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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-07-10
Filibuster By G. o F..
 May Delay Congress

Washington, July 19-Congress be- gan another week with slender pros poets of an early adjournment ahead Four of the army legislative measures remain to be put through.
 { The bills keeping members of Con- gress here when many are anxious to get away to participate in the po- litical campaign are the army and navy appropriation bills; the shipping bill and the administrators $197,- 900, 900 revenue measure.
 The revenue bill will be passed by the House late today. Republicans intend to fight the shipping bill with a filibuster. The Senate will take ur the navy bill this week when the agri- cultural bill is out of the way.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-07-10
WILL TREAT U-ROAT AS ANY MERCHANIMAN

Washington, July 10-Unless the big German submarine Deutschland, car ries torpedo tubes and torpedoes. it will have the status of peaceful merE chant vessel
 If the submarines carries torpedo tubes and ammunition for them, 1t will be much more difficult for Capt. Kairig and. German officials in this country to prove that such armament is intended for defense only.
 E Sin the absence of offensive arpa- 1inent the Deutschland will be treated exactly like any merchant vessel now entering and leaving American ports. All that is necessary in order to es- tablish the status of the big under water vessel as a commercial carrier is that it comes within the rules laid down for merchant ships generally. ! : Diplomatic. representatives of the Entente allies are waiting for the United States to determine the status of the boat before taking any action.
 Under the ruling of the State De- partment. merchant ships may enter and leave our ports freely carrying guns not larger than six-inch when mounted and intended for defense only. The Italian and French govern ments are now sending armed mer- chantmen regularly to American ports, but on assurance that the guns are mounted for defense only.
 The case of the Deutschland will be treated in a generous spirit. There will be no quibbling over unimportant details. From the outset of the war the Administration has declared that Germany and Austria were free to l~r <1,,r 4,, if they could take the goods away s
 New the Deutschland has arrived, apparently the first of fleet of morf- ster submarine commercial carriers, bringing a. commercial cargo to the United States and prepared to take another cargo back across the At lantic. as1a The only question to be determined is whether the Deutschland actually is Ia merchant submarine, as reported. This question will be disposed of when the. report of Collector of Customs Martin of Baltimore reaches the State Department following a thorough ex- animation of the submersible. { The fact that the Deutschland is a submarine will not enter into the equation, so long as there is no doubt as to it's. peaceful character. If ii shall develop that the submarine car ries naval crew. this fact would have some bearing on the decision of the State Department in fixing it's sta tus; but it appears from the press re- ports that the crew is composed of merchant sailors. They might even be naval reservists, as many British ves- sells are officered and manned by such seamen.
 In brief. the Deutschland will be treated exactly like any other vessel entering an American port and claim ing the status of a mechantman.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-07-10
HOSPITAL SHIP ]. IS TORPEDOEO:;
 SEVEN KILLED

Petrograd, July 10-The Russian hospital ship Vperiode. the sinking of which in'the Black Sea with the loss of seven lives was officially announced tonight, was proceeding without escort from Batoum to embark wounded soi- diers. The vperiode was of s5s tons and was constructed in 1898 with ac- commodations for 120 wounded.
 The official Russian statement said that the Vperiode was sunk by ..an enemy submarine without warning"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-07-10
BASEBALL POOLS TO
 BE ENDED BY POLICE

A crusade against gambling in the city will be instituted by Superintend- ent J. H. Redgate and the policemen have been warned to be on the look out for baseball pools and other gambling games,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-07-10
FIRE ON DANBURY FAIR GROUNDS DOES
 S25,OOO DAMAGE

Danbury,, July 10-The main exhi- bition hall and two adjoining build 'ings on the Danbury fair grounds were struck by lighting. set on fire and burned to the ground yesterday during a heavy thunderstorm. The loss is. estimated at over $25.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-07-10
HARRIS LODGE TO
 INSTALL OFFICERS

Installation of the recently elected officers of Samuel H. Harris lodge, L. O. O. F., will take place, with appro- priate ceremony. tonight. The offic- CTS elected are Frank Hunter, noble grand; pr. F. W. Mercy, vice grand; Herbert M. Booth, recording secretary; William Faubel, treasurer.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-07-10
THE PKErTIEsr FACE

and the most beautiful hands are of- ten disfigured by an unsightly wart + can easily be removed in a few days without pain by using Cyrus Wart Remover. For sale only at the Cyrus Pharmacy, AIS fairfield AvA
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-07-10
FIND STOLEN AUTO

An automobile stolen early yester- day morning from Cannon street, near Main street, was found last night on John street. It belonged to J. I. Tay- Tor of Stratford.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-07-10
VOYAGE NOTHING TO CAPTAIN;
 BIGGER SUBMARINES AT HOME

Norfolk, of German submarine Deutschland 1900 miles until practically a Deutschland which will ome demon- s that it is possible to of his good. ! We bring he is vii
 
  in be a Kairig 
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-07-10
GERMAN SUBMARINE, CARRYING
 BIG CARGO OF FREIGHT, HERE
 AFTER TRANSATLANTIC VOYAGE

First Undersea Merchantmen Arrives to Baltimore After Thrilling Voyage of 4,OOO Miles Load ed With Valuable Dyestuffs and Mail -Pur- sued By Allied Warships, Submersible Makes Escape By Diving Plans to Take Back Cargo of Rubber and Nickel.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-07-10

Toshio Shiratori, appointed attache of the Japanese Embassy at Wash ington and Takero Ishil, who is to be- come chancellor to the Japanese Com sul at New York arrived at Washing ton
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-07-10
Another Undersea Boat Now Way;
 More to to Follow on Reduar Schedule

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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-07-10
:, New Haven's New Piano Warerooms
 LORD & C., IFS Crown St.. New Haven, Conn.

a physical standpoint. that can be im- agined" A te sss
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-07-10

! Directions: Trace the faces of the war heroes
 in the above picture on this or a separate sheet of paper, or any other material, and number them l. g. B. etc. You must find at least of them To the 10 nearest correct artistic answers will be given absolutely free the ten prizes in the order named. Remember that neatness well as correctness is taken into consideration by the
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-07-10

Judge in making the awards Winners will be notified by mail
 All answers must be in hands before 6 D. m. Friday, July 14th 1916. Judges of this Con- test will be representative business men of New Haven and their decisions will be final. Only one answer from each family will be considered. Write your name and address plainly. Bring or mail all answers to f..f
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-05-03
SOliiiit plDblif) Don
Morbgitr befaaen.
Sotct uier Ecripnen nnb pertunnoet
pierscbn nnDere.

Sbangbon, 3. 0iai. Gin $50.
li5iit nancils Gbapei, Der nit ciner
6linte ploslidl BON Moromonie be-
fnaen murbe, beeann geitern 9lbeno
@oiianteu 5ll iogen II. alif lie 81 idie-
Bcn. Der Sdaltplas iciner Sdtiefeit
ipar Die S5e-Gbuan Strabe, Die iid,
innerholb Ger internotionolcn 9lniicb-
lung befinoet, aber bis auf fineiilnes
@ebiet fiibrt.
Ter Sollfpiitige totete cine illnae
Gbiuciin, einen d]ineiiihen YoIrbconl.
ten, einen portligieiiidleh Glerf rno
eincn iopaniineit adlfnronn, DGb.
reno or picr5ehn anbere, barimter
bier sSrauen, peripinocte. Ter Boli.
silt idloB alth nllf Charles @illiams
ocnDtdrid}oll oeS amerifaniihen Son.
ililats. fcblte Inn abcr, lno Die auael
trof cine Came. Die @i[liunls Al
idliisen beitrebt mar. Gin englii6er
Soloat nerfpmbete i6lie5Ii6 ourf
einen SdnB ben Yoliiiiten. Der in Elm
Soipital eebrad,t nilrbe.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-05-03
9eutl0lan0s Mntmort
auf &illons> Note
fertig.
Sag otr Mbliefermng jtbod not]
ni9t ftitgeiebt.

Sroge itattfinbcn io1cn, lneridliitter'
lid lei; boB eine@ciIcgune Der 6roge
nidt ourd cine @rortcrilne Der SIC
beniragen, mie cs oic britiidle
@lnfnoc unb %erecltilnssmoBnoh-
men iinb. per5oqcrt merhen fonlIc,
mo oub bic Gontrnperic 5lpiihen bcn
9anbcrn auf 6iplnmotiidlcm &cgc
MIR inter Der @c6inaing nciterge-
ben fonne. menn Gcllti6Iano nit Der
3critorllna pen Saificn ohnc gSar-
nrn9 oitfhort lin0 gioBnuhmen cr-
Qreift, nud i'll onberer 9c6ichung
ieine Soudlbpot Sperotinncn inner
halb Der @rcn5cn bes %olferredtc5
Sll bringen
9crben inldC 9cTchIc gc9cbcn
lnb 0cneiic gclieiert. hnB lie III Qu-
tem @!niben ousgcfiihrt mcrhcn ioI-
len. oalu miro Der 9Sroliocut bCrcit
iein. Die ,Siihrlma bes Soufboctfric-
qes mciter 5ll crortern. obcr nllr chi
8rlutb iencr 9nIis.
@is heutc nlprgcn tilrhtcte man.
hnb ons @erlincr oll5lpGrtigc 9ln1t
cine @lrtlport icnocn mollc, meld,e Die
Ser. Stoatcu als lnbCiricbiet botten
erodten ntiiiien. Iic 9tohridt ober,
ooB neuc 2Snitrllftioncn on Die Snith-
boot &omnanoonten crloiicn mer-
ben iollen, belcbtc ole Soffnline
nuT einen ailnitieen 9luseone Der
lonaen Strcitfra9c, aber 81, einer
@ntiheiburg pirb es crit fonuncn.
biz sic beittidle 9lntmort 9rilnblid1
gepriift lit.
Gul. ;ppnie trifft ein.
Gpl. Z. n. Souic, 3roiioent SSiI.
IONS intimiter @crater, III belte 5ii
einen1 9eiuh I'M @ciben Sous cir1-
ectrofieu. Gr biirite bier Die Snudl'
boot 'sraee nit Sem Graiibenten
bciprcdlen
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-05-03
stint Sabre Snnbes=6 ST.
fdngais.
Saginnmcr Snnfbeamter befennt iidl
Der ltntcriflngnns idlulbig,

Ban itp, 02id]., 3. Noi. Ter
q Sabre olte 8oi,l @. Sperlina,
friibercr 8udbolter Ser Commercial
0ationol 9anf pon Soginalp, plni-
oierte geitern na1rnittag i'm 9unbes.
@erid)t olif bic glnfIage Der Inter.
iflagllng ifuIoig inb fpurbe Don
gunbes -Ri6ter Irtbur S. SuttIe 5u
fiunf Sabren @efongnis in 9eopen.
north periirteiIt. Sperling fpnroe
BON elmer 9unoes. .@ronblurp ouf
@rlnb pon feds BlInften angeflngt
frei Iouteten oui folihIid9e @uhfiib-
ring unb brei arf llnteri6Iogirl9
bon $4,000 ganfgelber 3u ei9enem
@e6rouh. Sperline lit perheirotet
uno bot 5pei &inoer
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-05-03
Sic StQQt8fOnOenti0n
in Saniing,
Sarmonii4er Serlauf allgemein
ermarttt.

Die itantIihe 0ernaItling unter @ou-
uerneilr SSerris.
9luf ofonornli6en 8ebiete nlliiie
nu6 @ailbenberg Die republtfaniife
Barter ebcnip .8roteftion" aegen
Die lleberihpentnlung oes 9nnbes
nit billieer gluslnnospore perlan,
aen. mie lie Yroteftion fiir nue legi.
tiAlen Hehte cines ieOen slmerifa-
ners in Der gan3en @elt eintreten
miiiie.
3llm S1litiie ieiuer longotnligen
&eoe erflarte Sanoenburg nod sluf-
5dblllng oil Der lmerfIlten &erIpre-
hilneen Der oelnofratiincn Ynrtei:
.&enn iid] imiere oeinofratiihen
sSreunoe in Ct. 9ouis periantmeIn
Deroen, Damn tonnen tic ihre Vlatt-
form IN fiinf fltr5en fiinf @orten ME
oerihreiben . @ir bober uniere gIn-
ii6tcn geanOert
~llno oas gun5e 9ano miro 5nriid-
bonneru: ,gludl mir. d"
.llnteroeiien fam republifaniid)e
Sreile in Chicago gleihfnas in fur
Sen @orten nieberaeihricben peroen.
Gs iDiiroc gcniigen:
Nir treten fiir Shus ein: Sdlue
tilr amerifaniihes 9eben, @igentlm
uno 8ebiet; Sh,s fiir amerifaniide
0anner unb SSrauen; Sdus fiir
amerifaniihe Ghre itnb8iiroe; Sdlut
fiir umerifaniide Steuer5ahler, Die
cine iparidme l,nb pirfione Hegie-
rlng perIangen; Sdus fiir amerifa.
nii6e Snouitrien; Sd]ue fiir Die ame-
rifaniidle 6lag9e a"
Bon eigencm Siitrift fnlleu gcIaHem.
Sic 2anoioatur @iaiam :. Cor
oon's bon Ban Sin, ebemaliger Buff.
mooier. Der iest inter Der rep. Slaege
iih Inn determination 5lim 9elitnaiit-
0ouperneur befpirbt, rpurbe bette
moracn Don Der &onuention oes 5ebn.
TEN &ongreBoiltriftes nif,t elltgebei.
Ben. Gin @eriitd), bieie Gmpieblina
ourf5uiesen, idllilg TebI, iubem Der
9lutrag ouf ben Siid gelegt ipitrbe
@an behauptet, boB Der 5ebnte 9ol-
greB Tiitrift iolib binter Der 9a1oi.
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neltr itebe, uno Die &onpentionsfitb.
rer fiirdteten oifenbar, oaB cine @m,
pfebhing Der aanoioatr 8orbnn's Die
Gbancen Slecpcr's i'm sebnten 81.
itrift beeintrGhtigen fonnte.
Gotpin 9enbu BON Detroit mirr
Braiibenti6ofts @leftor aus Dem or.
item 9iItrift iein urb Esnbr 8. 0iC
&ap ipiiroe 5iim @fitglicb bes Hciolu-
tions 2lusidriiies fiir Ole heuri9c
8onpention gelnaht.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-05-03
Saflano GDnntg blcibt
trOfeI.
Sbergcridlt nerlueigcrt bcn slppcn
gfeule Slluaro's.

GAMING, Ytih., 8. Mai. GnS
Sbergcrid)t wcigcrte lid 9eitcrn
nodnlittag. oic Ooflono 9outtn 60
col Gption,@obl pom Sabre 1915
su reuioicren ino Saflano GoiIntn
bleibt troden. Ser leste SeriIidl
ipurbc uon 95caIe 9llmaro iIntcrnom=
men, Der gcscn Die Gntideibltn9 bes
Ridtcrs @ccrgc Snith oil basSber-
acriht appe1iert bate &idlter
Smitb bottc iidb gcipeigert, ben gu
pcrpiiorenrot bllrd] einen Wunba.
-gefebl 5u Slpirgen, 5uIammen-
5ufonmcn lulb bos County .nof" 81
erfloren
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-05-03
geitraftc @eisernne.

gu 8 Worf @elbitrnfe mur6en
Der 6leiiherineiiter @rofe unb ieine
Gbefrou pom 2eip5ieer Sdoffenge.
rihte perurteilt. Die Gbeleiite nm
terbalter einer 9erfoufsitnnb in Der
Rorftbdae unb baben bort cinein
aGuier, Der elm @iertel Tfiino BON
ben ouslieeenben Spefe 81 tnu1en
perpeigert, bob er mir ibre alinoeil
6eitin1mt mare. be;. nur perfouTt
miirbe, Denn elei65eitie nod onofre
;Sleiihnoren cntnon,men Diiron.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-05-03

Die eiir5ige fd9ridPe oei,f.
f4e Beituna in 2Gi6tgau.
rpero6e Die 9epcfber Der
PH. YreHe 6rinsf.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-05-03
@raiiliens slnslanominiiter benr.
laubt.

&io De Saneiro, 3. Wai. =
Or. 9auro Wiiler. Der Iuslanon1ini.
tier 9roiilieits, iit peeen 9rontbeit
auf bier Wonate beurlaubt poroen.
Scin Goiten miro in Der 9ipifhen5eit
non Or. Mortino De Tantos, Dem
friiberen 9eianbten in argentinien,
pertpoltet Deroen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-05-03
Sr. Serbian in ben 8nbe'
ftanO.
Spaupt Der Stnnbforo.lfnineriitGt
miro iifl Der iriebens.Erppa-
gauon ipiomen.

tauioro llniperiit6t,
9ol., g. Diai Sanib Starr Ssoroon,
&ou3ler 1er Stonforb.l1niperiitGt. lit
nit Dem Sitel eines Chancellor erne.
rims in ben Rilheitnrb eetreten. gr
miro lid iest ganS Der 5ricbens-Erc-
poaonoa uiomen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-30
nately thirty miles from tho city. ,

mately thirty miles from tho city. Va
rious disquietinS but unconlrmed ru-
mors regarding events in various parts
OF Ireland outside OF Dublin have been
received by word OF mouth. With all
these reports, however, is coupled the
statement that the military have the
situation we'll in hand, and that
sporadic outbreaks have been quickly
crushed.
The Sim Fein Society. which Is
credited with fatherinE the uprising,
Is said to be strongest In Cork, Kerry.
Wexford and Dublin.
That in Wexford appears quite active.
but Cork is said to be quiet No re-
port has been received here from Kerry.
Waterford has only a small body of
Sim Feiners, but every precaution is
being taken.
The post-office, which controls the
wires to London, was guarded all last
night by large body of police, and
tho big bridge over tho river was
lifted, presumably to prevent a possi-
BILE invasion of tho main section OF the
town from the direction OF Wexford.
On every hand one hears eager
queries for news and strong condcmna-
ton OF the revolutionists.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-30
GEORGIA PROHIBITION law
IN EFFECT At MIDNIGHT
Measure Said TO Be One Of Most
Stringent Ever Passed by
Any State.
ALLOWS TWO QUARTS "A MONTH
Provision Serves to
Close Locker Clubs, Beer Saloons
and Stops Dispensing of Liquor by
Influential Organizations.

ATLANTA, GA, April 29.-Georgia's
new prohibition law, one OF tho most
stringent passed by any State. prac-
tically went into effect this midnight
The antishippinG provision serves to
close the locker clubs, beer saloons
and stops dispensing of liquor by tho
most influential social organizations
after May l.
Virtually all the clubs had purcha scd
stocks in the past few months with the
proriso that any left over could be
shipped back when the law went into
effect. Much of this was shipped out
of the State to-day and tonight.
Many difficulties are placed in the
way of the person who wishes to have
shipped the small amount Allowed by
the law. Transportation companies
are held responsible for the consiGnee
signing a receipt, attestcd by a notary
public. and the delivery Of the receipt
To county ordinaries. Attorney Gen
crai walker yesterday decided that
every agent Of tho companies could
act as notaries to the extent of wit
Messing liquor shipment rcceipts
One express company has announced
that 1t will not deliver liquor, but at
Atlanta has leased a spacious store
be handled. and where special accom-
modations have been provided for con-
signces to get their packages and go
through the legal form with as little
annoyance as possible
The law prohibiting advertising of
liquor Will make it necessary for such
in newspapers and
periodicals to be eliminated before
they can be sold in Georgia.
Statutes which govern the new con-
ditions arc composed of three laws
passed at Il special session of the I,cp
iSlature, which met last December
Briefly, they provide that no beverage
containing more than one-half of
per cent alcohol may be sold: that
one person may not receive more than
TWO quarts of liquor or forty-eip.bt
pints of beer or one gallon of vino
III any thirty days, and that no liquor
advertising may appear in any publl-
cation distributed in the State.
Under the old law, the alcoholic pro
visions allowed made beer saloons nos
sihlc. and in the absence of shining
regulations, locker clubs could oncr,to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-30

from lTSl 'IHEe.)
then dispersed Our artillery caused
the explosion OF n depot of munitions
in the Same region.
During the night there was a gem
eral bombardment in this sector, the
fire being particularly spirited in the
regions of Avocourt. Esnes and hill
No. 304.
"On the right bank OF the River
Meuse yesterday afternoon, after a vio-
lent preparatory artillery fire directed
against our first lines. together with n
curtain of fire OF great intensity, the
Germans delivered an attack against
our trenches east of Thiaumont farm,
In which they employed flaming liquids.
Cut down by the shells OF our artillery
and the fire Of our machine guns. the
enemy was repulsed with heavy losses.
At the same hour, an attack upon our
positions between Douaumont and
FauX also was checked by our fire.
The remainder OF the night passed In
relative quiet on this part of the front.
"ln Lorraine We have repulsed
strong accommodating party OF the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-30

losses in killed. wounded and prison.
ers. has not been confirmed officially.
There seems to DO no doubt. however.
that the rebels still control various
parts OF Dublin. and that street fight
Ing continues with a lcngtheninG list
OF casualties. 1t is reported the cas-
ualty list already exceeds 100.
OF the situation outside Dublin little
is known beyond the official admis-
sion that the disaffcction has spread
to various localities in the west and
south OF Ireland. Field Marshal
French's statement of last night de-
scribed these disturbances as local in
character. and, so far as has boon re-
vcaled by information which has passed
the censorship. they have not been at
tended by heavy lighting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-30
FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD
TO INACCURATE NEW PLAN
Provides, After June Is, for Coun-
try-Wide Check Clearing
and Collection.
MEMBER BANKS TO PAY COST
Announcing Decision Mailed
to the 1900 Institutions Connected
With Reserve System-Outline OF
Important Features.

WASHINGTON, April 2e.-The Fed
eral Reserve Board announced to-day
that 1t would put into effect on June 10
It's new plan for country wide check
clearing and collection. Under tho
plan. the actual cost of clearing and
collection of checks will DO assessed
against member banks in proportion to
their use OF the system
A circular announcing it's decision
was mailed to-day by the board to
$500 member banks. Tho important
features OF the plan. the announce
ment says, are as follows:
Tho Federal reserve banks will 40
cept at par all checks from member
banks, whether drawn against other
member banks. nonmember banks, or
private banksi An exception is made
at tho outsetS in the case of checks
drawn against nonmember banks
which cannot be collected at par.
All checks thus received from NOM
Der banks will be given Immediate
credit entry, although amount thus
credited Will not be counted as reserve
nor become available until collected.
I'm order to enable member banks to
Know how soon checks sent In for coll
lection will be available. either as re-
80 - va iot pas"eHl Oh CHECKS drawn
against them, time schedules will be
furnished to member banks
The actual cost. without proflt, Of
the clearing and collection of checks
VIII be paid by the Federal reserve
bank, and assessed against the member
banks in proportion to their scndings.
The whole plan Is based on gen
orally accepted principles, under which
clearing and collection plans have long
oeen operated. a Federal reserve
bank will not debit a member banks
reserve account with items forwarded
Tor collection until the remittance of
the member bank in payment of such
items shall have had time to reach the
Federal reserve bank"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-30
ONLY $4,000 IS NEEDED
TO SECURE STEEL PLANT
Especial to The Times-Dispatch. ]


"HOPEWELL. VA, April 2s.-The
work OF securing subscriptions to the
capital stock of the Virginia Steel
Corporation has progressed during this
week with such degree of satisfac-
ton that 1t Is practically assured
that the corporation will elect tenn
porary officers and apply for IL charter
during the early part OF the coming
week. Less than $4,000 is lacking to
complete the $4,000 needed. and it is
probable that this amount will be
oversubscrlbed within the next doy
or two. Tho outlook for the location
OF this tremendous new industry at
tho very doors of tho Wizard City is
exceedingly bright, and few people can
be found who DO not believe in the
early operation of the plant. The III.
II. Miller Company, engineers, of Pitts
burgh, undoubtedly will get the con-
tract for constructing tho plant. and
will enter into n contract to complete
ii within seven months.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-30
HAVE PURE BLOOD
HOODS snrsnpnriIIn Makes Pure. Ricn
Red blood.

your heart works night and dav
"Ilh"Ht pause. # IS the PRINCIPAL
organ or the circulation OF your blood
~ - OF the utmost Importance that It
snD"iu 90 i'P YORK well. The quality
ahd quantity o. your blood have much
70 40 with its action. If this fluid ia
pure and abundant. your heart and
Io'hcr vital organs act with more en-
."fE% man when il is defective IN
quality or deficient in quantity
iiood's Sarsaparilia makes the blood
pur" ana abundant. 1t IS the one old
reliable medicine that has been sold
!Sr !oTtN years for purifying tho
blood There is no better blood rem
edE appetizer, stomach tonic II en-
h"d'eS the careful training, experience
ana skill of Mr.. Hood, "a pharmacist for
cure