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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-09
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York. June 8. 1915.
BUTTER.
1l,035 packages.

Receipts. ll.o35 packages. Creamery
extras (93 score) ID. 3od30hc; higher scor-
ing 301aM3lc; frsts (s9 10 " scorel Zst2@l
9gibc: seconds ga to SIS score) 27@2sc
thirds 25iaG26l2c; Creamery. unsalted'
extras 8OG 8Oiac: higher scoring Slg32c
frsts 29a29lsc; seconds 27i9@2S1sc; State
dairy. tubs. finest 29g29Lsc; good to
prime 27i.m2sl 2c; common 70 fair. 24G27e
Renovated. extras. 27G27 NC; irsts, 2512g
26I5c: lower grades. 23@24c; imitation
creamery. frsts. 25G25l3c ladies, current
grades. 22c: packing stock. current make,
fine. 22h@23c; No. 2. 22c; lower grades
20j2d2ll9c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-09

HIGHEST ternuerature 65 degrees lat .. nj I.
Lowest IS degrees tat II a M average yesterday
so degrees average for corresponding date asst year
IS degrees. average for corresponding date last
thirty-three years, o. degrees
Barometer Readings.
s. m..2sss p. M "a p m''.1sso
Humidity.
So ms ! p m.....se p m-'''H
Local Forooast.-Shower to-day sno prooeoV 70
morrow; moderate east and southeast "ihus'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-09
LONG ISLAND.

FREEPORT WATER FRONT ..-
bungalows and houses. $1,000 up also oullnlns
iots on Randall BAY and WoOdclett Bay 10" prices
easy terms Send for particulars.
John J. RANDALL CO. Freeport. L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-09

The local market for spot cotton was
ouiet and 5 points lower at l2.S5 for md
ding upland sales. 600 bales. ,-.. ..h
Receipts at ports and interior points, with
comparisons, follow: ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-09
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
HIGH WATER

United States Coast and Geodetio survey
s,,,,.. .. t.2ilMoon rises ~. m. IL ;3s
snnsst .... 20 Moon sots a m } lZ.0e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-09
THE WEATHER REPORT
Records for the Last Twenty-foul
Uours and Official Forecasts

Washington. June S--Ths storm over ue oroe'
Lake. has its cantre over Laks Michigan. Dun
rsrddly losing in iptensity Tbs gales on INC upIe'
lakes have suhsidod but unsettled weather WIN
showers and thunderstorns. continued In mo roson
Of the Great Lakes. the upper Mississippi Hn ONO
valleys and in tho Atlantic stAtes- Fair Neaine'
prevailed IN all other districts.
The temperatures have risen over the plains 'A'"
the Rocky Mountain and west plateau regions Slo
readings are now generally above tho normal IN
1T, rrsi,,res have not changed decidedly IN the
erst central valleys and the districts east thereof
There will be showers Friday and PROBABLY o@,ui
dsv I'm the lake region. the upper ono Nsiey AZ ~
he middle Atlantic and New England ststes. - !.
The love- Ohio Valley Tennessee and me east Gun
snd scuth Atlantic states the weather VIII bo ger
e-sle fsir e1cept that showers are probable Aohs
tic south Atlantic coast. - -. ,,,,..,o, %,
No decided temperature changes &c nloi9 49, .y
the eastern half Of the county during mo HS''
forty-eight hours.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-09
The Bronx.

225rH ST. s. 2soe6 e White Plains az; 70
~ frame church, s4Y72: First Preshyteri an
cn,,-,h ~ WuUamsbridge Herbert W Ferris. 35'2
Oiinyille av chairman BUILDING committed. own
ar. John Davidson. t3S L 221th 81. ncmte.t'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-09
PRODUCE AND
GRAIN PRICES
Government Report of the
Wheat Crop Smallest
Since 1912.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. June 8. 1915.
WHEAT.

The Government report on winter wheat
| made the condition 1872 per cent compared
with S2.4 per cent last month. and an indl-
Gated yield OF 46g. 900, 900 bushels. while
! the condition OF spring wheat was $50 per
/ cent with an indicated yield of 2i6.OOO,OOO
bushels, making n total indicated crop oil
! Ills. 900. 900 compared with ll.0O5. 600 last
year and s9l .0l7 900 two years ago WINE
these figures indicate the smallest yield since
| 1912, they were only slightly under private
estimates. The report not published
until after the close of the session.
Prices were rather feverish. but the mar
ket showed a very steady undertone ana
at the close of the day prices were !. TO &c
net higher Shorts were good buyers ana
while il was said that a vast amount OF
long wheat had been liquidated. including
some very important lines of long wheat in
the West the offers were well absorbed.
which wsy thought 20 indicate a more eN-
tended buying power in the market
Liverpool easy. owing 10 continued
large arrivals there and the export demand
was distinctly small. notwithstanding the
lower level OF values prevailing and the
decline in ocean Seight rates.
In the cash market No. durum was
quoted at l.l6iA: No. hard winter. l.l6l3
No. l Nor. Duluth, 1881; No. / Nor.
Manitoba. L2i$.. all T. o. b. New York.
CORN.
II seemed TO be the general impression
IN the corn market that the recent rams
and unseasonably low temperatures in the
West were unfavorable for the best interests
of the new crop. and consequently there was
more active commission house demand and
prices were frmer. closing with net gains
OF y 10 NC. Cash markets in the West
were frmer and receipts at primary points
were small. Liverpool was weak and Argen-
tine reserves supplies for export were esti-
mated at 5000, 900 bushels. In the local
cash market No. yellow corn was quoted
at s3Isc c. l. (. New York. Export sales
amounted to one cargo to the Belgian Re
lief Commission.
OATS.
There was only quiet trade In the market
for oats and price changes were again mar
row. closing net unchanged 10 &c higher
The Government report indicated a yield
of 1856. 900 900 bushels, compared with
l.54o 900 900 last year. The local cash mar
ket was steady standard quoted at s6lac No.
3 white. 80 to 45l2c; No. white ~ TO
Al2c; fancy clipped white. Asa 47 nc; ordi-
nary clipped white, 44l2G46c, all elevator
RYE.
Market steady; No. Western. sl.o6. c. l.
{. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-09
WIRELESS REPORT.

q, stockholm swedish America Lina passed
Nantucket Light at a m yesterday bipe0'su W
dock thls morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-09
CHEESE
ChEESEr
peceint, ssl3 boxes. STATE, ". NJ.

FRESH, fats, colored. specials. l5c; white
specials, l5c colored. average fancy. l413g
l4%c; white. average fancy, l+l3glt4c;
twins. specials. l5c average fancy, l412g
i4&c; Cheddars, fancy. l5c; fair to choice.
l4LMl4% Single Daisiesf fancy, l61ag
l5a,c all styles. undersrades. l3dl4 WIS
CONSIN, W. NJ. fancy. fresh. Young
Americas. l6G16lse; STATE. SKINS. cur
rent make. specials. l2gl21c; choice,
llgl1hc; fair to good, I0Glo%c; lower
grades. 5M9c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-09
Forecast, for Special LOcalltlss.-Eastern

Forecasts for Special Locailtles.-Eastem Nc"
York Eastern Pennsylvania. Ne1 Jersey. Delsvirn
MARYLAND District Of Columbis-showers Friday ana
probably SATURDAY nj .,..,1x
Friday probably shower near the coast; sAturuC
fair. e..
Florida--ShOwcrs Friday and saturug
IabsmA Missi.sippl-Fsir Friday and Saturday.
Western Pennsylvania, Western New Iork-froos-
bly showers Friday and Saturday. -
Louisiana. Oklahoma. Eastern ana "eotorn ie'as
Friday and Saturday fair
Local oftclal Record The follo~inS ofnan re-,
he temperature for the last twenty four hours IN
comparison with the corresponding date OF last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-09

Winds for Friday and saturdsy.-Norh Atlantic
,,..b east overcast weather and showers; middle
las,tic fresh east and southeast with showers
a, Atlantic and Gulf. light variable and gen
- 4, Weather. upper lakes. moderate to fresh
sbif,irr winds overcast weather ana snow ers lower
isto. fresh south winds and showers. Disturbance
over Lake Michigan rapidly losing intensity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-09
Alterations.
Manhattan.

w HOUSTON ST. n cor Wooster 81 70 sly
telephone exchange. etc; New YORK Ieieph1ne 10
IS Dey st. owner Mckenzie. Noorhees q Sle. ~,
7eIH ST. Z. to sy dwls; A hitzps,riek'
lN y 47th st. owner. II Lucas " t.th ~
architect ........s... $500
5TH AV. s35: TO a S sly dwg. 9 Lewisohn, II
broadway owner: II A Jacobs. $50 ON az stcM rem
,ouu st n W cor Dutch st: 10 a ~ sty o1ice and
Inft bldg; North Ward Realty Co SO ath A''
owner. + L Plat. 1928 Broadway, srchltset' ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-09

courage buying Total sales for the DAY
were 1900 barrels. Range Of prices;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-09
Shipping Information and
Marine NewS of the World

y.psn Cora China and Philippine Islands
ia Vancouver and victoris. @ (cose
at $50 . m)-Empress Of knssia ,.j,,s June ~
japan, Cores China and Phllppine hhTns
thyblus .......................... ;yuhs IL
Japan, Corrs China and Philippine Islands
Maru Observation-Disclosures -
Tshiti N.rnuesas Cook Islands. New Zea-
land and Australia (ercept Wesc via san .
Franciscol fclose at II 80 o ml-Mslthi. .Juns ~
Harsii FIN Islands New Zealand and Aus.
tralia (eIcep1 Westl tua vancouver ana
Victoria @ tcose at $50 nh =.
Niagara .s.ssssssss @~ ~
Guam and Philippine Islands VIA San Fran, "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-09
HELP WANTED.
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female.

Female.
COOK and S-CHANfBERMAID and
WA1TRESS.-Two neat young girls: together or
separate. thoroughly experienced. city. country Mss
Shsughnessy's Agency II W. 42d ST.
COOK and LAUNDRESs cnsmuermaid and Wit
ress. By sisters, IN private family. country pre-
ferred good references Irwin Agency SIS 9Th
ave. city.
COUPLE-Scotch butler. valet; wife excellent cook
aud manager. three and a haf years excellent
references. city. country. Miss Shaughnessy's
Agency. II West 42d st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-09
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

LET YOUR RENT PAY FOR yOUR HoNA
Best financial plan explained By Country HsEs
League. No. 10 West SD ST. Dept z Pleas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-09

John y. Cohalsn. Surrogate Of the
County OF New York. Notice IL HEREBY
given 20 all persons having claims against
Jane II. Smith. late OF the County Of New
vouchers thereof 20 the subscribers, at
their place OF transaeting business. At the
once OF thelr AtNoIhe!S' Stlt ~ fhliHps.
haitian, in the City OF New York. on or
before the twenty eighth day Of August
next
Dated. New York. the nth day Of Feb
ruary. 1916.
TYLER BULL
CHARLES A SMITH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-09
WYsTCHEsrER COUNTY.
40 ACRES, $4,000

Htsh level clear land. stone fenced. spring
Sstsr. nne New. J. CARPENTER. 20 Lake St.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-02
AII. SPECIAL. AGENTS To
COOPERATE: IN PuunE

49, Associated l'rcs.l
WASHINGTON. December ,r,;s,ric,
Attorney Anderson. n, Boston. !, w,s
announced to-niEh; at the D.por,.
'nent Of Justice. has been nl.cod n
cfarEc or the Federal governments
Price investigations, in order 70 co-
ORDINATE the inquiries in progress =,
nos'oh' New York, Brooklyn. Chicago
ana other principal markets..
NJ! sFrcia! agents or the Department,
'"'"uEh"ut me country have bccn in.
Str9H'e" by the Attorney General "a
o-"'tFa'" With Federal ATTORNEY. in
'''"''Ns '"oG-"os; increases Of
"r'"'S repeatedly have pointed or,
h""eN"T, thar The Federal snvero,ncn,
an lnk" coEn!z:.n"c only nf acr,,,,.n,.
an! cohspir:,cits TO control prices whom
'Hef ahcct Interstate traff!c and has
"" i"1sdiction over such matters as
'"c"' concerted action by retail dealers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-02
HOUSEWIVES CALL
FOR MASS-MEETlMG
Continued from Fir>, pas-p

and submitted to the committee va :
Tious comparative figures OF conlmod;
ties. 1t Is probable that his assistance
vii! he sought by the league in tho
pian for action rs outlined yesterday.
Probably one ut the most important
matters brousht ont at The meeting OF
the committee, and Witch, !: is cx-
pcctcd, VIII lie thc subject OF an in
curry, WAS the report that Il syndicate.
had been formed in Richmond for the
purchase and storage rf potatoes 4,
was reported :" tn" league that this
combine had already purchased ami
placed in cold storage potatoes valued
At S.50,00H. Thcl. potatoes We're said
10 havs- ihrch bought fol $3.50 per
bushcl AT the time ;hty were stored.
and ~. now selling Tor a. %. with in
dicat!ons ,hat there Will he furtnc.
advances.
'r!H pric" OF beans. which. with 20
tato"s, are the two commodities tina;
affect the poorc" class the greatest,
was also given much considerations.
since reports had been received that
huEe quantities are being purchased
and stored. This was the reason adj
Nanccd for ~. record breaking pricce
tina, beans are nov bringing. II IS
understood tina, action viii be directed
against tn: storing Of these two com.
moities, hi!i 40 steps w,il br taken
un,.l after The mass-mcctnE Mc,ncs.
day afternoon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-02
Submarine Sighted
OfDian1ond Shoals
Officers Of american Steamship
Report Presence Of Unidcn-
titled Vessel.
fIly Aahoclnte,II,rcrs. !,

NEW YORK. December l.---An uu-
identified vessel riding low IN the
water. without ,hc usual green ana
rcd side lights, and believed TO be q
Submarin". was sighted forty miles
cast or Diamond Shoals. Cape Hattcras.
AT 1880 - NJ. November -. from tho
bridge of the American steamship
Crot,on Hall according 10 officers of
til" ship on her arrival here TO day
from South American ports
The unknown craft. the officers said
yes moving IN southcrly direction,
following Spanish sailing chip. which
identified herself az such shor, time
roy,"us.
The attention Of the officers OF ih.
'rofton Hall WAY attracted Ia Tho
"cssel by her two whit. lights boh
binE along on tho watcr Thinking
II might bo small boat or barR,
adritt they started TO render assist
ancc. but az they changed their courye
III" unknown drew off and the lirb,s
wc!" cS;!nEuislcd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-02
,hori,y again at the doors OF the United

III ority again at the doors OF the United
States
From n military standpoint. possess
sion of Juarcn and chihuahua might
ieau TO practical military CON
troll of the east portion OF Northern
Mexico.
Tho most potent cleDnen, with which
villa mas TO reckon IN any such move
"h"ht ~ the American punitive expcdi-
non III Mexico. spread out behind him
ana fully equipped for any emergency
'iilciais ar" interested In what would
ne the attitude of tho United States
s"Nefhment should Villa. for whose
capture tIe expedition was sent into
'Nico. get between General pcrshinr.s
t"ncc aud the border line Those here
VII informed on Mexican affairs de.
''ic 'hat the shortage OF ammunition
~ 'ch;; thr C&rranza defenders OF Chit.
~ 'hHa Is III no wise charcrahlc 10 tn,
.''DarSo on munitions from the United
~ ''eS they point out that General
~ resoh' General Carranza's War Min
~ tr. has long boon in personnel con-
OF practically all the ammunition
'h we ''rfahzt arsenals. and that re-
- 'c" appeals from General Treyino
zoe supplies have been me: with ,it;Ic
or no response.
nat elect the asccnd;nvy @: VAL.
"'t nave on the attitude Of the ;,,.i,.d
80" depends upon what progrcss
INA maize within the next few v.cc,,.
''o what steps the Carr,uz, r,rc,.
'tNo TO restore their control ~ 10
nc'thcrn country
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-02
NEW RECORD FOR MINT

liiiLApEi.FHfA Dccenbrr !.-Wt.h
mn output of e.s5o.ooO dimes. SEQ. roo
ni"kcis aud 2s.?75,t5o pennies IN No.
Fcnh"". the !oca! mint established =
now record for IT single month IN IN.
number OF pieces coined The total
Nalu" OF the output was Sl.GsS.os4.5o.
In addition 10 this coinage 100000. 900
l"-ccr. silver pieces were coincd for
The republic % Ecuador For the eleven
months of 1916 the coinage has agcrc.
gated l3l 56J,s.G pieces, all dimes.
rick"is and pennies. The mint is work
Ing double shifts ana officials sag ,her.
is 10 indication Of l.;-up in The
demand for small coins
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-02
SALE OF ALLIED TREASURY
BILLS IS WITHDRAWN
Instructions Received by j. y. Nor
gun & Co. From British and
French Governments.
FIRM ASKS TO BE RELEASED
Action Taken Because These Foreign
Powers Desire to Show Every
regard to Federal Reserve Board.
American Governmental Body.
ny Associmtcd Press.
NnnfY

NEW YORK. December II y
Morgan Co. have Withdrawn tho
proposed sale of British aud Frcncn
treasury bills. iccordIns: To in.,rrc
''"i* received by them from abroad
inc announcement was contained i'm
tn" following statements:
Wo have hccn instructed bv ,ho
British and French governments Ia
Withdraw thci, treasury bills from
safe.
we nave accordingly. expressed 10
those institutions and Investors which
have already placed orders with us for
'heac securities. the wish TO he re-
leased from the obligations 10 dcliy,s.
ara they have been good enough TO
acccd".
This action is hccnuse ID IL cx-
planned by the british Chancellor or
'Hr f.Nchequcr and by the French
Minister of Finance. thcs" governments
"""ir" to show every regard TO N"
Federal lscservc hoard a governmental
h"nH OF which tho Secretary OF tho
Treasury and tho Comptroller Of Tho
Currency are cXotncio members
we may add that tho sale in lin
tied amour, of these treasury hill.
payable in dollars in New York have
" - h' '''St'''a' part OF INC
allied governments financial plans. hut
hav" for som" time hccn under con-
*!dc!ation with a view TO furnishing Il
credit medium that would acco,nno-
date The American banking demands
for an Instrument Of short maturity.
end OF such limited volume that the
government could always undertake to
lag down gold in New York sufficicn,
To meet the ynatured bills
1T was believed further that these
bills would have furnished at the end
ot :hc wa" an excellent measure of
protection 10 the American financial
situation. !nas'nuch as these steadily
maturing obligations of the foreign
governments would have tended to pre-
Vent heavy drafts cf gold from this
market"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-02
HAMMETT WILL BE PAROLED
judge Richardson to R-Iens, Y,unr
h"n t"u'ictcd or Stcnlinr
Automobiles

W. e. iiammct'. twenty-thrcc years
Old. WHO was convicted In mo IL,
tlhgS CouT; on November u of Tho
'HHfSH OF stealing AN automobile. the
jI:! bringing Ia Il verdict Of one year
III IN. p"nitcnt!a!y. viii bc uaro,cd
~ MAS learned Yesterday. hy Ju,lrc
Richardson to-day. y charge of lar
."nF preferred against him in finmp-
ton, II MAS also learned VIII no, he
pressed
ii"mmc,t was brought back from
hhl"ish y. G.. by Detective Scrxc:,r,
HALEY Eev. +. r. McFadcn. - u
p"st"r Of the Frs, rrcsbyterian
'h"f,h' interested himself In tho youns
'i'.ln. and sat With him and his main,
during the triai
f'''nni"t; was ono ~ tho .hroc
E"u0* men vii" ar" said 10 have AZ.
tempted 10 break JAN tho dnr a:tcr
mis- conviction.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-02
AscHIHE rAHRANZA's DEFEAT
TO LACK OF ANMI\ITrn<
Associated Press 7
ron nnra,,l


ii'"EioN, December AL
,'o"fh no "tcial news Of the rou, OF
YIN '""a torces Mt chihuahua ny
NiiIH came 70 the State or Wa M
pa '"ehtS to-day Or 70 the Mcxic,r
81 fn"sS!. Eliseo Arredondo. tho am.
"h Hor-d:signate. after conferences
WIN secretaries Lansing and Baker
''caS'd inc heller that the urof
reports were true. and ascribcd
r' ranzA forces defeat TO Il lack
OF ammunition. ~
Soon after MI. Arredoudo's yi.i, go
mem Secretaries Lansing and J.aker
SHrt"Tateiy conferred with Presjdep,
",'9"!. No announcements was made
u was apI'aren, that 1her, was
Some apprehension over the si;uuttor
me- might confront this government
'nou'" 'iit advance north. take Juarcz
'"" e'''o'lsh himEclf as II dc facto au-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-02

pressed thanks to the persons and or
E"niza;ionS who had contributed to The
success" OF tho conference. lie summed
up the work of the eleventh annual
session or the Virginia Educational
Conference as follows:
NOT only has this session exceeded
All others In point of numbers, but IL
stands clearly In the first rank for
Sn EIehe*s and fruitfulncss of purpose.
fir-rcach'ng plans for the imurovc
m"nt OF tn" schools have sprung from
General discussions rather than ucr
sounl suggestions and the forces sct in
motion VIII prove us irrosistihlc as the
around-swcll OF the tide OF the sca,
SII:ARHES PRAISES
WORK or CONEEnr.NCE
I'VE have accomplished much in Vir.
Einia. but, az the incomiuE President
or the State Teachers Association said
THIS afternoon. We are simply stand
in" Il, the threshold OF the Ercat.r
de .clopmcnt that already seems within
oGr grasp.
~ conference that practically dc.
in;tn"S aH inCreaS" Of school rcvcnun
which Will enable US to pay ON; tc,ch .
er' rs teachers ave paid IN minnesota
W sconsln and other states which cuual
Ni"r'nia in populations; whict, has dcri-
M recommended constructive
survey of school conditions IN Tho
state, and which! hI: decided anon AZ.
ct icr May campaign 30 quicken our
enthusiasm and deepen our earnest.
hsss' musi indeed DC considered truly
representative of a state that no
longer turns 70 the disasters ,.r :no
US n"t bodily faces thr problems Of
IN 'nturn. with the determination to
M re her school system the most no
t"ntial factor III their solution"
.HeSrocS from Richmond factories
n n AFTER the speeches had been
Tho final f,,,,. -,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-02
LOAD TRAINS WITH LOOT
FROM CHIHUAHUA STORES
villa Relieved to BE Getting Read,
IN Evncuatc City After Sat-
tsfyinG Himself.
SPEARS AGAINST FOREIGNERS
Warns People Not TO Hide Any Out
stdcrs in Their Homes. Threaten
ing To Kill Them All II Found Ont.
TrcVino Awaits Rc-EuforcemcntS.
Men on Border Soon
May Get Active Work

WASHINGTON, December H.
Sccrctnr. tinker, after his conference
with the President ut tho White
Housc Tonight. WAS approached ny
Southern senator with u request
for tho recall of ono Of the National
Guard regiments from tho McAlcnu
hnrdcr.
.lf you will hold that request In
abe vance for few days." tho See
rotary of War replied. ~ nm Of tho
opinlon that you VIII withdraw it,
Mr.. Bakers response WAS tnkcu
fo Indicate that the President and
the secretary consider there may
soon he nctiNc work for tue arm.
on he border.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-02
IMMATURE ALMANAC.

public tonight. which asserts tina. thc
supply on September this wear wos
- per cent less than on the sam. date
or 1919. There were on hand when
ihe latest state census was taken
's!oS' cases OF coid-storag. eggs ne
compared with l,033.253 on Sep,cmher
l. 1919 decrease Of 2il.GGG cases Of
thiftH dozens in case. Greater New
YORK City shared In the shortage 10
me extent of more than is9. 900 cases
All such eggs must bc plairlv
m"rked Cold Storage" before hc,nr
placed on sale in this State. under r..
seFent!-t~o- hour "ultimatum" to deal.
erR delivered today by John ]. Dillon
state commissioner Of foods and
markets. Mr.. Dillon predicted tina; the
!"'ah price Of storage eggs would drop
10 80 cents dozen within ten DAYS.