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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-29
3Oia1riaer Sodlscitstas.

@err uno 6rnu s. + II a brens,,
10 Grant Strabe, feierten aml
1ienstag inn areile i)rer ailroer, gr=
fel lllt0 nabelt Geripal1Dten Das Or
innerltngsfeIt arl Sen Sag, al mel
d)em lie Dor 80 Sabren oen gbebl1l1o
idlollen. SEER Mbrens lit Elm otter
Deutider Iniieoler BON scott Goltlttp,
Der bier, mic altd I'M meltllder See,
brasfa, nnb ba1llt mieber bier, in Ser
9tabe BON 9ennetf, Sa., Die 2anb=
mirt6idaft betrieben bat, in msld)er
ibm leilte trelle Battin lange Sabre
biilfreid 5nr Seite geltall0en bot. Gpr
etpa 5pei Sabren iette er ltd 5l1r
9i1lbe ltro 8og nad 9openport, no ct
iid oas biibid)e @eint, ITO @rallt
StraBe, fallfte.
Bur Seier oes 3~0jabrigen @odt
seitstages marel1 alle &il0cr i'm 81
ter1beim eingetroffen SEER @ngo gb.
rers nit Sralt llnb &illo, Ser bisbet
bic paterlidc Iorm bei genllett be.
lpirtbld)aftete, Die aber an1 i. Mlai bes
lladlltcn Sabres in alloere @ahb(
i~iberge6en miro; Serr @alter glbrens
n1lo Iralt aus Iiptoll, 2ollis a(hrens
init ~leil1cr grallt, Irl. Min1a Nliil.
Ter aus @en1ett; SRI. Iberele slbrell:
sl,nb 6rances gbrens, Die nod i'm 81
ter1lfal1ie lebell. Sur 6eier oes Gage:
mare11 alt6 ein Setter, SEER @m
Sicffe lll1o @attin bier angelangt.-
Gem 3~0jabrigen Gbepaar mtr0en mi
ben ber5llden @liidmiinlden pielv
pradtige @eidellfe nllo 9%l1nle1itiid,
ilberreidt. 9lu6 piele @liidmlunldfar
ten maren bon il6eral6er gelanb
mprben. IS mar cine iebr biibld)
6atnilienfeier, bic allen IbeiInebmerl
nod lange in a1gene6nler Crime
rl1llg bleiben miro. geotiirlid ml1ro
elm bodfeines 6eltlnabl al1fgetrager
meld}es Oas Sllbelbralltpaar, &troe
nnb gnfel an Ser ld)ol geIdmliitftel
Safel pereillte ltnb 6ei Dem es altdJ a
Ioalten alf bas 30jabrige gbepaa
nidt feblte.
Serrn l1l1o Trall Sofn 9(brens 8
ibrem 3~0iabrigen gbejl1bilaum nod
traglid nniere Ger5liditen @liid
mii1ide, perbumben nit Dem @ltnid)t
Dob es ibnen pergomt iein mogt
ebetio froblih oas 40jabrige g6ejl
bilarm, ia 'Oos 50jabrige, Die @oloen
Sod5eit, 81 feiern.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-29
slndJ sic itaotiidcm gntomobilc mii-
len rcgiitrirt iucrbcn.

Die ita0tiid)en 8eanlten, melde IN
Mlttompbiler, lpel6e ser Stabt gebo=
rell, fabren, meroem in gleider @eile
mie aIle anberen Nlttomobiliiten or
retirt mtO pro5ellirt meroetl, men1t 1te
nid)t nad} Dem 10. Sl1li sic Glatte
NIT Ser Nltnl11ler ibrer @i5ens am
poroerell ullo am billteren gnoe ibres
Illtomobils baben, erflarte gelterll
Stills County : Mmpalt Nealff St
tel cn. Gs miro feline Mnsrabnle ge=
unatbt meroen nnO lit cine Oabinlalt=
tellbe grflarltng bonn County : Nll=
malt Dem @%irgermeilter sSo6m Ser
|malo 5ugeIdidt mor0en.
Sic Mngelegenbeit mltrbc Dor Ell
mem Sabre bonn Stabtrat6 al1fge=
l1olnnlen, als Ser 0alnalige StaDtalt=
malt erflarte, Dob alle Ml1tor1pbile
beim Staatsiefretar regiltrirt lpcrbell
miiBtel1, to6 lie gigentbum Ser Staot
ooer bon Eripatperipnen leien. Ser
lGicoene Ser N1tton1obile mltr0en So
1nals regiltrirt, aber oieles Sabr iii
fem ein5iges regiitrirt mor0en.
Illen nadlaiIigen Mltton1obilbeli=
tern lit bonn Goltl1tp : Impalt Sebens
l9toti5 5lraegonge1, BOB me1tn lie lire
M%l1ton1obile bis sunni Is. Sunni nid)t
ba6en beim Stoatsiefretar regiItriret
%laiien1 lie ibrer Gerbuftlrng, &ro5el=
@iirl11g llno geltrafung cntgegenlabet
|Gs lit aber nid)t ma6rid)eilllid, baB
Der 5taat oaraltf belteben miro, bai
l,al1h bic Nllto11obil Sdlaltd)= ms
Soften ultD Setter : @efabrte Ser SET
erpebr 1nb Dos Gafrouille= nno Ml11:
blllan5 : gutonpobil Ser 9oli5ei regi=
ltrirt lperOen lt10 oie 2i5ensgebiibrcr
lperoen entri6ten miiiIen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-29
@crtagte staotratGsiibnne.

GemaB oes gertaguigs : geidlui=
les bes Stabtratbs in Ser letten re-
%gelmaBigen Geriommlltng geltern Dor
s Gagen trat Ser Stabtratb geitern
MbenO mieber in Sibung.
Die Sroinalt5 sur @rnelterltrg beS
Ireibrieies Ser Iabenport @as anb
Seating 60. lpuroe al1f Mrtrag sur
Mnna6me empfoblen. Sic Sroinal15
miro iebt, lpie geleblidy p%orgeidrieben,
4 @od)en lang peroffentlid)t merocn
nr1o nod M6laltf bieler 3eit bonn
|Staotrafb alrgellol1111en meroem.
Sic Gtrabel,baMt : Srbinal15 BUR-
Sc oa6ilt on1enbirt, oaB bie Straben=
babi1 on alien midtiger l1mlteige=
&relt5ltnger nidt MIR an Ser naben,
lon0ern alth an ser ferllen Settle Ser
StraBen anbaltem oorf.
3as ENHANCEMENT mllroe einltin1=
mig a1tget1ommen.
Die S%trabenbabn fat iid) Iallt 8e=
ridt bon Mloermlol1 MoeQer bonn
StraBen6abn : Committee bereit err
flart, Elm @eleiie bon ser 6. StraBe
bis 5ltr 3. StraBe an ser Marql1ette
StraBe 51 legcl1, meld)es BON SEN
ben @agen Ser Noromel IT, apenport=
2iltie bclutt merocn loQ. Die Ieier=
parD Hnrf : 2inie miro oos alte Sc
leile ont 6. Strabe bis @arren 5troBe
lulo oieie liioli1 bis sur 3meiten
|5traBe berulben.
Gin @eild, Srforo g(penl1e al1f 80
SUB SIT berbreiten, mltrbe gemabrt.
Ser Glan Ser 81. 90. Gpuf Mo0i=
ton, Der bonn Committee nidt gebil=
ligt ml1roe, neil barin feline MaeDs
porgelebei paret 1tno besbalb 5l1riid=
gerpiclcl1 mar, mnroe, 90 jebt fir Ml=
leps Sorge getragen lit, in 5%lpeiter
9ellllg al1gel1onmen.
Mlo. Goi6 6eantragte, bie nadlte
gerlammlllng Montag Morget1 Inn
g ll6r a65abalten, INN Die 3abQiIte 81
beltatigen llab sur 3abll1ng a,l5ntpei=
len, oan1it es Ben MngcItellten 3ur 4.
sy1li : 6eier nid5t an Moneten feblc.
I1genon1men.
3ann fam oie GflaIteru,tg bon So
req Mbel1lta, 5miiden IA. nno Is.
lstrabe, auf's Iopet. slltf @ntrag
bon 9lo. 2inbbolm mllroe ser ge.
ihlltB Ser 8eriamrnl11ng Mittmod
Dor 8 Sagen betreffs Ser @flalte=
rlttgs : 8ori6lage in @ieoererlpa
sung ge5ogen. Iie 9flaiterlungs=ge.
ldliille 1peroen in Ser 1ldd)Iten Ser
1atnnllll1g anl 5. esltli al1gel1omnet
mer6en.
Gie 5%traBen6obn : @eieal6aft lol
an Sarrilon Strabe, bon 12. Bis So.
cult StraBe, cine 3eltpflaitcrllng If.
rer @e(eiie porl1ebn1e,1.
Sierauf gertagltl1g bis Montal
MorQel1 I'm s. l1hr.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-29
Trei : &u1scrt I'M @anSer@ecr 3arf
Counting Madmittag.

Maditen sonl1tag, oe1 erItell
.Sonntag pes Mol1ats Sllli,filroet mie=
Der ctlt lyrci &on5crt ltatt, fir mel
dies Giriaellt albert Getericn folgell-
oes Eroaranm altfgeltelt bot:
1. Marld, uSbe @lorD of tbc Danfec
gsapD". .Sonia
2. Supcrtiire, uIancreo". .@oiiini
3. @al5er, uIrppbola". . .Morris
4. Mcoitation, uNllgel Of supe". @iele
5. Selection GUS u%Sllgcria".. .Serbert
Gal1lc.
6. Nfantaiie, uarlorita". .G5ibnlfa
Z. v5be Snoro Iance". .Goelfcr
s. Slrternle56o, uIle @onoolier".
(slltf gerlange1r.)
8. Irrs5iige GUS uSbe Stroqers". /.
.Goberts
10. Maridl us6ouloer to gbol,locr"
.globm
Star spangIeo ganuer".
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-29
|Gemer In Oct Mdbe bon Song
0roDe.
Der bnrdJ bas Teacr a1acridtctc
SdaScn bclalft iid) anf $4,000.

allf Scr 6arn BON .. 9. Gollod
eite Meile iiiblid) BON Gong @rope
bradl aeitcrn M3oraen I'm 1llbr Seltel
aus, meldes ollie @ebdlloe altf bel
6arm nit Mltsltablne bes @obnbal,
les 5eritorte. Ser al1gerihtcte Sda.
Ben miro alf $4,000 gei6ast. Mls Sr
Gollof al1flpad)te, Itallo cine Seitl
Ser groBel1 Sd1elrne nn0 bes 5talles
in Tlamn1en. IurdJ's Ielepbor ipltr.
Sen 0ie 6arlner ser llnlaegeno SUI
@iilfe berbeigeratfelt. Sebr baIo ipa.
rcr Sunoerte sur Stelle ltn0 eifria
benliibt, ben1 Seler @inbalt SIT tbl111
0ie helnil6e SpriBe bon Song 8rope
mltrbe altd) her6eigebolt, aber Ser
@ino NOR 10 ltarf, baB feines Ser Sc
baltbe bon Sen Slanlmelt, in oereu
@eg lie lagell, perldont lpltroe. gtllr
Oas @obl1bats, bas l1ienlals in Sc
fabr mar, oa Ser @in0 Sic Slanmlel1
BON ibln ipegtrieb, blicb unperlebrt.
Die Ilmnmen ~per5ebrten bie
.Stalle, bcn Mais Sdnppet1, ben Sc
trcibelpeider, Sen Sdmeilteltall ulo
Den sdy1ppelt fir oie lanomirtb=
i6aftIiden Maidincn. Ias 9hltomo=
bil Ocs @errn Yollod befal1b lid) IN
einem OIL Sen Stall allgren5enoen
sdMppen, boot gelana cs @errl1 Gol=
LODI, es eliidrih aus elem beralls5l1=
b%efontnlel1, pblpobl oas God bes
Sduppcns id)pn Selter ~gefangen
batte. Ser gall5e Sllbalt Der @ebaube
perbrannte. Ssrn Stalle Elm &alb. Ias
anbere Gieb mar gliidliderlpeiie allf
Ser @eioe.
Gus 6cller mar meitbir1, ouf piele
Deeilen melt, iidtbar lno BON alien
Seiten fan1en Bis Sagesanbrl1d2eute
in Mlltomobilet an, Inn lrad oeln
Tel1er 5l1ieben.
lleGer ieinelt l1rlprltng bcrridt fei=
ne @eipib6eit. 3mei Meinungen mer-
Sen bariiher gebegt. Gie cine lit, BOB
elm Iramp SEN Stall burd) Natbldi=
liafeit ODER ans Mieoertradt i'll @rano
gelett l)at; Oie allbere, BOP ser @inb
-6lt1fen eil1es 5altcrdens, oas i1
ISofe sum Gerbrennen bon MbfaQen
a~llge5iinoet NOR, il sic Sdeu1e &C.
mcbt u10 bicle in Brand gelett bot.
Ser Sdlaoen lit tbeilpeiie ol1rdJ Ser
li6eruulg ge0eft.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-29
3oOt attt 8pOen 0cS elevator
G6aGtcS anf8efMnocn.
gSic scr Tarbigc gSiaiam 8uics sun,
,Stir5 fun, lidJf anfgcflart.

@citern Madmittag ipltroe sec
| Sarbige @iliam 9oies, ser 115 1ltl.
Tiinfte 5trabe pobnte, al1l @ooen oes
| Srad)t=g an Ser Siib-
leite 0es groBcn neutrality-suspicious.
Don Sarnco & Son Maltr tubt auf=
aefll1bell.
@oies nor etfpa 35 Sabre alt lltb
als Sallsfnedlt lit bem yroBcn Sc
ld)ait angeitelt, oils melber CT III al-
len Stofwerfen Mrbeit SIT perridten
batte. Gr melbete iid) Inn 12 lt1r 80
Mi1ntteu mieoer gum 9ienlt lttb I'M
IL llGr 45 Winllteu mllroe ieine 2ei=
de nit serlblnettertem Sd)abel bon
SO. g. @iele. Ser i'm grbgeid,oB al,-
gelteQt NOR, am 9poen Oes SdudteS
fiir ben Sra6t : @lepator a~llfgefltll=
Sen. Die linfc Seite 0es Sdyapels NOR
gall5 ei1tgeoriieft nllo Das red)te DIR
mar abgeriiien.
Scr Coroner lpllr0e berlliem nus
nabm cine ltnteriltdJlng Dor. gr failb
Die IGalren sum Glepatorld)adt in je-
oem Stocfperf geidlolien. Ser glepa-
tor non I'M ied9lten Stoftperf uno
mar mlgenideinlid langere Belt nid)t
bellltst woroen.
Ser 3ultano Scr 2eid)e uno Sic
ldpperen @erlebltngen seigen an, baB
Der Man1 aus grobcr @obe binabge=
thirst iein mlb. Alber aus 1peldcm
Stotfmerf, lit nidt felt5ultellen. 9oies
arbeitete lett etlpa 6 @pden fir bic
'6irma ltno NOR Elm 5llperlaiiger Or
better. Scr Coroner fiilloi9te an, 0aB
Gin 2eid)enidaugerid,t nid)t nptbmel1=
Big iein nloee, neil one Mn5eiden
odliir iprad)en, oab Ser Maltn bl1rd)
eiten l(naliicffall SIT 1ooe gefomtnen
lit. 9oies bilrterlaBt, 10 biel befaint,
feline @ertpaubte. Gr lit erlt fiirslih
BON GpanspiQe, Sno., sbierbersefoW=
men.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-29
@odBeitseIpfen
8 g hmartina

HHtE
@eitern N6eno, Inn 8 llbr, fono sic
W%erlnablu1g bon Sri. 8 inf d
e dmarting, ser Io9ter bon
6rau @iliam Sdmartirlg in @al=
colt, nit |Serrn gert S. 3upe,
DEM Sobl1e bon 6errn g. S. 3l1pe,
.2732 Sorrilon gtrabe, 1apeltport,
So., itatt. Sic grallt lit cine biibide,
o%ngenebn1e jlllge Game, sic piele
1rellnbe bot. Sic bot cine iebr quite
Gr5lc0l1ng er6altelt llno NOR einige
3elt ais 9ebrerin in ben Sdulel1 bon
Scott golrntp tbdtig. gpater bcil1d)te
lie oas Mugllital1a College unb biloete
lld) fiir bas @ei6aftslebe1 outs, III
meldlem lie Damn bei piele1t berporra=
genoen 6irn1el1 in Sen Irei Staoten
nerantlportlide gtelllnngen einna6m.
Ser gral1tigam lit ein flciBiger jun.
ger Wan1 bon bebel1tenoem Sc
1faftstalent. Ginige Sabre mar er III
Dem Grocery : @eid)aft ieiltes Gaters
fGatia. Spater nlad)te er iid) lelb5t.
ltanoia nno griinoete cr Sic Iapel1.
port Nopcltp & Sllpplp 60, bic cir
beoeutcnocs gln5eige Gej6aft tbat
gtad) s[nfloiung Ser Company ctab.
llrte ct Gin Grocery : @eld1ft in 121
graop strabe, III meldJen1 er aud
1ortall tbatig leill miro. SEER Cube
laBt jebt in Garf McGleiian elm biib
ld,es Sans erriGter, IN meld)em lei
ne 6rcllnoe nit ieiner jullgcn ssral
nod oen |. september 81 begriiBe,r
llA1 cine groBe 5reube icin miro. =
Gas jlll1ge gbepaar tritt beltte Mit
too NIT Dem 3llge, Ser Iapenport I'M
~ ll5r 2 Diirl. Mittags perlaBt, elm,
@od5eltsreile OH, bon melder es Mn
lang Suit 5llriidfebren miro, TIM lid
Glergll1 ms @eidait, 12t @rool
StraBe, gu itiir5en, in peldcm lei,l
%Srenlloe inner piafom1nen iein mer
Den.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-29
Gcdcr 6rcn6 ecpinnt cine Golf
rtn6c.

Geder 6rcndl, Ser eilt5ige Gapen=
porter, Ser liG an bem staats Golf
|Ionrneme11t in 3es Mlpiltcs bethel
ltgt> gelua11n ON Gienstag cine Mu11-
De i'm groffnnasipiel. gr id)llrg Dan
Nembrlrn bon Ies Moines I'M ei11en
Hlnft. Inter sen alt0erei berporra,
genoen Spielerl,, ioie perloren, aparer
So11 &olpers ST. bon Ge0ar &a-
piOs, Molano &arriion, friiberet
|5taats : Champion, Saltes @aQace.
|Slnot : Champion ron Ies Moines.
lloo @m. Sbee5an, friibercr Staats.
Champion.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-29
5tabt unD Gon ~,
9onnerstag, ben 20. SUM-.
Rleine gtabt=ylentsfeiten.
- Merpenol : Mittel gege1 gtbe11.
n1atismlts nnb Sdmer5e1t aner Mrt,
@iepe's gpotbefe, 403 peltl. 2. Ctr,
3ur lchtcr Mnbc.
6rau gettp 8 dl e c,
aeb. Sdl11etfloth.

Ias 2cidenbeaangnib Ser arr
Montag slbeno nod LANCER idlpcrer
&ranfbeit ans Sem Seben g%eldieoenell
5ralt 8ettD Shiele, geb. Sd)nedlot6,
bat geitcrn gorn1ittag ltnr 10 l1br
inter GROCER @etbeiligung bonn Sralt=
e%r1al1ie, 1923 Mail1 5trabe, aus
1lah oem Gine Sin6rieobpfe ltattse=
fltnOen. Giele prad)tige @lltmc1tltiife
mare1 oils 3eid)en Der 2iebe uno Md}=
TING, beren it'd oie G~eritor6elte SIT
2eb5eitet erfreltte, ltnb bcs Mitge=
fii6ls nit Ser 5ralter Ser &itterblie=
bellen geionbt lporoelt. SIM @altie unb
auf oem Irie0bofe amtirte 4aitor
Sp0erare1t. Gle Sargtrager lparen
0ie Scrrcn &llgo, Mlfreb ll10 Ser
1na11l1 Noblff, gblaro II ro Mrtbltr
S6iele u1D GbQs. Sanf.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-29
4. Sllli : Icicr in @aleott.

sll1dJ @alcott miro leine A. sSl1li=
Ieier baben. Nabn1ittags miro es
Gin &on5ert geben lll6 meroen per-
1dieoene Spiele> @ettren11en II. |. ~.
peranltaltet perocn. Mbenos folg1
Damn Elm GROCER gaa inn Golijeum.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-29

g.. 4aben sic ifdpn OIb Metifion
Bier probirt? @Ietd NIT Dem lbeitett.
importirten @ter u,to er,pfobIsn bon
ben Doftoren. BOD SsIan6 Rresuina
Company. lara.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-29

Neucs 2ofal. She @eItern galiincB
grd)auge fir 5armlanoereien nlo
Stabt-@runbeigentbum. @%runoeigen=
tbllm unb @ei6dftstrmsaftionen
Simmer go. 426, los meitl. 2. Str.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-29
@eorae2 to II

Ios oeideabesdnaniB Don Sc
orae 2orton bat geltcra @admittag
ltm 2 ltbr bonn 9eidel16eltattlmtgs=
gtablilien1ent BON Nillen nno @art4
mig aus inter sablreid@er 9etbeili=
glll1g nod Dem Safoale Srie0bofe
itattgefl1nben. sSl1 Der Sale mie aui
Dem TrieObufe a1ntirte EaItor 6rant
WSe2eon. Die Sargtrdger maren Sic
@errcn Gbas. &eeler, 9. 6. Cops 50
&irf, @ln. M1ol1roe, 8. Mcgsearp lrlh
Eietrp Mntoniotti.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-29

- Cine por5iielide MustpabI Ser
allernelei ten nn0 beiten Sapeten fit
ale 8imn1er at maBigen 8reiIen.
Sobn q. @ittmer, 305 @et 8. Str,
D%apenport. sMn5.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-29

ST.. Batter, 3abnarst, g8hitafer
Building. lanj)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-05
GAVE WHISKEY TO
TWO-YEAR-OLD BABY

Danville. Va. Aug. 4.--George Mum
day. young man. was this morning
fined $25 By Mayor Wooding after he
had been tried on a charge Of as
saulting his sister-in-law. Miss SaIlie
Tate. The evidence disclosed the fact
that Munday returned to his home
yesterday in a semi-intoxicated con-
dtion and that he gavs some whiskey
to a two-year-old baby. Members Of
the household who appeared against
Munday said that he made the baby
drunk, but he denied this also the fact
that the infant was staggering sc
badly that 1t fell down. He in turn
brought charges against other mem
bers of the family on this score saying
that the women had given another
baby liquor. This was denied by them.
Sallie Tate was demonstrating with
Munday over the treatment accorded
the little child by Munday, It's father.
She tried to take 1t away from Mum
day, but he resented this and pushed
away. When she took a stick ana
threatened to strike him he picked
UP a chair and held 1t up In a threat
ening manner.
Munday noted an appeal in the case
and was required to give a bond Of
s35 for his appearance in the Corpor.
alton Court next September.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-05
M'cORM|cK'S APPEAL
long as he 10 in the White House.
Welcomes All independence Citizen
CONTINUED From First Page


long as he IL in the White House.
Welcomes All independents Citizens
The Democratic National Commit
tee welcomes the support Of ali inde-
pendent citizens who share ats ideals
and purposes To the men and wo-
men of California, represented at your
conference II submits It's own record
as the one available fundamentally
for progressive service"
Assistant Secretary Of the Navy
Franklin d. Roosevelt reported from
Maine:
THE President will receive such a
great number of Republican and
Progressive votes that he will come
very close to carry the State, II he
does not actually do 20 by substantial
majority"
Representative Alfred @. Allen, OF
Ohio. who has also toured Maine.
said:
Conditions are very satisfactory for
the Democratic ticket, especially since
the Hughes acceptance speech.
How about Ohtof'
! Both Senator Pomereno and Gov.
lernor Cox will be reelected.
The President Is stronger than he
was six months ago. Hughes and this
Republicans have presented oni,
criticisms. They favor destruction in.
stead of conssruction.
! After n talk with National Com
mitteeman Norman r. Mack, OF New
York, Chairman Mccormick said he
would go to Washington tomorrow and
see the President. His campaign com
mittee may be revised on his return
The chairman declined to say whether
Mr.. Mack will be "a member of 1t.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-05
AGAIN SUES MIIdIoNArRE


Mrs. Ida yEcNabb Makes Second M
fort to Get His Cash.
Milwaukee. Wis. Aug. 4.--MfA lda
McNabb, who q year ago lost her
half dollar suit at Washing
ton, D. c., against John 8. Kinney.
multimillionaire Michigan mining
magnate, alleging breach OF promise.
has started q new suit for 100000
on the same charges. Mr.. Kinney
was living with his daughter In
Washington when the first suit was
tried. and Mrs. McNabb. former
worker for an upper Michigan char
table association, claims he gave her
signed agreements providing her with
an income, promising to marry her
and giving her large slice OF his
fortune.
4he charged that relatives wer
responsible for overturning the mar
riage plan.
Mrs. McNabb 10 starting her new
suit at Marquette, Mich. as. the KIN
ney fortune II in Michigan, where
the defendant discovered and devel-
oped Immensely valuable iron mines.
The complaint provides that Kinney
has twenty days to file answer and
It IL likely TO be months before the
case comes to trial.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-05
CALLS ATTENTION
TO CR0WO|NG LAW
Mayor Writes Ohlcials About Ordi.
nance Regulating Gatherings
In Police Court.

Mayor Ainslie yesterday wrote to
various city officials directing their
attention to an ordinance which re-
quires abatement OF congestion in the
Police Court Several days ago the
the Administrative Board called to the
Mayors attention the fact that the
oiice Court room 10 upon many oc-
ctssions too crowded for health ard
c1L.foSt. and that an ordinance regu-
!ating such y condition, II in existence
The ordinances specifies that persons
who have no business In the Police
Court may be kept out. It has been
docket of the court, tho persons ac-
tually required to be present are of
sufficient numbers to fill the room.
The ordinance gives the Mayor and
the police justice tho right to issue
permits TO persons, other than prtn-
cipals in cases, witnesses. officials and
newspaper men, TO occupy places in
the court room.
An opinion OF the chief health on
Ger, given the Administrative Board
! several days ago. declares that while
the crowded condition OF the court
{ room may not be a direct menace to
good health, still 1t would be better
to have the room free OF unnecessary
crowds
Letters were sent yesterday by the
| mayor To the chief of police, police
Justice, building Inspector. clerk of
police court, bailiff of the court, and
40 all others directly Interested in the
observance OF the ordinance, calling
attention to Its provisions
II Is probable that hereafter no
person not directly arrested in the
proceedings can secure admission to
rthe court during its sessions.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-05

the ether was from the Detroit union.
The first said:
The funds OF the Chicago union
are open to you"
The latter also pledged moral and
financial support.
A committee OF thirty, apointed by
the Central Federated Union. includ-
ing several women, reached the hall
at this time. They were empowered
by q resolution to offer the moral
ana financial support OF the 800. 900
members. The chairman was r. q.
Ryhacki.
Peter Brady, n member Of the COM
mittee. and secretary OF the allied
Printing Trade Council. said the Gen.
trail Federated Union would imme-
diately communicate with It's 500, 900
members and instruct them not to
ride on trolley cars on the lines where
strikes had been declared.
William b. Fitzgerald. one of the
general organizers, referred in his
speech to $3.50. 900 pals to Mr.. shonts
as bonus for good services.
That bonus was paid to Mr..
Shonts," he said. "by a little organiza-
ton OF men. who said: We shall give
Mr.. Shonts this bonus Now these
very men who gave the bonus. for
which your labor paid, are trying to
tell you whether you have the right
to organize and say you want 30 cents
an hour for the work you do"
Shortly before the strike vote was
taken. both Mahon ana Fitzgerald
left the hall.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-05
IN CONGRESS

NH x1CUGE--The House today adopted
|kLo conference report on the Agricul-
8<nen1 appropriations bill providing
D1n1.9sa.sse for the conduct of the ag-
6cuIturaI department during the com
aaNk year. TIL report waR adopted by
R<e Senate yesterday.
The inability OF the House to i'm
aaoaeA United States District Attorney
T. Hnowden Marshall OF New York,
|I4s acknowledged today.
Chairman Webb, of the House Ju-
ectary Committee. presented report
e6 the House. saying the evidence was
1aAequAte. Chargea against Mr..
laTshAll were brought by Representa-
&1txe Buchanan. OF Illinois.
gssss1kNATE-The Senate spent the day
( Mating the child labor bill. designed
prevent the Interstate shipment of
~ labor products. Southern SEN
~8M led by Hardwicke. OF Georgia,
lily assailed the measure,
Eing that II is unconstitutionai.
lof Hardwicke openly charged
parties with playing to political
iency" in bringing the measure
krd At this time. lie declared
III In favor of child labor iegis~
In the States but insisted TIL.
~ government had no right TO
ors In purely local conditions.
= Robinson. OF Arkansas. In
a6x the bin. vigorously defended
nGttfutionality.
neosetate Commerce Commit
M against eongressio nai inter-
~ Ia the threatened railroad
II was then decided to indeh-
table the NewIands resolution,
~ BY the United States Cham
Commerce, to direct the Inter-
Commerce Commission to In
ets conditions OF wages and
~ the railroads.
army and navy Bill conferses
Nd their efforts TO adjust the
nce over the preparedness APP
alton bills.