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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-15
Gin oculihcr Sag.
Gcntidc &ird;engcmcinocn mcnocn
lid! M Die WcmcinocmitalicScr
ii; MMfrnfcn Nn1 Siilfc.

Ter gcitri5c Gag Nor elll Sellt'aitr
Soa. llid]t nllr io.ucit bic sclegran'
me Ser Ilieciirtm Grsi'c III @etradlt
fanlen, iMllsul mud lit Gc5ug altf
Sic BON Ser Steltben Weicaidaft mo
ocm @iiracrfcmitc alrfaebrad:tel1
Iol1ns. Sir Bic in Sihirien frlcgs=
acfalt3csNl INTO interrirtcl Iellt=
ld1cn lun0 GGtcrrcider ionic llllgarn
I'M gallscn ilber 100000 Mann
licien ON geltrigM Gage S112.60
ctn.
0ie Scsllorger ser Aeltid)en Sir
cjcn poll Davenport babelt wabreno
=ocs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. onl
Sonntag bon Der &ansel bera6 Mllf=
uafe lnn ltnteritii1ntnq fiir oclr
&iilisfUlos ser iibiriidjen &rieasgc=
fanaellcll nerleicn. Gus Melllltat Die
lcr edit d)riitlid)en @etf1tigllng lpar
glcidl arn critcll Gage eill iebr %crfrcll=
lidjcs.
Naitnr Oscar $. @or1 bat geiterll
eil,en Grief al 'bic StGlhc1 @eiefl=
ldlaft BON Ganenport gciallot, oell
mir i'll oHltldcr llcbcrieblulg brillgel.
Gr lalltct:
sln bic Stsllbcll @eienidaft,
Davenport, Soma.
Ginliegcllo ilbcriclloc id1 sSbllen ei=
l1cl1 0nufjd,prf s1t,11 Gptrnnp nn1
$36,60. Iies iii sic @eloilmlle
msldje bis sur ac9cmpartigcn .3eit
mir Don .N.iitglie0ern meiller @e=
mcilroe sur Siilfc Ser arlllcll, leioen=
Den &ricgsgcfangencn iill Doen Sibi=
ricn acgeten lporocn tit. Gle belize
9enoc giite gibt bic 9larlen Der Sc
Der. Sic meroer oaralts crielcll, oab
pier @itt1pcn ibr Sderflein gegebc1
habelt, lGpie adt Irul1leiu, ole CT
mcrbtbatigc iltllge MaoGell, baben
ibrcll 9lnt5eil beigetragclt. Iies lit
~tlatIadllid crfreulih nllo Seigt oen
ma6ren dlriItliden @eilb ser beltrebt
lit, Ben @eoilrftigen 5t helfelt. Sd
ba6e @rlllloe SIT Der Nniidt, BOB lloh
lpeitcre Ga6cl Don iold1elt, Die &C.
tern fei1 g~aargelO bel iidl battel1,
gen1ad)t meroelt.
Sd foffc, bob Sic 2ie6estbdtigfeit
fortgclebt miro.
Ser @err n1oae Sic in S6rem l1lt=
erlniiolidlcn geltrebel1 iegl1en.
Sodndtcllo lno NIT oen beitel1
@iinidcn
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-15
Observation-Disclosures acgcu &rplull.

@or Midter @rn. 6heopbilus Eat
eciterlt Morgcl1 i'm Septf Gol1ntn 81
1triftsgcrid)t bic Gerbanolltllg geael1
Sbern1au grom1 megell MSorocs I'M
crlten Grade i%tattgeflrroel1. Ser
5uolfiabrige Sobll toes slngcfloaten
erflarte geiterl1 %9eadynittag altf benr
3cl1genitano, leilt @atcr babe Dor ser
Sdieberei perilldt, cine sh1siobnltng
NIT ieiner Tralt 5llmegc SIT b%rinacll.
Ils linn oies miblllngen lei, babe ct
gelpeirt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-15
9euti9es sbeater.

uMllen Menid)el1 redyt getbal1, lit
cine &l1rlt, Sic nienla1lo fa1n1": bic
fen Sprl,h mod)tcn mir lnlerer 8e=
ipredru1g iibcr sic @enefi5porltequng
Don 1rallleill Martba @antberg uno
Serrn gsfar @offmam porausi6i=
den. @ir peitebe1, DOB mir 5u ser
Min6erbeit ~ocrjcnigen geborell, bc-
men Das 5tiid al1 ltllo fir iid) midt
5lrgejagt bat, uno miaire es nibt me-
aen Ser GeIangseiltlage1t uWlabel
flein, Mdbel fein" aus bent @rafen
bon 2~urenlbltrg I'M erlten slft, ben
Jriiifbl lrinllnen bot StraltB ullO.
uWtp @ero~ aus Oem uGbocolate
SolDier" lllgD Dent @al5er y2ippe1.
idmeigeL e fliiitern .@eigen: sob.
mild lie6" qlts Ser 9uitigen @itttpe
I'M 5meiten ltrb britten Mfte lptpie
Ser p~or5iigliden I~arltealtng, 10 Mir
.oe Sic Mebrbeit 0es 9ltbliflt1ls ei1r
nlloeres llrtbeil iiber bic inns porge=
Ieste fran5oliide 9oiie in oel1tlder
&le1Oltllg fGllelt, OILS Dies Danf Der
fiirlorglidpll Nade nno Mitbiilfe
0es Gegiiie1lrs <rt @orib Der Salt
lit. Ser llllteridieo 5piid]en ei1teln
Sdipallf l111o elmer Gllrlesfe apie
altf Sem G6eater5cttel 51 lelen mar
lit Der, Dab bic @ltrlcsfe nod al=
berlle llno lln1oglidJere 9ermitflull=
gen ~inl5enirt als Elm Sdpm1f ODER
eil1e YoIie.
8ir geben Ser I6eaterleitltllg Sen
.aufridtigen Matb, etlpas n1ebr sGb=
med)lelllng in 0em Spielplar1 palten
an lollen, Denn nidts dpirft labnlen-
Der allf Sen 8elud) eil1es Spiel6auies
ais Nial1gel on slbmed5lelll1g, ltllo
bic groBe &unlt, Dos Sl1tereI1e nnO
oie CUNT bes beutldet 1beoterpllbli=
fnms le6enOig SIT er6altel1, liegt in
Ser rid]tigen, proportioneIlen M=
fdjablrng ser leidten Ml,ie gum
|Sbaulpiel 1n6 0rat11a.
gs lit apdbr, DOB Bic ~il6ermaltigen=
De Mebrbeit bes oelltlden IDeater-
pll6lifltn1s leidte @aare bepor5l1gt
'uber mir balten es nid)t mir fir cine
Tflidt, lollDerl1 fir Elm Nripileg oes
oeutiden G6eaters, SEN @eldn1acl
oes oll9enleinen Gl6lifltms 1tllfe1l.
meile gu bebsit. Nad)oem in sen let.
ten Morateft NIT al1einiacr W1lsl1ab:
lime Ser sdnlllpiele nGas 6oritballs"
Sic slnlta-2iie" u1o u%Soban1isfel,
Ter" elm SdJtpa11f 0en anoeren I'M
eine Goiie 0ie a1toere gejagt hut, Oiir
itet bas 9l,blifunr llodJ etipas @ebie
generent, nod einen1 Stiife, oeIlel
Sa1olung es nidt bereits ont 1lad)
|lten Sag bergeiiel1 fat, fpie es mi
frmn5oiiiden Noilen bonn Shlage Be
ul1lricre SonnubenOe" bltdItabltd
1pabr lit.
ullniere .SonnabenOe" mill nnter
balten 11no NIGHTS meiter. l1no oaj
oieie llnterbaltl1ng trob Ser 5llpeile,
idliipfrigen Stellen polallf gelunge1
lift, Oafiir babelt mir in eriter 2ini
Den 9enefi5ianten, 6rallein Marth'
@anbbcrg nnb Serrn Ssfar @ofl
mann, 5u oanfel1. Sir eillen aiinlt
ler, Der es NIT ieit1em geruie ernj
fninmnt, ipie Dies bei 6eiOen ge1efi
5iarten Ser Jaa, nnB Oie gerforpe
rung gerpiiier &ollen eil,ert barte
|aanlpf foiten. Nlberlte &olen mirfe
5mar al1regea,D allf Die 9admltsfel
Ser @aaerie,1 1lidt aber auf 0en SCI
|len5uitanb 6es &iinltlers.
Die 9enefi5iante1l, Oie bon eiter
oreipiertel belebten Sallie itiirniit
bel ibreln Grideirleu beariiBt MN
ben erra1aell fir lire aelallalidle
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-15
stabt nnb Gou b.
9ieustag oen Is. Gcbrnar.
alsIm etaot=yt euigiciien.
gel @uitcn, Grfaltun9cl uip.
llnier @rllittbce, @ruitpaltillcn n1o
9ultenbolian. Miepc's NpotGcfe.

llnier 9rilittbce, @%ruitpaltilcn MnO
Suitenboliam. Micpc's NpotGrfe.
Scr rsn SEN Itaotlidcn ssilo-
niitcrn Irauf &laucr rol Scctt
Gplntn mo &atncr gurfc Ton M,ls=
ratins Goulltp lett lallgcrcr 3cit &c
llld)te Soc Galnlnf alias u'Slad Soc"
lit Grolid) in ciller @iltte III Ser Sd
be BON @llffalo oingiclt gcnlad)t nor
Den. Galnaf bat mod)elllang Ser
sSag0 uhgelcgcll, oblte i'm @clitc ciles
Sagoidcincs 5lt leia. Gr lpllroe &c
tern Worgel1 Don Nrieocnsridltcr
Gbit. Gallml sl elmer @cloItrafe Don
S25 lllo IN Die Soften Oes Gcrfab=
rclls ucrllrtbcilt. S6uofl Galnlaf bic
lStrafe bc5ublcn tall1, 500 CT Dor, tic
ab5ltiitell.
sSSll cillcn biciigel @oipital lit
all Solllltag 01orgcll Inn 5 llbr
@crr 9otrid &clleop, mcld1cr 3eit
lcincs 2ebens bier gGupbnt bot, &c
ltorbcn. Scr Gcrltorbcllc miro iiber=
lcbt bon flint @cidmiltern. Gie Be
~eroigung miro am Mittlpodl Morgen
alf Dem &olp 6anlilp 0rieolof ltatt
finocn.
@ailctt & Sollriaall, @oltlll=
id)ulc fiir 8dltnle, 3%ierltraltdJer lulO
2atoldmftsarbeitcn. Selepbon Iap.
5305=2. (gn5.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-15
Sabrcrinncm bci Scr Sberidleiiiden
G%trafcitbnttt.

Geit einigen gasen amtiren Srniten
ais Motprfubrerinnen Der 3iiae, bic
gen obcriAleiiIden S,toulfriebe3irf
Mtrdheilet. Sic Gcrtualtung fat Bic
Snbrcrinnen bilrdJ belo4oere 8ean,fe
'griiuolid altsbilbcn lailen ualb itelltc
fetne Siibrerin ein, Sic nicbt cine ltnI<
sfanenbc Yriifung iiber lire tebniiden
uno bc%tricbsbic1itlid Ell Gbliesenbeiten
beitaabcn bot. 10 bob bem Sllblifum
ISiderbeit geluabrleiltet lit.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-15
Sa1rcsucriammlnns Scr Scttcmbprf
Guup0un.

Sn Scr geltern a6sebaltenen Sab
rcsperlanmnlullg Der 9ettenoorf So.
lultroen oie folgeluoen 3ireftoren fir
toas lmtfenbe Sabr lpieoerermablt: :
s. IS. 8ettclloorf, 90. 8ettenoprf,
8. g. gelt, s. q. Sob l,lo 6. s..
gel1OiTel1.
Die 9ireftprenbeborbe miro lit bell
l1adite1r Sagell SIT cil1er 5isll1g sll=
lann1el1tretcll, I'M Die @abl Der 9e=
allten por51nebmen. I
@aben Sic Id)on 0lo Dsiiiio1t
9ier probirt? @leidh NIT Dem belte,l
importirten 8ier nn0) enpfoblem bon
Den 1oftoren. &od Sslaltb 8reming
Company. (Mn5.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-15
Cutting Glltb @plbins Company.

Gic Outing Glllb Soloilrg Cont
pallp, meld)e Oas Glllbgebalt0e Der
pad)tct, bat in Ser geiterl1 afgchal.
tcltcn Sabrcspcriommlltng Bic fol.
gclloel1 9eanltell erlndblt:
GraliOel1t: Iral1f @. M}l1eucr,,
GisepraiiOent: 9. 9. 2affertp;
sefrctar ur1o Sd)atsn1eilter: 81.
S. %. @atef.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-15
=. 6. 3~iunsoemcinoc.

Iaitor Gorl &olternlaml ppl, ser
nultidlllttrrildjc1 }iollsacnleinoc
bot cine 9iltc in Icillcm @elrlc tllr
Sic libirildcn &ricQsaeinlacncn out
Ncleat. Iir ~inl0ei1oen gcitra9c gin=
gen ocrticlbIt bis ictt eill:
Eaitor. Is. &pltcrnanl $500
Marie Soltcrnlonl 200
@Iiiatetb @olterllalm 800
Mlttb @oltcrmanm 800
Sri. s. :. 100
@citere Geitriac lperoen I'M @ei=
me nol1 Scrrn Barter Garl Softer
malm frcuoin clttacacnacnonuncll.
Sp,ua Iefprm.
3l1pnr bcrid)tct $500
1elltid)er &%ricgerpcrein $500
3ulnlumen . $4,000
Der Scmufrat.
,3l,nor bcrldltct 5000
@bas. arlcser, @od Sslaro $500
3lialnr1cn .$77.oo
@ei Iral1lcil @clcnc Seiffert lie
fen 5mei Scitrage mic iolat Gin:
1srall Sssobn @rllbm $1,000
Srar 9o1ilc Side 800
Nl1 gan5eu licfen fiir oel1 Io1los
Ser iibiriihcn &ricgsgefa1gcncn &C.
tern St12.6O ein, iooab ser Ipllos
iset anf S446.10 geltiegel1 tit.
&%ndJcnba5ar scr Snmcn ser :. :. 8.
Gas &pnlite Ser Ian1cnieftipn Ser
Davenport Sllrngem1einOe, meld)es oil
oieiem sonllabeno cil1ell <d)cnoer=
fallf in Dem 2pfal geo. 800 @elt 3.
|StraBe sum- 9elten ser iibirild)ell
&riegsgcfangener1 neranltaltct, lit
BON sSrall Moulpb Sceot, Ser 8priite=
rim oes &onlites, al,f bellte s(ben0
nm $50 ltbr SIT einer Siblttg ilt
Der Slrllbale einberl1fen moroct.
Il1ber allerlei &1td)elt, 4ies, Ser
liner Nfanrlfudlert, Spriberl, aller
Mrten 8rot meroen al1d) altoere Sc
genltal1oe sum @erfauf al1sliegelL ioa
sab ser @erfauf mrebr sen Gbarafter
eil1es 9a5ars inn fleinen Stile als
Den eineS <d]enperfaufes arl1cbmel1
miro.
2iebcsfpnos.
@6er iiber oem 6oros 5llnl 9elten
Der libirilden &riegsgefangenen miro
Der bonn @iirgerfomite al1fgebrad)te
2iebesfonbs fir oas 3eutlde 1,rD
Seiterreidiide @otbe &rel,5 nid)t
Dergellen. Sic oieiem Ionos ol1rd)
oie @eidaftsitelle 0ieier 3eitl1ng am
geitriget Gage ~5ugefiigte sllnlme be=
trdgt $127.46 nr1b peiit folgen0e
Tpiten auf:
gl1as. &rlleger, Mod Sslallo $500
Der 3emofrat 0~leinertrag Ser
ariegsbiloer) .$552.4 6
Ielltider &riegerpcreili $4,000
Ser 2iebesfn1os betragt iett meit
iiber $4,000. Ser 9ieinertrog aus
Ser @orfiibrl1ng ser &riegsbilber
1pare lt15rpeifel6aft ein beoelteno
ar0Berer gelporOen, 1pet11t mir in Ser
8ode, ut lpeld)er bic 8il0er ge5eigt
mltrOen, belieres @etter 1lrtb nid)t
anoalterm sdneegeIto6er 1rn0 3ero=
lDetter gebabt bitten.
@eitere @aben fit SEN @iilfsfonbs
Der ariegs9efaagel1ert nn0 Sltter1tir=
ten in 5ibiriet nebnlelt er1tgegen
Ser 9enofrat", Soma Mefprm"
Tran SilOa &c. Mottbep, Jral1lein
@elel,c Seifiert, Irmt Sranf IS.
0hteaer nno 5ralt s(rno 8. @eter-
len.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-15
Scfanntmndlmng.

llln ei1ellt in1nler laltter meroel1=
Den 8nnld)e Hcdnltng SIT trage11, Die
Oelltld)en Observation-Disclosures frii=
her beginner SIT laiien, 10 oaB oie
e%ntferntcr mobnenoell @ellld)er nid5t
mcbr 10 lpat nah @allle fommel1,
bat oas Iireftorillnl l1ltieres 3eut=
lfet I6catcrs beIdlo1ier1, BON ltad)=
item Som1tag ont nit Ben Gprlteal1r=
Gen Inn 7::45 "a Dor s l16r) 5l1 BE-
gla1en.
Or. Safer, 3abnor5t, gsbitafer
Building. (gn5.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-15
spsialiiiidc amnbscbung III Maitanb.

Snt Maldlloer TrobinSialratb cntz
Dot ullter lebbaftc1n 9eiiau ser @ct=
trcter ser io8ialiltiiden 9artei Set
aGpfcrn beg &rte9es, altcb alif iciten
IGcIfcrrei6 : llngarns, lcinem ifdnncr5~
liden @rllb uno briidte Sic Snffnung
aus, DOB Die tragilde stltnbe balb
ppriiber9cben 1nb Der 8eltfricbe einz
nerbe. Ser 8raiibent bcs Eroz
lpin5ialratbs ilbte bnr6 Ben 5intpeis
taltf elm eroBeres Stalien unb bauit
cine bDbcrc Civilization Sen ginbrltcf
bes Sricbclsrconer ab5uiGapa6en.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-13
WILL MAKE DEFINITE
DECISION AS TO TRAINS

White the matter has not yet been
definitely settled 1t Is very probable
that the trains from Richmond to
Hopewell will be continued after this
week,
Following numerous requests, the
Norfolk and Western and Atlantic
Coast Line Railway officials made up a
schedule. running three trains daily
from this city to the mushroom town.
The officials agreed to run the special
trains until January l6. which lie next
Sunday and If the travel justified II
they are TO be continued for an In
definite period
However. there has been no definite
decision up to this time, and whether
or not they will be run indefinitely Will
not be known until the officials get to-
gether the latter part of this week.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-13
To ORGANIZE NEW
BAPTIST CHURCH HERE
VIII BE Called the Lakewood baptist
And viii Have Hundred Charter
MemherA-

with an enthusiastic mem ship OF
approxinst sly one hundred. a new Bap-
fist Church 10 soon to be organized In
Richmond Announceuae have al
ready been sent to every Baptist
Church In, Richmond with requests to
send dele gates next Sunday afternoon
At 3 60 O'Clock to the new lakewood
Baptist Church. to aSeist In the organi-
cation
The church Will be formed under the
auspices OF the Baptist Council OF Rich
mond. of which Rev. c. Baker Aren-
dali Ia secretary. and who will take
charge Of the organization work. The
nsw church had It's beginning In the
svaxgelistac tent meeting held in the
vicinity OF lakewood some month ago
by Rev. Mr.. Ayres. the former secretary
of the Baptist Council of Richmond,
since which time large Sunday School
has been organized with Mr.. r A
Buchanan as it's superintendent.
The announcement of the proposed
formation of the new church has caus-
ed much interest among all tbs other
churches of the city. and 1t 10 expect
ed that a large crowd will De at the
meeting Sunday afternoon which will
be held as usual In the Nathaniel Ba-
con school auditorium. Thirty dfth and
o Streets.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-13

"a. 90 3,4.ser In the cold considerable
combustion Is required in the body to
maintain the animals temperature
THIS food which Is consumed Is there
fore not available for the production Of
milk.
IL COW Is in warm quarters she viii!
have this food supply available, and
consequently she VIII produce great
err amount Of butter fat. 1t Is also pos
sible to feed more economically in the
barn. and there Is less turmoil TO an
noy the animals when they are COM
fortably housed and in stalls than
when they are turned out at night.
The dairy cow can eat hay at leisure
and will not e required to expend en-
ergy IN self preservation, which energ
should be devoted to the production
milk
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-13

Conflicting reports from Mesopo-
tamia made II doubtful whether the
British had won a victory over the
Turks or the latter had been able TO
surround and threaten with death OF
capture General Townshend's 10000
men at kut ct Auara An earlier
statement concerning this campaign
said the British. after taking Ctesi-
phon, twenty miles below Bagdad. had
to fall back because OF the scarcity OF
water The British troops are largely
composed of Indian. Australian and
New Zealand contingents After land
ing az tht mouth OF the Euphrates and
taking Basra. they made this town
thsir base OF operations,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-13
|oDD FELLOWS At
H0PtWtll TO ORGAk|z|

Especial TO The Richmond Virgfnian'
Hopewell. Va. Jan. l2--Much ~
terest Is being manifested IN the pr
posed public meeting OF the ODD Fe
lows, to be held here next Saturd<
night at the Presbyterian Tabernacu
the purpose of which is TO secure AZ
plications to petition for new iodf|
OF the order to be Instituted here.
The meeting will be open to ~
public, and Judge Lawrence Perry.
the city court. will preside.
Special Deputy Grand Mast@
George 3. Jones, of FredericksburI
who is a member of Richmond Lodgl
No, 4. at Richmond. who is supervisir3
the work OF organization OF the ne
lodge. will address the meeting,
will other prominent members of II
order Mr. Jones is one Of the uess
known Odd Fellows of the Old d
minion, and IL the weather is fal
there will he no doubt be large al
tendance to hear Mr. Jones on til
origin, aims and objects of odd FeI
lowship.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-13
BUTTER FAT TESTS.

Seven Day Trials Too ShorA Period
20 Prove Cows Worth.
The average percentage OF butter fat
resulting from a. seven day test may
not give true indication as to the &C
tual production covering a long period
OF time The man who Is In the mar
ket for a herd sire from a 4 per cent
family desires to get a sire that will
Increase the butter fat test OF his herd
not for seven days only, but for the
year. It does not always follow that
the DOW that gives IA average test Of
4 per cent 1nr ssven days WIN test 4
per cent for tie year" This statement
was made recently by Professor o. E.
Reed of the Kansas Agricultural col.
leee after be bad been making some
studies Of sevaa day tests in the col
lege herd.
The average test Of one COW under
observation was AIS for q seven day
period. The average tast for the same
cow for year was but 3.42- Another
cow gave an average test Of ~ for
seven days. but her years average ties,
was 3. 10. These yearly tests were Off
cial records. Another COW that has re-
Gently completed a seven day test gave
milk showing an average Of Al pet
cent butter fat during this period.
During her two previous lactation pc,
'Tiods, however. her average test was
but 3.55 per cent.
1t Ia evident that too much emphasis
should not be placed on seven day but,
ter fat tests. Those covering the long
err periods Of time are fsr more depend
able in connection with improving the
production Of the herd.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-13
ATE WATERMELON
NEW YEARS DAY

Timber Ridge, W. Va. Jan. Ia
Mr.. F. ]. Gardeners family had water
melon feast in connection with their
New Years day dinner at their home
here The melon was raised on Mr..
Gardeners farm during the past sum-
mer and had been kept in storage un-
til the first day OF the new year. when
it was cut and served as desert. The
melon was in splendid condition, and
the only regret heard was that there
was no more.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-13
BEARS RETREAT IN
MARKET MANIPULATION
ysreak which Was Feared In Markea
Fails 10 Matoriaize and Rally
ArriTes Instead.
TREND. HOWEVER. NOT DEFINITE
stock Dealers Busy Figuring On
Which Way the Cat WIN Jump"
and Mhy--Rails and Standards
Firm.

New York, Jan. I2--Rally was
u,suifestiy In order in the stock
market today after the early trading
Showed . lack OF DqutdaunS pressure
~htch had been expected overnight ~
professional sQeruiaTors fer the decline
~ a result i movement 10 cover short
enctrztts ~as started which, IN the
@saprse~ Of TIE ua5. effected ialrly eS-
s@nsive. untb3n IRA The descriptions
which Rad los, most ground lately
r aere v-ss no increase Of dealings.
bat the session was rather animated
or the whole The close was strong
with only moderate rvcessions from
the best figures
Attne ouiset 81 the day there seem
&c 20 Pc d feeling that because Of the
vu, hecksA weakness displayed on
TUESDAY stock might be on the verge
81 q breaa tn that quarter Of the In
dustYial department where the techni'
Is position IA most impaired.
Prices were advanced easily on re
lntlve lfttie buying. and It was not I'M
til the las, hour that supply of Stooks
gain appeared 70 take advantage of
tie buying demand which had been
created The retreat OF beartsh specu-
lators was encouraged by circumstan-
.tfal reports about additional war con-
tracts. and by q rather aggressive d.
version In several Industrial special
tics. the most conspicuous OF which
vas the extensive rise promoted IN
sugar stocks In the war munition
shares rallies OF Ave points or more
frorn the carly low levels were made
before any renewed opposition was en-
ceHnteFed. Rails and the standard IN
austr.als displayed f1Tmncss but as
they had not been remarkably de-
pressed their gains were more limited
IL the upshot there was nothing in the
session which was of significance IN
aeaoting whether or not the market
sti1l had any definite trend. or what
the 6ircG1ion of 81 might be-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-13
TO ORGANIZE ALUMNI
CHAPTER OF THE d. X. f..

Graduate members of the Univer-
sity of Virginia from I'll over tie State
will gather at the Westmoreland Clut
next Thursday for the purpose of or
ganizing an alumni chapter OF Dekta
KeltA Epsilon Fraternity of the col
legs. The meeting will take the form
of q banquet and will be held al
$40 o'clock on the roof garden of the
club.
James Anderson Hawes, OF New
York, who is general fraternity sec
rotary. will be the chief speaker OF
the occasion and Governor Henry c.
Stuart, who is a member OF the D. &
E. Fraternity, is expected to be pres
ent and make an address.
Murray M. Mcguire. who Is grad
uate member of Eta Chapter, will act
as toastmaster and chairman Of the
meeting
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-13
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISION
MAR&K1f.


4Quotations by Miller a 90, Members
81 < 1a Il LaAeagos E&ess I'd of IFsde-i s,-a..
Chicago. Jan. 12.-Wheat opened
strong ana hl4s heE advancing N cents
ana then lost all OF the rise closing at
practically the same az the opening
prices with a net advance Of cent
for the day. The primary movsm snt
Is running heRvY
IsiveTpooI cables we're strong and
higher
Corn followed the lead OF wheat,
a6var ae carly and later reaeting.
PrIInars, receipts are considerably
H.. Ter ef wears movement.
oats quiet but steady and slightly
Blrber Receipts at Chicago 20s cars,
Primary receipts were LAST 900 against
\ ESQ coo last year.
The feature of the provision market
WAS the advance OF SIS points for May
lara notvTithstand3ng heavy receipts
OF hogs AT the yards. RIBS unchanged
with email dem and. Receipts 81 900
left over 7ydS.
m
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-13
DR.. LEVY PRESSES
HIS HEAL tn CAMPAIGN

The educational campaign which
was started Monday by Chief Health
Officer Levy in active cooperation
with DIR. Ennion G. Williams, State
Health Commissioner, against pneu-
monia and the grip. has been conlplet-
ed
All the public schools OF Richmond
and the suburbs have been visited by
DR. Levy and his corp OF physicians,
where talks on prevention OF these
prevailing diseases were given
DR.. Summers. DR.. Emmett. DR..
BOYLE and DR.. Cook assisted In this
work.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-13
SHELTER FOR COWS.
Logic of Keeping Dairy Animals In a
comforts bio Condition.

(omforxSbe CONDITION.
The dairy COW Is a finely adjusted.
complicated organism that is subject In
q considerah bic degree to external indu.
ences, says the Orange Judd Farmer
The greatest amount of butter fat Ia pro
duced when the cow In In comfortable
quarters and the body tissues are nor
mai These facts are present usually
during the opening >of the summer,
when the grass Is In good condition.
at that time the temperature IS JUS.
about right, and there Ii an absence of
fies and vermin. which tend TO ir71tate
the COW In conjunction with this the
grass Is most paiatable, all Of which
contribute toward content1nant In ths
dairy COW, and az a reward she pro
duceS d very large dow OF milk.
During the winter conditions are
usually the reverse, abd abnormal con.