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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-05
"You Have the Prettiest Wash Goods in Rchmond"

is remark frequently made by during the past few days
We knew we'd bought the best this spring it's sat
isfaeton to know that our efforts appreciated
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-05

Women who like a variety
from which to choose will be
pleased with this assortment,
chiefly Of .Taffeta and Crepe
Georgette, with combinations OF
the two.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-05
New Jap Silks, 25c

They are really Half
Silk and Half-MercerlZed
Cotton; good weight, with
a high luster: nice assort-
ment of shades, such as
pink, light blue. lavender
and white. These fabrics
will wash nicely and wear
well. Suita BILE Cor Eve
ming Dresses, Waists. XII
monos, Night Gowns and
Underwear.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-05
New Mercerized Linen
Pongee, 29c Yald

Looks like All-Linen at
double the price; 81 inches
wide: In tan. light blue.
lavender, green. pink, pur-
pie and crea m: for Wo-
mems and C1ildre MS
Dresses.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-05

Marriage Announced.
Mr. and Mrs. George A, Jennings
announce the marriage OF their
daughter. Mary Louise, to Mr.. Geo,
Evans Davidson. which took place on
Friday at noon. The Rev. r. II.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-05

New Silk Marquisette
Soc Yard
White a nd tinted
grounds, printed with
large floral patterns in all
colors, suitable for Wo-
mems and Misses Dresses.
So inches wide.
New Bordered Voiles,
SOC Yard
White and tint d
grounds with floral Dor
ders: some with satin
bands, all colors; IS inches
q wide--one OF the very
pretty things for Women's
and Misses Dresses
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-05
New Cotton Voiles,
25c Yard

Perfectly beautiful fabrics.
40 inches wide, in checks,
stripes and floral designs;
also nov lily patterns in
white, tinted and dark
grounds; every wanted color.
prettiest things we've seen
this season for Waists and
Dresses at CSC.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-19
EeriDnal' 'Nptisea.

Die 8eiieBung Der fterbli6ea Sille
beg betannten giirgertritgpeterunen
Srr garlgHsliu finbti am Dom
neriida Ra6mittua I'm Sipei ubr bon
Der MempridI G,aae an Der Srdut
uno Gin Strabe aug itutt. no bic
aeihe bon elf llbr @ormittags an
aufstbabrt iein pirb.
Sm bsiten MaunssaItsr lat e.itsrn
rad lGngsrsm Qeipeu Serr
s briitidn 6. R ben berg il.
i'm eltsrIiaen Sauie RO. 1925 @ets
ppob 9lpenus bic augsH gum eIpi1.H
Shlummer 0si6loiisn. Yer @sritprs
ben: mar als Reiienber fiir Die Gum
tenheimsr 60. tbdti9 uHo bat .s oers
itanSsn ii6 burd feline peri0nIi6e 2ies
bsnspiirDieteit siHeH grpbsH 5rsuns
pesfrsis 81 erpsrbsn. Gin treues,
sifrigss Mitalieb Dsrliert in benz ents
ftIafenen bic GbsDiot 9oae go. 140
pes ssreimaurercrbens. QH ndberen
4na.s0risen hinterIdbt Der 9ersluists
pie gramsebeusten GIterH Serrn
G6riftian Rpbenbsrs ir. uno Warp
Rptenbsrd asb. Srunt fotpie meSrere
@eiflpii,er. bic bel Der ihperen Sstms
iuduna, BON Der lie 6strOffsn ipurben,
Der innidittn 5b.iInGbmt pertinent
iein tiirien. Die ge.rbisuns ftubet an
Dpnneriiua Ra6mittag I'm spei lhr
pom 1rauerhauis Rp. 1925 MsHmooo
4u.nue aus ifatt unb 6errn gaitor
8. :. spnneborn Don Der GD. Sms
rndnuels airhe pirb bic 5ruuerfeier
leiten. Die gsiisturu erfOlst alf
benz Gprins 9roDe Srieb9pf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-19

tii4. Regisrune Wibsrpsrgeltungss
mabregelH gseen ben beuiifeH SanbeI
an, pon Oensn bic beutlhe Rsei.rung
jeBt bebaupist, RAT fit ben 0runb fit
ibrs llnterfsspOlitit abgsseben babe.
rDas bic Wsissruns Deuti9Ianos'
betriift, ben 8IraIons Gaa unb bic
Don Der britiihen Rssieruns angss
fii6risn brei 7SGus an Elm unpurteiis
f6es neutraIes Tribunal su bsrpsis
len, 70 if biss idyiper beritdnbli9.
ipenn bic Dsutiden rptrtlih 10 feit
Don Der ShuIb oes britiI9en aoms
manbeurs uno Der llnitulb Der @srs
iiber Der BON Der briiii9eu Rssierune
ansefiibrien orsi SdaHbtbaten iibers
5eust iino.
ngs If unpGbr. hnb bic britiTte
Rssisrung Der SOrberuHs elmer gereh
ten llntsrTudung Hift sntIprof.H
babe. Gle Pa. cine iclde Dorgefdlds
gen unb bic SeutT4en boben lie 5us
riidsepisfen, tpaErideinlih neil iie
ipiifsn, oab bic 5alls. in penen iis bic
Qnseilastsn iin6, pon sinem unpdrs
tsiii4sn 5ribunal essen fie entf6iss
ben iperosn piirbe, (Ouatih! . ReS.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-19

fsi su sisben isi. bic Mitslisbsr Der
ben rssuydren 8eiirag psiisr 5abIsn
fpLIien, dudb rern es su sinem oiiensn
8ruf tommen piirbe. CT smpia6l,
bab bic 8eitr6ss miitelit poiianipeis
fling iiberFdubt iperbeR folIttu. JalIs
bic Suprsmes9oss iih ipsissri, bi.i.
anaunsbmsn, iol Sas geIb bsi bsm
Stnnts Wtriiterungs Dtpartement
hintsrlsgt ip.rbtn. Gin aommiit,.
lpurbs bsnuftras,. tpsitere E6riits IN
Der ansslesenbeit gu tbun. Sr Gub.rIt
nbf6lIiser m.iis sourbe bic Mittbeiluug
nufs.nomm.n, bub Der GrobsprDtets
ter bes EtnnieG naf llmtpanbeluna
Der amisitidseLss IN tirsr &rantsRs
llntsritiibunsssW.rsiR bus NnFirn.u
ssiislli babe, ees etDu S3400 bstra.
senbs 1trm5aen SisTer aops BEN "a.
Der oussrIicftru-
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Der sturm i'm ebrsn.


ritter Srben. Die bon Der
Suprsms-lpge bes iiber oas gdnSe
rerbttiieien Srbens Der GbreHrtttsr
unb Damsn ssplanie grirabeitsuerung
Der llteren Wlitglisber Der apgsn bee
Orbsns, fat in Refpgort einsn Gturm
bes' grutei!ss btrpprgerufen unb in sis
ner in bep Ulo5erts6aIIe absebaltensn
Wafenpsriammlirng bon 9trtretern
idmmtIiher Gossii bes Srbens IN
grob Rem gort tam man gum gss
ihlub, gsssn bas btabiidiiBie 9orse.
BEN Der Gnpremes2oge NIT alien 5u
0sbcie itsknben Wlitteln gu idmpfeH.
Bon perihiebtnen 2pgeHmitsliebsrn
lpurDs nit 9sitimmtbsit srtldrt. bab
man es als Elm srcbes lInrsGt bt'
traGisn ipiirbe, ipenr pds Glters gles
ment in ben aoaen, bus ioirieio ipon
unier erbeblihen gfIteiierungen gu Isis
ben bat, nun nod bieie grtra5ablurg
MAIDEN ioIlie. geipnbers initreHani
iparen bic Ausfiibruneeit bes AnlpaIis
Soroipis. Der btr @eriummluns aus
sinanberiebie, LAB bic Berebtiguns
Der Supremss2oss aur Grhs6uns btr
,9sylantsn GSirabsisraos fsGri IN 3ivtis
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-19

Strapaaen unb Gntbsbrunsen absrr
tpinbtt. Dabei mub man bepsnter.
bab bisle Reierpeiteaunsen bic srpos
lung beoeuien! Srei, bier. flint. leths
9aas mub oiefe trpfere Wlonnl1aft
Gag uno Na6t in Der Siellung perz
barren, bas srablidite artileriefells
er iiber .fib erseben lafen ltno tdglln
oft SIS acknowledgements allr'ldz
fthlasen.
Wir gsbsn tpeiter, an anbsren aaa
pernen poriiber, unb iinp bereits gang
nabe Der Shiparmlinie. Gin itarter,
beisenoer 9ei9enseru6 iti4t einem in
bic gufs; llebelfeit iibertommt einen.
Sine iener griinli4en 2eudttuesln
fteist duf, au sleifer 3eit ieBt Elm tar
tes Observation-Disclosures Elm. Der
flare Sinn i9tpinbet, cine itiere, iens
iationsliiiterne, ben eanaeu a0rpsr
pridelnoe Neusieroe siebt einen na4
borne. @drum9 Siiiissst - pfeift
es iiber einem Der unb nebsn sinem
purbei. Ser3tlopfen iest elm. Wtan
empfinbet syieber; ia fiible mid am
Irme sepadt unb na9 riidpGrts ses
sosen. Gs mar unIer Sauptmann.
llno pieber iteigt cine 2euhttugel
ouf. Die 9eii6ter meiner aamerabsn
erideinen per5errt. gliht peit ppr
uns idldst beulenb, oann raifelnb uno
tradeno cine 9ranate ein. Sin Wiann
fommt. tbieriihe 2aute ausitpbenb,
duf uns suseeilt unb pirft iif platt
in Der RGbe Der auperne, iein Seiphr
fet umtrampft 6alteno ,nieoer. es
besinut su bdmmsrn uno laitIos
f6leihen mir ipiebsr bapon -.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-19
Ser 1ampier ,,Nbnham"
beIHdbist in 0ranesenS
angefpmmen.
Sr.i 5sissr tpurSsn sstSbt.t unb elmer
perlsbt.
Ulan psib nod nidt, tpas it'd ersi5'
net bat.

aonbon, 1S. Sanudr. Der trinss
atfontif6e 3dmpfer Rnnoam BON Der
bolfdnpiIh amsritaniihen ainie,
1T in beitGbisism 3uitnnD in 9r0psss
END unaefommsn. Gr Iiest fart auf
Der steuerborbisite unb Der Bug Y;
tisf i'm Waifer. Drei Sei5er ipuroen
'aetDStst unb elmer tpurbe Ssrlest,
pabrftsinli6 in Tolse elmer Grplo'
rion int Waiainenraum; es 1T absr
aud, m5slid, bab Der 0ampfer tn ei.
nsr aoaiiipn bef4abist iuurSe.
Ndbnss mar nod wift In grfobrun5
5u brinsen.
Die puiIagisrs, bic ni6t in Jol'
mouth Ianoeteu, tperDen al 9orp bIei'
ben. SsiHsr Der gaffasiers ipurbe
perlebt,
Der unfdll srsisnste fid ausens
i&tiHIiS irssuSrs jm tnsIifHtn RI
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-19


nal. @rapesenb Iiest in Der 1bems
iemiinouns, 20 MeiIen unterbaIb DON
2onbpn.
We 9net amerifa su Sen
id I imm It en- Seinben
0euti9ldnbs.
Berlin, Is. Snnuar. Sm
prenBtihen 2dnotoa nabm am Mpntag
Serr bon $oepbebranb, einer Der Jiibs
rer Der aonierpqtipen, auf 9lmerii,,
ols einen Der idlimmiten Sei1oe
Seutihlonbs Yesus.
rOeutihlanb, iaste er, Iei nniduls
big an ben Sdreden bes arieseS.
sf6 mohte niGt bic Weronttpprtli6teit
llnierer ldlimmiten ;yeinbe uuf mid
nebmen. All benen 9lmerifa suerft ,es
adblt iperoen muB." iaste er, .peil eS
Den ariea I'M ipenisitens Elm Sabr
perdngert bat"
sSm uebriean iprad bon 6epoebrano
Hpet Die ipnprlueiltll1en Steuerper-
baltnllle na6 benz &ri.s.
Yer Reid stag bis sum Is.
Mar5 pertast.
-, Ser in, 18. San. @uf brabtloIem
ssess na6 Sappille. Der Rei6staa
pat ii4 am Oienitas Bis gum 16.
utdrs pertast. Or. Sobannes admpf,
Der prdiioent bes R.idstass, mics in
1etner S9lubreoe auf bic GrfoIee Der
oeuti9en Sruppen unD ibrer @erbiin<
oetsn bin, unb bic abesorDneten bra6s
ten !9ohrufe duf ben aaiIer, bas bsute
ide Bolt uno has @aterlanb aug.
Nlit benz alten N$eipd{dh
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-19
QofQl ..8eri6t.
Siberale Siga.
Der 2peis Der Srennerei.gngeItell'
ten eriuablt bic geamtcn.

Ser. 2ipcig ser 9remereisSffiee'
9lnOeiteaten Der Siberalen 2iaa batte
aeItern Abenh in Meioels pdlle Sab
reSpcrianmtlung imb geamtenmabI.
Sestere bate baS folgenoe Heiultat;
RrGiibent, Siaaf Ssuoab.
8i5eprdIioent, SSo1n Salp.
Sd)asmciiter, SSm. e. grotper.
Sefretdr, Oscar !5uellBer.
Iie Serren Clinton gSilnoer, &ap
Sc Count, Geo. s.. aubImann. SrcO.
5d,mieoers, Clarence SSaccbs uno
,siaaf Subab bieltpn anfelIernoe sln'
ipra6en unc Damn that man iib
aiitIih bel Speiie mo Grant.
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eaihsnsdi riAteA.

9epgOrt, Is. San. - ansst.:
.auzcania" Don aiperpoOl; .@aflsi
gonitantiuos" Don qirdus:
PirGus. 2lnsets .1bemiiioelts'
bon Reip Yori.
Gbriiiianfanb. glnsst.: .llnis
sss Gtatss" pan gssu Woss,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-19
ger.ins.H .Hnseiaen.
reder lspit. q. n. M.

eIne snmeraSsn bes goifens finb hermit un',
qefcrberf, an eem eeiftnbeGnngHlife ses 80.
ia;dHieH Grri qnsliu 5ouuerfiGe, ben 90 Sns
niinr 1918, Adfm,tinas llbr IN bet egts
isrrinlsodle ibeil5unebmeu. Die peicpe ioig0
nDE II bis - llbr liieebabrf ieiu. slae gds
me:aeeH ner auoeTen Boisn finb e6enfnus e.Hs
ge.ceer. teeilsurshmen.
JrGH.e G. aatfer. Gem.
Garl anbl, 2lN. abb u
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-19
ntintsQpiaL

@dft: ~Ssrr Wirtb, i6 babe bor.
ssitsrn tinsn Stod NIT SiIbeririid. In
Sbrsm aOtal itsbsu Iuiitu; IN ,r NOD
rn21
.Sm - bsr st0d ipirS pObI nod
ha isin.s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-19

es sHtidlisf
Carolina Niid.r,

Qsitrpc bon Sriebridb Jifder, In ibrem rs. 0e.
tenSlabre. Beerbieune am @lithpcd, ben 10.
sSLBunr, nm 3 lbr yiotmitfaes bon Der stnpsle
res Gprins e'rope JriebbofsS aus. 1s.ie'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-19
S'eaiernnas.N .Nnitennmseu.

It6 WI
N araft.@nidjmaidJine,
q IA g5r!naer rif aiiesliaaer unb
VA N Vacuum Wsiiiiaer pfirben IN
W N iebtm S1uft fein, tpenn bte
MN glanref flif brsibia Taes 81,
NN urbeii ibun tpnrbsn.
MY 3stH 9rsmes. sinstaer efasni,
sza $40 piHs efass.
r.piaues - ss Rotten iipriatt
granb. s21b; ipie nen; ipertb 5000. Gerner
Bidor HtciroId. S6ep Carthage aberue, gIis
ton, NATE 8eoIpetIfsn garten.
9u permietbsn- -WObIirtes 3immer.
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Sntss otIiriss 8immn. i2l NET
'uS''
@erIanst- -Wannlidl.
Gin snter sauf6IoiIsr nnb Elm
iirneer anabe sum aernsn bes 6ti6d't3.
2esi eaiiera sintnns. II
@erlanst-@eiblid
@db6sH fit aueemeius Sausarbeii. Outer
eetn. 252 StrriaH sloeHus. @b0ne nboa
176o.<. bo
ITeutt1ss Rhb9su inr aS9sn uno I'm
brt. eet eonSatbeii ~ teIfsn 9sferfrssu
oerlersf. Gebri GnfIen GGr. 2s27 HQablfon
Wdb9eu, Brcieliani, fnr alssnelns SaHs.
otbsit Weferei1sen oerlangt Bbons Can
s8sie. 1858 Gbierbaiorp slbe. 10, .2l
4, y IL L. f.~.
nobeu ibrnen, ooraesogen. Tts qdul Seoe
aRie. Co. 10. Stoc Rerrer eeebauSe. IL
SauebaIttrin. aafboliiber giafrer
fuft Suusbalieriu In ben miitlettn 9obun.
Ter Alat IL etpd 9 1eiitn ban ber Giobt
asltstn. glau aorefftrf: .. a., goIistIait
1e-2is
H9uggss Pdb6sn, mn bslm aol.tu uns
bel ber Sdnsnrbtii gu beIfsH. 220o gdIi
gbtnHt. GsdlHrif Sius.
9tuif6es @Gb9en fir ausemelne
SGls1ybeit In ileiHer JeuIilis. Outer eobn.
ses sooaH a0snle aoonoalt. ason i2I'e.
a54tn in feliner SamiIie. Cater aobn.
ese gsiHbeanI aeenur, elponbaIs
sb&tn, etlaprsns, nit Qmpisblunqen in fIei'
ner 1amiis. Better 9obu. 3843 Rfabina
5oae. sIboHbnIs. Bbons aecB $40.
afGtR. ssiabrens, in 4o7s Hsfs 9iu eIben,ir.
aoenoale aooH 4ssE,
0nsSx al. $780, - -, - - -
9ar,nscs s'''"' -y'u0N'" s''s'''''
-----
alh,. 'nl mpsDsh i'' oahsa'0f'i VI 'Si
---- -. -.-- -1-o-.
mnibdcu for nofsn uno 3opuiairseIbsii
Stein AaftSn. 22i2 WieIrofs apeune, gsal'
st~' ~'sf+
w6boc inr aocben unb lopnituirs. grbett
IN ieiner snmiiie. EiibipeitsGde os6oIicrl
- -...-. - ..-.e -..--...s -..--- -.S-...1... -
q,5hn a.. a,a., ,,,, c.,,s,.t,,, an.
Hsn '"' ,es, a. =. 49,
-lH-.-.s.--. ---- 49, ----.. 800. . 49,.
cpdbnAu far 1onrftat.s, sl,beit An ef3
pri ~, r,i.sa af,o-h-Ie "
e--. --.--n ..-s.. s.1... .s...D-... ...
mdbhen. neI1es bas apteu perttebt so5
.-----. ---.-.--en --s..-.-
Nlhb4en tir Sauecrbeit uub aocben IN ,l,i
,,er Inrr,Ite 35fe MARI sfnr siafr,,, MIA
meni slsin Esafssn. $50 sufnsi aSsnur.
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msdbheu, erfabreres, IN clHtn upnrtrr.uf
GmpfesIHnaer. Ecrbped.9Se 3. unb Sine
Ztrabe
mabsrH lar SansarseIi in nsiutt sami:is.
2e VnHboH Eonrt Aoonplle.
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sissnas, anisit Sasien ~.
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Gates Nabuer fu9f gtrue taf aane.
nrbsit ii2 Cii @isw'iatH asmss, !. tsea,.
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HSunasE @db6sn, mn bslm aofitu unb
bd ber SGnsatbsii gu beIfsH. 220S qari
gbtnrt. @dlnuf 3ius.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-19

Q SaueblIterin. aatbolifber Biafrtr
tuft Suusbeierlu In ben mtitlettn 9Gban.
a,Isosn ap,u Ny ,'s oS,s,,,T.' q" sei,sfto,,
1e-2is
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-19

1eutf6es WGb9en flr algemelHe
Sars1rbeit In ileiner JaHtilis. Outer eobn.
s5e5 Fpeari Gbeuge, MponbaIs. GboH 1919.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-19

Gb&tn, eriabrsns, nit dmpisblunqen in nei.
gloae. sIbonbalE. Bbons apoH $40.
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gsrlanst- -@annIidl.
gerIanst-@ribIidl.

@dssena YEcisiiani, iir aIssEsIns eaa..
eSsie. 25s3 Gbirbalorp slpe. 10, .2i
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-19

a54tn IN ieliner SamiIis. Guiet aobn
ese BiHeban aOenue, elponbaIs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-19

Jnrae &doaen; foI1s. bic bi Sanb
n1btn 'bnnen, ocrae3cgen. Tge qGuI Seoe
aQie. Co. 10. Stoc Bonner 0ebdube. IL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-19

q Gtn. sriabrens, in 4oTi Hois 6iu egben,R.
stncHbale ubon 43s<.
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R6b6en far siodtH nnb I'm bel Der Sons.
drbeit ~ beIfen. 220s Wlabifon apeHae.
gsQriprco.
The border vidette., 1916-07-22
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the Superior Court of Santa
 Cruz County, State of Arizona.
 Estate of ". c. Budge, de- ceased.
 Notice is hereby given by the undersigned adminiStratrix with the will annexed of the estate of w. c. Budge, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons hav- ing claims against the said de- ceased, to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within four months after the first publication of this notice to the said admin iStratriX with the will annexed at the office of Duffy & Purdum, at Nogales, Arizona, the same being the place for the transac- tion of the business of said estate, in the said County of Santa Cruz, State of Arizona.
 EMMA M. BUDGE,
 Administratrix with the will annexed of the estate of w. c. Budge. deceased.
 Dated Nogales, Arizona, this 21st day of July, 1916. 7-22-5t
The border vidette., 1916-07-22
JULY p. 1916.
MEETING OF DEMOCRATS.

There will be a meeting of Santa Cruz county Democrats, next Monday evening at S:QO o'clock, at the law offices of At torney c. l.. Hardy, in the Lyric building. All Democrats are cor dially invited to attend.
 THE COMMITTEE.
The border vidette., 1916-07-22
LOCAL NEWS.

Walter Strickland is back from New Mexico.
 Fred. Hanna is the father of cute baby girl.
 Holt's Cafe on north Morley avenue, is doing a great busi- ness.
 Mrs. Charley Rockwell has re- turned from pleasant visit to the coast.
 After an extended absence from Nogales, MT. and Mrs. Raymond Smith have returned. William Cavanaugh, of the So- nora News Company, has gone to Los Angeles for well-earned vacation.
 Augustine Escobosa, the sta tioner, is the happy father of a bouncing boy. Mother and lit tie one are doing nicely.
 Mrs. w. F. Chenoweth and the children have returned from Los Angeles, where they spent month visiting friends.
 William M. Murphy, Harshaw mining man, was business wis itor at the county seat the fores part of the week, returning home Wednesday.
 The new public combination drinking fountain donated by citizens of Nogales, has been placed on Grand avenue, west of the city Park.
 Horace McGee, who for some time past has been in the auto mobile business at HermoSillO, is a visitor in Nogales, having arrived via. San Diego. Miss Mary Farrell, daughter of State Representative and Mrs. Richard Farrell of Harshaw, has accepted responsible position ill the Nogales postoffice.
 Page and Handy are strong for preparedness. If you don't believe it, pay 'em a visit at their Preparedness Shooting Gallery, on Morley avenue.
 V. O.: Condron, popular field man for the Standard Oil Com pany, with headquarters in. Tue son, has been a visitor in the city several days this week.
 Mrs. Soleliac, wife of Captain l.. Soleliac, 12th Infantry, U. S. A., departed Sunday for San Francisco, where she will spend the remainder of the summer.
 L. H. Trimble, travelling freight and passenger agent for the Southwestern railway. was visitor in Nogales a couple of days this week, on company business.
 Mrs. w. G. Bowman and charming daughter, Miss Tillie, and cute little Georgia. departed Sunday for Ocean Park, Califor- nia. expecting to be gone a couple of months.
 Manager E. E. Bethell, of the Washington Trading Company, accompanied by Mrs Bethell, visited Nogales the forepart of the week, making the trip by automobile.
 |. Captain w. H. Sage, Jr., son of Colonel and Mrs. Sage, is here from Los Angeles to enjoy visit with his parents. Colonel Sage is commander of all Amer jean troops now stationed in this district.
 L.. H. Watkins, representing Roy & Titcomb, Inc, has gone to Phoenix and other points in Arizona, on business connected with the big local firm, with which he has been connected a number of years.
 Work is being pushed on the Tucson -Nogales section of the state highway, according to State Engineer Lamar Cobb, who was here this week several days, for the purpose of personally in specting the work
 Judge O. J. Baughn of Pinal county, has been here all week hearing the H. w. Kelsey cleo tion contest, which will be con- cluded today. Up to the hour of going to press, MT. Kelsey was still one vote behind Coun- cilman Edwards.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1916-03-18
RATE INCREASES FOR WEST
Interstate Commerce Commission Ap-
proves Application of Western
Railroads for Higher Tariffs.

Washington, March 1O.-ProposaIs
of Western railroads to increase from
10000 to 10000 pounds the minimum
carload weight on grain products and
from 10000 to $4,000 the minimum
weight on wheat and rye were ap-
proved as justified yesterday by the
interstate commerce commission.
The commission also justified in
creased rates on bituminous coal from
Illinois mines and other points to
points west of the Mississippi.
Proposed increases on broOmcorn
from Kansas and Oklahoma points to
points in Colorado and New Mexico
were found not justified, and increases
on wheat and corn between points in
Arkansas on the st. Louis & San Fran
cisco railway to Memphis were ap-
proved.
The commission made no estimate
of the effect the decision would have
on revenue.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1916-03-18
The PRESIDENT is SATISFIED
by Vote of 276 to 142 After
Sensational Debate.

Washington, March S-President
Wilson today completely and decisive
ly won his long and sensational fight
to compel Congress to acknowledge
that it stands behind him in the sub
marine negotiations with Germany
To the raIlying cries of stand by
the President and lis it Lansing and
Wilson, or Won Bernstorff and the kai-
ser?" a big Democratic majority and
nearly half of the Republicans in the
House, rolled up overwhelming votes
against the movement to warn Ameri-
cans OF the armed ships of the Euro
pean belligerents.
The celebrated McLemore resolution
around which the anti-administration
forces conferred their fight, was tabled
in other words, killed-just as was
the Gore resolution for a similar pur-
pose in the Senate last week.
From the very outset of the fight to-
day the Presidents supporters, with
out regard to party, swept over the op-
position. On the first vote, which was
a parliamentary proposition to prevent
opening the McLemore resolution to
amendment and unlimited debate, the
administration forces carried the day
256 to 160. On that, 1872 Democrats,
SO Republicans and one Progressive
voted to support the administration.
Twenty-one Democrats, 132 Republi-
cans, five PrOgressives. one Independ-
ent and Representative London, the
lone Socialist of the House, voted
against it.
This was the crucial vote of the
fight, the one point on which admins
tratiOn leaders were uncertain. With
victory in hand they moved on to the
next proposition, the adoption of spe-
cial rule for four hours discussion of
the McLemore resolution. Again they
carried the day, this time 271 to 13S,
and then pushed their victory to con-
clusion by tabling the McLemore reso-
luton, 276 to 142