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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-07-13

to stand in pan containing boiling
water while the coffee is drawing;
then pour of and mix with II half a
cup of sugar and one cup of cream;
when cold put 1t into the freezer
and freeze it a semi-frozen state:
then pile 1t up In tall glasses and
garnish the top with whipped cream.
Serve with any sweet waters.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-07-13
POOR DOGGIE.

POOR DOGGlE.
"She had a dog with soulful eyes
That was her pet, her 10Y. her prize
She bot him specs, to SEQ, think.
His soulful eyes were on the blink.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-07-13

To-morroW-Fish in Scallop Shells.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-04
NEW TRIAL is ALLOWED
BY COURT OF APPEAL
Grnnts Writ of Error Ia Cane OF T., I,
Victor d Co., Against Standard
Paint Company.

The Supreme Court Of Appeals will
review the case OF T.. n Victor G. Co
against the Standard Paint CompanyI
in which the plaintiff was given a judg
ment for {l.flI.5o in the Circuit Court
OF Richmond OH November 10. 1918
The Standard Paint Company appealed
from his Judgment and was yesterda d
awarded Il writ of error and superI
sed"aS. Bond was fixed at $4,000
In this action T. X Victor & CO
of Richmond. sued the paint corn
pany, foreign corporation for dam
ages suffered by II by reason of u,-
legged defective roofing supplied by tn,
defendant. 1t was claimed by the plain
I'M that the roofing purchased in 100,
l"oN and 100" and applied To his ware
houses III south Richmond, has de.
N"iopcd leaks ana other defects al
though II was guaranteed against
leakage for ten years
III Is appea! from the judE,nen, of
inc lower court, the Standard Paint
Company alleged that the cour, erred
~ certain of its Instructions The pc
ul'oh charges also that the ulaintifr
allowed plates, raftcrs and shcathinp
I" 10" put on his warehouses which,
were OF inferior size and character
ana IN - green and unseasoned stat,
ana ihat these materials and NOT ,ic
iccts In the roofing, were chiefly 20.
, sp"nsib!e Tor the leakage
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-04
TAKING POLL ON STATION
broadway National Hnu. sends Out
Post Cards tn Representative
business Men

The Broadway National Bank. Fiji
tcenth and Main Streets. sent out yes.
'crdar postal cards To leading bust
ness mcn and commercial houses ask
ing them for All expression as to their
preferences on the location of the pro-
posed new union station. asking which
of the two SitcS--l'iiteenth and Main
streets or Rosencath Road and the
Belt Line Railroad-thcy approve Ac-
c"'npanying In" card is a letter in
which Is stated that the location OF
the new station means much to every
section Of the city. and that mistake
should not hc made.
Commercial mon in the lower section
or the city are strongly opposing the
erection Of 'hr new union station in
the far West End, the Travellers Pro-
i"cilve Association having gou" on
record saturday might as approving the
Fifteenth and Main Streets site The
Broadway National Bank will announce
the results of It's balloting in a few
days. as soon as the cards arc re-
turned.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-04
BAR COMMITTEES
President EEElcstOn Auu0unrcS tp-
p0intmcntn to Iiandlc Affairs of
Richmond Association.

President John :. Eg::lcston, 81 The
Richmond Ear Association, Yesterday
the following committee ap-
pointmcnts for the coming year
Executive committee, for a term Of
three years, John VI Guy; committee
ON admissions. for q term Of three
wears. llunSdon Cary. Il r.. Pcyton. Jr.
aud g. e. Garland; committee on ;sricv-
anccs, for - term OF one year. John
Iickrcl. Samuel y. Anderson, Daniel
';riunan. Robert f.. scott and Hcury
Taylor. In. committee on amendment
"f the law, for term of one year
George bryan, l. II. G. tahcll John
Randolph Tucker Joseph g. Taylor and
Robcr, ". Tailey; judiciary committee
for term of one year John l.. Minor
Preston Cooke, &. Carlton jackson. j.
Jordan I.cakc and Leon NJ Nelson
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-04
NEGROES WILL CONTEST
SEATING OF Mr.. BRADY
tOiored Republicans of Third District
Elect Delegate To Chicago
Convention.

Colored Republicans OF III" Third
Congressional District. assembled in
convention at the True ReformcrS IAN
yesterday afternoon, elected Or. ID. y.
Ferguson. If Richmond. delegate 10
til" Republican National Convention at
Chicago in June 10 contest the seat ing
Of Joseph +. Brady. elected as The
Third Districts delegate at the lily
white convention. The split between
til" White and colorcd members Of the
party throughout the district 10 com
plctc and there is no doubt hut that
the light Viii be carried to the door
of IN" Chicago convention.
The negroes elected Noah r. Brown,
of New Kent. as alternate to Or. Fer
SuSon Dir. James T., Jackson. was.
nominated as cieCtor. The nomination
Of II caudiGat" Tor Congress was no..
gone into.
pr X r. Jones called the co!orcd
MAS chosen as temporary chairman.
and resolutions were collaborating. sew
.ral speakers wer. hcaro. and each
EXPRESSED The conviction that MI
Brady would not h. seated q; chi
carO.
'i'iIr negroes contend that they were
denied admission 10 tn" iiiy-whi.c con-
y"rtiOu. Members Of the white party
said that they had such e largely at
tended meeting that when The 20! .
or"d Republicans arrived the police e
men ana nrcn,cu denied them aduiS-
sion To the hail as public sa!ct =
pr"cautiOn for fear that too much
weight on the floor would dana-c the
building.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-04
BEGIN SURVEY
Preliminary. Work on Manhattan. TOano
aud NOrfoik RniIrun,l started
in New Kent.

Francis II. Spragi,c, vice president
Of the Manhattan, r"ano and Norfolk
railroad. which MAS chartered last
week, passed through kichmund Yes
tcrday and WAS Joined here by M.sSrs.
Savillc and Claiborne, civil engineers.
The party LETT the city in IN" morning
by automobile FOR EITham$Vill", New
Kent County, where they Will put IL
fore" Of surveyors !" work to lay out
the proposed line tor - distance Of
twelve miles bctwcer Manhattan and
Toano. la the meantime Vice Prcsi-
dent SprarUc Will Ice looking after
rights OF way through New Kent
II is the purpose of the company 20
build this first section Of twelve miles
from Manhattan, which is q town on
thc Pamunkcy River. opposite West
Point. and is really = part Of West
Point. 10 Toano in as short time as
possible. and then the business OF con
tinuinG tho line down the York River
L" a point ou the Chesapeake BAY will
hc taken up When road reaches
roano Il VIII he in direct commuuica-
uon with Richmond via the Chcsapeak @
and ONO Railway.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-04
COAL DUMPINGS
lhrsnu-nke aud Ohio halfway Reports
Hccord- breaking Shipments
for Export.

The Chesapeake ana Ohio Railway
during tn" month Of March loaded
",i9i.:ao tons OF coal and coke at all
points on it's line, according 10 figures
made public yesterday q; the general
Offices in this city. surprising all prev
ious records. Previous 20 last month
the record had been broken in Jan
nary. when 2,ijl,,3n tons were loaded.
showing an increase Of i2.520 tons for
The month % March. while for the same
month of last year there WAS loaded
.62i.3n tons, making 4 gain Of SG9,?ia
tons over the same month OF a year
agO
The road dumped q total ~ 271,G.S
TONS of coal over The piers AT Newport
News IN March. as compared with 3ij.
,aS tons for the same month of last
year. an Increase of l.SSu tons.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-04
State Gives More
for Red Cross Seals
Contributions This Year Jump
From So, 800 10 $1,000 10 Aid
tuberculosis Fight.

Final reports have just been made by
the Virginia AntituhcrculoSiS ASSocia
ton of the annual Red Cross seal sale.
which shows that the sale jumped this
year from S3,>un 10 over $4,000. The
Red Cross seals are sold throughout
tn" state under the auspices OF the
Virginia associations. ana til" proceeds
Of the sale are divided between the
localities and the central orraniza ton
heretofore, with sal" of only $4,000
year. the work accompli shed has been
small IN comparison 10 the need. since
the state has at least 10000 conSump-
tiv-s. for whom only 80 hcds ar" pro
Iidcd.
This year more money has been lief;
ia the localities for r,luca!ionul work
ia the homes than has heretofore been
Sp"n; in the State. In Sttuntom the
salary Of Il nurse has been paid Tor
over three months; in Richmond a Red
cross seal nurse viii hc employed, ana
funds HAY" been set aside for INDECENT
cases at the state Sanaturiuu. in l;"a-
work. in Petersburg to the Visiting
"urs,. The funds for such purposes
viii approximate $:.Ia". distributed
widely throughout the state.
Miss Agnes -. Randolph. executive
secretary of the association. stated
last uirat that she had never doubted
that thIS work would grow in this way
AS soon as NitEiniaus r"aliz" the cX-
tent of the probl"m and the necessity
of funds for the work, 81" will HAY"
all the money we need. she said. We
nr" only bcvinuiug to work out the
problem The Red cross seal teaches
that We think we can prevent the dis
ease. Its Increased sale means that
more Nirginians believe uS.
Tie negroes cO-npcra;cd With the
Antitubcrculosis Association this Year
in the sale OF the seals. ana AZ Least
$500 will be lett with their chi"t or
raniZation for I'll" educational work
ia the race.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-04
STREET CAR COMPANY
SUES c. & O. RAILWAY
Claims Value of strip Of Land Hrtwrrn
,'nmc> River and Utd
tuunl.

Suit for sio.onc damages was IN.
stttutcd Yesterday in the CRY Circuit
Court 10y the Virginia Railway and
Power Company against thc ChcSa-
poalc and ohio Railway Company. The
suit Is for tho recovery OF a certain
tract of land, formerly In IIenvico
County, bU; now In tho city, lying he
tween the James River and the James
River ana kanawha Canal. comprising
loss acres. II is rcci;eh In tho de.
Claration that on November 80, lS?3.
tho lichmond Railway aud Electric
Company became possessed of the tract
in fee simple absolute and that by n
deed ot trust from George T.. Fisher
trustee, til" property was conveyed
from the Richmond Railway and Elcc-
trio Company 20 rhc Richmond Pas
NonEcr and Power Company. After tho
default of the latter company tho tract
came into the possession Of tho Nir-
ginia Railway and Power Company. It
l. alleged. on June 30 1909. II Is
charged that tho Chesapeake and Ohio
RAILWAY Company took possession Of
= portion az the tract on MAY :. lan2
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-04
CASARI INDICTED
Charged by Hcnrico GRIND Jur! With
the Murder of rio
NOp.

Louis 'asari was indicted Yesterday
hr The grand jury in tho Iicnrico Cir
cult Court charged with the murder
or rio foP. with whom he was board
ing, who was Shot to death Al his home
ON thc Nine Mile Road In lIcurico
county. Just beyond tho city limits.
amour TWO months ago: CaSari when
given Il ircilminary heating in the
MaGiStratC'S Court pleaded sclf-defcnsc.
claiming cha, ha had shot YOp after
the latter had hroEcil into his room ana
attacked him. Judge -. Carter scott
st Nprll ] rs the date for tho trial
Other indictments returned NCstcr-
day hH tn" grand iuIS were Lawrence
Harry and Joseph Evans, houschrcal-
irg Eddie Eurtnn. seduction: lanes
burtou hous.i,r-nkiiIg: Ernest Mallory,
h"uschreallrne John Thomas, fclouious
assault: Edo Wright. hnuschrcalliu.,.
Percy raddy. h"usrhrrakinr Major
Dickinson. hpuSchucak,nG: Harold
ii"im." fcl"ni"us assault. aud Eddie
Mon edith. charged with nonsuprnrt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-04
NECESSARY TO PREPARE
FOR END OF Hit. WAR

Although no one can say when ;hc
EUropcan war will end" tn" letter
states, there are peace rumors III the
air, ana undoubtcdly these rumors will
continue and grow until peace finally
comes about. Whether 'ur not ". are
20 have peace IN the near future. IL
behooves the American business man
TO begin making plans now in order
that he may know exactly wha; he i
going TO do when hostilitics cease. the
end of the war viii witness q "onsid
cradle outflow OF gold an influx ~
immigrants. decline In exports 10
some countries. AN increase in exports
TO others. and altogether the changed
conditions will considerably alter the
commercial situation. both in tho mat
ter of our foreign trade and in our
home transactions
Sounding "a warning. the letter i'll
conclusion says: Tine business man
who gets ready for the end OF the war
now will he sure TO be ready for peace
when it comes. and will have hc-
cidcd advantage over his neichbor. II
is only the uninfornicd who viii he
panic stricken when the war is ended
ana the natural REIMBURSEMENT Of BUSH
ness begins
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-04

Lieutenant T. f. Warner McCah.,
we'll known in this city. is seeing ac-
tive service in MEXICO as an officer ~
the forces under command % General
Pcrshine. charged with the duty OF
capturing the bandit Villa. lie ~ act
ing captain OF IA. Fifth Cavalry.
lieutenant MCCabc is 4 son OF COL
oi.! W. Gordon McCabe. who played
distins uishcd part ia the War BE
tween the states. and is one Of the
hcst-known men OF letters in the c0un-
try.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-04
.L|PHART IS INDICTED
ON CHARGE OF FRAUD
Dealer in Structural Steel Indicted
by Grand Jury i'm Fed
crul Court.
OTHER INDICTMENTS RETURNED
{. G. Colsan Charged With Having
Morphine in His Possession, i'm
Violation of Harrison AntinnIcotiC
Act-Mail t0bberies Charged.

I. NJ Lphart. former president Of
the Richmond Structural Steel Com
pany. and more recently head Of an
organization dealing in structural steel
ornamental and miscellaneous building
supplies, was yesterday indicted by the
grand jury of the United States Dis
trict Court for using the mails to de
! fraud. No arrest has yet been made
Government officers were not sure yes
,crday whether Liphart is still in the
city.
The indictment returned against Lip
hart was the outcome OF AN inNcsii;:a-
ton instituted by post-oilce inspectors
following Il complaint by Dietrich
Brothers, OF Baltimore. dealers in ma
tcrial used by i.iphart in his steel and
ornamental supply business The al
legged ufcnsc OF The Richmond man
dates back 10 April u. 1919.
On organizing his company. which
was not at that time Incorporated.
liphart placed an order with the Balti-
more firm. y statement Of his iinan-
ciai standing was at once requested
ny those With whom he souGh, TO deal
aud Liphart as promptly gave the de-
sired Information. lie said in - letter
20 the firm that he WAS worth. III and
out OF business something like S50.0o0
/ or $4,000, and carried life insurance
, policy for $4,000 There were no out
standing debts he said. against tho
company, and all bills would lie set
tied promptly ~ the stipulated time
CHARGE THAT SETTLEMENT
WAS NEVER MADE
Presumably. the statement was salts
factory. and the baltimore firm shipped
The goods. settlement. they say. was.
charged that Lphart was not fnan-
cially responsible. as he had represented
himself: that II. was not :, legitimate
dealer in structural steel and orna-
mental iron. that he did not intend
To pay for the goods promptly when
he bought them. and that he appro-
I pra,cd the proceeds Of their sale 10
: his own use.
: other indictments returned ycsterda
were:
&. G. C'o,san, for having in his possess
/ sion sixty grains Of morphine, In vio-
lation OF the Harrison antinarcotic act.
George Cobhs. Doc .Ietfress, alias Doc
Terrell and James Walker. for steal
iu- letters from rural frcc-delivery
mail boz near Prospect. There are
three counts
Ucnry x. BRYANT. for stealing - parcel
post package from the mail At Rich
noud.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-04
Use OF Armory Rcfu,rd.

Major j. Fnimcr Bright Yesterday In
formed the Administrative Board that
First Regiment Armory for :, Trade and
he could not permit the use OF tho
labor bazaar 90 be given by the Cen
trail Trades and Labor Council some
time in May This information was
conveyed TO Il, I. Eowdcn. chairman,
and Howard 7 Colvin. secretary. Of
the Labor Forward COMMITTEES.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-04

The Board Of Police commissioners
last night confirmed the election of the
man whose record was being invcsti-
gated, and ordered that he qualify for
work this morning. They elected II
T.. Berry. Of 90 Denny street To the
force IN the place of H. l.. Ragland.
who resigned before doing Il single
tour Of duty The hoard adjourned
without trans;lctiuc other business.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-04
Judge Burns Desisnntcd.

Judge William T.. i:urns. OF Russell
County, was designated by Governor
Stuart yesterday TO hold court in Wash
inEton County OF April 10. - and 10
In place OF Judge Preston w. Camp
bell, for the trial Of cases over which
Judge Campbell has certified il would
he improper for Him To preside.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-04
4. ,Iucttni.t h> 1r,d

J. Is. Kelley. candidate for ;hr Com
mon Council from jefferson Ward. in
to-days primary. whose occuuatioT
has been given as a bo.lcrmakcr, savs
ne IL q nachinis;. with home At 2i2g
Cowardin street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-04
Chambers Acquitted.

The case against w. ~ Chambers
charged with stealing sl265c from ~
stern. was dismissed IN the Police
Court yesterday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-04
BANK CI.EARINt:S SHOW
\ IEtI.THl lNCHEt ST.

I'll" letter relates tina; the bank
cl"arinSs at lG2 principal! cities in tn.
United States during the month OF
February tutalcd SlS.000.oO0. 1000, com
pared with ST. 600. 000. 900 for the Same
month of last year. AN actual increase
of ~ per cent. ClearingE during the
month we're greater at all but fourteen
OF the l62 cities. and in several cases
new records for the monthly clcarinEs
were established.
Dividend and interest disbursements
FOR March viii total Slii,G0o.o0o. as
against sllS.0no. 200 for tn. same month
a year AGO. with the increases being
there will he s2Or.O"o. 600 lisbursed in
pared with SlS1.On0 600 last April. Nj
mcrouS initial dividends swell the total
this month, industrial companies being
largely responsible for the heavy IN
crease. Now and larg. corporations
formed during February have au-
thorizcd capital Of S+@!.0"",0oo. COM
pared with S92nonuuo for III" same
month last year which was also larger
than any other recent months.
Business failures in IA" uitcd states
in February numbered 1853. with liza
bilitics of $4,000, 600. compared with
".07l during the same month last wear,
with liabilities OF S2". 100000 Building
operations at lnl principal cities
showed an actual gain Of slightly moro
than II per cent. whilc improved busi-
ness conditions are also rejected in the
number OF idle freight cars on the
IL nF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-04
ADVERSE CONDITIONS
CAN'T SHAKE BUSINESS
Moderate Reverscs Have No Effect
Says Trade Report OF Ameri-
can National Bank.
LOOKING FOR 40 sETBACE
Mexican Conflict Not Expected to
Have Any Serious Effcct-Time to
Prepare for Changed Commerce
Relations After End OF War.

The present period OF prosperity is
so well grounded that moderate add
verse conditions will not be able to
shake il 10 any appreciablc extent"
says the American National Bank in
its general letter on trade conditions
and a business forecast for the month
Of April which was made public yes
icrday. Continuing. the letter says:
IT develops into ~ considerable con-
niCt between this country ana various
Mexican prctendcrS. is not likely to
give business generally any serious sct-
back.
1T is quite likely tina, we hnv"
reached the apex. AND that some decline
from present business levels may br cN-
pc"t"d Such decline would really
lie in the interest of general pros
pcrity. and ii would steady conditions
and icnHthcn the period Of prosperity.
y lower average level %! stock prices,
some decline in the total of CONNER
Cial transactions. resulting in de
creased demand for cars. and some
falling off in the average Of commodity
prices may reasonably -" expected.
This does not mean that Soiuc stocks
may not go higher. some businesses
may not grow larger. and some com
moditcs sell AZ - higher price than az
these Indicate - decline hctwccn the
present time and tn" end OF the year.
the decline in these various divisions Of
business apparently to come about in
the order in which they are named.
The Raymer enterprise., 1916-08-24
TO VOTE ON INDIES SALE
DANES TO RATlFY TRANSFER
AFTER HOLDING ELECTION.
Premier Table Proposes designations
and Formation of New Cabinet
Representing All Parties.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Copenhagen-The landsthing, the
upper house Of the Danish parlia
ment, met as committee OF the
whole to consider the treaty providing
for the sale Of the Danish West In
dies to the United States. Forty
seven of the sixty-one members placed
thmselves in favor Of the order of the
day, stating that the sale cannot be
settled before elections for both
houses Of parliament have been held
Five members of the landsthing were
absent from the meeting.
The situation has been further com
plicated by proposal from Premier
Zahle that the government resign
and help in the formation of cabi
net representing the various parties
This proposal, II carried out, would
avoid the holding of elections as ad
yocated by the conservatives and the
left.
The Raymer enterprise., 1916-08-24
FuNsroNs RECOMMENDATION.
Prss!tsst Prepared to Recall Troop,
Stationed Along the Border.


Washington. = A recommendation
from Maj. Gen. Funston that the
American troops be withdrawn from
Mexico was contained in recent re.
pert on the military situation made at
the request Of the War Department.
and designed for use Of the joint com.
mission which will discuss border
problems.
State Department officials do not
attempt to disguise their regret over
p emature publication Of Gen. Funs.
toms conclusions but they indicated
that It would not cause any alteration
in plans. Officials realize, 1t is under.
stood, that the most pressing matter
for discussion by the commission,
from the Mexican viewpoint, will be
the question Of withdrawal Of Gen.
Pershing's expeditionary force.
In order to furnish the American
commissioners with full information,
Gen. Funston was asked to express
his Views on the military aspects OF
the expedition. There is every indi-
cation that the commissioners, and
later the administration, we're expect.
ed to abide by the recommendations
CT the chief military adviser on Dor.
der matters.