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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-22
FOR SAIE-Furms

FOR sale. 2si I-2-acrs farm. Southern Viz
Sinia About 1913 cultivated 7-room
cabins good fruit. village. store and school
one mile, churches three miles: 1920 TO
si,Svp worth standing oak and pine LARGE
creek. with about 30 acres bottoms. a gond
opportunity for general farming, tobacco
aud stock. Appl! 10 ID w De Weesc Ex-
ecutor. sharon. Pa
For sale. little truck ana poultry farm IN
suburbs q! ciiS l.. acres with very
tractve cottage aud outhuuses. all brand
new tor only 1850; us" cash and $40 per
month. Tan sell on same terms. l..
acres adjoining, making a-acrc farm with
all improvements. FOR Si,s5o. less than cos;
al "it| lot, and monthly payments more
thdn rent. can soil l--aCre tract for
$500. or 1-acre Tract for 81 u00. and build
20 suit requirements ~ puro hts"r. II in
terestsd write. and Mill show you the prop
erty- {. l.. Townsend, 4. .. Box lss Rich
MoEL. Va.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED at once. or 3 men To- SOIL
hshtning rods. Must DO Sober ana able
I" seh the goods. Cash salary and cx-
prnses paid Answer With fuii nsrticulnrs
l. 5.i. caro- Times Dispatch
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RY

en- LonisVillo anu West, % 90 d .II.On n
Main Line. Local. sSa, f2 ~ tb:i6 =,
James River Line, .lO:OO a t5:Is
y. News MIX, Old PIT, SO A. elm ..
Newport News. Local. s7:iF a * 40 :,
Trains arrive from MIX, Ill: sa.l5
$3.50 p. y. News, 1875 u. 500 o. From
West. $3.50 A.. 's:4o P. t9:5S a. fi;io D..
Sunday from Thurmond. Jas. River. rs: *
a., s7:1o p. sDaiiy tEjxcept SupGav
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t.LP WANTEi,-liaIr.

'S i"2Hth Get EcScrn:acn, Jobs Mn
anu women HAEtcu. llHt Of positions OBJ
tH'hAplc tc:. FRANKLIN Institute. Floor s.A
N2ehegitr. y y.
ppthi'E !nHr money selling diamond rings
one EgIf Karat genuine yeriec, blue ,hi,e
d'aTloHI NV - ~. hat E"tai's fo- Sc
-: 9 y ON AruruN"i it"ck jcWclry 70
Nh0icaal'fs NJ Diamonds. ~ Equitable.
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BOARDING.
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

iiANiSpMELi furnished rooms with OF
without pr!vat. bath Ia most desirable
u, al ton. f!tst- class table board ana ser
,ltc. Special rates to trangieuts Appiv
tlrs Myrtle Anderson. zoo EsH, Franklin
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SUMMER BOARDING

hCGuESuT sPRIHGs. VA Where ,iIet
folks get Te9ted where sick folks
sspeeia!iy designed ~ nature for the bene.
~ OF humanity. Hot ana cold water baths
etc An abundance Of shade. IS acres of
!'nja-ise GAL. trees tn the lawn alone Ex-
ellen; cuisine Just 90 minutes from
II'hwoEI. Va. by train auto Terms
reasonable. Apply TO Or. ". %. Robinson
l.SGeno; SPRING.. Mosley Junction. Va.
MIR. ~ HBNNE Viii open her Virsinia
h"Hch housv June reservations row be-
l"E made 81 Wes; Franhiia Street: Rich
mond
81 EHAi apardcrs waited In "a nice oIi.,
pld'", l"rE- airy rooms. pOrchcs ana shade
ZEN miuui"- walk 20 station: four churches
~" I'nSi'"iiice. Apply io Mrs. l.. Il. DAVIES
AruhDts. -" 800.
SUMNER boaru. idea! location. shady
street. trees everywhere. Suites OF tw5
or thre" rooms. With bath, also single
IONS upper anC lower porch First-class
S., hoHFd: fresh eggs and vegetables :,
;eaS"rahI". Address SUMMER Board
university. Va.
WANTED a congcnial couple or win take a
!ew h""ri"is IN Nillage home on bank o.
Nappahannock River. Fine view artesiau
water, home comforts References eA-
Royal, Va
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POULTRY AND BIRDS.

yt<. = -
FOR sale. Stereotypers mats lSx2I; flexible
and tough; Just the thing to line chicken
mousse and outhouses. s1.oV per 100 pounds
az the once; % cents extra for out of town
patch
FOR sale pair Rcd CarncuuX mated
banded working. J. y Haii.han 2qli EAST
Broad. '
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WANTED. salcsiady size 80. 10 take charge
~ Office trade ladies tailoring. Expert.
good appearance. Reply. with reference
+. IgS Times pi*patCh
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS

CITIES. PICTURES OF O!.u SHIrS Ar,
MODELS OF SHIPS ADDRESS NAN VIII
llAMS. CNNE OF TIMES DISPA TCu
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SEaBOARn AIK LINE RAILWAY,
The Progressive Railway of the South.

F"efeo"RNC
Southbound trains scheduled to lenve uich
inond daily: 1885 A. NJ, local to Norlina:
80 4. NJ. scepers and coaches to jackson.
vale. Atlanta, Birmingham; Gas r. M
through coaches ami seepers to jackson.
VILE; LEAD A. NJ. s!cepers to Atlanta, birm.
inghnm. Jacksonville Tampa una coachs,
To jacksonville.
Northbound trains scheduled to arrive IN
richmond daily. 1870 A. NJ, $3.50 a. 81
local. $3.50 \. NJ. G.37 T. 81 "
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DEATHS.
IN HfENJORttSI.

4ad G,i, living ,,,.,,,r..
:. ~ "nr lear tathcr. BERNAHU WirT-
H,AHlP ~ wh" died ono year ago 20 day
u" ne sraf"yurG softly sleeping.
Nhyts tnc flowers gently Wu.,
IL,a ~" Oh" we love q" dearly
DO ma" lonely. Silent gray"
''"t mat one" w bright aud i....;ul
F"N is IlwA3s lad s,uG drcar:
i-"tih= tcdtts thht once. we're h,pr.
N"N are ai"sy- aching mere.
al. - DARK nrcunI our uHrIl,u-
Nu'. ~" almost ms lIr.
su' 80 took around ,vith aoryua
Naen ~ sve ,Ny vacant rinsr
g.. n!d nrt want tr p4!t with lam,
liht God knew ,lHat was best.
but hoiro iIy w~ hop. 70 meet him
81 'lht sweet iHid O.! rest.
81 HIS WIFE AND CHlLDkEE
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DETECTIVES.

bUkCH Privutc Detective Agency. homo o.
nee. Park Building. Phone Randolph i566
Rjchnoud. Va.
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REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE.

WILL. exvhsns" I'VE lots on car lin. at
Hcpcwe!l. Va. for autonohii. or good driv-
ing horse. 'ihis "ill b. good Investment
Address Nv. Box 23-F, James River J. VI
q. A.. city Point Va
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

THIS Is "a notify tho public that MIR. and
Mrs. r. l.. NnunaiIy will not be respui-
sihi. FOR any bills made by our son, j. w
MIR. X MRS. r.. y NuNNAIIY
800 Porter Street. city.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

WASTED, few summer hoarders. delight
fuI rooms and shade: good fare rates
reasonable Address Mrs Preston Conner
Wa:u.shuro. Va
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AUTOMOBILES.

WANTED. buyers for used cars of nearly
every make. wo give very best possible
values Your inspection L. solicited. Eaiaon
y tAIdls. lG23 West Broad.
AUTO bodies bull; to order. sprinI re3air.
ing. painting especially. u. c. Brlstow.
10 North EiEhtcenth street.
WANTED 20 sell at once fos $1,000 cash. ono
ton w. Fred Richa rdson. coz West Main
Street.
WANTED, 1915 model Ford touring Must
y" In NJ condition. Srlf-gtart"r preferred
VIII pay $50 cash and S25 monthly Also
Tut" security. trS, city references Nd
dreS. |. 80. Ear" Times Dispatch.
l'i" Ford touring in Al condition Hnv"
II" place to keep IT, Must sell 1t VIII
sir" good terms. !! .c! care Times Dis
patch
BARGAINS In used Fords-iais Ford tour
Nhs. 1917 Ford touring. 1915 Ford rtinahuut
See Davis. with kaehlcr Motor Company.
''i" Ford touring. with accessories which
cost sS: used only weeks. VIII demon
strtt.. lie. care Times Dispatch.
FOR sale. all kinds Of used automobilc
parts, such as gears. aNies. springs mag
nst"s. carbur";nrs. crank shafts pistons
Wibort r. Dotson, So2 Brook Avenue Madi-
ron 2,o3
WANTED, second hand Ford Touring car.
i'lf or 1913 model Must I've cheap ! aii
care Times Dispatch.
ONE 1916 Ford roadster body. {3S: good as
new Commercial bodies for Fords In
STOCK. Top or open. for any business A.
Meyers Sons. ~ East Cary
AVToMoBILE for hire. Sl.6o per hour.
New clean cars. Daniels Boulevard
- '''-''
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Mrtlulun0 giulps -bispatrb
SIXTY-SlNTII YEAR.
ADMITTEDLY
THE BEST MEDIUM IN
THE SOUTH FOR CLASS.
lFlED ADVERTISING.
TELEPHONE YOUR WANTS TO
THE TIMES DISPATCH
SDpIpII =, ,J,>n

WANT AID. RATES
800. one cent u word when paid in ad.
Hhhce. no ad. taken for Icss than 10 cents
eUNbAY. one and one nnIf cents n word for
NV cihsrihed ads. except Situation Wanted
~, one cent word. No I'D. taken for less
IMAM 10 cents
- ADS. taken for less thnn 2b cents when
""arBet or phoncd In. phoned orders not
after {" +. NJ
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HELP WANTED-IIcmafc

WOMEN, Is or over, wanted for government
JOBS. S'o month. Write FOR list Of post
lions obta!naele: Franklin Institute. Depl
$50. Rochester. y. Y.
WANTED. settled whit" woman to cook
and look after h"mscwork III family OF
two children and wife, ia country; modern
couvenienccs. Apply W. - Rogers. Saycdge
Va.
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Wanted to Rent a
Monument Avenue
Home
FOR RENT-Cottages.


FOR rent. cottages al Virginia Beach II
ClRrkson Meredith. specialist In Virginia
Beach property. NorfniE, Va
FOR rent. Ocean View. Va White Cap
Cottage: Ii rooms ) lighthouses and SER
want quarters. fronting 90 feet the sea
q minutes walk 10 hotel. Oberndurfer &
Go. 3:S Law Building, Norfolk. Va,
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.oI'T4E |UID lTUNOSIliOnN IN All ..0IiOus az
ness from $l"o *.nr Don, fail 20 sea.
them t"for" uuying
-ELI.ANEoUs
s3..",-Au,o repair business. Snap
si.@'o.- Board and rooining- house: mo-: con
v"nient location Ia city
S6.UH-v.hiclc ana auto manufacturers am,
repa'r business: 20 years establl4hod
Ss.t'n-Old established dry royds .o1 mn.
lions less than invoice.
si,.J3-iiest drug business in North SiJ. seq.
ZION 4 bargain.
Siso"o-Fl"ur mill, .,c Soil o. rad. ,,r
iif" near good town.
:itn.lob printing shop. IN. only one in
E@''oh o. ci'y.
500 Booming house. nicely furnished. all
outside rooms: reasonable
ALF,lNTEEEsT or whole in wsl, es,ab
ish"d food product nTnu:acturing
'-,"m.parinersh!p in grocery ami produce
business. good location
WE'LL. ESTA BLTSlIED botti,nc worries c,o,
propositi?n TO man az partner or for NO
:no,,ns stock COMPANY rienty OF u"ri,
II rms proposition.
<i5,onc old established ilguor stor. p,,, ..,,,
In Baitim"r" city '''''''
Ns.rn-Csneral merehandise s,ock ,,,.,
ana s.r,. prorsrN: acres ground. hear, OF
GENERAL merchandise store. prcp.,,y .,1
a"reag" I" trade sell ""a
N'ar'- Exclusive agency for b.,, nm. ,,,
ehsinf vuicanIzer ON the marie. ""'
MANrFAcTrRING - Best yo,,,
screen on The market. Partner ana .o,,.
"p.eal rtHutred {" take care o: orders ana
for right man. PROPOSITION
SEE me b.fore huylnr List your bushes.
Win III" 70 sell '">""Si
J.. pITTMAN
decentralization Madison 5s7.
,nrefs Fp "a p pp, rssp9nsthle man. msnutac-
Wrst en- give best OF rcf"r.p. ,..' 1 ia
nishmond f"w days j. ,aS. car. I'm ~ IN
o na s :n"f % % 81 for Tass;oek aa'ure,
=. - sseahgre Street, Petersburg. Va
$1,000 To i5o.ro to invest with .c,i,.. -.
,r,.r',, Dy Eouns man OF hign intsgritw;
man,na,inn Or wh"lesale preferred Corn.
man North Tcnth street, Madison 30
Will .Nehang" West End lot. i,..I Inc..
,oS "'n Tor having business, value 500 =
sI4. car. Ilincs-Dispatch
MONEY loaned everybody saving ~ Iy.al.I;,5
-- Com msreial GUARANTEED Co. Is North Ninth.
EDISON RnlHE9T H,yfSG
I"iu'" efficiency. economy and cvnven;cnc.
LT"I,'ac'icn rnar"ntced by the Thomas \
Exclusive Distributors
THE CARNEGIE SALES co,
200 T.. Broad. Madison fo>7
&"nSnit sYDNEr : LEVY. Manager.
Eh,.- ESTABLISHED confectionery store.
Vim nnhrlng par!or, doing good business
r nn!aiy located: building contains 10
t"oIHn' low rental, owner leaving cItIg viii
S1.rin,", owner 7:9 Ninth Street, X. ",
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STOCK salesman. II ono OF unquaiiiicd
ability not afraid to hustle lie has AN
opportunity 20 connect up with the best
propoSi'ion ever placed before Richmond
people one Of real merit. 10y calling ut To-;
North fi,h Street to-day
WANTED. TO placc exclusive agency FOR
f'cnni"nd; weli-knowr article. Apply IS
Norih Ninth Street, . to IL y. NJ Monday
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SITUATION wANTED-,Iale.

aNi TED: POSITION By JUNE Is. or fully
!. ~ salesman or general Office man with
iIef'hsh,iin" broker or any live concern that
wants hustler. Address |. osJ care Tiiues-
Dispatch.
fihSI-tI-ASS combination booktccper and
, Atthosraphar desires position where rncr!t
is recognized j IL. care Times Dispatch
'ctHG man. age -. with . years drug
Stot. experiences, Ia which line IS a,
present employed. desires To make a change
10 some lin" OF end"avor tina, Offers better
opportunities. especially IN the saI.sfnanship
ncld would accept moderate salary at start
Has had some training in smirsnanghip Ad-
tf.ss ASnlrant. BOX Io7. Suffolk. Va.
WASTED position by experienced chauf-
fcur With private family. Good reference
y r.. walton. phone Madison 1919.
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PERIODICALS.

BOOKS AN PERIODICALS.
miscellaneous lot Of books statistical and
otherwise. worth sC1 for sals for sio
First Floor. Times Dispatch Building
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Several or iies" cottages well located
Tor boarding nous. purposes and on water
front. Joseph Morris. Real Estate and
Rentals, 2lo Board Of Trad. Building oruo-
site post-oifiCc. Phone az. Norfolk Y,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

coNEEcTfONERiES
$50 To sJ,oW. III you want good "onfec-
tion"ry business ~" my list: TOO Numerous
10 it-ruiz..
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FOR SALE-Horses
FOR SALE-AnimaIs

foR sale: pure-bred collie. 6 puppies sos
George Horne, Elerson. Va
f0H sale, Jersey cows and calves PHI
rairiaN Avenue South Richmond OaI:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-22

GROCERY STORES
SPLENDID propositions In All ..ct;ons az
the city and suburbs. doing :, weekly bust
n"Ss from $lco To t,nn. Don't TAI! 20 SCI.
them before buying
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-16
Hastings Plant Tied Up
as 500 More Men Strike

Munition making operations IN the
plant Of the National Conduit & Cable
Co., at Hastings, y. T.. we're virtually
suspended yesterday when 800 men
Joined the 1900 already on strike for
higher wages. After committee Of
the strikers had been refused an ad-
vance of cents an hour for skilled
workmen in six departments, Sheriff
Weiscndanger, Of Westchester County,
sworc in twenty special deputy sheriffs,
armed them with guns and clubs. and
posted them on roads leading 20 the
plant.
The plant is being guarded by sixty
armed men employed by the company
in expectation of trouble when an at
tempt is made 10 start work tomorrow
morning. Residents OF Hastings are
fearful OF repetition Of the trouble OF
four years ago, when a general strike
at the conduit plant resulted in the
killing OF "A woman and the shooting Of
several men
William II. Lewis, superintendent OF
the plant, refused to grant a wage in
crease on the ground that contracts for
the next three months covering brass
shells and cartridges to be made for
the Allies had been signed on the old
wage basis and that the increase would
cost the company $4,000, thus endan-
gering the profits.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-16

company and upon all American owned
property in Parral Rioting IN Parral
started Thursday and continued through
last night.
a new army supply base in Mexico
has been established at San Antonio.
Mexico, where there are number Of
motor trucks, supplies ample Tor a.,
extended campaign. five areoplanes ana
large supply OF gasOlene. mere are
1000 soldiers at this base. The !oca-
tion Is central one for wide area
Of Central Chihuahua. This informa
tion was brought here to-day by man
who was al San Antonio on April TO-
and he says the base is a thoroughly
equipped and fully protected one. he
brought a report that Villa had been
seen near Cusi; that he had been shot
while riding his horse: that the wound
was in the knee, and that the horse
was killed, falling upon Villa. Inc
bandits wound was treated by Next
can doctor, who removed portion or
the shattered bone.
Villa is dead, according TO j: II.
Oates, who arrived here to-day from
Chihuahua. Oates says he received this
information from an Arabian. villas
ordinarily smooth face was scanned with
pain the man from Arabia told Oates,
"and before he died he exclaimed What
shall ] dor"
According TO Oates and the man from
Arabia. villa died at Satevo. General
Gabriel Gavira also says Villa IS dead,
but he has no really definite informa-
ton. THE fact that we received no
more reports of his movements or or
his being with his bands indicates he IS
dead" said Gavira.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-16

partment sailing trophy and the
Colonel K. L. Thompson Cup.
Men on the Texas were claiming the
lions share OF victories in big gunnery
The official figures have not yet been
given out
The Texans. however. were willing TO
make the following claims: Elementary
practice, guns alone, No. in fleet
standing and high in l4-inch turrets;
elementary practice with guns and tor
pedoes, No. /; day individual practice.
long range, final result depending on
camera observations. about No. 3; night
torpedo defence, No. l, and also first
place for battle torpedo. division prac-
tice and general work in torpedoes for
the year; qualifications on range work,
small arms. No. z; battalion firing. No:
?; ships rife team, No. 2, and officers
rife team, No l.
From calculations based on the rake
observations and scores, as known ap-
proximately, it is believed the Texas
stands one in gunnery for the year,
with the New York or Michigan sec
ond." one officer said. at is also the
general opinion of officers on the flag
ships Wyoming and Arkansas, who
know the scores in gunnery and en-
gineering of all ships, that the Texas
will win both the gunnery trophy and
the battle efficiency pennant for the
wear"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-16
Rule of Reason Urged
in Road Strike Threat

The attitude q the railroads toward
the eight-hour day demand Of Oh four
train service organizations was made
apparent IN commun cation sent to
the newspapers yesterday from the
headquarters of tho conference COM
mittee Of managers. Eastern territory,
in the Grand Central Terminal Build
ing. 1t is set forth in an article
written by Professor John Franklin
Cowe.l. widely known as an educator,
an economist and writer on industrial
topics.
Professor Crowell argues that the
rule of reason must supplant the rule
OF force in controversy; that the
strike threat of a small minority Of
workers IS menace 10 the nations well
fare. because IL attacks al industry
upon which It's prosperity depends.
rs this demand economically sound ."
asks Professor Crowell, cor il 1t self
condemned out Of the mouth % eco
nomic experience? These men are al
ready the best paid workers in q coun-
try with the highest wage level in the
world. These four classes comprise
only IL per cent Of all employees in
railway occupations.
what we need now is to take the en-
tire range Of American experience into
account Oincluding the Canadian meth
cd Of settling such disputes and make
1T a criminal offence 10 attempt 10
throttle commerce by conspiracy 10 in
terrupt transportation.
IF eight hours day with higher pay
for extra time over that basic unit be
the line ofsrising productiyeness. then
by all means let the scale 20 into oper-
alton But that is as different from
saying. Give me this or I'll starve you,
as heaven is from hell. Let progress
be by law and order, not by violence
II the public has to pay it will have
something TO say"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-16
IN AUTO, BAGS 3 NEN
FLEEING IN TROLLEY
KrOnmeyer Arrests Trio-finds
Wife's JeWelry.

Communicating an automobile last
night, William Kronmeyer, Of SO West
Eleventh Street, overlook a streetcar
on which were three fleeing men,
boarded il and arrested the trio. Al
the West Twentieth Street station the
prisoners, whom Kronmeyer accused OF
robbing his house. were relieved o.
$500 worth OF jewelry belonging 10 Mrs
Kronmeyer. Then. ii is said, they con-
fessed 20 ten other burglaries.
Kronmeyer was returning home with
his wife early last evening, when ne
met three men on the stairs of the
apartment house. All three bowed po-
litely as they passed. but whatever
favorable effect this had on Kronmeyer
disappeared when he entered his nat
and found il riiied.
Running downstairs, he saw the men
board an uptown car. Edward a.
Underbergcr, Of so West 1l5th Street,
was passing in his machine and enabled
Kronmeyer TO overhaul the ear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-16

states Senator James A. Reed, Of Mis-
COW; as an "apoloeist." He said:
Il h We no patience with the doc
trine promulgated by Senator Reed
Thursday night. whether the offences
proceed from England or from Ger
many. His argument is that az long
as the offences are not aimed az Us ana
our injuries are merely incidental to
q death struggle between others we
should not complain. lie likens the
case 10 two infuriated men hghting
one another with revolvers and incl
dentally. but. as he naively observes
Internationally killing innocent pass
orsby. That argument is as unsound
in logic As II is IN law.
"After the long series Of violations
Of international law by both England
and Germany that W. have suffered
curing the last eighteen months J de-
more the fact that Democratic SEN
ator of the prominence Of Senator
Reed appears as their apologist. IL
seems 10 smack Of copperheadism'
which was buried generation ago. AT
anv rate. am sure that young Demo
Gratis will have none or H..
Mayor a Late Arrival.
state Chairman Harris made plea
for the Young Democrats TO work nara
for the reelection Of President wilson
and a state ticket. The issues OF the
coming campaign appealed strongly TO
the Younger element Of the party, ana
their part in this election would assume
an Importance greater than any cam
paign since 1876. He declared that ne
believed the situation at this time and
IN issue before the country would tend
to obliteratc party lines in the iight,
and that party organizations would not
count as much in this campaign as II
had in those of the past.
Mayor Mitchell arrived late, Just as
Mr. Harris began TO speak. and the
latter caused a laugh by addressing The
diners as Fellow Democrats, and the
Mayor"
Mr.. Patterson referred 20 the OBJ
iect of the dinner as giving concrete
expression TO movement which had
for its aim non-factional alliance OF
all young men in the city who desired
10 express their faith by active partici-
patton in party politics and work for
fricndlier and more efficient coopera-
ton. Mr.. McAneny and Sheriff Smith
were the other speakers. About $50
Democrats of various shades attended
the dinner