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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-06-01

llnterm 8elocnbaum iibt el fid aut -
Snter fdngt .iide IN fiibler Slut.
Sein mnteres g6rlein Bilft babel,
Hegenipiirmer irteu Die 5ipei.
Stumm iuenoet Der Snabe Stein auf
Stein,
Stlmm trippeIt oas gdsSIein binters
brein,
@iel 8iirmer bat er idon - bid uno
eroB =
Sic fanS elm ein3i9es Biirnthen BLOB.
Sas trdgt Tie icrgIid. glit einers
nal
@ibt's 5tpii6eu ben beiSen men 1torSss
Itanbal.
Scr Batter flbrt auf = .ipas fault gud
elm?
@eim Siiben mub tiefe StiIIr ieinl
Gum Sonneriuetter nod nal, 9ebt Stub |
gSns tatit Su bem Sinoe? S6Iin9eI
Sui"
Scr 5ldt Die IdieIn: SON bunlnes
Sing
SeiiIt gIei6 ioegeu ieoem SfifferIing q.
Sd na6m ibr, gum Spab bIob, i5r
@iirmden ipeg."
-@leih glib es ibr ipieberl - auf benz
Sled"
Sas erite bette tpirft er ibr su:
.Sa, dummies Nldbel = nnS iebt ai6
9iub'l~
Sic fdn9t ben Reeentpifrm eifrig nif.
Starrt lauge priifenSen 9Iifs barauf,
Gin Srdnlein an ieioener <Rimper bdngt,
llnS tralIrig ipridlt tie. bon GdIu95en
bebrdngt:.
~Sas lit reiu 8iirmden aber sar
nidlt
SIP / ma II n 70 % II n OF + Il E-
id'res 9eii6 tt"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-06-01

-Ius &aIaE. u. Geinen Nes
benmam aus 8erieben auf ben SUB
tretenb): puroOn!
g.: poroOn Iagt man ni9t mebr.
2tuf Biebsriebsn beiBt es.
- 0rudfebIer. Die attius
nGrs genebmigten bic Re9nunssIegung
0es @erpaltungsrates unb bei9lofen,
Den sanaen getr ug auf neue Reds
nung rpr5utragen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-06-01

= Die 2iebebplle. Der
einsporitanb Gdpun9poD: mir
9euti3sn fiir4ten Goti, fOrit nidts
auf Der WeIt!
Seine 5rau (cinpsrfenO): limb
ipie iit's nit mir2
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-06-01

- MiBberfGnonis. $50
liegt 6as Regiment Sbres 8rGutis
cams, Qnna2
SD9in: So, er i9reibt mir, 6aB
iie ii6 augenblidli9 in Der 9efenIips
bcfinben; nun peiB i9 ni9t, o6 Oos
in 5rantrsi9 uoer in RubIonb liegt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-06-01
Sentcn5en.
Ion @aGimiIiaa Germ

9iat.
Gteiee cine Stufe uieSer,
gSiIlit on eliidlih bid pcrntdbleu,
Nber 5luei eupor oann iuieoer.
Gilt es einen SreunO gu pdblenl
Silfe.
9eine auf frcmoe SiIfc Scr5idt,
8iro iie Dir germ aud allfBei6iuabtl
8ebe Dem 1erideu. Der lid nicbt
Wlit ieineu ei9enen Rd9elu trabt.
Slruf.
Ses RGSdeus teuide SeeIe,
@eri6lohen, traumbefnneen,
Gle gleidt Der Hnienfnoipe,
Sic taum nod aufgcgaugen.
gntreist bu i6rem SeIde
Gin @lGtthen mlr bon allen,
Sann iiebit On baIb Die anoerh
@eripeltt gu Soben fallen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-06-01

Der Sirettrr uno WlGcen Serr
ProBenbers bat einige arme &iinitIer
gu Slid geloOsn un6 bGIt cine Rebe:
unb i9 perIiebs sic iebr gut
uno fiible nit Sbnen in Sbrem
Sample fir oos tGgli9c 8rpt unb in
Sbrem Streben, beun ou9 i'd bin
NAL arm sefpeIen, ia 10 arm, oub i4
mun9mul teinen 5rod batte, lpenn
i'd gum Diner gelooen mar ="
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-06-01

- Cine grObe aufopfes
rung. Srauie seleitete ieinen
6relno, Der gum 0lilitdr einriidsn
mub, na9 Dem 8abnbpfe. 8eim Obs
i9ieO fagt er: maIIu ou tonnIt bid
barauf perIaien, alter 5reunb, Die
alpOIf Sdpppen, bic bu tGgli6 eetruns
ten bait, iibernebme i6!"
: Bonn 6 a fernen f. {. linz
teroffiaier: @as iinb sic in 3is
nil2
Beirut: ReOafteur.
llnterOffiSier: Reootteur9 9ld,
bas finb pobl bic 2eute, benen man
INNER bic erf item MaitIfer einIbidt9
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-06-01
@nnoIuns.

Sm g8intcr Iernte ih gGbira feuuen,
Wlit g8drme liebt id tic. id bab's ges
fiibIt. =
Sod aIs Ser Sonlmer fam nit @lut
uno Sise,
Sat mid Die Sbone mGdlti9 abgefiibIt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-06-01

-3peierIei SOlgen Re
ierbe 2eutnont: 8eim lebten
Sturm babe i'd mir oos giierne
&reu5 ssbolt.
prinotisr Womperl: sic @liid&
Iider, i9 mir nu, einsn permalsosi@
ten SeTenI9ub!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-06-01

Cine s9ts Rangs Sdus
tier (ber ieinsn &ebrIins iibsrs &nis
gelegt bat unb ibn priigeID: Ra,
Sensel, mat Iagite nu2
9ebrIins: Mleefter, oct is ia Die
reenite 2abeItatisn!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-06-01

Sst6pOfbrisf. 2isbe 81.
ma! -. tpie Ianse ber 8rtes oouert.
lam ou9 i9 ni9t pifen. Oab er
absr beitimmt .Inssr bauert uIs bic
DurF. bic Ou mir Sulebt seTdidt bait.
6orfit bu nidt be5tpsifeIn. gpis Oein
6rano.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-06-01

pOefisun6 BRO a. Sepp:
g8orit beim Sottur, Sepp,, mas bot
er benn g'iaet9
Sias: Die 8srbauungsorgane iin6
ni4t in Srbuung, FAT er g'fu9t.
Sepp: 60, mit pos boit O'r OenH
na Oein n Saumng'n perOorb'n9
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-06-01

= Il m 9rieben. o.: Run,
tpie 1T 0snn Sbr Sermin geitern auss
aefollen2
%: Der @eri9ts6of bot mid auf
feds mOnote fir unabt0mmIiA err
ilGrt!
Sm &Ieiber9ei6Gft t..
Serr Ger ii9 etnen Montel touIen
ipilD: Dis, bisisn Mantel smpfebIen
Sic mir, Der StOff 1T ia i4On gang
Deri9oHen!
@ert5ufsr: Sn Der Srie9s5sit iit
eben alles perI4aFen!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-06-01

Sumor bonn 8 age. Soft:
sic unseididter MenIh, ieBt Rdbsn
sic mir Die ganSt Sunte iiber ben
Sod 9egofen
aelner: 9ns 1T ia nidt 70
idIimm, beut' 1T ia fetturmer Sag!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-06-01
gsaScImilIer uuo greeornbprn.

9reebeuborn: .Su, RubeIs
miller. mat id ba in Die 3eitung ies
leien babe: oe Ruien perIpren BEL Dem
miBiIiidten 9lniriff 2 bis 5000
Wonn! Sin bet MI Sote pber Sc
fansene9"
NubeImiIIer: .Sdafsnesis,
nat 0u biit! Cote notierlid Bsnn
e, Sefangene pGrsn, bsnn mibtsn ie
bod in &lammern itebn!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-06-01

vSu baF ia einen punbepplen Wontl on2"
Sa bnt nu ben bue mir msn Wann One boB id iu bor4
bot"
pa mubt Da OOis isin Oonn nil Fer nit benz @outss
etpos dnteGn"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-06-01

-9ro B m q Ter. Soffre: Ros
tiersl sic! glrmsebefsbI: Die &orps
treten pier llbr morgens an, paden
ben Seinb I'm fiinf llbr in Der 6lnns
te, rOllen ibn nm d4t llbr auf perfen
ibn um Sebn llbt iiber bic 9rsn5s,
unO I'm 5pDIf llbr beieBen iis bic Sc
itung.
limb am Rodmittog9
= 9raitif6er 9ereIei6.
@ie iiebt benn Der Oide Wepsr in
Uniform aus9
Ra, angefdbr wie n gettIateu iT:
Ssrpie;!enring.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-06-01

SIN Sapus Eager. Serr
9sneraIiiIimus, Die 0eutiden bobsn
einen StiiBpuntt in ben QrgOunen
erobert unb 5abIrei9e Gefansens ses
mo9t. Spllen mir i'm 3eitlngsraps
port pieber io9sH, bub mir leiht pprs
oei9ritten iinO9
gtein, lnhen Sic rIeidt" meg!
- Ra6ptrtun9en. Sbr
9err 9emabI miro bic Rubs reht ges
nieBen, Die ibm na9 bsm lnngen
Sdiisensrabenleben iein llrlaub bies
tet.
2eiber tommt sr ni9t basu. Die
sanSe Ro9t fdngt sr i'm Sraume
Fl0be.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-06-01

= SauIe g(usrebe. Sto6ss
arst (5u sinem 8eripunOeteD: Die
iprllen sic geiuno tpsrbsn, fpenn sic
troB metnss @er6Otes ieben gag Bier
trinten!
Solbat: 9t6er, Ssrr Stabsorst,
i9 trinte bas Bier bod in Der Rndt!
= auf Oem @ntanb. Sd
batte nal einen enelif1en SasbgebiIz
fen, Der absr gar ni4ts tau9te.
&ein @unoer! @as periteht hsnn
Io'n @nglGnber BON InIfano2
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-06-01

&inolid rr GinfatI.
Trit6sn: Sos' mol, Batter, baben
mir aud @sIaubbsrsperfs9
Batter: Dos piqit 0u oenn bamit
io3en, mein Sunge9
5rib9eu: Ru, pOrbin b0rte i'd
bod, Oab man bel Spet ptebsr Sc
idiibe ous9esrnjsn bat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-06-01

o.: r@ifen Sic. mas Dies be-
Seuten ioaa"
g.: ~Rein."
81: w9onn nil i'd ss !Sbnen ins
gen. 0as tleiue 2i9t lit ben tleinen
8erbiinoeten, 8,lsien, Serbien uno
MontsnegrO, jebt aufgegangen. llno
oas groBe 2i9t uirb ben 5ron5pien,
StnIiensrn unO RuFen tppbI aud
balO nod oufseben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-06-01
@cmieSlih.

rGeitatten sic. Onb mir bier ploB
nebmen9"
8Iiem 9 EN-; nBcnn Sic 10 gut
iein ippllen!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-06-01

Grit bIieb linn por idbem Sbrcden
Gin Stiid Sfau I'M Salie iteden;
Sann eeriet er oiiber iid =
Sdrie: r9ds trifft MIDI fiirhterlidl!
9lebbe Icgionesl"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-06-01

Sur in 3om mar man nifjt better,
Sonbern taufte Srnuertleioer,
@rabe aIs beim Nittnasma6l
8ittorio iab I'M aaticriaal.
Sam bic Sraucrbotihaft.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-06-01
aricssidlnF nit Muntenesrs.
(5rei nod SdeiieI.)

GIs Ser Selo5ug mar gu Gube,
glieb General AoueB lid Die 8dnbe,
llno. nm iih nod mcbr gu freu'u,
Sub er oil bic SelbCn elm
gu nem aroBeu Sriibitiid.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-02
increase of s57e.olOlI or the striking

increase OF 579.oI0.ll. or the striking
i!Gure OF 2.Gi7 per cent The earnings
'or the five months Of the current fis-
cal year increased 80 per cent over
the same period of last year, according.
% figures announced yesterday from
'he local Offices of the road
condensed statement q: The Chesa :
poake and Ohio for the month Of No
vembcr and for tho five months Of the
fiscal year follow.
Total operating revenue for Nove:r
Der. S3.o2+,ji5.5S. against s2.SS0.aa257
Tor 1919. an increase OF sl,ll3.54JOl.
NJ 80 per ceH.
Operating expenses. maintenance OF
way ana equipment and miscellaneous
Expenses. S2.63j,76O6O. as compared
with $2.l1i.S12.G9 Il year ago. an in
crease OF Si6o.S36?l. or 81 per cent.
other charges made against the op
'ratin" revenue cuts uown the net in
como for the month to s6O0.SSG 10. CON
iareu with S2l.S150S for last Novem
her. an increase OF S57?.0i01l. or .
90 per cent.
Inc gross revenues for The fyo
months were s19.632.GSS.5U. against
Sl",'H3.:'3.?l Il yrm ago. am increase
Of S3.oi?iii.39. Or is per cent. The
total operating expenses for this period
were Sl2.G.7 .907.S?. compared with
Sll..N@,2Sl.a in increase OF $o;562f..
or per cent The net income OF lie
road Tor the i've months a-vr.gate.
S3.l29.' 1885. Last year the net in
come for this period was s1,22I DOS. "a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-02
LAUNCH PLAN TO FORM
UNIVERSITY CLUB HERE
some Of tif!'s No.t Prominent ucu
WIZ Meet Tor rurpnsc on We'd
nrstIny Night.

Win charter Inembcrshiv exceeded
I ~ only three similar organizations in
I ne country. the University Club Of
iichnond viii bc duly organized Wed
ncsday night. when those Interested in
IN. movement will meet at The West
inorclhnd Club. Moro than 700 appli-
cations for membership have been re.
ceived. the applicants representing
mOnd.
The committee having the matter
IN charge proposes To rent suitable
quarters for the club members for :,
period OF Two or three years After
mat time. when the Young organiza-
,ioh ShaH nay" gotten on tx feet, q
handsoin" clubhouse viii Ice erected
The University club movement has
the Endorsement OF practically every
institution OF learning I'm the State.
ana many OF the leading spirits in The.
universities and colleges have ind /.
ca'ed their Intention Of applying for
membership. II Will be tho fourth or
Hanization OF the Kind in the South.
the other three being located i'm Al
ianta Nashville and Austin
Among those who have been invited
10 attend the organization meeting arc
Dr Mcclure Newton. Foster Witt, r.
l.. SaNiile, Roy q. Pratt W. Il; Rrouu- :
leg. John 6. rcnnypacker. Grayson
Dashi"ll. Edwin Conquest. II +. HARDY
I. j Moore, t..-E Worrell. i y Duvai
Robert baShiell, J. - Duke. II. H.
George, Wyndham 4. Meredith. George
Bry"n. ;. y. crcnshaw. g. 7 Cyump.
j. g. Mctcalf. j. Garnctt Nelson, r. X
Chcstermnn, &. V. Darlington, William:
II. White. Russell Cecil W Russell
Bowie, IL NJ. Smith, il, X Il. Piu.
George iaw, Douglas : Freeman.
richard w Darlington, stuart Me
CURE. w. T.. Rudd. T. r.. smith Charles
j Anderson, Robert c, Bryan, J
Thompson Brown, John Stcwar, Bryan.
John i. Coke, Jr., Eppa Hur,on Jr.
Charles T.. Hashrook. Robert NJ. Kent,
j., h. c. Laird, John Pickrcii. John
Garland Pollard, j. Scotr Parrish, T.
l.. purcell. ;. ;. i. rattcson, j. NJ
Parrish, 10 Lane Stern, Beverley *
Tucker and g. H., Winfrey.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-02
PETER COLLINS WILL
SPEAK HERE TO-DAY
Makes Address Under iuspIrrs ul
knights of Columbus at Lyric
Iheatcr.

fetcr Collins, of Massachusetts The
man VINO came to- Richmond two YEAR.
ago TO meet Eugene Deba in public lie =
bate on the subject OF Socialism" and
VINO. according 10 the officers Of the
knights Of Columbus. did not meet
D@ba on that occasion because Debs
Was afraid ia defend Socials on the
same platform with Collins is TO re-
Turn here to-day
He cones TO deliver q free lecture
~ the Lyric Theatcr. under the auspices
of the local Council OF tn. Knirhts
OF Columbus. Mr.. Collinss subject will!
%" God and Country" and his theme.
civic righteousness. The lecture is de-
Scribcd as n clear and logical treat :
inent OF great problems now confront
inS. not only the people of America
but vital 10 civilization and its al
Nancemcnt Tn" lecturer brings with
MN recommendations as 20 the merit
OF mis- lecture from Presbyterian, Eris-
""paiian. Christian. Methodist AMI Ban
ust ririsicr*. tho subject matter be :
ing nondcnominational. although MIR.
collins TX one OF th- most Glcouent and
schoiarly laymcn OF the Catholic Church
III Amcrica. The lecture Will be given
At ) o'clock this afternoon
one OF the important features OF Mr.
'oiilnss 'ectur. ana which excited
much interest ut his previous lecture
was the Question Box" This fen,llrr
VIII tie retained at this lecture |,
presents an opportunit% for any one
present TO question the spcal r.r upon
any feature Of his discourse
NJ MY collinS'S previous lecture in
k!chinoNi, two years aSo. ne spent an
hour answering questions that were
put 10 nm from all parts Of the house.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-02
HIRSCHBERG SILENT
However. FricIs ID" Not believe lie
VIII OGc,yns CundIdnte for
Mayor,

Commissioners John Hirschberg of
the Administrative Board. who has
been put forward by James f. DECKER
SON. clerk in the Water Department. IS
a candidate for Mayor, is not yet ready
with his announcement, but friends OF
the commissioner are confident that he
Will decline the Dickerson nomination.
M. Hrschberg has three more years
H., serve as q member OF the Admins
trativc Board. and his friends say he
would not surrender his present posi-
zion in order TO engage in doubtful pur-
sdit of other honors.
w. II. ADAMS, president of the Board
OF Aldermen, has definitely withdrawn
from the race. and announces that he
will support William r. Dabney, bust
ness manager of the Chamber of Com
merce, II the latter decides to offer him
self. Mr.. Dabney has not replied TO
the suggestion, but it is generally be-
liovcd that he will not become a candi-
date, which leaves only the present
Mayor, George Ainsle, as an avowed
candidate for the position of chief
executive.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-02
HIGH PRICE OF POTASH
Is HARD ON FARMERS
Valuable ingredient OF Fertilizer lin.
SOnrrd To Ten Times What IL
Cost Before the Wnr.

a mctaphorical she'll from the Euro
pean war zones has dropped in the aEri-
cultural districts OF Virginia. and there
is wailing among the farmers The
extraordinary demand for potash
created by war conditions has sent the
price soaring in twelve months from
$50 II ton TO $500
Potash is used extensively in the
manufacture of fertilizers. being css.n
'ial TO the productivcness Of the soil
IN many parts OF the state. 1t is one
OF the principal ingredients Of gun
powder. but is also necessary for the
manufacture OF glass. Certain natural
deposits in Germany constitute the
chl.f commercial source Of potassium.
ana Gcrmany's tremendous yield is now
cut OH from most of the rest Of the
world
Not only the Virgins, farmers arr.
ha'd hit. but the farming industry in
>->inerica and probably every other
country said Commissioner of Agri-
culture George W. koiner. discussing
th" unprecedented quotations on pot :
ash Of every grade
What are we going to do about IL, >
we can do nothing VIII the farmers
buy potash that sold for $50 "a little
more than "A year ago at the pric. il
now commands They will not. They
viii have to struggle along with the
best fertilizers they can get at reason
all. prices
Complaints are comm. from ;,lInos,
every county ia Virginia against the
unlicard-of quotations on potash. 40
relief. however. can be promised while
The European war continues.
Commissioner koincr has acceutod
invitations 70 deliver several addresses
during the month Of January lie viii
be one o! the principal speakers a,
The quarterly meeting Of Iii. Farfuers'
Union 20 be held January II a, Ken
bridge. Luxembourg County. Ills sub
jcct Will be Better Methods Of Farm /.
ing but he Will also discuss the fer
tiiiZer situation AT some length
on January u The commissioner Will
deliver an address before the Southern
i'toducc Association. which is TO meet
in Norfolk. He VIII also speak a, tho
annual meeting OF the Rockinrham
Farmers Association. which will he
held in Harrisomburg january IS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-02
ARRESTS IN RICHMOND
FOR YEAR NUMBER 12.728
Noticeable Fact Is Great Drcr~ssc In
Cocninr frnbic. ItcinS Ont!
Nine ONenSes.

Figures given out yesterday by Cap
tain George f.. Pollock. secretary of
the Board Of Police Commissioners.
and Ben Tucker clerk of the Police
Court. show tina, IFS police officers in
Richmond last year arrested l2.72S per-
sons on various charges. and that a
total or s2?.323.Jl was collected i'm fines
during the year y noticeable feature
in the records during 1915 was the de-
crease IN the number OF persons ar
rested for trafricking in cocaine. Only
nine such arrests We're made. whereas
there were iorty-three in 1914 and sew
cpty-onc in the year previous
Due TO the increased territory, there
were 3JS more arrests made last year
ny police officers than during the year
before. OF this number J.iil were
white persons and 1917 negroes White
males arrested to,nlci i.392 and females
fr3; negro men reached Il total of -
JS6 and negro women aggregated L.
'3l. The figures show further that IA
Russians. iorty-six Italians thirty
three Greeks. sixteen Germans. twenty
four Syrans ana twcnty-four Irish
were taken in charge
Rn:'arding the ages OF those arrested
captain Pollock. said that .s,vcntv.two
OF the l",12S persons arrested were, less
than ten wears old: S75 between the
ages OF ten ana seventeen: 1884 be-
I'VE en- seventeen ana twemty-oue. o.
l"' between twcnty-onc and thirty: -
SIS between thirty and forty: l.326 ne
tween forty and fifty; 53G between ffiy
and Sixty: l69 between sixty ard sew
"htE. ana icrtN-on" over seventy.
Arrests for misti.ncan.rs ;ot:tled
il.1'2 and ?ciCni.s .76. y portion %
these arrests were for the follnwiulc
Off MES 800 drunk and disordcrly L.
ils drunks. twcnty-four forgery, az
hShting on street. It's fugitivcs from
Justice. 1870 houScbrcakinG. eighty in-
voluntary manslaughter. ei.hty-fLur
nisoroerlN houses. loo lunacv, nineteen
murders, S2i petty larceny. cighty-nine
fclonious robbery, sevcnty-four selling
liquor without license, nine illegal 20
cainc traffic. 10 automobile speeding,
thirty three using automobiles with.
out permission, COO Migrants
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-02
NEW YEAR AT Y. M. C. A.
Ushers In 1910 with Two Entertain
n ments and Interesting Bnskct-
ball Gnmc.

Wilfred. the wizard, and Rianhard.
a black-face comedian, enlivened the
program rendered yesterday at the Gen.
trRl Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton, in celebration OF New Years Day
Tho two entertainers, assisted by the
Duplex Quartet, gave two entertain
ments during the day. one in the au-
! dttorium before n general audience. tho
Bother In the afternoon for the benefit
ss}f the boys OF the association.
Last night the associations basket
hall team won from the team or the
second Baptist Church by tho score OF
u 10 2G
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-02
Dinner to Confederate Women.

Under the auspices of Lee Chapter
United Daughters OF the Confederacy,
dinner WAS rendered on Friday to tn
inmates of the Home for Confederate
Women. Mrs. Charles T. Norman was
chairman OF the committee i'm charge
assisted by Mrs Thomas Winn and
others. There are thirty-one inmates
OF the home. and the holiday celc-
braiion was greatly appreciated.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-02

The net operating income OF the At
lantic Coast Line Railway for tho
month of November vas SSS31t369, as
compared with Is5a6.29S.5l last year.
and s9S?.O0i 90 in 1913. according to
figures made puplic yesterday.
For the 1--WE months of the current
year the income was S2.25l9S627 com
pared with Sl,435.al3.6l in 1914, and
$..NO5.G2:5t i'm 1913
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-02
Finn NIndu,t Arrnss NaIIc,.

THO ADMINISTRATIVE Board Yesterday
directed CITY Engineer Rollins: TO make
surveys for via'iuct across III.
Shockoc Creek VALLEY Th" motion.
made by Commissioned Hirschbcrg.
"!th suggestions from Commissioner
Beck calls for n steel or re-enforced
concrete bridge. with lifts. beginning
~ Twelfth street and ending at rwen-
t. second street.
The estimates COS, Of the briGce l.
sioO, 600
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-02
Jailed for stealing wutc,

Jailed for Stealing Watch.
j. III. Smith was sentenced to ninety
days III Jail by Justice Crutchfield yes
'erday on Il charg. of stealing watch
from Harry Bragg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-02

which makes an increase for 1915 Of
Sl.*02,1lo.I2. or loo per cent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-02
Accused of J'hr,n,.nip1

Matt Morris. Colored, was arrested
last night by Policemen Reid and Har-
RS on q charge of assaulting James
Mayo with pistol and threatening 10
Kill hin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-02

y Broad ANA Main St'cet car caught
hr" from some unexplained cause near
Broad and Pine Streets early last night
and delayed traffic at that point for
q short time The crew extinguishcd
the hlaza
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-02
Firing Pistol In street,

Calvin Epps. culored was fned $50
and costs by Justice Crutchfeld !cstcr-
day on charge of being dsorderl:.
AND hrinS a pistol in the street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-21
l|AM DECLINE IN
MARKET WAS FEATURE.
GRAVITY Of Mexican Situation Exc1lse
Tor Bearish Influences 10 Gain
Is Control of Situation.
nErHLEHEM PAYS DIVIDENDS.
p7h1rty Per Gent. Declared by Schwab's
COMPANY Not Altogether as Great
- Many Of the Spectators An'td-
pa1ed.

New York, Jan. 2o.--The sharp de-
cline In the stock market today re-
nected a cleaning cut Of the weak
speculative accounts which profesN
sicrais have for more than "a week
been trying to dlslodge. Commission
houses were sellers or balances. THe
Improved technical position % the
market inspired gate few 70 post
bulletins after the close advising GUS
TONERS 10 purchase rails aSd ooppeEs
On any further depreciation CT quota
tens The selling continued Up 10
the close, final prices being around
the Icwess- The CAVITY OF tae N sxt-
x u situation was Used as a pfstexr taE
attacks by professionals, hut there
las 10 change u this that warranted
&. creased offerings.
ansa the iAckers printed announce
ussns Of the 50 per sent oly1cSc de-
csareG b the Bethlehem steel GLTe7c-
scrs, specutators crowded 70 the t.cSs-
ers &c zee its influence On their stock.
70 those spectators who have enter
tasred Illusions relative TO the mar set
value of the war stocks. the dividend
declaration was g disappointment. bat
10 those having IN ratnd the constr-
Native attseGSe CT Charles NJ Sehvs D..
relative TO disbursements OF share
holders, the initiation Of dividends was
construed as Suiiiss.