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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-19

Wafbington, .. e., 1S. Stt.
Bon gsamien bes Stadtsbspartements
fpuroe anseoeutet, bag Die 9er. Staas
ten ii9 nt9t peranlabt fiiblen, ans
IdBli9 Der grtldruRg bes britiiaen
ytiniiters bes 4euberen, @reb, i'm bri.
tiiden parlamsnt, irsenb cine Of
fentlide 9etanntmaduns in 9e5us
auf bic ansrifie oes 5auhbootss
rll-53" ooer bic 5au1boots Situas
tion i'm alIsemsinsn gu erIaiien. Der
britiIde Wtiniiter bate ertldrt, Sab
feline Resieruus teine Offiaielleu 9ors
iteuunsen in Waibington MAIDEN mir
be, Biz BON bort aus cine iolde Be-
tanrtgebuna srgangsu lei.
Gs beibt, bnb bieie Regisruns iih
ebsnIo ipenis beipOssn iiible, tpesen Der
3bdtisteit zines bsutiasn 5au1bpotes
an Der ameriianiitNn 3iifte an bic
4aiIrten eiHe grtldruns gu erlaiieu.
als fie ii6 peranlabt fiiblte, biei.s
Oeutihlan0 gegeniiber iiber ben neulis
den 8eiud bss iran3Oiiiden areusers
rabmiral @ube" in einsmf fameritaui-
fden 5afeu 81 tbuH.
Sas Staatsbepartemsnt 1T nun i'm
BeiiBe Der pollen Snformation in Be
5ug auf bds Yerienten Der fiinf S6tffe
nabs Der Reuenslano aiiite bur4 bas
Eal9boot .l-53", absr cine antiins
bignng ipirb erit nad sinem fprsfGls
tisen Stubium Der Suformatipn sr,
ipartet. qlbmtral anisbt in Reipport
fanbte bic grtldrungeu Der G9iffs.
tapitdne unb Der ameritautf6sn Maz
rinesO sOffiSiere. ipelds iid nuf benz
Shduplabe befanben, iibsr ben 0ors
gang unb iiber bic 9oriittsmabrcseIn,
bic fiir bic Si6erbeii Der paiiasiere
setroffen tporoen iparen.
Die .inaise pbafe Der SituatioH,
iibsr ipeIhe glustunit feblt, be5iebt
fi9 auf bic Snformation, bic Der
Bsfeblsbaber bes uz53 i'm 6dfen BON
gleipport erlanst baben mag, bod nuts
bs IN gubetra&t Der glnesutnus Don
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-19
Yrinseiitm BON .6sbealnbe
Seiratbet etnen o iterret@
hii den q . of + eter.

9onbon, 1S. Sttober. Die
n5rantfllrter 3eitung" tiinOigte bic
9ermGbluns Der prin5siIin Wlar!s
SbereIe oon Sobenlube nit Stto
9pblsiIen DON Snngorut, einem Ipos
tbetsr unb Utitelieo elmer etufa6en
DiterreihtIden 5amilie an. Die prins
ssFin perpflegte &Obleiien in einsm
Spipital, in bas er pom o6Iahttelo
aus sebraft iporoen mar.
Sen5atioelle S4ieBereisi II
einem 6 Gbic a'g per Sc
riot 81 uale.
gbisagp, 18. Sttuber. Im
Wittpod CAB 5rau Catherine Wtarat,
cine Mutter Don bier &inberu uuo
Dem iiingten perieIben aui ssm Grms.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-19

@istount @rep, bob bieier puntt piels
lei9t bic 9aiis fir eine S9abenerjabz
flage gegen biefes Ganb 6ilOen peroe,
cine fpeaielle llnterIu4ung einseleitel,
Sn einem Gbnliden 5alfe bate 5ranfs
reid bon Spanien Gnti9dbisuns psr'
langt fir Conformation, ipelde ODn
einem unterIee6opt IN gartbdgena am
ae6li6 erlanst tpurbe uno tpelGe i'm
@erluit frunSDiiider S9iffe unmittela
bar nat Der 2tbfabrt bss 5auAbootes
refultirt bate.
gs purbe offi3ieG ertldrt, baB biz
Snformation feline gepeiie bufiir ent.
halte, baB amsritanii6e 3eritorer
aufgeforbert porben ieien, Iid 3u ente
fernen 70 baB bas 5au4boot ein
S6iff o6ne llnfall 3eritDren fOnns.
Die 2lufmertiamteit. pel6e bieien
@erii6te am Oienitas i'm parlamelt
geidentt purbe, bdt 6ier iiberraicht,
ba bic geamten bemielbsn tpenig Be
oeutung beigelegt batten. gs niro
baruuf bingelpieien, bab Die glnfpes
ienbeit Der ,3eritDrer aus rein humdz
nen peden erfolste, unb bob es nur
ein Dit Der 60fli6teit BON ieiten
beg oeuti6en gsfeblsbabers gepeIen
lei, lie gu benadri9tisen, bab er bea6e
ii9tige bas Shiff 3u perienten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-19
BON Zturm nnb Grbbeben
Wurbe am Mittfpo6 Der Siioen
6eimgeiu6t.
am i6tperiten purben Georgia, Ola:
6amu uno 5ennefiee betroffen.
Der SrtaH entpidelte eine 9si9pilt'
bisteit Don la Meilen pro
Gtunbe.

atlanta, Ga, 18. Sttober. -
Der Siibsn Durbe am WlittDof
slsi45eitig Don sinem grObsbsn uni
sinem Sturm beimgeiu4t. Bdbrean
elm tropiider Srtan iiber bic Golf
aiiite pegfegte, itiirsten in Georgia,
2llabama unb 9snneiiee infolse DOa
grbit0ben S6orriteins Elm, unb Diele
gepObner fIuben entiest aus ibrsr
Sduiern.
Oas grbheben ri6tete tpenig S6ds
BEN an, aber Der StIrm, tpel6er eine
S4nelfigteit BON ia Wleilsn prs
Stunoe entipidelte, bette in peniocos
Ia, Sloriba, Sd9er ob unD mebrere
S6iffe i'm 9afen DerIanten, pobe'
Daniel gob6, bsr &o9 bes tleinell
Sumpfers .5ldHbers" ums 2ebsn
tam. Die anbersn Mitslieber Der
S6iffsmanuidaft tameu am Utitts
mod 2tbeub bier tn.
Uiobile DurDe lpentger iatper be-
trOffeu, obslei6 AUDI bort Der Sturm
eins 9eidapinbigteit DON 10 Wteilsr
errei5te. 3!psi tleine Gebdube pur'
ben seritDrt uHb eine Regerin burt
einsn elettrii6en DRAFT getOotst. Die
S6iffe in Wlpbile paren re6t3ettig
geparnt pOroen. 3pei SlltbbdmpTsr
aingsu unter, Elm S6ooner uDo Elm
anberss S6iff purbeu ans 2anb ss'
trisbsn unD ptsr tleiue goote Derosu
psrmibt.
Die Grbit6bs bssaunen tura mad 4
llbr uno Durosn am i4periten in
WtOntsOmerD uuo Birmingham, Qla,,
empfunoeu, no bobe 9ebGuoe ins
S6panten geristbeu. Sn bieien Stab>
ten itiirSten SdorUitsine sin unp
SausbaItunssartitel Duroeu DON ben
Wauobrsttsru seI9leubert.
yis uah SoutsOiae, ap., I'M Rorben
unb Qusuita, Ga, i'm Often puroen
bic Spei Groii0be peripiirt. Sic baus
ertsn etfpu orei Wtnuten.
Der Srtan bate ieinen 4usgdnass
punt in Yucatun unb errsihte am
friiben Morsen bic Siiite. Sn Ntobils
ldgeu balo ale Selegrupbsn5 unp Sez
lspbonbrdbte am 9oben. galb mar
aud 9eniacOIa abseihnitten uno erit
am abeno mar es .mogli4, nit Der
Stabt in 9erbinouns gu tretsn. Der
S6aOen in Wpbils beIGuft iia auf ets
ma $4,000; berienige in Yenias
cola 1T niht betannt. Rep Orleans
i't pom Sturm perihont gebIieben.
Der Sturm mar iiberall Don i6tpes
rem ReseHgiifen 6egIeitet Sn Burr
ppob, Ga, fieIen rpGbrsnb bes sages
elf 3pa Regen, 4u6 Wtpntgpmerp,
Nla., puroe Dpm Sturm bsimsein6t,
bod ridtete sr bdfelbit penig S9aben
an. Sn Opp, 2lla., tpurbsn Sduier
beihGhigt uub aud in dnberen tleinen
Stdbtsn oes Staates purbe S6aben
angeridtet. Sn Srpp ipurben Wobns
bGuier unb 2absnas5Gube a6aebett.
Dpd pirb aus btsiem 9titritt tein
gsrluft BON Menf6snIebsn senelbst.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-19
Qlnerlei.

-Supant54e gegeHames
ritaHti de yBurybGlle. gu
geginn Der SaiiOn fHr Das nutiona.s
9aQipisl, betatlnt als bas n8aiebaa
Same, miiHcn Die biefigen 5a6ritatl.
ten Der babel perpanbten 2eoer5dqe
bic unansenebme @ntpedung MAIDEN.
baB iapaniIfe &onturren3 tbr lob
uenoes 8ef6Gft gefd5roet. Die Sdpas
ner, ipel6e in aandoa nit OieIem
neuen @r5eu9niB ibrer SHouitrie be-
retts feffen SUB gefaBt baben, bieteE
bic gdae trrB zines 3paes DOH 40
prpaent bss 0ertbes fir 80 Gents
oas 9uBenb an, 70 oaB Der 9etuil,
preis ii6 auT 8 Gents pro Stiid ite!.
len piiroe. WIan befhratet in 5abrt-
tanteutrsiIen, baB oas eritmaIige glns
gebot Diefer biQigeu 8aare Sur Gin
fibrung beiIerer Wtdrten oienen iol.
Die 5abritaaten babeE iih oa6er nad
@uibingtpn on bas Bureau fir aus
lGnbif6en unb inlGnoiiden Sunbel
seipanot, bur8 3OaIdus Der lleberz
I6tpemmung Der Der, Stduten nit
benz 6illigen ,Sdunb" aus Sapau eis
nsn Riesel oursuihieben.
Mebr 4rbeit 3u + bereu
9Dbnen. Die @rhebungen bes yterp
gprter Qr6eitsbureaus iiber bic DR.
beiterperbdltniiie in Den SnbuItrieu
bes Staats Rep gort pGbreuo oes
Monats 2tu0uIt bdben Elm ungepDbns
li9 giinitigs8 Grgebnib geseittgt. SIT
bod ermtttelt porbeN, pdb Die 5a@
6rttarbeiter in Der Serihtsperiooe bDs
beren Dur6Itnittslobn erbalten 5as
ben, ais lett Segtnu oes 4rteges. Sm
2aufe pes Quguit bat Itb niht nur Der
buraIhnittltde 2pbniaB I'm 2 pro5.
erb0bt. au4 bic 3abI Der gtrbeiter in
ben Sabriten mar cine grDBere. Seit
gluauIt 1915 betrGgt Die 2obnuufbeis
Ieruna 80 Srp5. unb gegeu Guqu't
1914 itelIt lie ii6 duf A qro5 slle
@eIammtSaol Der bertJGftlsten ga
britarbeiter mar in OieIem Sabre um
Is pro5. 9rDber ols I'm au9ul L9lo
unb i'm % 9rpsent gr0Ber aIs Dor
spei Sabren. (Munitions arbetter.
u. b. G.)
Sleinitao tieni utton-
Wos lit benn lps9 ggas gtbt es bloBs
@as lit benn nur pafiert3
Die ean3e. tIei1le, tiQe Stoot
SIT Guberit ecbauffiert.
WSun rett iid SaIs uub gtltgen aus,
Ran lduft unb I6reit errest,
Das aibt es nur, oas aae gDeIt
so fiirhterlt6 betpegt9
Da pl0bli6 - Sdtpeigeu rings I'M
Arets-
Stumm ftarrt bic Wteni6erflut
rlnb Inn bic Gde raui9t-6rGa Rat9
Neit benz 9ariier Sut.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-19

fHen ariessanleibe an5ulesen. nadse,
fonlmen. ieien unb eiren 5000 mdrt
Bomb fir $517 eritanbin bdtten. SIR
Worseben purbs sutsebeiBen. ginla
bungea oes Siioepobl Wanner9ors
llno bes @oobfrlfom Sdnger6ors 5u
ibren 5eitliAtciten am 20, Sttober
rcip. lS. NoDsmber ipurbcn bdbin be-
antiportet. baB Der 9erein bsfdloB, iih
nad bciien ardftcn 5u betbsilisen. Die
einnabmen beliefen iid aui $64 unb
bic Nusaaben auf $53.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-19
SeMer " 6 r.

Sn ,bem &sller unter Der @irtbs
idaft pes Gus. Srbing. 2029 Mdbis
ion Roab, entitanO seitern a6enb iura
Dor 10 ll5r our9 aur3idlub cine
Gaserploiipn, infolse oeren Elm 5euer
ausbradb, bas binnen furssr Seit Ell
nen Shaoen bon etpa $1,000 anri6s
ieie, sbe ss burh bic auf Qlorm 764
eerperserutcne Jsueripebr ssloi6t ners
ben tonnte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-19

I'M pollbeieBten @ertAtsfaale Oea
Ri4ter5 Spell brei S6iiiIe ab unG
perpunoete Sacob &laus, Der bpn tb'
rem 8atten in ieiner S6eioungstlag'
als fein Rebenbubler be3ei6net pur'
be, in lebensgefGbrli6er 8eiie. &luua
1T Der Sruber zines alderman.
Stalienii9e &reu3er BON
etnem beut DEN 8ors
pebobOot tart be-
i6d6igt.
Berlin, 18. Sttp6er. Die W}us
rinebebDrDen tiin0igten am DtenItag
an, baB Der italieniIche gef4uBte
&reuaer r2i6ia", bon 374O Conner,
an 7. Sftcber i'm W&ittelldnbiI6en
Wleer bon etnem beutf6en unteriese
bpOt tOrpeo:rt unO fart bei4dbigt
iporoen iei.
Der &reu5er puroe i'm Sabre 1912
fir bic tiirtii4e Regterung auf elmer
italienii6en Berfte in 8au genommeH,
aber ndbreno oes tiirfiId italieni@
i6en &rieges BON StaIien bei4lags
ndbmt ln1o Oollenoet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-19

Sabre alte; cine Waeine unb 10 g)arbs :
9roui llb 92. -2iitle Bigger SO. Ra.
pibs Sc. 1urco 101, 5air Orient 1o3,
Hifie Sboptsr 108.
Siebsntes Rennsn. - Ceiling; brei
s5abre olte pnb dltere; cine unb 1s16
Wieilen:' gedutp Sbop 100, Wabel
3ulfpefsr 104, Solib Sod 105. ga
tpre 112, Jttoldno 112. Sprian ia.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-19
Sdiffsnadlridjten.

g2ep gort, 18. Sh. 2lbgefaAz
ren: n5reoerit VIII" nad &opeHe
bagen.
Gibraltar, 16. Ott. YaTiirt:
rSuca bi 8enopa" prn Rep Yp-t
mad 8enua.
2onbOr, IA. SIT. gtbgefd6ren:
vgscania" nuh Rep yprt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-19
glR aliti1a.

sd perDfientli9e meire Seot1te
itets unter meinern Rumen."
Daran tbun sic reht, mein Grdu'
lein; benn bann tprnmt peuigitens
Ltein uui4urbiger In @srha4t"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-19
Telir 7ias
5at i'm Stndte Sarac1,
Werito, eine prooilo loa
ri DE Regterung
etdbftrt


8ropnsbille, Serds, 18. Sti.
5eltr Dias fat cine prpbiIorii9e Re
gierung in Dem meritunti6en Stante
Soracu eta6lirt, penn Spe3imen Don
SUPPER uno Silbermiinaen, bic am
Mittpo8 an Der @ren3e anfdmer,
als gepeis bufiir angefe6en tperoen
tonnen. Die Miinsen, bic oon Weritas
nern aus psm Snnern bier6erge6ruft
purben, iin0 oieredtge Supfermiin5sn
berprpbiIoriI9en Regierung bon einem
Gentdpo un0 Silberitiide Don einem
Diertel, sinsr balben unb einem gam
sen peio. Sic Iinb auf Der einen Seite
nit benz meritanii6en 8appen oerz
ie6en unb duf Der anDeren nit benz
Yrpfil Don Senito Suares.
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unbegriinoet
ST bas @srii6t, ba B
0euti6lanos r2uiita=
MIA" Rote at5epttrt
10 ltrbe.

~ trbe.
4s6urp Part. q. s., 18. Stt.
Setretdr SoIepb SumuItp 6eaei6nete
am Niittipo6 na9 elmer &onfereus
nit bem prGiibeuten Wilion unb sir
nsm Selep6ouseIprd6 nit osm ftel.
pertreteubsn Staatsietretdr BOLT oas
@erii6t, baB bic Der. Staatsn cine
9eilesung Ser 2uiitunia Spntro=
perie auf Der 9aiis Der GrtlGrun3
Oeuti8lanos, bab Der ansriff berebs
tist setpsieu lei, onsenommen babsn.
fiir erfunoeu.
Die Rote tpurbe nidt ansenoms
men," ertlGrte Serr polt. runb Mrs
au6 ni6t tetannt gemadt iperben.
Die 9eri6t., bub iie ansenommea
porben iet ipurSen au parteiapedsn
perSifen!Ii9t.-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-19
@iie nbabnraab In Cfla'
hpMa
Gin @rprebdgent unb ber
8ePd 4 metfter bes 3us
ges BON BEN Ydnbiten
sprf If nffen

{ p UVH ut u q u ! lt u
srf4ofien.
Bib, Otla., 18. Ottober. Der
fiibli9 fa3renOs poitz unb @rprsb5uo
30. 5 Der 2tt6ifon Sopeta unb Sdnfo
5e Giienblbn purbe am Wttttpodj
Qbeno in Der NGbe 6ieiiger Stabi oon
elmer Rdu6srbanoe angebalten uno be
rdu6t.
Gin @rpreBbote unc Elm @spdds
meifter, beren Ramen nod ni4t err
mittelt purben, iinO BON ben 9anoiten
eri6oiIen poroen, bic in einem Qutoz
mobil enttamen, na9bem tie ben 3ug
auseerdubt.
poli3ei, Die nit etnem Grtrasug
bon perrb Gus a6gef6itt purbe, BE-
finbet ii4 auf Der @erTOlgung Der
Rduber.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-19

llnO ipirO bieie in aursem p.r0fients
lideu.
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Die Regisruns 1T nun i'm Beige Der
pOIIen austunft ii6er bieiel6e.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-19
9eine Veranlaffmng

Sat. ipie perlautet, NufbinstOn gu si
Her offbieaen gr,Idruns iiber
bic 5bdtigtsit oes .u-53"
an Der umeritauis
i6sH aiiite.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-07
CONCERTED DEMAND ON
ALL RAILROADS MADE
BY 100000 IRA|MMth
Chief of brotherhood or Engineers and
President Of Railroad Trainmen
f4cave For Chicago With BAL.
lots.

Cleveland, o.. March "a con-
certed demand upon the railroads of
the United States for an eight hour
day by 100000 employees In the train
service. Is assured by the favorable
vote being polled In the referendum
conducted by the four railroad en-
pioyes' organizations.
Warren 8. Stone. Grand chief en-
Sineer of the Brotherhood OF Locomo-
tive Engineers. and w. T. Leo. presi-
dent OF the Brotherhood OF Railroad
Trainmen. will leave with the cxecu-
tive committees OF the organizations
for Chicago tomorrow night. carrying
with them moro than 5000 ballots.
The vote will be cAnvassed and prob
ably will be announced Immediately.
1t ID probable that the formal de-
mand for the eight-hour day will take
the form of an uitimatum naming
conditions upon which the man will
remain at work and giving the roads
thirty days to answer. a proposal to
arbirate 10 expected to come from the
railroads
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-07
HOUSE Will TABI E. McLEMORE RESOLUTION
TODAY BY AN OVERWF1ELhllQ MAJORITY
EXPORTS ARE LESS
THAN SAME MONTH LAST YEAR

Washington, March 6.-Uncle Sans
business with foreign nations fell off
considerably in January, the total ex-
ports for that period being s335.535.-
500. as compared with 1882 100000
for December, according to figures
made publi, by DR.. e. r.. Pratt. chief
OF the Bureau of Foreign and Dones-
tic Commerce. As compared with the
same month year ago, exports show
ed an increase OF about ssS,00o.000.
Increases in imports for January
were reported. The total, $1S4,o0o,
600. was s12,o00.000 i'll excess of the
figures for December. Nearly ~
per cent of the imports were free o.
duty. indicating increased imports ci
raw materials and decreased imports
of manufactured European goods.
Gold movements in January were
comparatively small, imports amount
ing to s15.00s.232, and exports sio,-
213.5I7. Aggregate gold imports foI
the seven months ended January 81
last, were s332.03S,3 ss.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-07
GOVERNOR POINTS OUT
NEED FOR ADEQUATE
REVENUE MEASURE
Implies That Executive Power May BE
Welded on appropriations IL ffx-
ed and Sure Revenue is Not Pro-
xilcd.
PROMPT AND FAVORABLE
ACTION MOST fsSSENTI M
Refers Legislature To Report of State
Advisory Tax Board As Modified
I'm the Governors Message of Feb
rnary Is.

Governor Stuart yesterday sent the
following special message 10 The Cen
eral Assembly urging the necessity for
providing adequate revenue to meet
the appropriation bill already adopted
The concluding para graph of the COM
fnunication implies that should q
proper revenue measure fail, II would
be the Governors unpleasant duty to
use his veto to prune down the APP
preparation b!ll The message fol-
lows:
I'm view OF the fact that the end of
the present session of the General
Assembly Is rapidly approaching, and
that only five working days remain, /
feel ii my duty TO call the attention of
your honora Bile body to the Importance
OF providing revenue adequate to meet
the appropriation bill already adopted
by the House of Delegates. and soon
to have the consideration of the Sem
ate
This appropriation bill is pre-
sumably drawn on most conservative
lines. making provision only for the
absolute and immediate needs of the
Government.
II feel that it Is hardly necessary to
call your attention TO the fact that the
! life of the appropriations carried In
this bill is dependent upon the enact
ment of measures which viii provide
sufficient revenue to meet these APP
preparations.
Prompt Action Necessary.
''As "A logical sequence tn this situa-
ton. prompt and favorable action is
required on the revenue measures
proposed by tire State Advisory Board
ON Taxation, as modified in my mes
sage delivered in person To your hon
! orahfe body on February Is. or the
adoption of other measures which will
yield to the State an equal amount
OF revenue.
From the highest consideration of
public duty. | beg to impress upon
your honorable body. most respectful
/ y. but most earnestly. the Importance
of the action 10 which / have directed
your attention, ali the more important
because of the constitutional ohiiga-
ton resting upon the executive to
keep the expenditures of the State
within the limits of her fixed and sure
revenue.
Respectfully submitted,
III. Q. STUART,
Governor.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-07
D. BAKER, OF
CLEVELAND, CHOSEN
AS WAR SECRETARY
Name Of Former Mayor Of Cleveland
|. and Friend of Tom johnson. VIII
be sent to senate To-day ny
President Wilson to suc-
eeed GarrisOn.

Washington. March s.--The nominal
Of Cleveland. as Secretary of War. to
succeed Lindley NJ. Garrison. resigned.
will be sent to the Senate by President
Wilson tomorrow. He ID regarded a.
the Presidents personal choice. and
no opposition to his confirmation IL ex-
pected.
President Wilson formally offered
the cabinet place to Mr.. Baker last
Friday. although II developed today.
he was tho first man to enter the prss-
idcnt's mind whom Secretary Garrison
resigned. Early today Mr.. Baker tsle-
graphed the President that NJ would
accept the portfolio II such was his
wish. The President promptly tsls-
sraphed him that he earneatly desired
him TO accept and to come to wash
ington at his earliest convAuienca for
ID conference. Late today the White
Fiouse was advised that Mr.. Baker
would be here Thursday. The Prssi-
dents acquaintance with the proapee-
tive Secretary Of War begAn when Ne
was lecturer IL Johns Hopkins unf-
yersity and Mr.. Baker wAn student
there. Mr.. Baker u ! real toriglnal
wilson man. ana ~ delegate to
the Baltimore Convention nteadfnstly
supported his candidate. KA4n Presi-
dent Wilson was orwanisin9 htn cabinet
In 1913 he twice offered M. HGker the
portfolio of 6ecrstarv 81 ths lntertor.
hut the lattAr was then Mayer " Cievs-
lana and insisted that Ne had some
civic problems t. ssivs,
~, Baker, who u fHFty-nye ysara
|etd. viii ~ the ycanGaat genahes ~
tha cabinet, disttqotteN Nov Mid
Nv eeeretary ef Aosleuitnss 1keaeten,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-07
Localities May Not Go Back
Further Than 1912 in Pro-
bing Omitted. ] axes
COORDINATE COLLEGE
BILL In HOUSE TODAY
Conferees Appointed by House
and Senate on Mapp Bill.
Governor Urges Action on
Revenue Measure

In the Senate and House yesterday
there were several heated debates
The Senate had before IL the tax re-
mitter'' bill. which 1t finally passed.
The "remitter'' bill, as it now STANDS
amended, provides for the assessment
OF State taxes for any period or time
in arrears. but that county taxes may
only be assessed as far back as 1si z.
The bill occupied the greater part OF
The day in the Senate. Senator T.. Lee
Trinkie, of Wythe, completing has
speech of Saturday urged that the
bill be passed. Senator Allen, OF Ian-
enburg, opposed the measure Sen
ator Cannon. like Senator Gooirick,
stood for the bill, which he said WAS
based on the highest principle of pub
lie policy. Senator West, of Suffolk
was also defender of the measure.
He was opposed to all amendments
Senator Gooirick spoke In behaif
OF the bill as II had been amended
through his efforts He said that the
Legislature had often RENTED taxes
where IL kept men out of bankruptcy.
but thought taxes as general rule
should be collected in proper proper
items.
strobe Against Measure,
Senator STROBE. or Amherst. opposed
the hill He argued the objection 70
the bill from r. constitutional sfAna-
point. Senator Royali. of Tazeweli,
asked that all cases of omitted taxes
AZ had been reported by examiners
of record and which were In process
OF collection be exempted from the
operation OF the bill Senator Gum
said the bill gave immunity TO men
who failed to make honest return Of
their belongings.
The amendments TO the bill strike
out all reference to the State taxes,
leaving only the localities affected 10
fight il out. The localities may coli
lect ony for three years back and are
forbidden 10 impose penalties on these
falling TO make correct returns.
A bill was also passed by the Sen
ate for the appointment OF commits
stor on economy and efficiency TO
make a survey OF the State and local
governments, to report TO the next
General Assembly.
In the House the day was spent In
the adoption of bills amended by the
Senate and in the passage to their
seosnd and third readings OF numer-
Gus bills.
A message from the Governor urg-
ing action on revenue bills was read.
These bills were passed 10 third read
ing through courtesy to the Governor.
though they had not left the printers
hands. They can be further acted
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-07
FAvORS ROADS
FOR USE IN CASE OF WAR

Washington, March 6.--The Euro
pean war has proved the value OF
strategic highways. in supplementine
railways to facilitate the movement OF
troops and supplies and many states
men declare the time has come when
the United States should develop
such highways for use in case of war.
Representative Mudd, of Maryland.
heads group OF national legislators
favoring more liberal appropriations
for developing such roads. He de-
ciared today that the United States
should build strategic highways
wherever necessary for use by the
armed forces Of the country in de-
Tending 1t against a foreign enemy In
case of invasion.