirt ure
Gusaepebeu ON i. apul 1915. etulcsb1r brestia
1907 SATIRE Hn6 oerr 1oinm Der ansaobt. uro
5infen ifaaeHb su Der Rate oon bier ire sir.
pierid (4AG) RroseHi pet SGbr. snblt1r tcib'
idbrIi6 am erfifn ID 1aGe bts april nnb
Estobtr In iebem satt, aeibeA. Samme nrb
Sinfeu, 5ibIbGr In beg cffife bee 1oantos
Gtctmsl'iers pcn eGnilion Gonnfp, Gb.o.
Hefaais Eoues lirh dnseeaetth urter eer
drioriihi bet a1aenieigeg GeitSs bee En1tfs
Cbip nnb I'M Refeubtfen hcH Ssfftcu 2s3&
bee niprmeirfH 0oher tor Cbto. rHe frnit
tet Sitrtnien Der saahler ecH 8oemtlteH
Gorth Ebip BET einet allereintr gschi. as
esbalitn nni 8. s,oeeHi5sr 1912, nnb .raii elmer
Mefouiion. gnffiri por ber Gommiifcrers ben
9dnudr 1915.
Wsiuais scnes nrs opsaeaebsn fnr ben
8iptd Der Selfdiipnn hou 5enes fnr be grs
rtftHna bon Heiien GebaHken prb bic RsrD
Tainr teH btiiettHesn Ssbhuber far bes ecrs'
b;Fn eofpiial
@efaa,s Aonss ,rerbsn ttr,duft s0r rif. ne.
Hiiet die HnNf lhh bfN dUpfloufSNfU 0tNlfu
an ben sctneH glsisr. tns Hefi irirt serbes
balier. irgeHeeiHs cher Gle uretteit surn6s
5upeiisn.
ene aHaftoit uaHeH Ron tiner sftfiftsirifH
ghff IN tlufw aeiIGis oietA fart l5fsl Hrcs
tfrt bes Efinanes Der @ouhs, fff tpgi&s CO.
t0ieH lplTb, nir cine ealiiiou Gourta Harf,
,ahhnr OF dboflos geopfr. E6atmsifer ben
snriltfon nenHfu. Chic. nnfsr Der wentranra.
bet fuenr has auaeboi orasncrirfn sptre, be,
Eisier bic ibur iuatfpro4gneu Forbs afriutrIt
tuS bnfnI bssnbli BEL nbfisferrHa terftlber.
Re'dpisr gbeS piro iHrndnsbalisH ufb nsrb
hds E.aenthBm bon AdmiItor Gonntp, ivsrr
tdGaie seolnonHa riAt srinIt min. tr1 ar'
berer anlie plFb ssr Gbe6 ar ben Dsdtr sus
tdSafeebtr
aefdcie araebei, u,iTer tfrfeoeli uut I'm
ecifrt feir Ribs sor aamiIion GeHntn poras
elfh Scfeidl Hrilbirn Eeubs-
Sni auitrres hes Ecab d Grnntr ucr,rif
nonerf bon eamilfcr QcBrfr, ctts.
Nrst, q @sfftImarr. gr5Fbfnf.
gHsii: tTbsrt Refntotsf aisr!
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-29

bab lie einmal basislbe 2eioen pie i4
qebdbt unb bab 2pbia 9. pinfbdm's
@eaetable COMPOUND iis seiunb ees
ma6t bdtte. Oardufbin nabm i5 es
felbii ein unb bin beuts 10 seIuno,
als ib ie mar. Sd fann ni6t perltes
ben. tparum Srauen ni4t einiebsu,
1pie oislsu Sdm.r5en unb 2eIoen lie
entaebsn ipiirben,, penn iie Sbre Nles
bisinen einnebm,n tpirbsu, Sd lam
es niGt bed senus lpben, neil es msiH
Eeben rettete unb mid ppr benz Jrz
1enbauie beipdbrte." Srau 6.
g heIbou. 5657 9. 9alitsb Ctr,
gnaIepoob, Sa.
@erSte baben stpeifelps ibr 9eites
aetbdn I'm iteten Sample nit bieism
Toll uno tonnten ni9t msbr tbusn;
Gber bdufis fpirb bic tpiTenl1dftlibite
@ebanblurs iibertroffen bon ben me-
bisiniI4en gisenfhaften Der suten
ditmobif1sn WurSeln unb Srduter,
fpeide in 2pbiu 9. Yintbam's 9ssez
fable Gompounb entbalten iiub.
tseun irsrnb sine asmylnatisu portanbtu
II, 5abit % Id aus, au bic abbia g. gtnfpam
wasbtetne Co., epun, Yaaff., fur ipeSirleH ylatb
~ iereibeH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-29
fokal.Deridt
80. Srotef. ShiIippussSem.inst.
gerlauf Der seitrisen Sabresprr.
iammluns. = Ginitise Seridte
Der geamten.

Inter ben, @oriise ibres Iansja6ris
gen prdfioenten, 5errn S. 3. 9uiss
meier uuD nit Serrn Sobn 9OisIer
als Setretdr, belt bic obige 9emeiHoe
sefteru ibre SabresDeriammIuns ab,
in ipel6er sunGdit bic Serren DITTO
aiitner. AZ Sopsr 9lDe., Gottlieb
.Grbarot, 913 Dapton Gtrobs uno
Jrl. 6. aiein pon 4ponbaIe als nsue
MitsIieoer aufsenomMen ipurbsn.
Der SdaBmeiter, 9err Sobn atued
uno Der Jinonsietretdr, Serr 5. @m.
SbeiIter, uHterbreiteteH ibre Sabress
beri4te, aug benen berDoreins, baB
bic einnabmen, eini6Iiebli6 zines
GaiIenbeitanbes BON $1744.43 am "a.
Uiai 1915, Suidmmen $9282.56 unb
bic 9tuseaben S7161.83 betrasen ia.
ZEN, 10 bab nod $2lo0.73 in 6dnben
oes S9asmeiiters oerbleiben. Die Be-
oeutsnoereH pDiten unter ben ginnab.
men Daten: grtras bes picnics
$320.01; grtIas Der SubeI=aOqstte
341.90; Gjeihent bes JrauenDsrsins
$3.50; Geitent Der Sonntassidule
$3.50; Grtrag Der llnterboltune, ners
-anitaltei bonn Seniorr SugenbDereir,
! $500; @ermddtnib beg Ssrrn Ssnrp
Yeters S2O20; Grtrag Der, periAieoe=
nen !aoGetten beim 9ottesoieHIt
S1s7s.51.
Die Setrstarin Der SonntassibuIs,
SRI, Minnie MiGer, beri6tete, out Der
Surhf6nittsbeiu6 pdbrenb oes Sa9=
res 552 Ino bic 2ebrer5abl 50 getpes
len lei. 8essleiden bsri4tste lie uno
Der Sd,lsmeiitsr, 9err 4nbreas Suuz
fer, oaB Die Ginnabmen S112s.63 uno
bic aussabsn $s52.28 betraeen babsH
uno fid bemna6 nod S276.35 in Der
aaiie tefiHoe1.
Ter 9iider Interfudunss 4uzs
ftub, beitsbenb aus ben Ssrren
2ouis auu, 5bsobor grued uno gbs
ipars Sprgel, unisrbrei!s.e ieineu Be.
riGi, pemSufoIee er ale Bidder unb
gelege Der geumten gepruft unb rids
tig hefupoen Eat. Der Qlusi6ub ipurs
be nit Dant sntloiIen uno ferner
nuroe Der SetretGr beuuftragt, 4Qen,
bic gu benz srfoIsrei6en Subressrgebs
nib beisetragen baben, i9riftli6 ben
Dant Der SsmeinDe aus5uoriiten.
Die Gemsinoe pirb am Samitae,
ben "a. Sunt, in SarpeIt Some gart,
WeitDor5, ihr idbrlicbes picnic bers
nnitaltert iinb bic 8Orbereituneen lie
gen in Ben Sdnben eines tii9tieen
arrangements sglusi9uiies, Der bereits
bart an Der @rbeit lit, I'm oas jSsIt
gu einem grfolq gu seitolten. aubers
benz fpurbe befdIofen, buB bic sc.
meinbemitslieber fidb tbattrdftig an
bem .SiIfsfunbs8 s8oItsfeft am 8. SUM-,
iotpie am Baiienfeit am 4. Suni be-
tbeiIigeu follen, mas AUDI obne 3fpeis
fel sef6eben pirD.
Gum SdIuife ipurbe Der aeir6ens
ratb ermddtist, neus 3oilettsnrdums,
ETC., berfeaen gu lafien fir tpsl9e
Derbefierungsn etipa $500 ben5tbigt
fein perben. Sm uebrisen itaHben nur
,RensinsgH&sfss sus- 1sr5aHe!uns.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-29
9pppelfeH
1Seiert am 4. Snni Der Grnibcn Sau.
gerdDr.

Der Gruibsn Sdngerdor, elmer
Der dIteiten bieIigeH beutItsn Sc.
iangOereins, begebt am Sonntag, A..
SUM-, Elm Doppelfeit, ndmIi6 bic 5eie;
ieines ie63igjdbrigen geite1ens, fofpie
oas iilberne Subildum Der Sbdtisteit
beg tiidtisen 8ereinsbirigenten 5errn
hilbert Geper an Dereiil.
0ieies 0oppelfeit fptrb in Wbade'g
9rOoe, 8onb Sil, besangen unb Elm
aus ben rii1rigiten Witsliebern bes
8ersins deficiencies Arrangements
Eommittee 1T i4oH felt seruumsr 8eit
an Der ltrbsit. I'm bic arrangements
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-29

artise Battalion, bas unter bem aDms
manbo oon Oberitlsutnant aleranber
Mc0ougau itebt, fou fi4 in enslano
unb SdottIamb portrsiflih beipdbrs
baben, inbem bic 2suis beim S9Itfs
bau belfen. Mit Der Retriitiruns tiir
bos spsite Sdfainon pirb in ben
Solsfduerbiitritten ioiort besOnnen
tperben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-29

tpeb. Neroorittdt.
+ iebe ritduern,
uno litt 10 fchiper,
buB idh gu 3siter
nicbt ipuBte. mas
icb that. Sd CAB
$1,000 fir asr5te
aus unb teinsr
bate grfolg. Gis
mes cages beIudte
mid cine DAME,
ltuo eradblte mir.
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eAiMsasAri1tes

Rsp gOrt. Grsetommen ~aris
itiauiaborO pon Ser5en.
&ottsrba m, Y. Wtai. 4beefab'
r.n sRpnoam" mad Rem gDr,.
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Eran sbelbou sab $500 fur Ue.
banSluns obns GrioIs ans. :.
Sdliehlid lpnrbe iie seiune
onrd) 9pbia 6. ssinfham's
@egetabIe COMPOUND.

Gnalsipoob. ST. ~Ddbrenb ntei'
mes aebsnspediels Iitt i4 an aopfs
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3n permiet6eri-s,im s,immcr.

gter 3fmmer i'm sfosifcz Gfo6. Seibes
Raa,airassn DO. ls6 20 0ibsrts ssIabs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-29

Seiteres aus benz GeIbe.
Gus einsm Srts in Slanbsrn tpirb
sfdrisben: Wel6s 4nforberungen dn
bic GsIppoit geiiellt iperben. I'm ben
Wanni6aften bic gdtst9sn iinb gries
te suffsaen gu tbnnen. bdDon mag
man ii6 einen g.sriff MAIDEN, tDsnn
man fplssnbs aufIarifi sin.s poiets
esleien BAT: Nm bsn BcrnbenfhmeiIsr
(Winsnnsrfer) Suftus st., frieher bei
Der 5rdnt (5rain), isbt Ri bdr !.
Qrmsetrops in flntnbern i'm Wditsn.@
gs III fiher e6renpofl, bdb troB Der
tonfufen gufi6riii bic qoit nit Iiir
fiiuf Stunben @sripGtuns bem aanbs
tpehrmann uub Ulinentperfer Julius
g. iein potet6eu suitelIen fonHte.
gerbd6tigs unfi6erbsit.
8ait (niBtrnuiih): Bel
Sbnen tormt 10 hdiifig Rebbrdten
auf ben Slid; Sic pilbern bod ni9t
eipd beimli621
gBirtb: (beleibiatla .Wo benten Der
Serr amtsridt.r bin!S
Sat: .Run, bann bin idh berubipt;
man tann aIfo bus Bilb bier'inI
Dorfe taufen2"
gDirtb: .SelbitpsrItdnblid, taufsi
fam mans aud sfpp fam mans
bod taufeH, 2llte2"
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an p,rfunfen-@0beIn.
Sn permisthen-TIats.

rfouui auburu alc, 3imfnrt NIB
sab. MODERN, itener eaTien. W,ieite fret.
an cine renli4s gran, tis iptlens NJ, galet.
SO, NIB SobH, 81. IN soii 81 Bebmen. St
cable brGuf. gbreNrs: q. o., Doiisblaii.
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RH perfamfen Sdufer.

gItft n--porhipeffsgds Eptbbltteu uHb fsur.
rsri Hbsnne. NeBee grifbdus hon neur 3'ri'
n7ern, wliiisi'oatle, .ftieb- Bnbestmuer.
seons aS'H 1922
ann ctr, rnbe nIum-2k .fib6iaes prt6,
baas, $4,000 g. g. Tiror, sil ggnin
Gitabe. wlalu 1862. 2e-3
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gerlamsi--Iannlidl.

SnteIltgenier JHHes. Gute esifeens
yitbieti 60. 30. lit CT 8. Ctr, 2s,zs'
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tebH tirt tn bsutf4ss rnb snefif1er esra2
fff Gsf6fftfIfnff. Bfrftre etc. ustsrfetunes
werbsH out Esnf1 tfcrat.
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gerIanat-@eibIid.

wgdb6tH fur Gannrteit slctu gadi&tr.
80. Ban flntwerp. 1crfli stos., fibouedls.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-21
FACTS ABOUT LACQUER.

Japan derived the art OF lacquering
from China, probably about the sixth
century, but ultimately carried it far
beyond the Chinese conception. At
first the artisans worked only In the
plain black. now 50 familiar a. the
ba ckSround Of lacuuered work, SAYS
bulletin OF the Japan Society. BY
the eighth century the workers be-
gan to use mother of pearl and gold
dust in various ornamental though
simple. tnlaytng designs From the
ninth to the twelfth century emphasis
was placed on pictorial effects though
of very formal design, scrolls and
arabesques predominatinE. Up to the
thirteenth century there appeared only
flat decoration, that r.. everything APP
peared In the one plane In the
thirteenth century, however. there
arose a school that worked on designs
in relief. thus adding greatly to the
artistic effects and the value.
In the sixteenth century the art was
greatly furthered through the wide
spread interest in adjoining temples
and shrines This amounted almost
to a passion with the people, with the
result that lacquerers executed friezes
ooffered ceilings. door panels. altar
pieces and canopies. The present dec
VI III tiiC HOS anu tSHlpjSs ok
Nileko and Yedo furnish the best ex-
amplee of lacquer work that the world
has seen. In fact. the golden age of
lacquer IL placed near the close Of thu
seventeenth century, when many OF
these designs were executed.
Modern artists faithfully follow the
old ways and all the skill of olden days
is still apparent in present-day pro-
auctions. Being an art and not q
handicraft, there are, naturally. Pc
RODS Of deterioration as we'll as eras
of masterpieces. II was as late az the
recent Meiji era that there appeared
the best examples OF inlaying with
pearl and ivory.
There are three steps In the manu-
facture of lacquered products: % the
extraction and preparation Of the sap.
lac. ca the application on the wood
by skilled artisans, and 90 the deco
ration Of the surface by artists There
is such great pride taken in the pro-
duction Of beautiful and perfect work
that artists quite often sign their
names to their best productions.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-21
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.
Quotations by Miller Co.. Member 70
New York Cotton Eachange.1

New York. May oo,-Following r
steadier start when prices advanced
to points. cotton further today clos
ing al net loss of 10 IL points. A
belief that prospects for peace were
less favorable led to heavy general
liquidation. July leading the down
ward movement. support from big
trade interests that has figured so
largely recently was not in evidence.
For time the decline was checked
by uncertainty as to weather condi-
tions in the southwest and covering.
A good deal of switching between
months took place Southern Interests
We're among the sellers of July.
Spot at Liverpool was quiet and un-
changed on the basis of S,S4 for mid
ding uplands, Futures in the Eng
lish market were steady at net ad-
vance of l-2 to 8 IL points Spot
here was o points lower at 1920
for middling uplands; there were no
sales today.
Port receipts for the day were 49,
400 bales. compared with 2s,24s last
week and 1s,l6s last year. The
Chronicle estimates the world visible
supply at 4.s47.747. against 6,so4,-
343 last year. The American supply
Is S,247.747 bales, compared with A.
964,S3S year
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-21

for several DAYS. Crop reports re-
ceive6 from Kansas l.,day were the
wort thus fer 4. rome forward, The
crop experts travelling in Kansas
a-r..= s'n '..+ e,t.ciorEr.on I'm the sun
flower state and the opinion of these
rev e hat the state has never had
s1cn visitation OF Hesstan fly as
now There were reports also from
bankers grair men and merchants
located in the southwest. which told
Of the losses in that country and the
prospective further deterioration.
The speculative world looks upon
large cash wheat surplus held In The
United States and Canada as over
balancing all else in the matter Of in
fIuence. There l. little TO he said in
favor Of the buying power OF the cash
wheat held in North America. as the
sales st the Seaboard today were only
soc ,eou hushpls and this was Cana
dian grain The cash sales here were
10000 bushels and this was taken by
nillers
While the MAY wheat delivery at
Chicago advanced lac. the more de-
serred futures declined is 10 5-sC to-
dae TIE greater pressure was on
the Septem her The buying of all the
months was led by shorts
Corn was the strongest market on
the Board Of Trade, although the sd-
vauces were only is to 3-SC today.
The volume of trade was small and
part Of the early strength gave away
because r the " kness In wheat.
The cash trade wss small and with
the sales hereof $4,000
Oats were ! SC lower to unchanged,
and the market WAS dull and with
out feature cash sales here were
100 600 bushels
The volume of business was small
In hog products and there was little.
IN anything. In the way OF feature
The close was a shade firrner with
buying that looked like packers.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-21

as Judges In the live stock entries
the State fair this fall will be select
from the winning teams In the contcA
here. ~
Professor r. ]. Holden took 86ffe
OF the seniors and juniors I'm his geof-
ogy class on prospecting trip To
Mountain Lake Saturday. This and
similar expeditions are q part Of he
regular course in geology and the fuei5
are given az opportunity to study rts
formation of rocks and soil at first
hand. " u 4
Professor r. d. Frorme OF this
plant pathology department, and II.
II. Mill, associate chemist at the ex-
pertinent station. were called to Hope.
we'll this week to investigate the dam
age that Is being done 20 the crops
near there, presumably by the acid
fumes from the DUPONT works. +te
Professors Thomas y. Hutcheson
and Emory Hudgson were at Martins
VILE Wednesday to attend the Henry
County Farmers. meeting. J, r. Hat
cheson, field agent In demonstration
work was at Pearisburg Thursday
and w. J. Price, of the crop pest com.
mission. is in Albernarle County on
official business
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-21
j. 0. HUTCHINSON IS
COLO MEDAL winner
King and Queen Student Captures
First Prize in Third Annual
Stock Judging Contest
at Y. p. ].

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
Blacksburg, Va. May 20.---J. D.
Hutchinson, of King and Queen, won
the gold medal, sE. A. Livesay, of
Waynesboro, the silver and Evans
Gardner, of Rlackburg, the bronze
medal in the third annual stock judg-
ing contest held this week by the ami
mai husbandry department of the Nir-
ginia Polytechnic Institute. Night
classes of livestock were judged, In
Guiding light horses. draft horses, beef
heifers. beef bull calves. Holstein Ere
isian cows. Jersey cows, Duroc-Jersey
hogs and large Berkshire bacon hogs.
and the judges were W. W. Bennett.
r. F. Hunt. D. 8. Lancaster. J. r.
Hutchinson and David NJ. Lloyd.
Eighty-six students took part In this
contest and the character Of the work
done showed marked improvement
over that of the two previous years.
In 1914 the winner made q score OF
SIT points out OF a possible 800. or
SIS per cent. in 1915 the winning
score was s2T points out OF possible
500. while this year the first prize
was won on a score Of eS4 points out
OF a possible 500. or s5.S per cent.
A nav feature was instituted In this
contest this week by having a com
petition between the different classes,
the Ave men making the highest
scores in each class acting "a tho class
team. The sophomores stood first
with the second two-ye1r agriculture
men in second pace. The team to act
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-21
LOANS GO UP, RESERVES
ARE SOMEWHAT LOWER
American Locomotive Company to Get
Large Amount of New War Orders
Now Being signed Up.
MARKET is REACTIONARY.
Leaders Sell Reading In Order to Halt
Advance Which They Decide Is 60
ing Too Fast--Another Gusner
Brought In.
BY BROADAN WALL.

New York. May 2o.-ln view OF
the activity of the market the latter
part of the week, and the niEnef
prices at which popular stocks were
traded in the increase of SSe4o'oeV
loans in the local bank statement To.
day was moderated. The decrease OF
$l1,sso.s10 in surplus reserves was
reasonable.
In narrow way the bank state
ment would be called unfavorable be.
cause this increase of loans ana de-
crease of surplus reserve follows a
large corresponding increase and de-
crease the previous week. But In
broad way, II is favorable because
IL means that the money In the banks
is working, Despite the decreases, the
reserves are still s7S,ssS,31o above
the amount required by law,
The significant fact Is that bankers
now confer solemnly over increases OF
IA and IL per cent IN money rate.
whereas under the old system rates
were constantly fluctuating, one, two
three and sometimes 10 per cent or
20 per cent from week to week. There
Is no prospect Of money being any
thing hut easy until peace Is actually
IN z,ght in Europe.
In the stock market there was a
reactionary session. Reading opened
go rH the.ieauris ,
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Mr. .ile aos"e MN" ''e9
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- h'es ',e nlIea 70 ''!c,' 20
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-21
LARGE INCREASE
Continued From First Page,
average in Georgia was $2.2s and in
North Carolina, $685.

average in Georgia was s22s and in
North Carolina, 1855.
The copper production in 1918 was
1S.772,735 pounds, valued at $685.
229. a decrease of 1881 pounds in
quantity and an increase of $6s4.s66
in value. OF the total output. / s.
046,010 pounds came from the Duck
town District of Eastern Tennessee,
from 623.534 short tons of pyritic cop
per ore treated. The remainder came
chiefly from Pennsylvania, where, at
the Cornwall iron mines, the magnetic
separation OF large quantities OF mag
netic ores results in the recovery OF
copper bearing pyrite.
Vermont, Virginia and North Car
DINA also contributed to the copper
output.
The production OF lead was ss7.32s
pounds, valued at s32,775. an increase
over the 1914 production OF 443,S2s
pounds.
The zinc output. figured as speter.
was 3l2.4es,575 pounds. valued at
s26.374,12s. an increase OF t42,7st.621
pounds In quantity and of s17,775,4s1
in value. The largest producers were
the zinc mines of New Jersey, but a
large and increased output also came
from Eastern Tennessee. Western Fir-
ginia and New York.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-21
Nouev Market

New York. May go Money on cali
on the New York Stock Exchange
ruled between Ella "a per cent
this week. against 2 a and 10 per
cent last week. On Monday of this
week the range was ? and "a per
cent: on Tuesday. . Ia and IA per
cent: Wednesday. Thursday and Fri
day. 2l-4h S4 per cent Time
money was unchanged. Rates 2 3-4
as per cent for sixty days: 8 per
cent for ninety DAYS: 3nl-4 per cent
for four months 2 IA per cent for
Ave and six months.
Mercantile paper was In fair de-
mand. Rates. 3T31-2 for sixty and
ninety DAYS endorsed bills receivable.
as we'll as for choice four and six
months single names.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-21
GRAIN AND Provision MARKET.

fluctuations lay Miller 4 "a. Members
Chiearo Bonrd of Trnd~.l
Chicago. MAY co.--while there was
lcss pressure on the wheat market
today. conditions pointed to the fact
-traf tho temper was too bearish un-
der present conditions. Sharp and
continued price recessions have been
seen The declines have been steady