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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-26

Cine rcd)c Gbicugocrin. Oic dJ filr ol9cnlcinc yc
rcbuugcn ntcreiiirt gloibte 10 6rcbt Die Gbco9oer
@rciie" ctpas 9cionoeres al tbun, lOen ic Oos cine
Simmer zines Settemeutbouies nil cinem nit 500
600 bepertbeten @emdlOc 5crtc Ios Runitpert itelt
cillcn junge Watroien oar, Der NIT elmer Cigarette
i'm Wlnoc perqniaten 9lides olf Oos pcite Yleer bin
ausidat ga ober in icnenl Settcmcntbnuie ebp
pic gcgcn Oos &old)en geprcOigt miro bItc Gin from
mes geniitb oen linbe5Dugbaren Orang Oas Slmlt
uetf Su einem gSnelnoler Su nebnien, ourd) ben CT
Die Cigarette aus Dem @hnoc oes Motrocn eutfer
ncr lieB.
DSon 1T olrd iol6e imo dbulide sorfomtniilc 5lt
peilcn peronloBt olen Grlitcs ou5iucbmcu man ebe
in eincm groBcn ,Srrcnbullie Dcm nit geilnoem Wen
ibclocrtouoe f0nnen i'm 5pau5igtcn Subr6n0crt lul-
noglid) 3inge 6cgongen pcroen, 0e lid bcr5uiduNe
benobe tGgld eregnen llro babel mirO Scoer oIs
@arbor DcrItrieen, Scr an auntdonOune, an 9robis
biton, an beotroliiden 9reu55igen gcgen en unollS
rottbnres 2oer on protigem @o6ltbun Dem bic g9Gr-
me wo1rer Meuidenebe febIt feincn Gcioaen iinoen
fonn.
Die rationale &rantbcit an lpeldcr Amcrifa ernit.
lid leoet uio sic oic Gntmidelung wabren Sltlhlrs
lcbenS unmogG mo6t lit ole uetelnoe Selbitbcmci1-
rouherung. Scr glmerfoner bGIt lid nidt nur ir
einen bcicrcn W}enhen ols Oic onocrcn Wieniden CT
1T iibcr5H9t Der bee gettctIte ttritdrtite bumon
Itc Nlcnit 81 icn imO gerooe Oierr @lot6c bnoert
i'm ooron es in g8irflidfeit ST. meroci. SeOcr bolt
iid fiir einen Spe5algeonOtcn @ottes trotOeni OoS
2pncben Gin amerifordcs Grooutt lit uno trobocln
man bier ibcr 2cden ieinem 3eIc 5nitrcbt
Geaeidt critcbt obcr oiccnl 8olfc nod cin uirf
lider Wloics scr eS nlS Der &iiite scr Sclbltbcrs
bebung IN oos gelobtc 9ono scr Scl6crfenntniB bin.
cinfibrt 0o DAB 0ie gepoltiom ciugedlGcrten gutei
Giqenidaiten cruodlcn, Inn i6er Gunlmbcit n0 0ells
d)eci ser Sicg 0ooonottrogcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-26

q I M o I c, 10. ScjcWDel ,HlD.
81 sic girnbcuourlbbruohSiNo NonlmlNirc Der
siaoi baltimore 10 acicelb corqeihrebener
Weic ihrcn cnoQilligcu uno corrieiricu Berldt
finer bic ilipeiprobctcn Sntihdoigunaen I'm
tuiicn un0 Neriberb1buHgcn fir bic 0onbcms
nirilng nnb 9@Iicbnna Der 0ltnn'ztrahe, oot
bcr Goroieic Der Giieub Sirciic bis 3u elmer
1872 1snb n5rolib oapon aclegenen Hine. neblt
oer o0rnld bc5iglimcn cHoniililcr NH cnrrt'
qirici crllmcuoeii Saric, ,gcmab ben 9erlnrti.
ten oca Baltimore 5iGoi 0hdricrs uno eer ON
1G. giyollt 1903 unicrjGhncien Neroromn9
9ir 3s7 oes Qldpqre nno 1iaotr0ibo bon Bal
timnrc bc mir cirncrciht bdhcu
toiro hicrnllt bcilrni Qcmani oaB bclngier
@cribi nno Ndric nui ocie 2aclc IN oieleni
pfrcdu hinicreol pnrocf iino tno odb her
1iauor nro giaoiroih bon baltimore ooer IT.
pero wclbe Rcrion nocr Bcrioucr nocr Gprpoi
raiipn oocr gorpcrniioncn. oic nit Der Ncrs
ibeinuQ ocr rorbennrnlcn Snil0dognnacl
oncr gScrthctbOhunQen nn5iilrieoeH no. inncr'
bnlb orcibia (3Ol fdacn BON ndt5clntcn gnar
I'm Se5enbcr i'm Sobrc 1916 Gil, ols ocn erca
IdAc Der bon mir nusncplnQcncu Scroheni'
lltilne oieier glofi3 ihrIiilim fagcacn an oas
Baltimore SinoiGcritbi nppcuiren uno ons be.
fdaic @cr9t eruben mcacr, oicielben 5u reol'
oiren.
giImarb 0iwiuu.
(Heals. .25, ,Sun1 80 Stnoi.Rcaifrntor
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-26
Trpauemcnt fir 0r5icbuna.
9hrean Der 9chBroc Der SnuhNommliiarc.
Winhilons un0 2niancttc-NOcuuc.
9IaIIlmoEe. ~. Ne8emI0er :. N \

z q NJ . I z II NV0TUTUVI TTIIs
Sepnrate Dcrhsaclte Mnaeboie, In Huplint.
NIT Der glufi6rilt r&ropoal for Naper ior
Eeparimeni Of Goncatlon~, aorCfri an ocn
qoaro Of sliunroe Of Baltimore Gin, iuerocn
cntgcQcn Qenomnlcn In BEN Aiircau bon SrIi.
Rinnro cipinu. SiaotArgiiirator. Gaibbane.
&olilmorc. .gS b.e llbF SoIuIiiiags am
hon Rapier an bic Nch1roe ocr SbutGommil'
fdrc
spc3iiiiniioucu iOnuen IN bcm Nireau Der
Ieb0rne Der Sbul'Somuihdrc crluHat mcrocn.
Sin beelnnbipier 6bcd oeS Niciers fir 500
5ablbar an ocn Wiaror nHo Staoirnib bon Bat.
tnurc uno dui cine sOlearing pouie ydni"
ge5oaeu muB cocu gluqcbut bciaciii6t icin.
1oS Rtbi III por0etnlieu irncHo Elm oocl
ane glnacboie 3urd8liuclen
9Dbn 8. MDmc,
Seirctdr ocr Ncboroe Der S6ul'0 0omuli10rc
ocucbmigt dm 20 December 1910.
9nmee 8. greftuu,
Rrdjioeni Der Soniraiis&cboroe.
lNca2l % 9A 21l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-26
SsiunntmadJnngeu.
sIarcan ncs nae-anIptIlurs.

II. NGcniuct lNlu.
Ge miro bcrnht bclauli qemaUt Dab Erai
Saitne MlurburQcr. pcmdB ocr ani 50. ,Snllt
ipcs nnicrSeihneen &eruronunl Nr. 100, Ib'
iGnlif AZ Naragrapb 2 giQie am 2o. NOoenl'
Der 1911 nmenoirt. mn 6rldmbuiG mbgCn6t
bat oae glupfleH biuier Jlr. B42. QVciigiottb'
apeHuc ais cine oficntlibe Garage ju be-
fngen. .,-a
(Sci25-2c) Cicbduoc Snlpciior
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-26
.S,clcna Snosbnra.

0s iiorb ori 23 ec3cmbcr 1916 orlrnn
Subebnre, aeborcne 9ppira.Nrcic i'm llter
hcu 81 ,Snhrcn mn Z Nlonnien gclcbic cini'
tin oes bcriiurbenen Soierb ml SiioSburp. bic
Nceroquna iiuoci Tirntoa. &ubmiinae I'M
1s3 ubr. pou Der Sobnuna ibrcr Iodier, Srdl
gillette 6idner Nr. 2SO0 crlenne' strnfe, aus
fioil (Ncsp5-2G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-26
garcan Oco cjcOanse' onipriioro.

10. Ecacuper lDlO.
GS irro bicrml befanni acmobt oab giinl
roo g8. NrooiS. qcmdB Der au 10. SniH 1905
unicr5ci0rcien &eroronmila VT. 100. gIbihntl
omcnbiri), i'm erloubmb namaciiibi bot onl
slniucicu Cir 260O hS 2606, RcnuinlOanta
ylpeuie, ais cine 6ilcniInc Garage gu be-
nbcn.
(Ic523,26) Gcbluoc Snipciior
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-26
irdicrlid IoaiId Scnfsn Sic gritelltncdltc IL acn

Sardtcrlidj losTdl Scnfeu bic grtcmfmcdtr in Ocu
&eOoftonen Ser angIo.omcrifonden 3citlmqcn 60
iogt g. g. ole y9sep g)orf Times", 3pcd im0 S5nnuIt
Der Srieocnsnote oes 8rGioenteu 8lon ci Dcutid
lonO for 5l niodjcn, OoB cs cnhpeoer 6rcocnsbc6in
gitugcn nenel uilB, sic ocn glaiirtcn genebm illo
oocr id nit Dem ecooncu pcrtrout MAIDEN nliiiic ooB
Die Der Stoateu in ut icBr fcrncr 3eit in Ocn frc9
gegcn DathlonO eingreiicn merOcn llnO ocsbclb
miro Die glote IN Berlin nit Grcuocu begriiBt cdb-
rcnO Die 2onooncr uno &oriicr Frciic oubcr iid 1T
Dor 8nt6
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-26
TrcOcrido sdicfcr.

SO iior6 an 25 December 1915 Trsorrida
Smieier, aeIiebe Galiin oec peritorbencu Ibo
mas S0icier i'm gllicr bon Si ,SQhren bic
@ecroioiuQ iiroef ON Wllthpod. 0ommiiioqs
llhr. pun Der 9Sornuua ihrer Lpcbicr, ,Yrnii
gtni,ie 3iChcuidilcr, gir t126, Cn'Grcitun.
ztrnRe, ans itoi. Aeiiching ami ocn Sou
bon Garf.SritoDofc" CErl2G 2D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-26

Ocn Giutrtt IN 6rieoeusuiterbonohn9cn pcbrcu sic
nci,trole %cIt miro Tie 5wngcn nidt nit cjcuot
ionocrn Ourd moraIiid)cn 9rld Gem @ciipcI uuic
res Brdiioenten lit iebt bic Sfuei5cr Hegcrimg &C.
iol9t. bnlO wer0en oId oie iibrieen Yeutrdcn Glro
pa's ino Der 9mcritos IN ons GerIoneen ruG 6ric
oellSiAhB einmnen uuO eincm olcbeu ollgGncicu
Serougen miro iid fcnc @ddirgruppc miocrictca
tormcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-26

~VFFVVH THVVF WHVD DVNI VVFVVEUV7
ucn y}otip Ocr 8rieocnsnote 0es BRA.
iiOertcu Bilion. Ius Ototiu lit lcibt
gciunOcn CT mill Oos Gntltcben cines
@iiuoniiics 5luiiben GeutiblanO,
&uBlanO uno ,Sapal Dcrbiiten, mo-
our6 Gnglauo iiberIicb Ocm llnter-
gauge geUeibt weroen piirOelnO aud
Die glmerifoo IN oroBe @cio6r gcro-
tben miirocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-26
GipiOcnSen.

Nhalmere cil G. Gao CompanB. Que.
Nrluriiaie,llftlcr HiOlbenoc Hr. 2.
Finc rcqrlmdhiac @icrirlinure' 1irincnbc BON
Eru5cnt w aui bic PrioritdicsNfiicn oei
.0balmfrc Gil & cus Gompoun" crildri NOR
oen snblbnr am I. Sannar 1911 al aitto'
udrc bic am s6lub 0cr Gelbuite am 90.
5eseiibcr 1915 qebudt Nno 1ie Qlfiicnuebers
fhreibunQes 0iider ipcracu bonn "a Sc5cmber
1916 bis T. Snnuar 1911 cini0leblim beioer
Haicu. gcihoicn.
(Ec32O, 9.2G) Snnbmcllicrl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-26
am /. DECEMBER Oicies 9a6rcs 6cfauScn i'd, Tic

gm 1. 0e5crnber Ocies Sa6rcs beinnSen iidI fiG
@ol66itie ouf Den onerfuiiidcn Sdiiisperften in
@ou bic 5uionmtcn 156.6i5 &onncn 28oiicrOcrorGs
glng boben perOen. Sn oieer Cite 1T fem Sd)iff
bon peniger ols 500 Eornen @aiierperOrGngung cR
begriien @on ben ti6 5diffen mcroen IL in Nolt.
more gcbout oc 5uIomuc 1920 Qounen S8ncrpcr
ordngung 6ober Derocu mo bon pclden ous cin5elnc
Sdjitf bon 600 bis $50 Gomien grcB iein ipir0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-26
Nonnitatter Vnrf.6aHc

NJ lir Bdne, panIctte Hnb prlSat-@denlna
Ia muberner Meiic nmaebuAt nnb init ueeer-
nen Qanenelurlntuug HebF VeimNr ptrieqsa
UOrbcn.
W1dBiae mllcibe berednd.
Gue Gage uno bon alien 1peilcn Der Sfoot
bcqiicin al crrciOcn.
ggetere qlusrinif crlbelIt ftrifiI6, ntnnolin
ooer pcr Ielepbon, 0cHsg 9. ntcnctelnf gfr-
20f8. gDcits4rnft.etr6bc (Gfi20-9Ude)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-26
On Sem alafliher NouioS, mu Vru6ibitnu (anoe

NH UVH BIHHIIITkN 0TIITU"i lUU FIUWUlupH VngtI
ans Dlenidcn MAIDEN ion gebt es cn Gontp, Gbup
gendnnt 100 IN oen lcstcn 5polf 01onaten $40 sci
ratbsliccn5c pom @eridts.9lftuor ouSqeitcat mr6en
no obcr and nl @criMt 26d G6ci6couugsfloacn cn
aercidt mrocu Nlon muB Dos notiirIid rdtio Der
te5cn nod omerifonden gaeriffcn 1T cs fenc llu.
igeno bciIc Den ~9uu6 fir 2cbci" 5l dlicben imo
ornirbcn morgcn wieocr 5l 5crrciBcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-26

gSas pcrlebtc Gitetcit ndJt gllles aus cincm Ncn-
lfen MADDEN fdnn lbcooor Norbirg Der Sobn ciii
gemonocrtcr oeiitlHer eltcrn NOR bis Dor Orei So0
rcn elmer Der Jiibrer nitcr Den 9poIteln
Gann obcr ioa Der 9erner So i'm ais nift onnc6nt-
barren omcrfanihcn 9otidoftrr 5iridgcpicicn bobcr.
ln0 cbt mod6tc or oic Sobnr ieiner omerifoniGcn
@atbilrecr opicrn, iun nRodc OH ocu Soiicr" 81
nebmen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-26

Der 9arIpfer u9Irnbia" iOa nie-
maIs i'm Cienit oer britiiben 9lcgie-
ring gcitanOeu bobcn IT. 10 periihert
Die britiidJe RcgicrIng. Die Oen lin.
teridieO 5piidcn @abrbeit lnO 2iigc
nibt fefint.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-26
Nas 9laerban.1 1spartcment IN gsaiinatpn bcridtci,

Nas Nder61n-1epartcmcnt in gSnibingtOn 6cridtci,
ooB lid ieit Dem Susbruh oes StregeS ucrb1tniBmoBio
pcit me1r Jdlidlungcn untcr oei aug Dem 9uSlonoc
eingciiibrten @leoifomertcn 6efnocn ais 9or ocnl
&riege Gas lit Icitt crflGrlidl N1un min III ocll
Sonocrn NIT wcdlcn mir nod S5onocl treben Oiircl
oic ms non Gnglono uorcntboItcnci ocutiden De0.
taneitc erleBen fam abcr MIR Sic 9lomcn licicrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-26

NtIVVNII WVNNIININI IUNII ~ TIVV VUl
Der IN gliSiibt itebcnocn io3iolcn 9ic-
pollution fiirHtet.
6iirdtet Bar 9lifOlans iid ctpu,
ooB a0nig 6croinono ii6 ibm nit
Dem Dolcb I'M @cpanoc nGbern f0nn-
te Inn 9ia6c 81 ne6mcn iiir iein per.
lorenes SnnO2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-26

ySenn ben WflliOncn aampiciOen in ben Sdlibcn.
9ro6cn ~ Sranfreih Jlolocrn ShiblonO. Gimaliicn,
W3oceoonien, g1eopotonien, i'm aaufoius uno ami
Sion5o ole 9lbitmming iber arieq oocr SSreoe ibcr
olien miiroe, uiiroen mir balO 6ricocn 6oben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-26

Sinh Die SeuO6ncr bes etiefcnanOcs IN Stieicl.
pnbern Der glaiirten ocgroort porOen2 scit gcroll
mer 3cit miro Stolicn 10 Oft bon gerotbungcu scr
Aaiirien geiprodlen uir0, foilm nod eriu6but
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-26

gNcnu AregsIcber IN Den SlcDaftionen Der taaliden
3ettuaell prompt ucr GIN arcgsaerht neitent niir
qcL gebc es melt wcuiDcr 8reec
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-26
Scr eiaat gsaf6inaton sa6lt An Ocn grUOibitions.

- ~1HuF ~VUIVFHHIUH 5HVlI 81 Dtn PTODl0Iil0na7
Staotel aoer Apfelmen miro bort iiid)t SIT oci ge
gcn @erateu 0e6ablt- gScr grten @piellpein getrlr
len bat fcrnt Ole @irfmg mo ueiB, uie 6iaio sic
8drihe III oenl nOrolidcn Yorificitoot Ien miilIen,
wenr CT erabrt Dob yGoer" mr 10 Gents oic Gol
lone fotet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-26

Die 6rnnsueu uuIlen ctt NlotOrpfliac in S6atia.
felt csen ouulit cS I'M nGebcn Sabre feline SGci5cn
frappbeit gicbt 6ronfreid bate 0cutidlouos @e
ipicl iGon Dor 5me SoDren iolgen oacn
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-28
SHOULD NOT NEGLECT CIVIC INTERESTS

In these piping times OF prepared
ness and war-talk there lie really no
reason why those who are to remain
on tina toD AT home should neglect
their civic duties.
This remark is brought out by an
Expressed apprehension that there will
not be a large attendance Thursday
night at the annual meeting of the
Civic Asrocdhtton.
This meeting will be held tomor-
row night In the auditorium of the
John Marshall High School. II Is
pretty easy. especially In warm
weather, to dig up an excuse for not
attending "a mseting-nut don't work
on this line. Just attend.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-28
BAILED CHANCELLOR;
NOW LOSES HIS OFFICE

London, June 27.-Dr. WolfganF
Knapp Prusstan director of agriculture
has been dismissed from office.
l'r. Kapp, who is one of the most
prominent men In northern Germany
recently challenged the Imperial
Chancellor, Won Bethmann- Hollweg. 10
a duel, following publication of a Sc
we're criticism by the chancellor IN q
speech In the Reichstag OF DR.. Knapp.
The chancellor characterized the agri-
cultural director as a pirate OF pub
lie opinion"
Upon a demand being made upon
the chancellor by an agent OF DR.,
Knapp for explanation OF his remark
Won Bethmann- Hollweg refused,
Thereupon the agent declared that
DR.. Kapp would seek satisfaction
at the moment when the chancellor
no longer was under the protection
Of the war, his position and the muz-
zled press"
DR.. Kapp's dismissal is accepted by
public opinion as the imperial gov
erument's support of the chancellor's
position.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-28
EXAMINE APPLICANTS
FOR JOBS ON FORCE

Major Werner and Captain Pollock
yesterday afternoon examined eighteen
eligibles for the police forca The ex-
animation was conducted in the Coun-
ell Chamber at City Hail. The men
were asked number of more or less
educational questions. and were re-
duired TO write their replies. The pa
perS will be- examined by the police
board at its meeting tomorrow night
The question are mot such hard
ones" commented Captain Pollock,
Tor Instance, any man should know
the location of two first class hotels,
and he should know where Monum en- tai
and the Church of the Holy Comforter
arc located"
The police board will hold its last
regular meeting tonight at o'clock,
at which time minor charges against
several officers will be heard. The
board will inspect the force Friday
afternoon, and will attend the unveil-
ing exercises on the occasion of the
laying OF the cornerstone of the new
Second Station. at Smith and Marshall
Streets
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-28
GOOD WORK ON NAVAL BILL.

TdllrnAn without feeling a warm lump
In the chest, He came 70 the Senate
many years ago as g sort Of oddly
one OF the hot pollot breaking into
the realms OF what Was then very
much more than now, a u1illiona,res'
club.
His pttch-fnxk was the favorfee
feature of tho cartoonkst. When he
spoke people sat UP and took notice
been what some people were pleased
to consider uncouth. But Ben Tfnman
wan honest In all his long public
career we DON'T believe he has ever
mixed MP with "a crooked deal.
Five or six years ago IL was Thought
hts earthly career Was near it's
close Something like paralysis at
tackled him. But he got better Fl
nally he was well enough to hope,
when Wilson was nominated. that he
would live to see him elected
But the old man has been growing
younger ever since. He swatted the
a<rlor p1ate trust and dared EN- to
carry out threat that. If he insist
ed On his bin to provide federal
arrnor- plate plant they would double
the price of arrr1or. HIS measure has
zone through now and Will be a per
petuaf insurance against ov~rchsrgs
whether the plrunt IL actually operat-
cd or not,
In fact, the Bethlehem Steel Com
pany has offered to turn out arrnor
virtually AT cost recently IN order to
avert the risk of It's @rmor plant be-
ing strapped.
Senator Swanson, too. has been a
busy man in Washington these busy
days OF Democratic control His
work on me naval bill and as one Of
the leading workers for Federal AID
TO roads promises large returns for
the nation
Virginia has Just sentenced the
Junior senator TO another s'x-y~ar
term, no one having offered against
him for the August primary. and his
nomination being equivalent 70 an
election.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-28
WRG|NIANS ANXIOUS
To SERVE UNCLE SAM
Enlistment In Engineer Corps Is Brisk
At Local Statton---Many Occupa-
tons Classified.

That virgtnians are anxious to serve
the United States as soldiers in what
ever branch of the service they may
best At Is evidenced by the response
of men at the recruiting station es-
taolished yesterday morning at the
ONCE of Bolton, Clarke & Pratt, 1877
East Main Street, for the organiza-
ton of a company of engineer corps
(regimentaD, For the engineer corps,
men Of various occupations are need
ed, as the work assigned to the engi
neers is in wide variety.
The company is being organized
under the direction Of w. r. r. Grit
Ath. of Norfolk, who has established
a recruiting station in that city, and
OF Captain Frank s. Splatt, formerly
of the Signal Corps, this city. 1t had
been the intention OF the local armory
to establish recruiting headquarters
in the Blues Armory when that struc-
ture was vacated by men sent 20 camp,
but as the armory is still occupied, the
station was opened at the Bolton,
Clarke & Pratt office.
Tniistments yesterday totaied
eleven, the recruits being George w.
Tucker, Of Ashland, and c. w Bibbs,
Rush MEG. Glinn, d. S. Doggett. Terry
Morrison, William w. Wingo. Edward
C. Reagan. e. J. Baker, Harry Stovall,
John Tyler. f. II. Hughes.
For the Engineer Corps company
being organized for Virginia there are
wanted: One architect. two black
smiths, twenty eight carpenters, two
caulkers. two chauffeurs two Office
clerks, six cooks, two craftsmen, two
electricians, four civil engineers, two
electrical eneineers, two mechanical
engineers, one sanitary engineer and
one waterworks engineer. ten engine
mon. four f1remen, six foremen, two
horseshoers, two photographers, eigh.
lumbermen, four machtnists. four
masons. two packers, one photogra-
pher, two pipe-fitters four powder
men. two quarrymen, fourteen rail-
way men. four riegers. one sadler. ten
soamen. one stenographer, eight sur
Veyors and eighteen laborers.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-28
MORE SUNDAY LAW
CASES ARE HEARD
Justice John Continues Charge OF
Playing Music at Jefferson Hotel
Appeals from Fines.

Justice CrutchfeId yesterday dis
posed OF number or Sunday law vio-
lation cases and continued several
others,
The case Of o. f Weisiger. manager
OF the Jefferson Hotel. charged with
employing musicians at the hotel on
Sunday. and Claud Elam for playing
music, went over 10 July 18th.
c. Moriconi, charged with selling
CONNECTIONS on Sunday, will be heard
on July IA.
Henry Baker, for selling groceries
on sunday was fined s6, which he
paid
In the following eases a fine OF IS
was imposed. and In each case an APP
peal was noted:
l. Amster. for selling groceries on
SUNDAY; Sam Drummond, F. H Nor
veil. and James Shelton. for cleaning
autom obiles, Moses Kramer and Har-
~ Cantor. for selling groceries
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-28
RICHMOND TOBACCO MEN
LEAVE FOR CONVENTION

Occupying a special Pullman on
Southern train leaving Main Street
Station at l1:15 o'clock last night
several local delegates TO the annual
meeting OF the United States Tobac-
co Association, of which r. NJ Car
rington. OF this city, is president, went
to Asheville. n. c., where the conven-
ton will be held.
The convention will begin today and
will continue to Friday In the Rich
mond party were T. NJ. Carringt on.
w. r. Reed. c. T, Wingo, J. J. Hickey.
George w. Rott, E. S. Carlton, Z. H.
Ferguson and s. r. Rose Several of
them were accompanied by members
of their families.
S. L. Rogers, director of the Census
Bureau at Washington, arrived in
Richmond yesterday and last night he
accompanied the delegation to Ashe-
Vile. Mr.. Rogers Is on the program
for an address to the tobacco men.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-28
LET THERE BE RUSH OF PHYSICALLY FIT
MEN FOR THEIR COUNTRY's SERVICE

Tina raeG1ca sxarnfn alton Of the
members of TIRE Richmond military
organizations has depleted their ranks
Sapprecaas1sy ans. = there Us not rapid
s~ecrutfing today CT a large nurnber OF
;physscany ct men. rhs Richmond
organizations WIN gu TO cne border
with ranks much under wnr strength.
This would bs IN every way re-
xroftmsls. II bat shows again the en-
Ifire lack OF Intelligent cooperation
between ne Federal and State mill
tary authorities.
n occurs TO us, however that there
l1sa tremendous lot Of red tape IN this
ssrze6 icai bustn ess. Many Of the defects
iare purely technical and have eloHo-
1utaly nothing TO DO with the soldiers
ability 10 fire his gun. DO hts stunt at
Jhardtaoax and bacon II needs be, and
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-28
DIT PONT SUIT TO-DAY.
Would Require Return of $50 ,0oo. 900
of Stock to Company.

Wilmington, Del. June 27.-!The
suit brought by Philip F. Du Pont. OF
Merton and others to compel Pierre
S. Du Point president OF the Du Pont
Powder Company. and his associates
comprising the Du Pont Securities
Company, to return to the powder
company's treasury $50 900. 900 worth
OF stock purchased from T. G Du
Pont by the securities company after
the finance committee OF the powder
company had declined TO purcha Sc
1t at the figure asked will come be-
fore Judge ]. Whitaker Thompson, In
the Federal Court Of this district, on
"Wednesday