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The sun., 1916-10-15

The car congeetion of lasa winter was
relieved only after tie Interstate Com
merce Commission and the executives OF
the big Eastern systems united In a
committee which took charg, OF the sit
uatiun tor all the roads. keeping daiI>
account of the movements of cars In all
conre~ted territory, imposing penalties
upon ehiI peers and ConsrSnecs who need
lesSly tcld M car movements. and ula'-
ing embargOeS on various varieties OF
freight ON numerous line~. The work OF
his COmmittec-the Committee Of Seven
Il was Caii.d-hecamc more effective as
IL progressed Eventually IT resulted In
4 guod understanding among the railroad
managers. tie Interstate Commerce Com
mission and the principal commercial
organizations as 10 the obligations Of
each In eNiriitiu. traffic. II there Is a
freight congestion this fall and winter
resort will undoubtedly he made to the
same methods OF relief IS were applied
last winter. and railroad managers be-
l!cyc tho results vii be the quicker be-
cause OF last winters cXpcrieu.c.
The sun., 1916-10-15
CURB STOCKS QUIET,
BUT REMAIN STEADY
Midvalc steel and United Mo-
tors Again the Only
Attraction.
NET CHANGES NARROW
Mining Shares Display No Ac-
tivity. with a Firm Tone
Prevailing.

Dealings were somewhat contracted
In the market yesterday, there being
every indication OF its being played for
safety over the week end. Prices wer"
generally steady. with the exception OF
United Motors and Midyale steel, which
were dealt In more freely than any other
security on the list.
Brisk buying in United Motors at the
outset advanced the stock a point, but
toward the close most Of the improve
ment was erased. though the issue man.
aged to hold well around its final quo
,ation of tho night before. M'dNale
Steel moved to the contrary, sagging on
almost a point from its high level OF tne
day and closing with n net decline OF
.. Of "A point. Other changes tfrou4h-
out the list were uninlportdnt, particu-
larry among the mining shares. which
were quiet. Quotations were as follows
The sun., 1916-10-15

While the railroads are accumulat.ng
large SURPRISES above charges. regular
dividend requirements and a~pproprl'-
tons for improvements n betterments,
some SPECTATORS are restrained from
buying them by the eight hour law ana
by approximations of another freight CON
g"stion. Up to a few weeks ago the hlS
bear point was ulc LIQUIDATION ior i"'.
eien account. There is little or none OF
that now, but the eight hour law j. a.
abhorrcut as ever to railroad man'gcrs
II TO many conservative investors, Inc
monthly bulletin OF the American liail-
road Association showed that car short
age is again a thing to he taken INTO the
calculation. The shortage u iJ,I49 cars
on October ! compares with "A surplus
Of 1881 cars at the same time last
year. That large surplus Last year Was
followed by u shortage and a congestion,
winch, though permitting increases IN
gross earnings, forced several big sys-
ems TO report decreases In net.
The sun., 1916-10-15
ANNIVERSARY OF BANK.
Liberty National Established in
This city rs Years Ago.

To-day Is the twenty-titth anniversary
Of the Liberty National Bank, established
October II, 1891. in the building OF the
New Jersey Central railroad, at Liberty
and West streets. III 1908 II removed
TO its own building at 1879 broadway,
where for nan years II wa the only
bank in the Wall Street district having
a building devoted entirely to its own
use. In 1915 the bank moved 10 ono Of
the Broadway corners of the Equitable
building.
Henry =. Dawson was on" Of the early
presidents, and II was IN the manage
ment of the Liberty National Bank that
he became prominent IN IN" financial
world. The present directors are
Union y, Bethel, Ncwcomb Carlton,
Thomas Cochran, Edmund =. Converse,
Otis III. cutler. Henry =. DAWSON.
Zohcth s, Freeman, Samuel l.. Fuller,
Harvey u, Gibson, Thomas 4. Gillespie,
Francis l.. Hine, Edward T.. LOOMS,
Arthur r. Luke. II. W. Maxwell, Am
brosc Mcneil. Edward : Moore. Daniel
f.. Pomeroy, seward Frosser, Daniel q.
Reid, Charles W. RieCks, Charles II.
Sabin. Charles II. Stout, Charles III. War
rem and Albert II. WIggin,
The sun., 1916-10-15
GAINS REGISTERED
BY FOREIGN BONDS
Steady Absorption by the Pub
lie Is Again n Feature Of
Market.
CLOSED ISSUES SCARCE
AnglO-Frcnch is show .Activ-
ity and Firmncss. as DO
Canada IS.
CLOSED ISSUES SCARCE

Keen speculation in foreign Govern
ment bonds and their steady absorption
by the investing public again featured
the bond market Yesterday. The trend
OF most Of these bonds was upward.
American Foreign Securities opened at
90 and closed fractionally higher and
a slight gain was registered by United
Kingdom rs. The Anclo-French IS and
Canada IS were active and firm.
Bonds OF the closed mortgage variety
and such other bonds a. are available
FOR savings bank investment and invest
ment for trust funds are scarce. The
present supply OF foreign government
bonds IL diminishing. but while there
seems no chance OF adding to the
moun Of closed mortgage rails. for in
stance, foreign Governments are In this
market for further offerings. The rapid
ity with which previous offerings are abb
sorbed alone measures the pace AT which
these Governments will borrow more In
This market.
Total sales OF bonds were sc,31S.o00,
as compared with si,i37, 900 on Friday.
Quotations for United states Govern
ment bonds aud sales of other bonds
follow
The sun., 1916-10-15
GOSSIP OF WALL STREET.

The scarcity Of railroad bonds OF
savings bank descriptions shows vel
enough that railroads may easily hnance
their requirements by the sale or bonds
at reasonable rates Of interest. From
trust companies and other adninls-
traitors of estates there is in fact a de-
,nand that more securities available for
Investment by them he placed on the
market. However, except in the case or
roads in the hands of receivers. no large
railroad financing Is under consideration
Even with the Rock Island the rcoreani-
cation plan provides for the raising oil
funds by the sale of stock rather than
bonds. THE reason is n prominent
banker said yesterday, that the ran
roads are making so much money that
for the first time in their history they
can finance themselves
The sun., 1916-10-15
FINANCIAL NEWS
AND 0MMEN
Narrow Market in Which
Traders Refuse to Com
nit Themselves.
CAUTION Is \ FEATCR RE
.-----------
Professionals Are Bcarisll. Al
though the short Ac-
count Is Large.
CAUTION Is \ FEATURE

Public operations in yesterdays brief
session in the stock Exchange were
negligible. while those for the account "f
professional Wall street were of small
proportions II waS u dull and narrow
market in which price charges were un-
important and significant only OF the OPP
e~rs.tions Of traders who did no, feel dis
posed to make extended commitments on
either side Of the speculative account be-
cause of the uncertainties involved in
the current submarine situation and the
possibility OF over to-day Developments
with an active bearing upon securities
prices.
Adjustment of accounts incident to the
end OF the week and to the general scnti-
ment Of safety first in current trAnsac-
tions provided the greater part OF the
business In the two hours OF trading.
Commission houses had few orders for
outsiders, who doubtless had been i'm
pressed vita the s,rl gestion of their brok-
ers that the present situation demanded
unusual caution in market operations
and that prndinG the elimination Of
various uncertain factors in international
relations and home politics II might be
extremely difficult for any group of stock
market interests to bring about wide
price movements for either account at
qr time.
Among professional traders sentiment
was bearish. but II was pointed out b,
careful observers in the financial district
that In making new contracts Tor shor'
account the fact thai the market hat
been through a brief. but active pcrio,
of liquidation should not he disregarded
particularly az the short interest nut
standing already H. large.
Among the active stocks net losses
and advances were about evenly dis
tributed. with the chief Improvement II
International Mercantile Marine pre-
ferred and Atlantic Gulf 4 West Indies
which were bought to "A slight extent ol
the absence of unfavorable news re
garding German submarine activities II
waters near the American const. Earl,
advances In most of the steel stock
were turned into small Anal losses
United States Steel common. for in
stance. ending = down from Friday
closing.
Stock market liquidation in the weol
was reflected In the Clearing Hous
statement. showing "a contraction in IN
combined loans Of the associated bank
of more han 81. 0O0. 900. the reductio
In this account being Offset "a an in
fiuence upon excess reserve by q larg
decrease in cash holdings. chiefly on pay
ments to the Federal Reserve Bank A
a consequence of All changes excess re
serve decreased s~13.Gii01O 90 SOS. ga
40. Net demand deposits decrease
&42.3l6.O 0
The sun., 1916-10-15
UNITED STEEL co. SOLD.
HOrnbiOwer n Week Hwy Canton,
Ohio, Plant Tor $40, 900, 900.

CANToN, Ohio. oct. lt--Thc United
steel Company here was sold to-day to
UoInbiow.r Il Weeks, Sew York brOk-
cr3, for stG zoe zoe. Tao buyers VIII
spend 81 600, 900 o. improvements.
The change, which vas approved at "A
stockholders meeting her" to-day. viii
take effect "a, once, but there will be no
immediate Chdngr N management.
The sun., 1916-10-15
SUGAR STOCKS.
Dallas opens New StnUOn.

DALLAS, Tex, oct. IA new union
terminal station. erected at II cost Of
81 900 900, was opened here to-day. The
station Is used by the eight railroads
entering Dallas,
The sun., 1916-10-15

Total sales to-day. 45s 100 shares Same day 1915. asssoo. January 1 to
date ia 23 300 Same period 1915 l29I366OO.
u~' where : 70" follows aauaation II indicates q bid " offer Tor ten shsrss
The sun., 1916-10-15

k.Rice,Jr.& Co.
Buy and Sell
Co.
Brass
Hawaiian SIS.
w. Bliss
Freeport Texas
Ct. Nor. Paper
lngersou-Rand
Remington Type
Woodward Iron
Winchstr. Arms
i'll. Co.
Phones 1901 to 4oio John. 90 Wa st NY
The sun., 1916-10-15

Sl3'"pl e of PARE - a. ~. a>L Is.
n-l to-dru on e.. ~ iu, M n
1000 Midyalo steel 49, U.s. 49, o.E =
'Wrl Rus toy 6les " lflOl ipa. no =
iF" sinclair Ol - VA. u,ra u-t
goo West Pa" new ist 81, 81, NJ -
lnllS'"d. t>ells ceuts rrr sharc .o,d lo,f
Nt> divid'nd tx In r-hts SEX d.vlurnd
In masking net changes sales of los. than
lN0 shares are disr, girird. r>orpt St,ur."rt
Va issues where a ten share lnut Is u.eu
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gDaffe, ale miibte iie tim uls 6dIi
bienen. gtn ftarrer @riff; bautt ents
fieI bas @epebr jeineu fdlaffen 5d Is
ben. Gr ihlob baIb bh Musen. tn
Der gmpfinbuns, bab al bic Ii9ten.
flotternben Morssnitrsifen I'm ihn
tpallten unb ihn umbiiIIten. Dur&
ben Spalt Der 2iber erbIidte er inapp
por ii9 elm tpetterbartes 9eiidt. Ct
iab gang beutlid etne Rarbe, bic bon
Der Stirn qusr iiber bic Iinte Wanse
lief uno in ben 5alten bes 9alstu4es
Der I6nano. Gs mar Der nnterrffis
sier, Der iidb iiber Jpn beuste. 9ans
blidte gang feTt auf bic Narbs, bic
gu sIiiben besunn unb iih in etne fsus
rise Spur pernanbelte. unperpanol
fab er in bieies 9liiben, es flimmerts
oor ieiusm fladernoen Bid. Damn
brebte Iid dies in feurisen Rreiien
= unb bann fab er nitts msbr.
Gin llnteroffiSier trat in ben 8es
oba6tunssitanb: Gin soter, bret
@eripunbete", Iasts er gu bem Saupts
mann, bic Sdnbe on bic Sofennaht
eelest. Der Sauptmann fubr auf.
Gin Spbter9 =. Or rib iid sufams
men unb nidte ipprtlos. lleber bic
bonn Morseni6ein serDtAste SdpeIIe
spiiden ben bOlSernen pfoften frat
Elm Orbonnanaiolbat. CT fam. I'm
ben Ra9tbsridt bes Suuptmannes gu
bplen. Ser Sauptmann blidte auf bic
llbr - 5 Minuten Dor feds. I'm 6
llbr mubte Der 8eri6t abseliefsrt pers
ben. Gr beuste iih iiber bic uneehps
bette Sii6platte unb f6rieb nit Idapes
rer Sanb: nStelluns IL. 6 llhr mors
gems. Gin Spbter, bret @ertpunoete.
Snianteriefeuer ipie seitern. Ti9ts
RON =" gr bltdte auf unb iponbte
iict nit einem Hud I'M: bruuben
i4liirften S6ritte. llnb in Der mors
eenbeuen Seffnung sipifden ben bets
ben pfoiten erblidte Der Suuptmann
ben 5pbten, ben Sfpei Mann porbsts
trugen. Gs mar iein Spbn.
Sine trampfartise 8epeeuns itieb
ben Souptmann einen Shritt uor.
2tber bann ging Elm 3ud burt feline
ihpere @eitaIt; iein Bid fiel auf bic
Srbpnnans, bic iparteno baitanb, unb
auf bic llbr, bic ouf bem Stiae lag
unb cine Wtinute Dor feds seigte.
Stumm, einen aihgrauen Sdatten
uber Stirn unb 9(usen, panbte er
ii6 nieber bem sii9 gu. unb pGb.
renp bic ihliirfenben Sdritte Der
9rdger perbalIten, itrieb Der Soupts
mann unter ben unterbrotenen Sss
rift: .RiGts bon 9ebeutung". llnp
nit elmer !Sanb, beren geten Elm eiIeus
barter Wile gu meiIiern permpdts,
rei6ts er bas SIatt Der Srbonn ln5
Mn
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&cM tnlib erit nod fciteeiteIlt perbrn.
SctRe gteIicbte blieb, Inn nift Der.
SdGt sii errege,t ebctio In ibrcr Stel'
hing tpie Stepban.
Stepban bdien iGItcrn bon ieireii
ocrbrederii@en AAdnen feire Ibniins
hatten. ilAelte BET fciner @aftt oea
SdrrerbOrtsen. gu $al,ie mar er uc.
iuhh, iti,b and a,if ben anSereu @anf.
eeidnften bat man ben Sdnperborig.
tctt ni1tS geinertt. Tfc gbcnoirlinSen
'pfMncte er meiitens icinen gergnii.
g,naen. Sm geihafte ipieaclte Ste-
pban IN ben letten 8eit aIlaelnrine
StrdllfIiffeit Dor. Dus mar Die 8or-
berettline mif biel 8linb6urnient5ilil.
burg. oils iein Sobn ain I. Suli bee.
idtpartb, nlelbete i'm iein Batter als
permitt an. llrterSeiien batte Der
ji,nge Waann iid fir iiber 100000
Dadrf bares @eI6 rulS iiir 173,00O
Wturf ungarifde @ertbpapiere Der.
idnfft. Scine i@eIiebte fam am l..
SSsuIi audi nitt pieber 5uriif. Der ge.
fdlihte 8rief pom d. SSIni perarinbte
Die @anf 5u NahfortNnEen Die
bann 5ur aitihedimg oes grcBel
OietitabIs fiibrte. Sie Sreiorabtbei.
lung, bic Stepban urteritelIt mar,
batte man crit fiir5lih gepriitt. Ges.
5aIb bieIt Stepban fpohl Die 3eit 3lr
4isfiibr,ine oes 9iebiiaDIs fiir beicir
bers gecignef.
Der TiebitnH bes 9urfbeamtcn
Stepban permehrte Die Cite Der gro.
ben 9crIiner, Sefraiteorionen lutt Ell
nen rihaperen SaGA. ssNn Satnt 1912
iIiidtete Der aniienbpte grunlriilg init
100000 @earf intSdeiueL i'm ieIben
Wouot unterihIrg Der SaiieiibCte
.3ebeIl 10000 WSarf iulo i'm Wtai
1912 spar Der aaiielbcte $aaie init
100000 mtrfeceangen
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@rpbcr Sanfoisbitabl III Berlin

Ger mad groben @eriintreliunaer
Bel Der @erliner Oiseontogeieaitar
| fliit1tig gcfporbene 9anfmeeltelltt
Stepban untb ieine @eliehte, blt
Yldtterin Soraid), iinb bisber nod
ni6t ergrifiei, ruorbeu. Nean eloubt.
baB lie iit nah sInierita selpe'toei
babeu. Sie fortoeietten ermittelinl'
gen Der arlnliualpdi5et baben er'
Jeben, bab Die 9iebitatIe an 8ertb.
papicren erbeblib bober iinb, aIs man
,iripriiugli6 ,angcnoumten bat. Die
Ser,intreluul9en belauien iib aui ct.
iuG 100000 @iorf. Stepban mar I'M
@flefte,lburcm Der 9anf tb1tig. Sier
i)arte er @eleeenbeit, aud Die Sreiors
Der gunf gu betreten Die ganfIel'
tung lit lid, a6er bis sur Stilitoe nod
nidji oariiSer flar, in 1pel6em @ugen'
blid sic Gnttpenbung Der @ertbpa'
prere Dor iid gegangen lit. Die Der
9anf befannten Nunlmern Der Mert}.
i,opipre ihlb iofort geiperrt poroen,
- bnB Elm 9erfauf nidt uebr mogli9
ieiu luiirbe.
Stepban nritB iib ieiuen 8lan BON
langar Sanb Surettgelegt baben. Die
Iukiiibrung iuurbe linn Sabllrt CT.
Ieid,tert, baB Der SreiorperiDaltcr,
Dem er 5eionbers urteriteIt mar, OIL
10. Suli aiii llrlaub glng. Seit0eln
bate er nod mebr ge!regungsfreibelt
uno leidter 3utritt gu ben &ertbeiL
jitmai er in einlgen Oienitgei6aftell
cen beurlaubtcn geomten pertrat. Gle
S5altsourdiud)ung iorberte widaIge
Sfril!itiife outage. go fam man daf
cine geidnitlid)c @erbinouns Ste.
p1an5 nit eirem aleinbanfgeidGft an,
SSetriplae. gta6iorid)ungeu erga6en,
bab Der lngetreue nit bcm 8eidJaft
suerit ON 16. b. 80. in 9erbinoung
getreten mar. CIR ieste bamals fir
$4,000 Marf gerliner Strabenba5n.
Sbltgatiouen IN 64,709 Niarf bores
8cl0 um. Gin anberes 8eid)aft rlahte
er nit ruiiiid)et Wertbpapieren. S6on
bei Gem eriten 9eiild)e heirtetc er benz
Sleinennfier on, bab CT nus patriot.
iheil Griinben ruiiiiHe Mert6e ab.
ltoten wolle- er ipieIte bierbei ben
8crmittler elmer boditehcuben ser.
ion. Stepban braf)te oonn fir 174,.
900 4pro5. 9fnbinsf-S SbIigationen uno
toMIfte baiiir 178,S0s Wtarf IN 4.
prn8 unsariider Staatsrerte bon
1910 elm. 9ei einem anberen Danfsc,
indit erDielt CT iiir ben 9tcir Der &c.
'tollenen StraBeroblianticalcft 55, 900
@arf bares @elb bllrt loHbarhiercn
Stepbm1 bat aber aud nit alistpdr,
tigcn ganfbduicrn IN 8erhiabung se.
ilatoen. GBn benubtc er bic ireic
Belt pom Sonnabenb Biz Montdg.
Mdbrenb er ieinen gltern cine 9er-
miamnSsfagrt poripirge!te, filbr cr
binaus, ilm @anfsefd&ite peri6nlid
abSnrpifaln. or rpotnte bobet als
ganfier ails Berlin untcr beribiebe.
iieiI Goinen IN eriten Sntcls. @ie NETT
bids auspartiosa 0stbtuh.,nosn ret:
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etellena.imdJe - Wadmnlid.

9ie periunfene guhe.
Gin ionbsrbares 9reignit, bat iiH in
Gin 5iigetragen. ilinpeit Der StaSt
Sdoningsn lit cine itnttlide alte
Nnhe pISblih feirfredt in bic grSc
peri,infen. Die Stelle bes mcrfmiiroi.
gen YoriaQes fiest am 0ianbc ocs
3,r5eel. .Steinbrufes nnS tpiro BON
eincm DaIbe hegreilst. Ter periunfeue
grcBc galnn binterlieb nod ieinein
iifrrrnidrabem 9erihtpinben bon Ser
giIbfldge eih'5 aeeier iieies God, baS
cincH Turmmefier bon Srei aletrrn
mii1priii. Nur oie nod iiber bic Orb.
obcriidme binat,sragen6e 9annlfrcne
perratb ben bisberlsen gtanbort ber
fr1ftigep Diid)e. Wad, bcr annabme
poE yhrtlirforid)ern iiitb @eoIos.n
,wrtbc be Geuf,ino bur6 einen i'm.
izriEbss sAm @uiiszir,t psriilia4lt
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&uiieusreuel in Der SnfOmina

Seit bic RuHen in hi. Siibsgutos
nina porsebrunsen iinh bdiIien iif
in eri6redsnber 3abl biz Galle brua
talsr Wiatiir ruiItiter SolSaten
seseniiber Der frieblitpn, pebrloier
gauernbspDlteruns bes Ganoes. Wdha
renb BEL Der friiberen RufensSnpa-
iion i'm Winte 1914 nyr in einselHeH
@ebietstbeiIen folte 9or!ommniIie gu
betlasen paren, ldbt Do 3eitli6s 3u'
inmmtntreifen bieier g5iItiiratte I'm
sonsen bsIebten gebiett oer 9utopinu
auf Elm planmGbiseso goreebsn Der
ruiiifdeu Seeresleituna itIieBen. DIX
gutoipinaer 5li6tlinee runGniifer
Ratipnalitdt, tenen es asIungen mar,
brr9 bic aiiden Der ruiIiiaen 5ront
5u ben 0iterrei9if6 ungariIden
sruppen gu itoben, Bernstein iibereins
Iiimmenb iiber bic furt!5are Grangs
falieruns Der rumGuiiten gepDlie,
runs Der gutoipfnd.
Die ruFii6e aapaTcrie iiberirttt in
unsGblieen Sdnsn gausrnsrunbftiide.
5erftampfte Die griint, inreife Suot
unb perfdleppte bic gerineen iiinait
eef6nittenen Srasrorrdtbe, tpeId,e bic
rumGniIfen 9ouern sur gettpng ibs
res @iebes bor bem 6lfnaertob, qes
jammelt batten. Die ipdrli6en Maiss
porrdtbs Der gausrr fpiirben tpeasss
nommen. @pm qrutb Biz gum Sucs
aapatbal lpurben 9duernbiuier in
GROCER 3ahl mut1piGig ansesiinb:..
In pislen Srti6often nurbe be
8auernbep0lterung gspaltiam eputus
iert unb, einem unbetdnnten 3ieIe
entseeen, peseeiii9rt. gtiuopisb,
afeinpish, 9efliie,l purbe ben gausrn
dusndbmslos tpeegcrommen. Die I'm
Sdonuns bittenbsr Srauen nnb ai1e
Der Der gauern rpurben fdtper nib
banbelt. 60 purbe in Ribe Solina
BEL t2uesfa bic bort ippbnenbe 30idh:
rise gduerin 9omtd 8abiot 70 lanoe
hurb aopfihldse tsarbeitet, Biz iie
tobt hinfiel, nur cus benz 9ruro.,
neil fie BEL Der Gnatuierung bes Orr
ies lire Sabieliqtsit su lanefam sus
fdmmenaepdtt bate. Mls bic in bic
Srti6aft pojanuistanp am Jubs Bag
9erses @iumuIen eiugebrohsne aofas
.enpatrouine duf bic aug @aleeuina
NIT 6ab unb 9ut aefliihteien rumds
nifden 9cusrn itieb. tpurbsn bisfe
GliiAtIinee, Meiber unb ainber our'
unter, ara mibbunbslt. Dos eeIamms
te mitasfiibrte Sornpieb, gorftenpieb
unb 9efliisel ipurOsn ben 2euten abs
genpmmen, unb pas niht ipeyges
f4leppt tperben tonnte, an Srt unb
Stelle nor ben Iuaen Der 9eiiBer oes
t0btet. aleibungsitiide unb dlles
gaarseIb fpurben ben armen lIiihts
linsen geraubt, Sablrsihe 5rauen unb
Mabhen pergepultiet. giner Mittps
lpurbe in Gssennart ibrer SHUTTER
unb ainber 9eipalt anesthuH.
Webrere MGb6sn lpurben bon 9rfus
fen mrt1piaig anseidoFen, eiuiss
f6iper perlest.
Den eleifen @anDafismus befuns
beten bic Ruifen in &tmpolung, Dali
leputna, Wama unb @urdbumdra.
Mls In &impofura bie 8auern bic
W.snabme ibrss giebs fnburd psrs
binbsrn MOLTEN, bab lie es In bic NAL,
Der trieb.n, tpurben lie cuf btn g)es
gen bon ruifiiden Golbdten einssbolt.
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-30
MARSHALLITES,P PLAY
PETERSBURG TO-DAY
Game Will Be Staged This Afternoon $3.50 O'clock In Broad
Street Park With Robert Miles Serving as Referee
Holly Contested Affair Anticipated

Broad-Street Park in several seasona,
Coach Burruss has not yet deflnitelyI
selected his team. but 1t Will be mado
up Of the following men, all Of whom
have been displaying good form:
Ends-Bullington. Brown, odel1,
Taylor, Beadles. the Andersons. H. and
w, Mayfield. Joiliff and Halle.
Line-Terry. X. Taylor. Dugan, Wei.
siser. Fl. Smith, Quarres. Carson, Sands,
Wright, Jones, Crutchheld, Eldridge.
McGhee, Wiley and Hunter
Backs--Captain Core, Devina.
Thompson. Smith, Snead, Sloan, Riggs,
Wyatt, Northern, Nissley, Todd and
Knapp.
Although the Marshallites lost three
of its best men this year. they being
Captain Gilbert. Stringer and Sales,
the team is reported to be as good ~
ever. With the large amount of ma
terial from which to get together an
eleven. the supporters Of tho Blue ana
White can always look for . good
team.
All OF the boys have been displaying
great form recently and they are aAx-
ious to get into the fray. Tho game
should be a warm one from the Initial
kick OFF.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-30
STAGE MORNING GAME
IN BROOKLYN TODAY
Eppa Rixey VIII Face PfcfYer in the
Crucial Contest This
Morning.

Brooklyn, n. Y. Sept. 29.-Because
of the postponement OF todays game
between Brooklyn and Philadelphia,
morning and afternoon games will be
played tomorrow. The morning con-
test will start at 1890 o'clock.
In explaining this move, President
c. Hercules Ebbets said that as all
seats for the regular afternoon game
had been sold, he was staging the
morning affair to accommodate the
holders OF rain checks
He said that II double header were
played in the afternoon many holders
of rain checks who wanted to see the
game would be deprived Of seats.
After todays frolic had been called
off Manager Wilbert Robinson said he
was absolutely sure the postponement
had prevented his men from wallop-
ing the Phillies and thereby gaining a
better hold on first position At the
same time Manager Moran was quite
positive that his forces were in right
and that had he been permitted to go
on with the game, he would have
registered his second victory in the
series.
Rixey Will hurl for the Phillies in
the morning game, and will be opposed
by Pfeffer. Robnson's best bet In
the event the Cuakers win the morn
ing contest. Demaree will be sent after
the afternoon affair. On the other
hand, IL the Pills lose. Alexander will
do the fiinging in the afternoon. Sher-
rod Smith will probably pitch for the
Dodgers in the closing game