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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-13
MANY FIRMS TAKE PART
IN BIG FORD CAR PARADE
PROCESSION Of Automobiles Strrtchc,
i"r i"H''e Observation-Disclosures.
Well Rrprcsenrcu

N'-* than Twenty-Five Commercial
SfS q, Richmond were represented
t',S-oar afternoon IN EichInona,s
~ s'e- Parade, composed al ls3 Ford
"-t2H 'a:les- The cars werc drive,
'a-o-es ne principal downtown bust
- streets. They we're apneo,r,a,.,v
an9 hore advertising signs
-aonds :r.rs,,.as S.,,nr,i I'm
trib-teG samples and adye-,,e,,
- along Broad Street whore H.
."na 'AEeatsne1, FOR "a time. 20 h,aci,
The Parade formed Il, the nou,oy. >.
m"nu5neni Avenue NJ . O'clock
H"wnt""n along Mou,iYncr.
'HS ana Franklin Stree, Frnn
NTa'.is!in stree: Tho parod" ,,o, n,.,
~ IN % Gtac" az Fifth, tbcnc. -,
,"e .tF Hal and wcs,u,,-d ~"
SrGao street When tho care "."nE
-. Hp ny 'Eafhr officers III s.vcra,
,sShs n.lp@!pal corners. the Inc ~
enHtn i'r nearly a do2.n No.
fTact'chl.v evorr line OF i,,ei,,as 5
HuiEiE delivery service wa.
s"h'rN IN the parade which Wa ,'n.,'
~ 'h' Ford cars Of ~ CIV. r"}iie"
hera itm"n' and band
or" "inpanr had detailed q,
movie Operator 80 Dicturn 40 .
'ts & PASSED o,,. of 49,, -" zoe
ne's. and treso motion nin,rr ,,
Dc distributed hy til" ron,7,,r O.,
"""hiN news Service which IA 500.
h"E'hF' nin'nr" tnca:ers "a ali sort,on.
~ IN" country '"''a
committee was selected t,o,r
rescn'a':yc bushes, r.e,, - ,. r"h-
ears iN 'ha al',.r,r, classes ~
poSs"G -" ogfner r.. v.-,4rd I,
HT'a- Str"ats r.,1os ~e,e announro9
~ l'.-'NS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-13
y" Lecture on Architecture.

ftnFF carl Mrss"rsrhinidt KIN con
.""' h's course of lecture. or the
'i'"'"fN % AEsiCU!turc' Tonight a,
X 3" "."locn va III" Mnchnnlrs' mai
l"'" tn" Hunjcc' Or biH lecture win
!,' 0"rar"nic aud NohnInin"dnu STYLES .
nc VII! uh" st"r"optiCOn slides 10 Nus
'r"'" some ~ IN" h"ttcr uOdclg in
u mes" no STYLES 81 architecture.
u" s"*n!ar monthly report submit
80" Iu"scHr nigh' ghc~rd gratifying
activities ~ all liucn The total en-
i"iiH'hi - 10" Dr"rcht session 4, a7s.
{ h"ty-t"" more lhan last nrsh.Un
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-13
SELLS SCHOOL FOR $4,000
administrative Hoard Directs Accent,
nnr" Of bn-r Submitted b.,
". =. Forbes.

.i'N'nE received higher nfi.r FOR
me sch"oI property at Thirty four and
> street ~" Adi ini.tra,ive Eoard YES
,eI"hy directed 'he nrm Of Harrison
y '''"S Z" s"!l tn" p:op'rt" to W :
'"rb,s 'or i5,nn"
IT, property vas rec"r;lv snld ri
"Nhiio auction, n" board r"scrvtny tho
.'ht - r"i"c' ans ana All b!dx rho
yer ~ AIr Forbes q $500 NOR. imam
'La' receive" q, pGbIic auction IN.
~ 'H'ilt - h"UHE, for III" t:nutis,
'ouncii. rrt vill he used for .h,,yr,,
purposes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-13
MOORE QUALITIES
takes onth nf Office 10 Succeed 4, "a,
cane! 'rrnr~d b. rnIIuch's
Designations

l"nn ". Moore qualified before CIV
: ''rk Fen 7 August yesterday aa
: councilman from Madison W,d. to
succeed "i!"or, Is. Pollock who re
|t-"cn atie' moving his residence 10
~! "aTa Nh Moor" tool: tho oath
OF oih'c ne'orc Mayor .AinSlic.
l'r"sid"n, L Lee Peters s,ua TN,
b, would uoDably assign Nj Jno-c
10 committee to-day MIR poIlo.i,
was chaitinar az Tho street Commit,
Ice position now h"id by Alderman
prd"ay pull.r " T. Sulliyan suh
chairman
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-13
Photograph. shocL,, y,c,i,

h'ibIion operator Tolcr, OF head
quarters Yesterday photographed and
measured the nodN ~ the man foIna
in Sh"ci,or Creek several DAYS apo
Ihr pictures and the measurements
"il. to" sent 10 tn" Offices Of varions
p""cr d"p;ftments ia q" cftor, - have
"a" hodE idcni;h"d positively. Tho
""dy is thought TO h." tina, ~ Bern
ara ! Kelly. = st,auns nip engineer fra,
N"ri"!h IT Is thought. ais" that xxi,
is tell nt" the creek wh.l, .nior,-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-13

Judgment for Sl.36O65 was entered
IN Hastings Court, Part II. yesterday.
In favor Of the Rosencgk Brewing Com
pany against l.. IsraclSon. The court
nvcrrulcd the verdict Of the jury maxi
INK s Israelsou Jointly responsible for
the amount
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-13

charles Hutzlcr will speak to mem
hers o! Rimmon Lodge, Independent
Order or Bnai Birth. in the Sunday
school room Of Beth Ahabah Synagogue
sunday night AT $50 o'clock on "WiIl
IN" Jew he Benefited by the European
war? Refreshments Will h. served.
ana every member is urged 90 attend
tho meeting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-13
AiNSI.It"S VOTE u cur
FROM 30" no I,Si;i,

t1toM 90. To i.Sfi
Tn. returns as certified br tho Board
"f commissioners Of Election give the
number Of ballots cas-, for Mayor Aims
lie as $3.50. while those announced by
Che committee were :. "Oc. The difference
representing an official decrease OF $40
Tho committee announced for -. \
Hawkins 3,2l3 votes, while tho board
gives 2. -. decrease az lIc. for Rob
crit i.eck, Ir the committee am
nounccd 80. Will. the board gives s5S
decrease Of SiXty-on". For the Nd
niniStrativc Eoavd candidates the com
mittce announced 1891 votes for George
Mcb. Blake. tho board l.GOG. a differ
crcc OF eighty eight .or Graham T.
f!ohson the vonIuiite" announced ,2al
votes. the board, i.ro5. difference If
Us. !or w. J.. Knowles. tn" COMMITTEES
announced 5,lH3 tn" board 2.9J6. :,
difference OF 23-.
In tho jefferson Ward contest for the
lower branch. the election board gives
john r. Grimes twrnty -eirht NOR.
votes than wcr" announced 10y the
Democratic Committee or Loss. and
,w"nts eight votes less for John Il.
deter. or LILO.
In Madison Ward u. .i"cttou boar!
gave Carter G Jones 1908 votes. ~
-" more than wcr" given him hy tho
committee. J"ssc \ l.add. l.ll9 votes.
or foUr NOR. than we're announced BY
i"' committee, "h! Joseph \. Nuun1l-
lN i"l votes o. TWO more than We're
announced Tor him ny the committee.
~ lie: Ward l. J. Hodcn received,
!.""0 votes as counted by III" election
board. or six more than were auuounc-
I'd for him by the committees The
difference IN the total vote is only five
tn" election board giving a.355. while
the committee announced $3.50 rs be
ing the total
The returns announced hv Civ clerk
Fen I. August on Tuesday night. when
Graham r. Hobson was elected 20 the
Administrative Board ny n toint SEES
sion of the CRY Council were from
III" election board. The election board
IS composed OF Andrew krousc. Joseph
" fIundley. Vi. y Wrtgh,s"n. . w
Suns and GNrland y. TaNlor. secretary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-13
TO stage J.urrsn, If uc,hodI.

Inc Richmond fpworth League Union
".N stag" a pageant OF Mcthodism in
til" Binford Junior high school ON
May !. About $50 persons Will par-
ucipaic The nrst rehearsal viii he
ne'd III the clay street Methodis
Church on April 20
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-13
MANAGER DItKENSON
REPORTS ON VIRGINIA

The activities "f the Virginia branch
ed several months ago. Was described
by T.. Dickinson, who reported that
concrete results w.r. already apparent
in the Virginia field Tn. work I'm this
state Viii be conducted along The same
lines as that Of Florida. Additional
fund" arc needed by tho association to
further lis work which viii nc extend
ed I" other states. ana general dis
cGsSion Of the best way 10 secure the
required capital consumed some time
Among thos" attending The meeting
OF the executive committee Yesterday
were : Davies Warheld. chairman
baltimore; W. j. Craig. Atlantic Coast
Line. Wiiminrton. y &. O. 4 card
vel Atlantic Coast Linz. Wilminrton
y = Warren +. Taylor. Richmond
fredericksburg and Potomac. Rich
uonh. j. + Jackson. Macon. Ga "
w. Wood, Baltimore ana OHIO H,l,i
more Austin Gallagher Western M.r,
''thn' baltimore; IS L. Irawley. ,'hcs
ap'"Ne ana Ohio, Richmond. f. II IA
i''U'h"' Norfolk and Western. rn.roL,.
~" NJ Adsit. Nir-!nian r,il,..
NoFio'N T., II Abbott. Western dIs,rin.
echT hlca"o: +. Dickinsor virri,,i
,"'e manager: Thomas " IJrvhn.
r!"rida state manager. n.,Inb vs.,
nSS'S."h, Virginia State manager anI
Hhcdd"n. vice chairman az -
'''" OF directors. I;oor.!a hron,b
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-13

'" - Holland was fined So and
costs ~ til" Police Court yesterday on
charge Of being disordcrly and de-
hroNinS property Of the First Pre-
cinct station Policeman Rosouet ar
rested him on this charge while he
was being held on Il charge OF drunk
cuncSs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-13
sentenced FOR Stealing Conner.

Arthur Washington. colnrcd. was
sentenced to four months in Jail by
Justice Crutchfcld yesterday on 81
charge nf stealing copper. valued ut
tbi6O, from the Chesapeake and ohio
Hallway.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-13

henderson Vaughan, n negro ly.rr
raftnY'!ie' reported :" The police
l'S' n!ght that h" had hccu rohl,oI :,
50" diamond l!mg and a wa,rh ann.
asleep at the Byrd Street station
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-13
GRIMES IS NAMED TO
SUCCEED c. H. LUMSDEN
city Committee DesiSnatcS CanLii-
date Who Ran Sixth to
Fill Vacancy.
DISCREPANCIES IN RETURNS
Primary Vote rs Tabuiatcd by Conn
mittee Varies From Vote as Can
vasscd by Election board. and In
VcstiSation Is Ordered.

After declaring John X. Grimes the
nominee for the Common Council from
jefferson Ward in place of George ".
l-"uisdcii, d"Cca sed Chairmnn clyde II.
saunders. Of the City Central Demo
cratic Committee. last night appoini
ell committee 10 !uNcstiSat" the dis
cr.paUcN between the returns OF the
primary as given ont hy TIA" commit
tee anl rs officially announced later hy
TN" Board az Election commissioners
There arc discrepancies between the
returns of tho candidates for ma ol
position and between the returns given
;"r position from three wards in the
Common Council TN. differences do
not change III. standing. but This fact
= regarded us Incidental. The Demo
Crat!c Committee is ANXIOUS 10 know
why the discrepancy exists in order
that II may fortify Itself against doubt
whoa Il publiclv announces returns III
primaries ANA elections To come.
Chairman Saunders appointed on IN"
invcst,Gat;nc committee secretary w.
q. Duke. who complied I'll" returns for
tho committees T.. W Evans and Hugh
81 kdelI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-13
Charged Win .,..,,,,.

Sergeant FradlcE and Policeman sam
isis YESTERDAY arT"stcd W = Wcs,
on charge OF speeding Al aulonob.!c
through the streets
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-13

IN" Instructive Visiting Nurscs As
s"cihtion announced yesterday that
during March 900 visits were made
b" tn~ corps % nurses to 80 paticnts
y colorcd nurse is soon TO he added to
'hc STAFF She viii he known as The
ikcd Cross" nurse
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-13

clcs here. He has hccn sirk for son,c
time and recently spcnt some time n,c
Atlantic City In an effort to regain
lbs health
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-13
SHIP OF STATE TO SAIL
AWHILE WITHOUT PILOTS
""'n Governor and Lieutenant. Gov
ernor VIII Spend Evening
In National Capital.
ATTEND JEFFERSON DINNER
PartH Leaders Will Gather M New
Willard Hotel to Hear Kcyno,c
Speeches by Leading Democrats
Of Nation.

/ For few hours to-ni,-b. v;rr
viii 10 without n Governor mr.
'n'-iorcrnor Within her borders Bath
'''e'ho' STUART and Lieutenant Coy
''""' rI!NS"n VIII be IN WASHINGTON In
attendance unon the Thomas Jefferson
clnncr !" he served IN the Ncw WI.
lard H"tr! TIL" banquet Will he ca,
Jared NY addresses 20 I've delivered nv
resident Wilson. Representative car
TER Glass. Of Lynchhurc the Spc,ro-
~ the House az Representatives. Sou,
tor Thomas ! Walsh. of u,pt,
Other prominent Democrats ,c,dcrr
expected that the keynote OF the
temperate campaign will be sounded
- III" course OF the evening
Governor Stuart will no, arrive =,
NaShinct"n until after G O'Clock This
evening. but Lieutenant -c;ovcrnor ri,
HN"t VIII &" over to attend the meet
'hS Of ;hc chairmcr or the state Demo
."',' on'mit'ees :" lie held this morn
lhS IN III" New Willard Hotel I, tho
evening tho Common Council Club WI,
n" host AZ tho hanuue, which is b,it
J" commandments tho 173d anniversary
"t IN" birth Or 'rhoma. jefferson
STATE tutIRMI:> WILL.
HOLD Str,RATE uEl:rIN,.
INC conference. ARRANGED fn, Tho
I,"'n ocra'i" chairmcu. hy Roland &
Morris. chairman Of the Pennsylvania,
Stat" Democratic" Committee is design
Cd Tor a general discussion ~ ,h., n1,ne
Tor TIC coming Democratic prexil.ut;;I
ana congressional elections Members
e the Haiional Democratic Committee
IS wen rs number Of other pron,i-
h"ni members Of the party. will h..
guests Of honor AT the dinner
Accompanied by his STAFF. A,,or,,v
~ his official family. Governor Stuor,
viii leave ~ 70 o'clock this morning
for siopcweil. re VIII travel 10 Pc
'"rSh@"f in special car attached 10
the regular Atlantic Coast Line train
ana AT Petersburg VIII take a specIal
'rair Tor the powder town Return
iaS lie viii arrive in Richmond in
'mc 80 take tho $50 o'clock train this
afternoon for Washington At leas,
'7r"" Of tho officials Of the state will
attend TIL" harQuet-the Governor
Observation-Disclosures and Attorney
General.
"oNERNoH WILL. TESTIFY
IN "BEEE TRUST" PROBE
Governor stuart VIII remain in
Washington until Friday MORNING
when he vii! testify before the House
committee investigating the operations
Of the so-rallcd "Ecef Trust" Gov
ern"r stuart is large crower of bcef
rat and his testimony will he re-
ceiNed rs expert
On Monday Governor Stuart will
/ leave for Harrisonburs where. on Tuae
day. he will make an address before III.
h"cHingham County Farmers Associa-
zion
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-13
REPORTS PROGRESS IN
RECLA|M|NC WASTE LANDS
Manager Of Virginia Brancl, of
Southern Development Organi-
cation Describes Work.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES MEETS
prominent Members From Many
states in South Gather AT Jeffer-
son Hotel to Review Situation and
Plan for Future.

Harhcn progress was reported by ;he
S"u'hcrn settlement aud Development
on Sah'@ation in its campaign 10 develop
INTO valuable faruing properties tho
waste lands Of tho South. and plans
fnr further extending tho WORK in Vir-
GINA and other states was discuss d
yesterday At tn" meeting OF the cXccu-
i've committee Of IN. association. held
IA the jefferson Hotel President :
Davies Warheld. who Is chairman of
the board Of directors of the Scaboard
MIR Line Railway. presided
iaHrs volume OF business wa.
transacted. and reports Of various
committees were received. The work
OF the organization in Florida where
the progress in developing the waste
lands and In forming colonies has been
most remarkable. was discussed at
length. Plans were outlined FOR stimL-
la'!nE interest in the live stock indus
trN IN several States. FOR extensive as
T!cul'ura! campaigns aud for a cam
paiEn exhibiting the natural products
OF the region to be mad" throughout
the United states in tho near future.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-21
AMERICAN STEAMSHIP
BELIEVED TORPEDOED
officials Say Examination of
Metal From Seaeonnet Shows
U-Boat Attack

LONDON June 21.--The officers and
crew Of the American steamship Seaconnet,
which went ashore on the Scroby sands
Sunday after being damaged by an cx-
terlor explosion, have reported at the Amer
lean Consulate in London.
They declared that the steamer suffered
her damage as the result Of an explosion
from without, but were unable to say
whether a mine or a submarine was re-
sponsible, although marine authorities at
Yarmouth had expressed the belief, from an
examination of portions of metal found in
the hull of the vessel, that a torpedo did
the damage.
Captain Butcher, commander of the Sea-
comet, which was bound from Archangel
for London with timber, is remaining at
Yarmouth in an effort to salve the steamer
Although she Is resting on sandy bottom,
he has little hope of succeeding in the at
tempt to save her.
The portions of metal recovered from
the Seaconnet will be brought here and
day. According to the sailors, these pieces
are heavy and brass-like.
The Seaconnet was about 60 miles east
of Yarmouth when terrific explosion
shook her. Captain Butcher headed the
steamer shoreward. She finally reached the
sands, but heavy sea made the position
of the crew precarious, Lifeboats from
Yarmouth, however, rescued every one.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-21

against him and when court opened today
the bankers attorney said that MS II has
been decided that tho English courts had
Jurisdiction, he could not defend the case.
Mrs Drexel separated from her husband
in 1911, while they were living In London,
and It was announced that she proposed
to institute divorce proceedings These
proceedings were dropped when the sep
aration agreement was entered into by
which Mrs. DreNel was to receive an annual
sum Of $4,000 and five policies on the
life of her husband aEgregating 100000,
which were to be assigned to trustee
and held for her benefit in event of the
bankers death.
In July, 1915, Mr.. DreXel brought
suit for a divorce in Paris and stopped
the allowance to his wife The present
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-21
lie PERDITE AUSTRIACHE
DALL'ADIGE AL BRENTA
DOffensiva dial Trentino f. CO.
stata Finora allAustria
100000 Uomini

Tn telegramma da Mlano dice che da
calcol attendlbil risulta che nella loro
offensiva mel Trentino contro r1talla gil
austrlaci hanno perduto non memo dl 15O,-
600 uomini ino ad oggL II calcolo G. prob
abilissmo, gacche' I comuncati di Cadorna
avovano fatto rlevare spesso come ii ncm-
leo attaccassc quasi semprc IN formazione
di masse, csponendosl COST interamentc al
fuoco delle batterle da as @ dele mltraE
liatrlci italianc abilmcnte Celatc nella prma
fase dellavanzata ncmica.
Dispacct da Pctrograd dicono che una
furiosa battaglia e. impegnata ira lie forzc
russo del generate Brusiom Quelle austro-
tedeschc che tcntao di arrestnre In marcia
vittoriosa dClle prime per In riCOnquista
della Gnlizia. lie for2c austraiche della Blu
covina sono in piena rotta ed | russi hanno
vlrtualnente II controllo di tutta la Buco-
vlna. L'armata del generate Kaledines, che
avanza sulla linea Vladimir NolnskS Sokal.
ha avanzato per IL mglia nellie ulttme As
ore, 10 state Maggioro tedesco ha inviato
due divisioni contrastarle, insieme con lie
forzo autraChe, ogni ultcriorc avan2ata
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-21
GIL ALPTNI RESPTNGONO
GIL AUSTRIACI E EFANN0
DUECENTO PRIGIONTERI
LIsolamento Commercials della
Germania del Suoi Alleati
Deciso nella Conferenza
di Parigi
LA GUERRA ECONOMICAL
ROMA. 81 Glugno.

ROMA, 2t Giugno.
Ieri sera Il Mlnistero della Guerra pub.
bllcava II seguente rapporto del generate
Cadorna crca la situazione ALA fronte italo.
austriaca:
Nela giornata del 1S Giugno moi
abbiamo respinto piccoli attacchi del
nemico ALA testata della Val di Geneva,
nella Val di Sarca nord di Val Daone,
sui Chiese ed in direzione di Monte
Glove, nella Val del Posina,
Nella giornata di ierl ST svolse un
vlolento combattimento sullaltopano
del Settle Comunl ed n nord n nord-
ovest di Asiago, ma lie gia' esistenti
dif1lcolta della nostra avanzata furono
aumentate da un vlolcnto temperate.
II nemico tento di trattenere l'avanzata
dele nostre truppe, medlante ripetuti
contrattacchi, ma questi furono tutti
respinti. Sulla nostra ala destra le
nostre truppe Alpine prcserO al ncmico
circa 200 prigionieri.
Nel'alta vale del Boite durante la
notte del Is Giugno, Il nemico attacco'
parecchio volte le nostre nuove posi-
zioni, ma fu respinto ed cbbe gravi per-
dite. La nostra artigliera di crosse
calbro ha bombardato di nuovo la
staZione di ToblaCh, nella Valle della
Drava la strada dt Landro nella vale
del Rlcnz.
Sulla fronte della Carnia delllsonzo
ST sono avuti duelli di artigleria.
LACCoRDO COMMERCIALS.
Sono statl pubblcati Parigi gil accordi
raggiunti dai delegati dele nazioni della
Quadruplice Intesa nella conferenza econ
omica tenuta in quella captale In questi
ultimi giorn Tutti delegati hanno vota-
to unanmemente in favore di questi Accord
che sono ntesi specialmente escludere lie
nazloni teutoniche dal Commercio con gil
alleau per un certo periodo d tempo.
Durante la guerra cittadini della ma
zioni alleate non potranno avere relazoni
commercial con sudditi di nazioni nemiche
quelle case commerciali che hanno re-
lazioni con suddti nemici saranno soggette
a sequestro.
Durante il perlodo di ricostruzone che
seguira' immediatamente ALA guerra gil
alleati uniranno 1 loro sforzi per la rorga-
niz2azione dele industrie, dell'agricoltura e
della marina mercantile. Tutti trattati dl
commerco con lie nazioni nemiche essendo
abrogat gil alleati non accorderanno per
un certo periodic che sara tissato in seguto
la clausola della "nazioe favorita" ad al.
cuna dele potenZe nemiche. Inoltre essl
81 impegnano a scambiarsl tro loro per
II commerclo dele nazioni nemiche sara
per un certo periodo di tempo soggetto a
speciali regolamenti probizioni.
Gil alleati 81 impegnano a colaborare
cordialmente dopo la guerra per assicurarsi
la completa independence economical dai
paesi nemci per quanto riguarda materie
prime prodotti delrindustria. non solo,
ma anche per quanto rIguarda lattivta'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-21
SICK MAN REELS TO DEATH
Falls Through Show Window, Is Fatally
Injured and Dies in Hospital

A sick man, reeling as he passed the
building of the Auto Speciality Company
at 156 North Broad street, fell through the
show window and was impaled on long
slivers of glass. He was taken to the
Hahnemann Hospital, where he died last
night.
The body has not been identified. The
man was observed by Reserve Policeman
Cassidy as he was walking north on Broad
street. He was pale and apparently weak,
and as the policeman was about to offer
him assistance the accident occurred.
No cards or memoranda were found to
establish identity. The man was rather
shabbily dressed. He was not intoxicated
when he fell. 1t is believed he was re-
turning from work when he became i'll. He
was about As years old The accident is
described by the hospital authorities and
by the police as one of the most unusual
that ever happened in this city.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-21

finanzaria, IL commercio ed IL uafhco
maritime. questo proposto gil alleati
adotteranno misure appropriate secondo gil
articoli seguendo principii che govcrnano
Ia loro politica economical Essi daranno
sovvenzoni ed incoraggeranno ! lavori di
ricerca scientfca tecnica, lnsieme con
lie sovvenzoni n certc industre gil alleati.
prenderanno in considerations mutamenti
di tariffe doganali proiKzio nj temperance
permanent.
10 scambio del prodotti ira gil alleati
sara incoragEiato da una migliore e
piu rapida organizzazione del trasporti, da
una riduzione delle tariffe degli stessi
ia accordi clrca IL servizio postale tele-
grafco.
DeleFati tecnici 81 riuniranno per rego-
lare la uuistone del brevetti della pro.
prieta' letteraria.
Laccordo termiua con In raccomanda-
zione che Eovernl delle naziont alleate
dlano Immediate appllcazione agli Accord
raggiunti nella conferenza.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-21
LEFT $500 TO CHARITY
Dennis Whalen's Estate Given to
Church and Hospital

An estate valued at $500 is bequeathed
to st. Boniface's Catholic Church and st.
Marys Hospital by the will of Dennis
Whalen who recently died in st. Mary's
Hospital
other wills probated today were those of
Elizabeth Tessnow, lis Mt. Pleasant ave-
nue., which. in private bequests. disposes
of an estate valued at $16,667; Michael
Hafele 1140 North Sd street. $4,000; Mary
r. Seal, 1881 BerlSs street, $4,000, and Eliz-
abeth A. Ryan, Hahnemann Hospital, $4,000.
The personality of the estate of Mary A.
H. Eberle has been apprised at S67S1.79; |;
Herbert NJ Tilden. $44O2.15, and Theresa
Lutz, S363679.