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Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-18

FOR SALE-One Dodge car in first class condition, almost new. A bar gain. Box S53 or Phone 54S 696
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-18

FOR RENT-Large front bed room suitable for one man, bath and run
 ming water. 39 Oak Ave, Mason Hill. 609
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-18

MONEY TO. LOAN-At low rates on
 improved property or for building, easy terms of repayment. T. A.
 Hughes, Bank of Bisbee bldg. 4S9
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-18

FOR RENT-Furnished room for gen
 .tleman. Apply 163 Temby Ave. 66S
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-18

Want Ads
 t the rate of l cent per word for eact .ents. Advertisements must reach The pr insertion in the next morning paper
 LOST
 ! LOST-Bunch of keys at South Bis. 1 bee car stop. Return to Review. 656 /. For Sale.
 FOR SALE-Six room house cheap for cash. Inquire 155 Temby Ave 626 FOR SALE-Six room house and lot Cochise s4OO cash, balance easy payment. Box 17S1 Bisbee. GOA FOR SALE-One Dodge car in first class condition, almost new. A bar gain. Box S53 or Phone 54S. 696 FOR SALE-2200 shares of Bisbee Straight Motion Engine stock S200 cash. R. E. B., care Review. TOP FOR SALE-Four room house and two lots Tombstone Canyon. Inquire Hogan & Seed or branch at Johnson Meat Co. 6O6 FOR SALE-Standard size pool table complete $50. For particulars, Home Industry Second Hand Store, Lowell. 62S FOR SALES head stock cattle, Lowell wood yard, Phone 630. 661 FOR SALE-Six room house furnish ed or unfurnished, fine location and lot. 123 Quarry Canyon. Terms.
 667 s225 buys 40 h. p cutdown roadster completely overhauled, fine for hunt ing, touring. 79 Main St., Lowell. Phone 462. 462 THE MOOSE HOTEL (Old Kinney House)-Furnished rooms s2 per week and up. with. gas; also light housekeeping rooms. IFS FOR SALE-One No. ? Live Oak heat CT (used one season), one Sx10 tap estry rug, good as new. Mrs. P. o. Donnell, 39 Oak Ave, Mason Hill.
 eos FOR SALE CHEAP-Good 5 room house, large lot. near new Catholic Church. Small cash and balance monthly payments. T. A. Hughes, Bank of Bisbee bldg. ASS MONEY TO. LOAN-At low rates on improved property or for building, . easy terms of repayment. T. A. Hughes, Bank of Bisbee bldg. 4S9 FOR SALE-Buick Model 39 touring car new Hawk wire wheels, car is in first class condition Will sell reasonable on account of leaving town. Apply R. H. Green, School Hill, rear of Dr. Reese's residence. |
 699 FOR SALE-Highest cash prices paid l for second hand furniture, stoves, 1 clothing and tools. Uncle Jim's, Brewery Culch. S1 | FOR SALE-20 acres S275, s75 down | and s5 month, fertile level land. | Plenty of water, close to railroad | and town, good opportunity and I money maker. Box 6S4 Phoenix, ! Arizona. 5O5 ! FOR SALE-The John- | son Addition Furniture Co., wants i to pay you the highest cash prices l for your second hand furniture. AL ! so wants to trade or exchange you new furniture for your old. We will ! sell you furniture cheaper than anybody on easy payments. Call
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-18
Furnished Rooms

FOR RENT-Rooms 75 School Hill.
 700
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-18
Positions Wanted
For Rent

FOR RENT-Office and store space.
 Phone 462. 507
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-16
THREE JURORS SELECTED
May Bc several Days Before TrIaI nf
Alleged slayer of Mother Tan
Proceed.
by Associated rrcs

BUFFALO, y y. November li--
Three Jurors we're selected from thirty
two talcSmcn examined to-day in tho
trial Of John Edward Tcipcr. charged
. tn tho murder or his mother Mrs
Agnes Teipcr. on tho Orchard Park
Road on January -. Indications wcrc
that II might br several days before
tho jury is completed.
Questions put 10 tainsmcu by bis
trict Attorney Moore indicated that tho
prosecution would bc built on cirrum-
Stanttal evidence. Tho district attor-
ncr rejected all VIII" had prcjudlces (
against conviction on evidence purely
circuin stantial The dstric, attorney
agreed to proposal Of the defense
that the testimony Of Miss Grace
Teiper, sister at the defendant. and the
only other survivor Of the tragedy, he
taken 10y deposition at her home
Mrs Tcipcr and her son. Frederick.
were killed in their automobile while
ont driving. Mrs. Tciper was a widow.
her husband having left her an estate
Of $4,000. 10 be divided among her
children upon her death
The defense is expected to lac built
on tho thcor: that an unidentified man
committed the crime for tho purpos G
Of robbery
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-16
TELL OF THEIR HARDSHIPS
Hniir"nd Wen Testify Before Hoard
Of Long Hours In
Yards
nv A.socia,ed I,ra...l

bN Associated fras<
MEM YORK. November i5.--mstances
where railroad sWitchnrcn work ell
fourteen and fifteen hours a dav and
frll asleep after eating lunch. causing
them I" los" their Jobs when they failed
In re'1!"n on time. were citei late to-
day by +. l.. Eggleston. switchman in
the New York Central yards at Buffalo.
before the board of arbitration in the
controversy between no Switchmeu's :
Union and thirteen railroads over de-
mands Of tho men for an eight hour
day and higher pay
Egr!eston testified that he averages
twelve hours = d"S. and that he does
not So" his li,ilr N awake for weeks
at times. Som" Jobs in the Ruffalo
yards. h. rss"rtr' average fourteen
ard hf;r"n h"urs.
Il. i. nuschanr, a foreman employed
in Detroit hy the Michigan Central
testified that some OF tho crews in the
yards work sixteen hours day. ten
hours eiaps!ng sometimes betwee,,
lunch and the evening meal
The hearing Will he continued to-
morrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-16
No Lapse in Service
Of President Wilson
iBv Associated Press. !


WASHINGTON. November i5.-
There will hc no lnpsc In the
service of President Wilson because
Of the fnct that March I. neat In
nuEurntiOn day, fniis ON sunday. ne
rording to nm opinion reached mt the
StRtc Department. While 1t IL not
expected thnt the formal innuSurR-
tiom OF Mr. Wilson VIII he held until
Monday. March >. he will be advised
by Secretary Lansing to take the
onth Of office on sunday. II Charles
L.. Hughes comedies the recollection
D.. neat Fridu!. Vance q. Mct'ar-
mick. rhairmnn of the Democratic
>ntionnl Committee. prohnbI. will
discuss plans for the Prcsident'r In
nuEurntion with local Democratic
lenders when he comes to Wushiny-
ton TINT day. IL IL taken for
granted u! otiicInIs ihut the Presi-
dent. following his action OF 1913.
viii hnre no inaugural bnii.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-16
DNANTAGES GAINED
ARR. ONLY LIMITED
iBv asscciated pross


fARlS. November i5-Stronc Ger
man tor"es attacked the French no.
Gay north and south OF the Son,no
RIVER bur. according 10 the h,ill.,in
issued h! the War ohice Tonight. were
"n'c 20 gam only limited advantaces
~ me cost OF very heavy losses. Tho
,'r'ii'''h% gained footing in ihe
frencn advanced positions in tie
northern corner and western outskirts
oi ~. Pierre Naast wood They also
'h""e some progress in the eastern
section OF the village OF PrcsSo;r, Th.
statement follows:
IN inc Sommc front tho battle con
Ilhned with violence the whole 1,,v
ne enemy made strong effort Win
's'.'e'""ie "ncctlNcs at the same
'ihne north and south of the river Tho
res's' .-HCH OF our troopS held back ,h.,
assaults OF their adycrSarics who were.
""ie 70 ohtain only limited a,lvantarcs
~ 'he pre-" OF very heavy losses.
North OF tho Somr,c An attack v,s
'""h'itc". affcr :n intense hombard :
.ii'h' against our positions from Les
..oneis TO the south OF RoucLavasn,S
90 ", rne'iF succeeded IN gaining Il
'oo'h"id IN our advanced clements in
we northern corner ami western out
Skirts or 50. Pierre Naast wood g,ycr,
"hsrc else our machine aupnrn .,n,i
','rraSc hrc checked the atfcmpts NJ
INC enemy.
SCUM OF tho river the Germans rc-
he"en their ATTACKS in tho cuurs. ar
'hc AFTERNOON on the front Of Abl.;t,
court ana the chaulnes wood. The
Struggle. carried on with obstina,v
eh"'" IN the reDulsc OF tho ,;cr,nans
VINO We're obliged 10 return 10 their
'rehcncs after sangninary losses. cN-
ccpt IN the eastern part Of tn. yillar.
OF ircssoire. where they were abl. ia
make progress.
mere was an Intermittent cannon
aue on the rest OF the front"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-16
TRYING TO PLACE BLAME:
FOU Loss OF EAIIFOS
fBv Associated Press. !

fSN Associated Press,
SAN FRANCISCO, November i..---
Chester II. Rowell. chairman of the
Republican state Central Committees
issued statement to-day charging
that the Republicans who undertook TO
look after Charles T.. Hughes during
has trip through California not only
made bad job of il, but suppressed d
and disobeycd instructions from the
East. the statement blamcs them for
the loss OF the state from the Re
publican column.
IF tho advice and practically the
demands Of the national managers Of
Mr.. fTughes's campaign had not been
defed and suppressed by those tenn
poraTily In charge of II in California; =
the statement said. "AIr. Hughes would
now he. beyond question. President :
elect of the United States"
Francis Y. KccsiinG. chairman Of the
Republican stats Central Committee
nj the time Mr.. Hughes was in the
state. said:
I'm not going 10 say anything.
CONTINUED on Second Pagc)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-16
GOLD GOING SOUTH
About S5.006.oG0 Has Hern Sent IN
S"nth American Countries In
Past Three Weeks
IHc \ssoriatrd pressl

NEW YORK. November l5-Thc
withdrawal from tho suhircasury Of
s"1",hoo gold for shipment to Buenos
Aires. making about ss.0o0.0n0 en-
ported 10 South America i'm tho past
three weeks. directed tho attention Of
tn" financial community to-day 10 the
broadening ~ this movement About
S2no""hn" in gold has gone IL the
southern continent from the United
states this year
Tn" movement is made possible.
bankers say, ny trade conditions. as u
result of which South American coun-
tries. particularly Argentina. have =
haiahcc against this country. Prior to
the war most shipments Of gold from
the n't"d states to points south Of
the Isthinus we're for British account
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-16
LOWEST DEM0CRtTIC ELECToR
ABOVE HIGHEST REPI ILIt' y

- ''F--T t't0'-E' 49,
RANl'ISCO, November

SIN FKANGISCO. November To-
Predictions thai the lowest Democratic
elector III California viii run ahead or
the highest Republican elcctor were
made tonight hy Democratic leaders
after watching the slowly augmcnting
returns.
The difference will hc ahou, 500 in
favor Of The Democrats. said sidney
NJ. Van Wyrk, Jr.. chairman of the
democratic campaign committee.
Available returns were considered in
themselves not an index Of the situa-
ton. pro2ortioHately. because they
were from smaller counties. most Of
which had given Wilson good ma njorities
They showed the lowest Democratic
ciector 1873 ahead OF the highest Re
publican. but nearly all the hig co,n-
tics still were missing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-16
TEST SUIT Is FILLED
Ri NEW YORK CENTRAL !
IBy Associated Press. !

NEW YORK. November i5.-The New
York Central railroad day filed suit
III the Federal District Court to test
Tie c"ustitutionality OF tho .,damson
eight hour law. The suit is directed
against the three Federal district at
torneys OF New York State and the
chairman Of each OF the four brother
hoods in the State.
hc roads principal contention Is.
accordlI = To Albert H. Harris, general
counsel that the AdamSon law .is in
no s"nS" rcEulatioE of commerce,
but n.porary and arbitrary increase
IN wages for the brotherhood men lie
said as soon as answer 10 the suit was
MED an Injunction against the opea-
ton OF the law would be asked 4
temporary stay will be sought which
would enjon the defendants from in
stitut!nG prosecutions against tho road
10 compel II 10 carry out the law.
According 10 a report published hero
to-day. the Attorney General viii
shortly select one OF the railway suits
and push II through TO a decision,
which. should it be unfuvorabIc TO the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-16
HUGHES NEEDS REST
HepuhIican Candidate VIII Lcn,e with
Family ON Saturday for
Lakewood, y. J.
fRy Associated rr.ss

NEW YORK November i5.--Charlcs
T.. Hughes viii leave here on Satur-
day with his family for Lakewood,
y. j., where he will rest several weeks.
II was announced Tonight. Villa IN
X. Wilcox. chairman Of the Republi-
can National Committee. Will accom- :
pany Mr.. hughes 10 Lakewood. Mr..
Wilcox, however. said he would Keep
in touch with Republican headouar-
tcrs here by visiting the city several
days 4 week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-16
Mexican Agreement
Is Believed in Sight
IA, \.o.,,,.,, ,,r.,,s i

ATLANTIC CRY, y. D.. November
t1.-t nir>s unexpected opposition
develops. members Of the MeNirRn-
tn,rricnu Joint tommission he eIIcvcd
fo-niGht nn nEr~cmeni covering the
withdrawal uf tho American puni-
i've expedition and method of bor-
der control VIII he rcnds hy tho end
OF the week for submission Ia the
two governments. Announcement
thnt an nErcrmcnt was in sight ,vn.
mndc u! IEnHcio noniIIns. ono of the
h~>irmn representatives. nt the Glove
of session that had lasted untiI
night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-16
IDENTITY or GOVERNOR
STILL. - ~ DOUBT

riioENIN. ARIZ., November ,5.-
The identity OF A:izona's u"Nt Cover
nor is sim In doubt. At Democratic
hcadquariers TODAY II Was said Gov
crnor Hunt MAS leading hv seventeen
:otes. The Republicans claifncd Thomas
campbelfs election by = plurality OF
~ is"-t 80. The official count will
begin neat Monday.
Unofficial returns with twelve pre-
cncts missing give Campbcli lead OF
l3S votes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-16
ITALIANS ARE FORCED
TO EvACI ATI: TRENCHES
iBy Associated Press.

ROME (via LondonD, November 4,
Italian troops were compelled to evacu !.
ate some Of their more exposed posi-
tons on the san Marco. east of Gorizia.
yesterday, after repulsinG five Austro-
hungarian attacks on an Italian sail
cnt at Two Pines House, says "A war
cifice announcements
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-16
HARD BLOW STRUCK
AT FRENCH LINES
Germans Launch Vigorous Of
fensives on Both Sides of
River Sommc.
BRITISH STILL ADVANCING
They Have Taken 5,678 Prison
ers on Ancre Front Since
Monday.
BRITISH STILL ADVANCING

LONDON. November l5.--Whiic tue
British we're further advancing their
front north IF the Ancre River. or con
solidatiig their u"w!y-won positions,
the French and ,icrmaus have been
engaged ia violent comba;s both north
and south of the Sonme. In both re
::ions the Germans made Gaius--in the
northern corner and western outskirts
of the II. Pierre Naast wood north Of
the river and in n" eastern part OF
the village "f Ircssotre. south of tn"
stream.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-16
SIXTY GUARDSMEN DESERT
All Members of Provisional Infantr,
brigade mt Fort Bny-
ard, v. VI.

bEMlHG. y. NJ. November l5.-Sixty
men nave been arrested on charges OF
desertion. II was announced to-day AT
brigade headquarters at Camp Deming.
The men. II Is said, arc from the First
Provisional Infantry Brigade. stationed d
at Fort Bayard. y. NJ, and are desert
ing because of hardships due TO cold
weather
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-16
PALACE N ntItHtRI:ST
HOMBf.D ny TE,lToNS

The royal palace in Bucharest has
been bombed by Tcmionic allied air
craft. The queen and The royal prin-
ccss ~'1e no, in the building a, the
time.
Berlin admits that on the Cerna
River bend in serbia the entente allies
have captured some heights. and that
IN the valley Tho Teurouic allied line
has been drawn back. in order 10
prevent pressure on its Hanks
In Galicia. according To tho petro-
grad War Office. the Russians have
driven Austro-t;ermans from former
EuSs!"n trenches III the Narayuyk;,
river region. Berlin asserts. however.
ihai attacks by the Russians in this
vicinity were rcpulsed
East Of the 'iorizia tho Austrians. by,
q heavy bomhardmcnt. have comp.lied
INC Italians 10 give up some OF their
trenches. On the Carso front the I,,l
ians have made advances AT several
points.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-16
GREETINGS ARE EXCHANGED
WITH BAPTIST CONEERI.>tE

Greetings we're sent by the secretary
ny ORDER OF the conference 10 the Bap-
hst General Assembly Of Virginia. in
session now ut Norfolk Before The
close OF the morning reply from the
saptIsts was received 4 telegram was
sent also TO Rev. John G Rhoads. or
Louisa, expressing the regret OF the
conference that he was prevented by
sickness from being present Rev j.
Z. Reed. OF Hampton. offered !, special
prayer for his recovery
fishor kilGo. in an interval between
the reports Of two pre- siding elders. in
troduced to tho conference Bishop
Alpheus W. Wilson. { Baltimore
Il take pleasure in presenting to YOU
CONTINUED on Second PageJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-16
GERMAN GAINS MADE:
WITH HEAVY LOSSES

The French. in admitting the loss Of
only limited advantage at the price Of
German attacks extended from Les
i:ocufs to tn. south "f IioGchavesneS.
ii front of iivc miles. aud south of the
S"mnte from Ablaincour; 10 the
chaulncS wood. about three miles Til.
attacks Were launched after violent
artillery preparation.
Berlin. III r.vcrtiug to the british
attack which .av" them the town of
i'caucourt. says that, except At Beau
court. all the British attacks broke
down with heavy casualties. ON the
southern bank Of I'll. Ancrc In. at
tack already has been shattered, says
Berlin. which adds that lighting IS
rr"ce"diur near Sailiy- -Saillisel and
rr.ssoire,
According I" the London wa. OF
ijcc. j.i'n Germans have been made
missioner "u 'ha Ancre front since
Monda.. Tn" British losses. consider
inc tn" extent "f IN. gains arc DC
| clarcd not to hav" been high
Tho Transyiyaria, aside from tho
linc IN France. u furnishing tho most
SanGuinary engagement Here almos,
every" "h"re IN" .Austro-,;errnan forces
arc gaining ground against Tho Hou-
rnanians and Russians. In the Trjuicly.
Alt and Jutl valleys tho Teutouic allies
have forced their antagonists still
further back. IN tho pcbrudia region
bucharest reports tho occupation by
! the ioumanians OF the town Of so..ic
. oi the Danube
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-16
Morgan Received by King.
IBy Associated rress.1

BY AssoCInteI Fress.1
LONDON, November hiking George
to-day received j. T.. Morgan in audi
ence at buckingham Palace
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-16
TRUSTEES AND FttII.T,
HAVE PLEDGED sJ.uuha

IN" speakers IN behalf OF tho col
leg" fund w"I" presented 10y Dr l..
w Boatwr!ch,. who. in a brief an
n"uncement Said that the trustees and
faculty "f th" college already Mad
pledged Si2'"oo aud expected to
in"he II sl1o.0oo hefor. asking con,ri
buttons away from home
br Curtis Lee Laws. Of Neg YORK
editor ~ the Watchman Examiner
was aDp'audcd when lie declared IN,
PICTURES OF the new Richmond ,,olle..
published IN his annual educatio,,l
h"hln"r, had caused more favorahrc
comment 'han thos" of any other Ban
d"t institution. North or South. H..
ADVISED members of the association, 10
VISIT the school before giving for
'h"n, II" said, he thought they wou,d
eiNc NOR" j"yfully.
licutenant- t-tiovcrnor ! Tavio,. ,.,,,.
son presented the annual repo-t az ,n..
e""c"i"h board. The young men un
"et the car" OF the board have. ;lmos,
without exception, shown themselves
~ every way worthy of confidence ,nd
support. II was stated. The hoard has
"hder IT'S care S"vcntr-nine students
the largest number which il eyer H.. :
mad during any one year. ar ,b.e.
twenty one are pursuing ,bcir. s,,,d;
~ the southern Baptist Theolor;,ai
seminary. fortN-ihroe' Richmond col
!cee' zen at Chatham Training school
ana hve a; the Fork Union Military
Academy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-16
RECEIPTS ARE LESS
THAN EXpENDIrt ms

IN" 'rcasurcrs report showed that
the receipts for the year cndin. bc-
tobcr 81 ial6 were Sll73"7 less than
the expenditures.
The report further called .,,cution
I" the fact that the iucom. for eight
years has been decreasing steadily. that
in no year during that period have the
receipts eGualed the expenditures. The
cost OF tho hoard in the last ten wears
has increased 30 per cent. and the re-
por, made it plain that for the cdu-
cation board 10 do its work as il should
bc done without cmharrassnent the
board must have u steady annual In
come OF not less than $4,000: $4,000
for the support OF young men who are
studying for the ministry i'm Richmond
College. and the Baptist academies OF
the State. and $1,000 for the students
fund al tho Southern BAPTIST Theologi-
cal Seminary. and the hope was eX-
pressed that the committee to which
the report will bc referred may recon-
mend To the general association that
this amount he Sc; as the minimum to
hc secured for tho education board
during the current year. and that 1t
he distributed in some equitable way
among the twenty-ninc district as
sociations OF the State.
The hoard also expressed the hope
that each OF these district associations,
through its executive committee. or in
any other more convenient way. will
distribute the amount assigned to II
among the churches in its territory.
supplementary statement. signed
~ the members OF the Education Board.
-, lContinued ON Second pann1
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-16
BRITAIN TO HAVE
FOOD DICTATOR
Step Is Foreshadowed by Speech
of Walter Runciman in
Parliament.
EARLY ACTION EXPECTED
France and Russia Also Take
Steps to Ward OFF Threat
ened Hunger.
EARLY ACTION EXPECTED

LONDON. Novcmb.r lj.--ior the first
time sine. the outbreak of the war. the
mcnac" of food shortage. hitherto only
va"u"iy alluded to. haas loomcd NJ in
all earnest III the three lci- ding entente
nations England. Russia and France.
AZ il bv :, given signal. the govern
-ucuts Of each simultaneously east off
all scutimcutality ana fear Of what
will the people think" firmly faced
the issue. aud Set about taking such
measures as were publicly conceded ~
l,c imperative lest hunger lose tho war
for the allies.
In tho Eritish Parliament. Waiter
tuucimau. president 80 the Board q,
Trade. spoke out. upo, prc!,rTangcmcnt
with the government what cvcryhcdy
has been Whispering for months that
the German t-boac campaign has cut
Gccp into the network OF maritime III :
Stutf> to her shores from all parts OF
the world. and that drastic measures
arc necessary to rc-cSiablish the sew
cred lines 81 supply aud to regulate
the FOOD consumption at home y
food Dictator for England was pre-
utctcd after his sIecch az the tncvita-
bic medium of trAuslatinr his words,
into action
In the Russian Duma the budget
committee urged Immediate assump-
ton by the government of compile, .
control "f tho food distribution and
food prices.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-16
RICHMOND DISTRICT HAS
MADE GREAT STRIDES


The report OF Dr. Simpson. nf the
Richmond District. was typical OF them
all.
l. u have Il good rrpDrt TO make.
bishop" began Dr Simpson. The pns-
tors have been faithful diligent and
hclpfully co-operati.'c. Campaigns for
the conversion of souls we're waged
simultaneously last spring almost all
over the district, anI the inSatherinG
OF sinners and tho reclamation of back
siders Was most gratifying. There
were more than LOO additions to the
church In t,c district ~ profession OF
taith. The appeals 10 tho unsaved this
year have been very successful.
There has been muco interest in
the various activities of the church.
tn" Sunday schools are outgrowing the
facilities provided for them. and in sew
eral cases additional buildings have
been constructed. The young people 5
work has been cnrouracing''
Have YOU got any ecclesiastical
slaughter pens in Your districtp" in
duired bishop kilgo. do your people
love their preachers? Talk can make
or ruin a preacher. have known the
poorest kind of pastor to be talked ur
until he stood il the front ranks. and
have known good men ruined by
spitcful tongues