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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1916-12-12
MOVES TO LARGER QUARTERS.

The l.. c. Smith & Bros. Typewriter
Co., who have formerly been located
in the Webb block on Broadway. NOV
ed Saturday to the basement room I'm.
der Finney's drug store, entrance on
Broadway. The Bismarck branch of
the company have built their business
to such proportions that larger quar-
tors were necessary. They will Occu-
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1916-12-12

= CHURCH BOARD MEETING.
! A meeting of the board of trustees
of the McCabe Methodist f piscopal
church will be held at 4 o'clock this
afternoon, ~ 'r
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1916-12-12
First National Bank

ply their new Office alone and will
make it an up-to-date typewriter Of
flee with public stenographer, expert
mechanic, etc.
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following the Ascot race in Los ,Ange.

Rickenbacher will build two cars to
he owned by w. Weightman OF Keno:
va, w. Va, Chevrolet will work on,
three Fontenac cars and De Palma
will build special racing cars for the
De Palma Manufacturing Co. nd
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1916-12-12

LEAVES HOSPITAL.
Mrs. \. W. Gussner and infant son
who have been in the Bismarck hos
pital, have returned to their home in
this city.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1916-12-12

Z CHAPTER MEETING TONIGHT.
Bismarck Chapter No. 10. r. A. NJ,
will hold regular meeting at the
Masonic temple this evening at 1880
p. M Officers will be elected at this
time for the ensuing year. s:a
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1916-12-12

RETURNS FROM EAST. ,s4~
p. c. Remington Of Seventh street
has returned from weeks business
trip in the Twin Cities. i
u IT. S.. 49, .iF
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CITY NEWS

Vernon Workman OF this place
spent the weekend in Mandan, on
business.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-26
HEARINGS ON TOBACCO RATES
Interstate Commerce Commission 4"
TnIsc IN &. ~ -. Tarifis at Wins
IUn-Snlcm ON N0NenIhcr ,.
By Associated Press.
| NI;TDN urrObeI. o.,'l'


ASHlNGTON. October 2J.--Thc lu-
|crstatc Commerce Commission to-day
liked hearings At Winston Salem. y.
t.. OH November =. in the Southeast
obacco case and at Kansas City. on
December =, in the case OF the sus-
rcnded tariffs on dressed poultry from
rcXas 10 Gulf ports for export to
;uba.
The Tobacco" case involves the ches-
,pcal<c and Ohio's suspended tariW pro-
bosinS Increases in the rates on smok
|uc tobacco and other tobacco prod
acts from Virginia aud North caro-
|ina TO the southeast.
The poultry case involves the pro-
,oscd cancellation of. commodity rates
|n dressed poultry when shipped with
[ull carloads Of fresh meats and pack
Ing house products from Texas To New
Jrlcaus and Galveston and other Cuff
ports for export to cuba. The pro-
|.oscd changes would make n cnnsd-
trable increase via both ports.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-26
PRAISES BOTH CANDIDATES
ir" lnndrith Declares Wilson and
Hughes tr" t:Nrr'icnt Gentlemen.
hut rhctr Parties Are Wrong
lisy Associated l.,

i1y Associated Press.
SCRANTON. ~. octobc" .J-lra
i.andrith. Prohibition Nice-p -prcsidcn:
aSpirant. declared Tonight that Viii
son ana Hughes wer- both excellent
gentlemen aud that he did not c;,rc
VIII" won the presidential race.
10th of these candidates are cX-
ceii"nt gentlemen. and the country
wont hc in grave danger. with either
Of them in the Whit. iioIsY u he said
at Wilkes- E;,rre. Both are preach :
crs' sons; thcy ac, alike and think
',like and 80 know ,h-y are All right.
don't care whether Wilson or Iugho :
Wins
''I;u, their parties are not all right.
They are silent on the Nduor question.
aud they u,aks their candidates silent.
Is YOU can vote the straight Rcpubii-
can or straight Democrats ,i"ke; AL
nf tile time and remain decent then
you re moral acrobat.
!. Frank iianly. rrohibtionist pres
idential candidate, to-day devoted him
~elf largely to the scope OF his party
platform.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-26
ACTIVITY MAY BE RENEWED
fr~nnrhti""s tppnrcnti. nring Wade
for Ne" Campaign b, runiii,"
Expedition.

''pi.tMBlS. y NJ. October %
Heavy shipments OF cntrenchins tools.
picks. shovcIs. crowbars aud sand
bars have arrived here. II is said
they are for tn" us" of the punitive
expedition in Mexico officers take
he shipments as an indication OF -
possible renewal of activity 80 The
field.
Officers say the tools would not he
necded at Hcld headquarters ii the
troops are I" remain there. Recently
the bands al the Fifth. seventh and
Thirteenth Cavalry. Left at Tho border
when these regiments went South.
were ordered 10 rcjoin their COM
mandS. Adobe h"uscs are being built
a, field headquarters in Mexico. ii is
reported here. and army ovcrcoais are
being issued TO the soldiers of the
eNpcditionIrN force.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-26
FUNERAL OF COUNT STUERGKH
SERVICES Held IN \icunu nnd HOdy
Taken ." Late prcmirrs Former
Homo for Nurial.
lt.y Associated Press !


VIENNA Tuesday. October - ,via
London. October 23).--Thc funeral OF
Count <ari Stucr=kh. lhv late AUS
,riam l'rcmicr. WAS held this afternoon
IN III" Cathedral of -. stephen.
Nrchb!shop rim oflicjatc.. Emperor
Francis Joseph was represented by
.\rchduke Leopold SalNator Tonight
The body will hc taken to iIalbcnrain
III" iremicr's Former home. Tor burial
in tho fa'nily tomb. For Successor To
'"un, SiucrSkh az Premier the names
"i i'r Ernest Won I<orrbcr, now
Finance Minister OF Austria hungary
and l'riicc Conrad Won Hohenlohc-
Schiilin"sfurst. now Austrian Minister
"i the Interior, are mentioned.
~. Friedrich .\dlcr who Shot and
Killed Premier S,uerckA an las, sat
"rdaN. vas to-day turned over "a the
"""Tt where the case is to hc tried
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-26
tE\rR\L POWERS TIGHTEN
GUIP LTON UOJM<SI
nv .Nssoclatcd prr.s 1

''N -NSSo'latc, trrSS.
BERLIN. October ~ wi, I,nd,
october 2").-ih" iron grip of the CO,
trial powers upon Roumania has ti.J,
cue" III wv" important notchcs VIII
the capture OF Mcdiitlic and Rasbn,
'o"rudpa' ana Of Prcdcal. on ,l
border The conuucs,s
'Pese impHrtant places have bcd
achieved with SURPRISING spcca
Military men. as usual r.fu..,
rr"phes! as to other DEVELOPMENTS
'h' c"'"paisn against Eoumania, %,
appear conTidcut thai all Will com.
due time
With the capture OF r.nstanz, 81,
''"hh'&h'"nS lost their principal Sc:
i'"'t' Wh'ie thc Taking Of Mcdjidic an
hhshoN" now places Tchcrnavoda in
'''''ta position and. in military opinic
"c''' 'hrcat tens i;ounania more tina
ever.
me 'apiut" OF Ircdcal comes "a.
N'''''"" |" thc recent forcing Of q n,,n
"rF "' important mountain passes fro
pennsylvania into Houmania. so RI,
tue central powers appear to be nonrl
IN position To swoop down uDon RI
k"unanicn plains and attack the hoa
oi the country
ffr"cai and the passes behind il spc
the loss I" Eoumunia of It's na,,,.]
western fort;iications formed by RI
mountains OF Transyiyunia Ncdiid
qua EaahuNa. ii they lead To INC ,.n +,
ure "t Tchcrntvoda, denote with TnI
,uhat aud Si,iStria, the removal of -,
artificial barriers to access INTO Eo,
mama across its other natural fort 1;
cation. the Danube Eivc,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-26
Hson on His Final
Trip to Middle W est
Visit to Ohio Marks Opening Of
Big Driuc" Planned for Last
Stages Of Campaign.
lny Associated Press

ON BOARD PRESIDENT WILSON'S
SpECiAl. TRAM. MARTiNSBui;G. W.
VA. OCTOBER .5-Presid.n, Wilson is
travelling toward Ohio Tonight on his
third and final Middle Western trip Of
the campaign. II" - due 10 arrive IN
Cincinnati az il:3o tomorrow morniu.:
Tor tire. aud perhaps four addresses.
I'll" N.sit I" OHIO will mark I'll.
opening of the "bi= drive planned bE
Democratic campaign managers for the
last twO weeks OF tic caInpairn En-
coulae"h b> optimistic reports. The
fr"si,l"ur plans /" sac as many people
possible in Cincinnati ;,..d du.in-
hs rid- through tn. stat. in the morn
dan Philadelphia and duriu. Two
bij.f stops III baltimore Mann OF III.
mon whu greeted him we've tailroad
employees. .uth several times tiny
called him "E,eh;-Hour Wilson
~ rhi!adc!phia according 4. th"
Wilt. iious. stenoEr,phefs transcript,
of VIVA; occurred. :, mall evidently an
o'icchold"r u the city government.
calici cut THEY hav" assessed VA"
i55.i" ror ~" iiuGhcs campaign; the,
car ;a!t, oin Iu"p.y. b'!: they can't
talk. our v"tcs "" would ia,het lose
m"i" thau tina; 'h.u !cse oUi v,t.
for You.
IN rincinmnt. Nh Wilson ~iH srcab
81 - rccc,.;Iol' Of the chaul,cr of COM
,nc,"c, probably ai 10 lunch s.t The
" o:ncm's city Club. 81 a dunn, a, ~"
business Mcn's club ana iu the evening
at :, uc",iu2 at III" Music Han
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-26
SOUTH NOT uNHEALTHFUL
Br. =. ,i's"n Hodges. NJ Nrctimr uf
Nrdirnl >orirt,. Answers
thurce.
iEnnctul NJ Tho Tinr..nl

iSncciu' d" The Times -DisratchI
%pI:Ful.E. VA. October -. Flo.
"u"ui rr"tcS; against the frequent
charge tha, ,hc South is no! 50 hcalth-
ful - ether sections "f .hc country
was voiced ~ Dr j. Allison iiui.cs
Of Eichmnui, at l"-uighi'< SnSsinu ot
;hc Medical Society al Virginia IN
convention here lie admitted that the
mortality rate is higher. but asserted
that IL j. due 10 The larger number OF
suicides, murders aud accidents.
br. Thomas Il: Leonard, Of Richmond:
Dr j. Morrison lIitchcson OF Rich
mond Dr. j. l.. RaWlS. OF Norfolk aud
Dr. -, &. Coleman and Dr. j. :. lInrs-
ley. of kchmond We're others on the
program. Dr G.. NJ. iIaZcu. OF Eou
Air, and pr israel Erowu also read
papers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-26
FARM BOARD IN COLUMBIA
south taroiinn'> Claims Tor ON" "r
Nrw Tanks Presented at <iI-
Dn! Session.
IN Ns.nrlnlrd rrcsM

COLI GMEi\, :. a.. October 25.-S"uth
,'arohna "iams for one uf til" new
farm- ioau banks 10 hc orSauizeG uu-
der the rural credits act were pre-
S"ntcd at an ail-day session of the
National Farn-l Loan Board here to-
day. Columbia AND t;rccnvillc being
the critics named. only Three members
of the board We're here Chairman
George ". Norris, Charles T.. i.obdcn
and w. = y. smith. Director OF the
Mint T.. j. IT, Won Eugclkcn sat with
the hoard in AN unofficial capacity
south caroina's ccutrai position in
the proposed district and Commbia's
like situation in tho state were the
points stressed. The board goes to
iacksonvi!ic for Il bearing Tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-26
Villas EIUi:> ~ >I.IIT
ui' tIfiIIINliLA CIiI

~ tn. same time reports came 10
the War Department tina, Villas CAMP
:rcs were il si"ht VI chihuahua CIV.
ana that General Treviu". th. car
rar,Ha conmandcr there. although pIen-
tiiuliE supplied with arms aud rcceiy-
Ing rc-entc!ScucntE. was short OF am
munition :,Ud considering cvacuating
tn" capitai department officials said
Tonight theH had not heard the report
r-achip. III" hordcr thdi Chih,ahu.t
actually had fallen. |, was pointed uu;
that Villa. once occupying ,'hihuah,:a.
could compel the surrender OF .Iuarcx.
as hs did cnsil! once before. and at
another S,rok" might take Vorr=om.
Monterey and Sn!ti!Io. when Ne would
hc 4 military iactor aomcwhnt differ
cri from the bandit for whose life
an Nmeric;,n military expedition was
dispatched
Thc Wa. Department reports on
Villas latest coup caiuc from Eriya-
di.r-I.u"r:l l:c,i. who transmitted
stories obtained from refugees arriv.
in: ~ III I'aso. y he did not give
state Department officials expressed
doubt - 10 The cntilc accuracy OF the
tales. G;"ncl;J i;clis dispatch gave
details OF ;he annihiiation OF tn. car.
rama column under General ozuma by
Villa forces at ra!ouas and dcsciil..d
how the Viii" troops captured o. Niilcd
more than l.ooo Carrauza trocps ana
took al! the supply trains
Tho McX,can cmbassy's explanation
.; General ClIranza's move 10 ,lucrc-
'ar" WAS that he had CONC TO prepare
for The meeting of The constituent ,...
ScmhlN ior which ,iyuI,Ii.S inst h.\.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-26
De FACT0 CONTROL.
MENACED BY VILLA
Reappearance Of Bandit as Mill
tary Factor Causes Concern
in Washington.
MOVING TOWARD CHIHUAHUA
Reports From Mexico Disparage
Stability Of General Car
ranZa's Regiment
-. A..oc.a,", i'.,sS

WASHfNo;rrN u.;oh.r ..--C"ndi-
lions in North",n MeNico resulting
from Tho r",,ppcsra,ic. Of Villa a. :,
military facto. ar. commanding moe
attention. mere than ~ auy vthcr tiiuc
sine" tn. columbus raid
ADMINISTRATION officials were tonight
ci tn" oV!niou ;uai ;hc Aiucric;,nr Next
can Commission at Atlantic city can
not D.. expected to .u'riv- at "a -;,tis-
factory ,olutiou OF bor,lor probic.il.s
Uu,il TIA. situation ir chihuahHt has
i'ecn "lNiii:d. Furthermore. there APP
p"ars small probability ihat tn. reg
ulni OF National Guard forces now ON
III. border vill be rcduccd soon
Coupled with reports which dis-
parHee tia. stability of General Car
.anzn> regime ana interpret hi. re-
moeal from Mexico City TO 1u,rc,ar"
a. sign OF the brcakin2-up process
predicted. th- military movements Of
Villa masking Il Formidable cam
paigu in chihuahua. ar. regarded nri.
a. m"unci'.s the de fae,o governm.mt's
control ~ th, nh"l. n"rtle com
;ry.
There as~ also ,ppar"mtly we'll
founded, but Indefinite, reports o: the
courection of th" so-callcd Lccalista
movements With thc Whole train oi
events
rh. Mcxicau embassy to-day de-
cnr.d ;h;-t Villas torc.s consist only
Df Il f.w hundred u.u claiming Villa
as their l"udcl' and branded report;
OF mstahiiit: cf General carrauzn's
government - e, ilood Of uisrcprcs.u
,atiou that might bc eNp.ct.d from
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-26
s.non WEN HE-ENEUHCt
tNIHttlIt GARRISON
I:. N.snc!nteh rres. |

'F;V A>sur.ntch Press
WNSIiiNt;TON, octoI,cr .j--M.Ni.au
'onsul Garcia. al III raso. TeS.. tcic-
@raphcd the Mexican embassy here to-
nigh, that lie had been advised 10y
General 'rrcvinu OF the arrival at chi
huahna Of troop trains bringing about
5000 men under General May"ottc to
re-enforcc the aarfiSon.
An earlier message from the consul
said he had Just received information
from General Trcviuo dcnyin.; that he
intended 10 cvacuaie chihuahui and
declaring lie did moi fear un attack OF
the city hy Villa.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-26
K aiser Cheers Men
on Son7n7e Front
Hold Out. He Admonishes, the
Lord viii CiOe His Bless
ing in the End.


EEEi.iN. October - fvia l.ondnnl. -
Euipcror William. on his rcceut visit to
The troops the Sommc front iu
France. made ,nc following speech
according TO the correspondent of til.
Ta.cblutt:
comrades following ,u impulse Of
the heart. have hurri.d TO YOU from
tn" "nS; from; 10 bring YOU tho greet
iu@s Of r"ui comrades there and the
thanks o. tn" Eaihcrlund for the four
months hard Struggle on the Soa,mc
ana for th. hero: manner in which
YOU have fought, TIL. worlds history
knows no rarallcl for tho struggles
~ which YOU are participants" and for
the .rcatuess vf your deeds For cen
;u'i"s these battles Of the Sommc will
stand as blazing mode, FOR the
conqucrinc viii OF 81 united people.
In YOU that German Will finds ex-
preston, under whatever conditions. 10
rreNen' the cncuH from prostratirr
NJ I" the ground and stand ,irn,
a:amst French INCIDENCE and British
stubbornncss. From all German re-
si"ns yom stand like q metal wall OF
German sense ot duty and Seif-devotc ed
va'or. hghun= to the last breath.
on all sides the German people
atand in - tenacious struggle arains;
h;'o' the world and agaii!s, the mani.
i"'d superiority OF numbers. Even
though I; continues hard and erdurcs
long. Net the Lord Of Hosts Is with
Nou Thos. az home have besoueh,
Him and He has inspired YOU with
strength and courage. Trust in Cod
Hav.iy. feeling that YOU are n@htinC
it, jus; cause
out; the Lord will give Ills blessing
80 til. end"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-26
MISS DRAPER is BRIDE
Married to frimrr Andrea HOnrompmSni
"t rome In Presence "f Notnhir
Gathering.
~ A.s..cintcdIrn..

WASHINGTON October 20. Mar
Sarct Preston Draper. daughter Of the
late General william f.. Draper. am
bassador to Italy in president Nc
kinley's administration. WAS married
here to-day 10 Prince Andrea Bon
compaGni OF Rome.
Cardinal Gibbons "iliciaicd in "a
chapel which had been converted from
the ballroom Of The Draper home. in
accordance with privilege granted
to the EoncompaGni family. which has
given two popes to the Roman Catho-
lie Church.
notable company. including the
Enssian amba ssador. the Italian am
imssador. their stats. chief Justice
White and other nationally known
figures attended.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-26
Millinm ". Chn.c ncrh.
INy \ es"elateA rress.

NEw YORK. october @5.-- William.
NJ. .'hasc. long regarded as one Of tho
foremost artists Of America. died al
his home here Tonight ia his s;&tv-
eighth year. lie was u native OF In
diana aud had studied in Ncnicc end
Munich. lie was twice prcsidrrl OF
tho socict. Of American artists. His
wife and eight children survive him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-26

aiian forces occupied the Albani,
seaport of Avlona before Italy cn,crc|
inc war against Austria. No furthd
operations were undertaken for som|
time. but III the last few months thnr|
nave been occasional reports ihat r,|
endorsements were being sen, To al
oa"'". ana that Italian dctachmcpt|
were pushing their way eastward
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-26
TWO WOMEN DIE IN FIRE
Several Other Persons Believed 10 iInye
Hccn within building Not
Accounted For,
N" \ Associated Press. !
NOEk. OciOhnr ~ ~,


NEW YORK, October o5.--Two young
women were killed when they jumped
rom the roof OF Il sevcn-story build
ing in East Houston Stree, which
burned here Tonight. Several other
persons believed to have been within
he building when the nn started
nave not bcen accounted for.
.i number of men and women trapped
bn tho roof by tho fire were rescued
py iircmcn and policemen. Tho prop
erly loss was estimated at 100000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-26
JOINT COMMISSION MAY Bi:
tANSEERNED TO WASHINGTON

ATLANTIC CITY. y. j.. October -. ---
Unless an agreement on an adequate
and amicablc plan of border control is
entered into by the Mexican American
JON: Cor,ri-Sion within few DAYS.
Il appeared virtual certljn,y ,.-,Iay
ti."i ar ..a.ucst effort woul. he nhnc
t. have ire conference ,rau:.ferscd ,c
Washington
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-26
'oN MACkENSr:N KEEPS Up !
HIS DRIVE IN DOnIslu,y

Keeping up his drive in Dobru.li;
Field Marshal Won Mackensen ha
brought his force above the Constauz;,
ichcrnavod7 railway line, the riyll
wing rcstin. approximately on Tao
hau! near the Elack Sea, twelve mills
north or ConStanza, and the left mort
at Tchcrnavoda, whence runs the on 4
bridge across the Danube. in ,hI
region. Whether the Roumanians, Il
their evacuation OF Tchcrnovoda. lcd
intact the fourteen mile bridge. whic
would be OF immense straterical vain
l" tn" Tcutonic allies ia a diversion T.,
wards bucharest. has not been ma d
known, but. following military prd
ccdont. despite the puickneSs OF Vo
Mackcnscn's forward push. il proba i'll
was blown up or otherwise badly dam
aged.
fnrthcr ground on the eastern Tran
S!'Nania front. on the Roumanian sid
oil the Vulcan and prcdcal Passes n;
p"cn given np TO the .tustro- -C;crn,;.
forces by the foumanianS, hut. accor.
ihS 10 BukharcSt. the Tcutons east j
'hc iiNcr .\luta, in Tramsylvauia. In
oe"'i driven northwayd. while i'm q,
l%ul and oitus Valleys the Roumania i,
have made advances
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-26
TiN COMMANDMENTS
\nT rO nE SIIOItTENi:D

Efforts To shorten the ton command
ments have been abandoned a; The prcs-
IN session OF III. convention Of tho
i:piS"cpal Church, lcaGcr, ~ the con
rla\' announced to-day. 'rho commits
son appointed /" .U"G"s' ln"inodS ui
revision Of til. book "f tlut..n r,.2,..r
i th.. shortening "f five Of the
commandments b. the elimination III
TIA" reasons. Members of the commits
sion asserted to-day that this uucs-
ION would noi hc pressed. Discussion
Of ether phases uf III" proposed pro-
r'Si"n was t" i,c resumed.
NJ Il JOINT session al tn. TWO houses.
AZ" domestic mission fields were dis
russcd missionaries from every SEE
lion "f III" country telling "i ih"ir cx-
I,-ricnceS.
1'he lover hous,- adopted thv report
- tn" joint commission on The lee
tionnry. which urged tn. shortening
OF many OF the Sunday ,ho"i lessons
hN the aliniihati at lessons and pass
accs deemed rchai". As II result. ;h..
dictionary wili h. ahrid.:cd about 10
per cent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-26
ALLIES IN CONTROI.
OF RAW MATERIALS
Their Domination Of Articles Es-
sertial to u. S. Manufactures
Proved Conclusively.
ACCEPT BLACKLIST PRINClPL E
Recent Paris Economic Confer
ence Regarded With Greater
Disquiet Than Before

~ N~spc'ntcd Pres
WASiIiN,;rDN. October -l,"tiii.;.-
ton 10y TIA. allied nations al thr
worlds raw materials which arc vs...n-
t'al - American manuractu,es uns
hcen proved couvlusivcly /" "t'ciuls
her" hy the completion to-day .,f Il
comprehensive. summary Of British
trad" policies rs 70 imports into this
country .AS - result; the rcCcr. i':,"is
economic conference III tn. ".ttcrtc
p"wcis is regarded here vi'i tu.
greater disdniet than h.forc.
The rioposei commercial wa ,ii.r
ine war AZ frs, viewed skei ticai,, is
looked anon ~ . more practical i-"',o.
siti"' ia tho light ot iuvAsti..I,,.,
Consequently, an .rrncst study Of tn"
TACT uvailaiI. is hc;tin r,a.;. ,al.l
"Nc'y effort extended to suprlcr .ut
ib" Information now al hand. rhc
BLACK i'st has bo-u accepted in Iliu.
cipl" ~ AL the allies. while the a&r-c.
mont made "a; The conference for III.
closer economic unity between tho gov
e'unierts ls woriiiu" ont through lnu-
'U"i concessions. e%riudinG other couu-
tries from their hcucftS though not
n"ccs>ariy viewed 49, illegally dis.
ciiminatorN by the United states so
long hs confined 10 war purposes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-26
ids ON HtTrIi: CRUISERS
no HE: OPENED IN DEC iMni:It

The New York Shi-,buildiuu Com
IAN: and William cInmp 3, sous. ~
|'hiladelphia wcr. bidders aud the
or'ncr may get one ship u,, fms! -
|,minatiOus of the figures uuctrd III.
ramp company Ole. waS to DnilL
NJ ship On the basis "f coz, riu> 10
'cr cent commission. a proposal which
,:tnnot be entertained legally cn the
|,attlcshjps but would be ia order Tor
he four battl, cruisers bids 70, Which
sill be Opened In b.oembcl
Bids Tor III. steam -clcctri.-nriv. >ys.
efu Of ptopulS!ou preferred by the
NavN Department provided ONLY Tor IN.
construction OF lii. ship. tn. govern
ncnt TO supply tn. driviug m>chiu"i 5.
'or This reason uuo,ati"ns on electric
lrIven ships wcr. approximately sjcc.-
-, lower than Smltr figures for All
steam drivers. Indications ,t. ihat rhe
|I.ctric-driNrn slips VIII be ordered.
The department was somcwhat dis.
|,ppoiptcd at the tim. OF deliveries -.t
|by the bidders .,l,houeh completion
Il ihirt%-s!N months had pccu us,;.tl.
hirty min. months Was The lowe, esti-
nate made. most of the bidders iiHmg
It the crowded conditions 81 n. I'M
|iu$,ry.
The department. has $H.ooococ avail.
.ble 10 cguip government yard. foi
construction work. AN, d.iint, Jan
lts bccn worked out. under which
.cague Island Navy-lard might b.
made one Of til. greatest wA ship
building plants IN The world. Naval
rs perts believed. however. that foi the
present ~ least. greater speed Win
construction viii be- u.Id. through